As temperatures soar into the 90′s, July and August are heating up nicely in Miami. Every summer, there are an abundance of scorching Miami events to get yourselves too. As a DJ and Producer here in Miami, I will be giving readers of Miami Pudding the lowdown on …

In the here today, gone tomorrow South Beach nightlife scene, Rokbar had always been a constant. For seven years, locals, looking for an escape from tourists and bachelorette parties, treated Rokbar as their haven. However, as of Monday, Rokbar has decided to close their doors for good.

It’s not your typical SoBe bar: No velvet ropes keep you away from the door. No muscle-bound bouncers sneer. No club kids clamoring to get to the front of the line. Just locals grooving to a Grateful Dead soundtrack in the cigar smoke, quaffing hard-to-find

The mood at Jada Coles is intimate neighborhood bar – low lighting, ample seating along the bar, a few low couch arrangements and to many people, the piece de resistance, a pool table in back.

Just off of Bird Road and 122nd Avenue is a sports bar that is accurately named The Sports Grill. However, this clever title betrays an establishment that is worthy of anyone looking for a good time.

This authentic Irish Pub opened on June 26th, 2000, and is the only genuine Irish Pub on South Beach. The Pub is a remarkable collection of authentic Irish decor. The interior is inspired by pubs the owners grew up seeing on the streets of their native Ireland.