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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in The Infatuation. Updated July 2026.
Mac's Club Deuce ♣️ · South Beach
Mac's Club Deuce opens in the morning and keeps South Beach nightlife grounded in an older, cash-only rhythm. The Infatuation notes that smoking is allowed and that the neon carries a connection to Miami Vice. Go early if you want to see the room outside peak hours, bring cash, and order a straightforward drink that suits a bar where the setting and long continuity matter more than a composed cocktail list.
On the Rocks Bar · North Beach
On the Rocks is a narrow North Beach smoking bar that stays open late and turns Fridays over to karaoke. The Infatuation's directory presents those details plainly, which is enough to understand the appeal. Visit on karaoke night if you want the bar at its most social, or choose another evening for a quieter drink, knowing that smoke and close quarters are part of the room rather than incidental features.
Seven Seas Bar · Coral Gables
Seven Seas pairs a nautical interior with the habits of a neighborhood cash bar, including karaoke three nights each week. The Infatuation identifies both the theme and the recurring music schedule as central to the experience. Bring cash and time the visit for karaoke if that is the draw, then keep the drink order simple enough to focus on the room, the regulars, and whoever has taken the microphone.
Eddie's Place · Tamiami
Eddie's Place leans into the familiar mechanics of a neighborhood dive: darts, karaoke, uncomplicated specials, and counters that show their age. The Infatuation calls out Fireball deals and the bar's lived-in feel without dressing either up. Go for karaoke or a round of darts, order whatever basic beer or shot fits the occasion, and treat the lack of polish as the point rather than a problem to overlook.
Round Table Sportsbar & Lounge · North Miami
Round Table announces itself with a castle exterior, then shifts into a wood-lined, smoke-permitted bar with an age-thirty-plus policy. Those details from The Infatuation's directory define a room aimed at an older local crowd rather than a themed tourist stop. Visit for a game or an ordinary evening, order a simple drink, and expect the house rules and smoky interior to shape the experience from the moment you enter.