Another restaurant and club question

Are there any special restaurants and clubs which you would recommend visiting based on the day of the week? We are interested in all types of cuisine and perhaps a club where someone 40 years old would still feel welcome

Another restaurant and club question

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The listings for each night of the week are updated daily here:

www.cooljunkie.com

You will feel fine at any of the clubs on the Beach - the difference being type of music played. There are clubs in Downtown Miami that allow under 21 and have all-night ';rave'; style parties you will most likely not attend.

A ';quick bite'; of the Beach...

There is a rock bar called RokBar on Collins.

There is hip hop club on Washington called Snatch (really).

There are really swank %26amp; sophisticated lounge style bars in the lobby of the Delano and the Setai and also the Sunday sundown poolside party at the Raleigh.

There is a fun club on Washington called Automatic Slims.

There is a beer bar with pool tables and a no-nonsense atmosphere on Espanola called Lost Weekend.

There is a really lovely wine bar with boutique vintages and tasty tapas at 16/Washington called Vino.

There is a weekend salsa dancing party in the upstairs lounge at Yuca on Lincoln (www.salsamia.com0 that is lots of fun.

There is an afternoon rum runners in your swimsuit bar called Clevelander at 10/Ocean.

There is a swimsuit friendly tiki bar at 3/Alton called Monty%26#39;s.

There is a live jazz combo playing every night of the week at the 2nd level of Van Dyke.

There is a free sushi happy hour at Doraku on Lincoln. There is the oppoortunity to engage in drunken bowling at Lucky Strike Lanes on Michigan north of Lincoln.

There is a classic Irish style pub on Wahington called Playwright.

There is an Argentine soccer bar with great grilled grub on Liberty Ave called Liberty Grill.

You%26#39;ll have lots of fun...

AG