Brickell seems to be short on spaces to host live art and performances, so we are so fortunate to…read morehave the Flamingo Theater as an awesome space for small-scale, live shows. I've been dying to come here for so long and finally made it out to the theater to watch a belly dance showcase that was awesome! The space is so fun in its decor (there are artsy portraits of Mario and a cat in a suit!) and the tables are well laid out so your view is not obstructed no matter where you sit. You can order drinks directly to your table by pressing a button and service is fast. Bathrooms are in the back and reasonably kept, the layout was a little confusing at least in the women's restroom as it seems when you walk in there are only a few stalls but then in the back there are a bunch more. I will also say, their website and social media is not the most helpful. For example, I was unclear if food is served in the theater and found no info online and no one to call. So we played it safe and ate before. However, they do serve food after all - a variety of Latin fare like arepas and ceviche. So sad we got full before the show and didn't get to try any good. But all in all, I had a great time at the theater and definitely look forward to seeing another show here!

This space is not a safe space for Afro Latinx people. And it is not safe for women…read more The entire ownership of this establishment is MAGA and racist. Please spend your money elsewhere.

Great spot to catch a local improv show! Good street parking options and easy to find. The place…read moreitself has a lot of character and charm. Great selection of snacks and drinks during the show with speedy service. Have a lot of friends that have taken classes here and have heard nothing but good things!

I love this place! I have seen many shows here and have taken the improv classes. The staff and…read moretalent are amazing!! You should definitely stop by and see a show or even try a class. The place definitely has hole in the wall comedy venue feels with two different venues for improv (Main Stage or The Spotlight) and stand up (The Spotlight). They only sell light snacks and drinks (soda, wine, and beer) here, but it is fine since it is a comedy venue. I do like that their beers are from local Miami breweries. It's nice to see local businesses support local businesses.

Thank You Miami Bar is what would happen if a great night out had a personality--and a very good…read morebartender. Went in for "one drink," left three hours later questioning my life choices (in a good way). The cocktails? Suspiciously perfect. Like... who trained these people, and why are they so committed to my downfall? The vibe is equal parts "effortlessly cool" and "you're texting your friends to get here immediately." Music hits, lighting flatters, and somehow everyone looks like they belong in a music video--but still nice about it. Staff is amazing, drinks are dangerous, and my only complaint is that I now have standards. 5 stars. Would lose track of time again.

Food was better than expected. Service was great…read more Ambiance was great. Stoped in tonight to watch the World Cup match between Spain and Uruguay. Nice neighborhood spot. They are hosting a comedy night - but I won't hold that against them. Really enjoyed the spot.

Thank you Miami Film Festival for getting me to the Olympia Theater so much this week. The Olympia…read moreis one of my favorite venues in Miami, plus my eldest graduated here and thus, a cherished memory. There are no concessions, but the event sponsors didn't have a problem with people bringing in food. I don't know if renovations are being done, but upstairs and some stairs were closed. The rest rooms are on the second floor, I didn't see an elevator.

I'm glad that such a historical and beautiful venue and artifact remains for many to enjoy in…read moredowntown Miami. This is a large theatre perfect for movie premieres and debuts - with a large main floor and a smaller second floor. We came to visit during the Miami Film Festival - it gave the movie an aura of greater casual fanciness being showcased in such a venue. Easy entrance and easy exit; lots of food options across the street st Julia and Henry's and on the weekends - farmers market with delicious hummus and Italian delicacies. Grab a movie, a beverage and a stroll. Enjoy!

The Donkey Show has something for everyone; great disco music, booze, and half naked women and men…read more My family and I had a blast. I had no idea what to expect and I don't want to give too much away. Just know this... -Do not bring the kids, no matter how "Mature" you think they are. -Bring comfortable shoes; you will be dancing the night away for about 3 hours. You can buy VIP tickets and just like at a regular club you can sit in the VIP section. -If you want to drink, drink before you get there. $18.00 for a drink... umm... NO. -Do not bring a medium to large purse ladies; otherwise you will have to check it in. Anyway, you can't dance the night away with a giant purse. -Take a camera; they totally let you take pictures with no problem. -Dress up. Like I said I didn't know what to expect. If I could do it again I would've totally dressed up. -Have Fun... It is a very interactive show, INTERACT!!!! A great time was had by all; I hope this show travels to other cities.

