Best and top rated local clubs in Miami

TL;DR:

E11EVEN runs 24/7 with big-name DJs and VIPs.
Club Space rules marathon after-hours, with Floyd as its intimate sister room.
LIV at Fontainebleau anchors South Beach headliners
Wynwood options include Dirty Rabbit, Dante’s HiFi, and Mad Radio.
STORY is closed, so plan alternatives.

Miami mixes superclubs, vinyl bars, and outdoor warehouses. You can start in South Beach, drift to Downtown, then end in Wynwood. This guide lists the most reliable spots now, based on official calendars and recent local reporting as of October 3, 2025.

Where to go, fast

South Beach: Big production and dressy crowds. LIV headlines weekly.
Downtown and the 11th Street corridor: Late-night hub anchored by E11EVEN and Club Space.
Wynwood and Little River/Hialeah: Hip, DJ-led rooms, vinyl lounges, and open-air parties at Factory Town.

The list: Miami’s top rated clubs right now

E11EVEN Miami

Where: 29 NE 11th St, Downtown
Best for: 24/7 ultraclub energy, headliners, VIP tables

E11EVEN is open around the clock most days, with A-list bookings and production. The club describes itself as a 24-hour ultraclub, strictly 21+, with food, shows, and private rooms. Plan for late arrivals and long runs.

Tips: Book tables early for weekends. If you want a shorter wait, arrive before midnight.

Club Space + Floyd

Where: 34 NE 11th St, Downtown
Best for: Sunrise techno and house at Space, cocktail-driven grooves downstairs at Floyd

Space is Miami’s marathon temple, with terrace sets that roll into the morning. Its site lists frequent weekend events and after-hours. Floyd, in the same complex, is a smaller room for live sets and DJs with a classic sound. Hit Floyd early, then walk upstairs for the long haul.

Tips: Bring sunglasses for the terrace. Buy presale when possible.

LIV at Fontainebleau

Where: 4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach
Best for: Big-room headliners, “LIV on Sunday,” celebrity sightings

LIV anchors South Beach with weekly residencies and festival-week takeovers. The official calendar shows constant headliner nights and the famous Sunday party. Expect dress codes and VIP demand.

Tips: Thursdays are easier for entry. For weekends, lock a table or arrive early.

Factory Town

Where: Hialeah
Best for: Open-air warehouse festivals and holiday weekends

Factory Town is a seven-acre industrial venue that throws large-scale nights, including Miami Music Week and Basel shows. It is a destination, not a quick stop, so plan transport and cashless entry.

Tips: Wear comfy shoes and bring ear protection. Check set times for multiple stages.

Dirty Rabbit Wynwood

Where: 151 NW 24th St
Best for: Party-bar energy that flips into a dance club

Dirty Rabbit posts daily hours until 3 am and runs DJ-led nights across the week. It is a fun, high-energy Wynwood choice if you want a less formal club vibe.

Tips: Good first stop before a longer night downtown.

Dante’s HiFi

Where: 519 NW 26th St, Wynwood
Best for: Audiophile vinyl bar that turns into a dance-worthy session

Dante’s is a Japanese-style listening bar with memberships, curated selectors, and frequent nightly seatings, plus occasional daytime parties during Music Week. It is intimate, so reserve.

Tips: Book on Rock or arrive for the first seating to secure a booth.

Mad Radio

Where: 7700 Biscayne Blvd, MiMo District
Best for: Deep dance heads, late closings

Local press crowned Mad Radio “Best Dance Club” in 2025, and listings show late hours midweek and on weekends. Expect quality sound and DJ-centric programming in a cozy space.

Tips: Watch Instagram for guest takeovers. Midweek can be excellent.

Medium Cool

Where: 1690 Collins Ave, Miami Beach
Best for: Live jazz early, DJs after 10 pm, stylish lounge feel

Medium Cool runs a dependable schedule, starting with live music then DJs nightly when open. A sleek option near Collins if you want a dress-up lounge that still dances.

Tips: Great for a warm-up before LIV or a South Beach-only night.

Do Not Sit On The Furniture

Where: 423 16th St, Miami Beach
Best for: Underground house in an intimate room

A veteran of Miami’s underground, Do Not Sit focuses on proper house bookings and close-up dance floors. It is the antithesis of bottle-service culture. Check the calendar for international guests.

Tips: Capacity is limited. Buy presale to avoid a sellout.

Blackbird Ordinary

Where: 729 SW 1st Ave, Brickell
Best for: No-cover dance nights, ladies night Tuesday, open till 5 am

Blackbird blends bar and club. Socials and listings show DJ parties most nights and very late hours in Brickell, making it a reliable, casual dance stop.

Tips: Expect a line after 11 pm on weekends. Arrive before the rush.

Places that closed or changed

STORY, South of Fifth is closed following the 2 am alcohol cutoff in the neighborhood, confirmed by local reporting and venue listings. Do not plan a night there without official news of a return.
Basement’s nightclub operation has been reported shut since the pandemic era, with skating and bar elements appearing in listings. Verify before going.

One-night plans by vibe

Superclub run: Start at LIV by 11 pm, then Uber to E11EVEN after 1 am. If the night keeps rolling, finish the sunrise at Space.
Wynwood loop: Reserve Dante’s, walk to Dirty Rabbit, then ride to Mad Radio for a late set.
Open-air blowout: Pick a Factory Town date during Basel or Music Week and stay put. Plan your ride early.

Cover, ID, and dress code

Bring a government ID. Most rooms are 21 plus. E11EVEN states 21+ with valid ID, no exceptions.
Covers vary by artist and night. Presales save time at Space and Factory Town.
Dress codes skew smart in South Beach and at LIV. Casual-fashion works in Wynwood.

Getting around and timing

Best entry window: 10 pm to midnight for superclubs, earlier for Dante’s and lounges.
Rideshare: 11th Street gets packed at close. Set pickup one block away to move faster.
Festival weeks: Miami Music Week and Art Basel drive demand across the city. Expect surge pricing and earlier sellouts.

Quick checklist before you go

Item	Why it helps
Valid ID	Doors check hard
Presale or RSVP	Skips lines, protects entry
Footwear for hours	Terrace sunrises and warehouse floors
Backup plan	Lines and sellouts happen
Earplugs	Space, Factory Town, and E11EVEN get loud

Why it matters

Miami rewards a plan. Knowing which rooms fit your mood saves money and time, whether you want an audiophile set, a sunrise terrace, or a 24/7 spectacle. These picks keep you on busy floors with active calendars and strong word of mouth right now.