The Donkey Show is a performance like none you've ever seen before. It's a type of immersive…read moretheatre, so instead of being seated in the audience watching the show, you experience the performance all around you! Many patrons at The Donkey Show were dressed to the nines in their 70s gear, to match the theme of the show. There was so much polyester you'd think it was Halloween in Alabama. Please, nobody light a cigarette... Inside, it's more club than theatre. Dance floor tickets grant you a pass to experience the club from the middle of all the action, but be prepared to stand, and dance, the entire time. The music is awesome, the sound system blaring, and the lights are a show of their own. Bring cash or credit for drinks and remember, this is a take on Studio 54. There's no shortage of references to drugs, sex, and disco music so leave the kiddies at home. VIP is a good choice for older guests who may want to sit down at certain points throughout the show. Waitresses will serve you drinks and food from the bar. The show is envelopes the entire performance space, so you don't miss anything when you're raised up off the main dance floor in VIP. The performance itself is multidisciplinary wonder of song and dance, with a pinch of theatre and splash of acrobatics thrown in for fun. The cast did an amazing job and encouraged participation from the audience members. The vibe and energy throughout the show were stellar! Right on, man. Tips for enjoyment: Get there early, dress the part, bring an open mind, and attend the late show. I plan to go back before the show's residency ends in September; it's a far superior experience to regular clubbing in Miami!

My daughter and I went to see "Mamma Mia!" at the Ziff Ballet Opera House during the "2024-2025…read moreBroadway in Miami" season at the Adrienne Arscht Center. The Center inside is beautiful and we were impressed. Our seats were in the third row so we had a great view. Our seats were comfortable and our knees did not touch the seats in front of us and others could walk past us comfortably. The main plot has Sophie being raised on a Greek island by her never married mother Donna. Sophie schemes to find her dad once she reads her mother's diary and learns that Bill, Harry and Sam were her suitors. Sophie invites each of Donna's three would-be fathers to her upcoming wedding, much to Donna's chagrin. Critics called it a silly amd unbelievable play but we enjoyed it. The cast got a standing ovation. Parking is not easy in that area so we ubered over there. Being stress-free always works well for us. We plan to go again soon.

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts is one of the largest performing arts centers in the…read moreUnited States. We attended the Moulin Rouge! The Musical and Fiddler on the Roof: enjoyed both. ... still so much constrcutions are going on around it.

Awesome bar and happy hour. Drinks were reasonably priced and I was surprised the food court wasn't…read moremore crowded. We had the smoked old fashioned, which was delicious and unique.

First of all....someone call Jon Taffer because i seriously felt like I was on bar rescue!!!…read more I am sincerely sad I missed this place in its prime! I went for the first time today and there were literally 10 out of the 26 places open. The third floor is completely closed down which is understandable if the idea is to move all the current vendors up to the third floor and create a sports bar on the main floor which is what I was told by one of the last standing vendors...and I hope this is true because otherwise it's a sign that the doors will be closing soon because they simply cannot maintain with 3 floors and only 10 working vendors. We walked in, kind of in shock because the place was completely empty. There were approximately 4-6 customers eating at 2 spots, the main bar was open but all employees were on their phones waiting for business. We nervously circled the main floor then headed up to the second floor to see if anything caught our eye... the Fookem's Fabulous - Pie Vending Machine was empty and shut down...so sad I wanted to try it..so then we headed back down to the first floor where we stopped to ponder..what's the food quality like if they aren't moving products because there are literally no people buying... but bravely continuing on, we stopped at Chicken Bras and got 2 chicken empanadas for $9 they were fried fresh but a little salty in my opinion and then to B&D's Texas Bbq. We tried the platter that comes with 3 meats- Brisket, smoked turkey, and pork ribs, 2sides - Mac and cheese and potato salad and we did an add on of 1 piece of cornbread, and 2 drinks $68 all in.. everything was mid.. not great, not bad..(except the potato salad may have been old, it was a little sus) The main dining area has high top tables but all the fabric seats are old, stained, and the foot bars are busted.. the dining upstairs has low tables but the seats had crumbs and questionable residue. Would I return? Absolutely the heck not. This place had its day and now food halls are just a thing of the past I guess unless Jon Taffer can come up with a kitschy concept to bring it back to life...