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Husband and I (late 30s) are going to miami and having dinner at MILA. Where should we go after? I used to model and am familiar with LIV and some of the clubs that have been around a while (I haven’t been to Miami in 10 years) but I’m not sure it would be fun to just go to a club and buy a bottle just the two of us or annoy promoters who are probably busy wrangling younger girls. Are there any swanky late night lounges or anything else we should consider?

We want upscale and don’t mind if it’s expensive. I know it’s a vague ask but we like to party still just don’t necessarily want to be in a big club surrounded by a bunch of drunk strangers we don’t know. It feels like we’re between the club/party stage of our 20s but we still like to get after it and don’t want to just got to bed after dinner if that makes sense! Staying at the Setai so not looking to go too far from there.

We’re splitting a long weekend between the Setai in Miami and the Breakers in Palm Beach. What is the most painless way to get between the two places? We could rent a car or try to uber but I feel like there could be a better way. Car service? Boat lol?

How can I find and thank the people who inspired me to become vegan?

Around the years 2005-2008, I remember walking with friends along Lincoln Road and seeing a television set up on a table, which would play footage from factory farms.

I think Peta may have set up this table. I'm not sure, but these videos are what inspired me to start a vegetarian diet (and eventually, vegan.)

I remember telling my friends that we should all eat plant-based, and they told me I was stupid because "I [they] don't even like vegetables and the animals are already dead." These friends obviously didn't understand economics.

Anyways, I was wondering if anyone knows how I can find the people who would set up these tables so I could let them know of the impact they had on my life.

Thank you.

I will be in Miami for about a day after our cruise ship comes back. We will depart the ship at 7am and our flight isn’t until 4pm the next day out of Fort Lauderdale. So instead of ubering back to FL when the cruise comes back we’re gonna stay in Miami for the night. What would you do on a Thursday night in Miami if you only have about 24 hours there?

My husband and I will be visiting Miami for five nights mid November, budget is approx. $200 per night. What hotels do you recommend ?

Wassup, recently moved to Miami Beach and looking for solid restaurants/bars/cafes. Would like to completely avoid anything touristy or overpriced. The more casual the better. Just want genuinely good hole in the wall type spots, local restaurants etc. Basically the places you know about from actually living here.

If they don't exist, tell me your favorite spot cause I'm dying out here.

Thank y'all

I am 55 man , I enjoy dinner out ...walking a fun safe area ...but finding friends is impossible... I am in the Fort Lauderdale area... If you are a similar situation... Let's talk... I enjoy going to flanigan's... Going to Bayside, going to Gilbert's resort... Naples... 15th Street fisheries...

I’m planning to go to Art Basel this year but torn on which area to stay. Should I stay in south beach or closer to wynwood? (I’d stay in either coconut grove or coral gables bc of hotel if closer to wynwood) I will be going to Art activations as well as going out at night. I heard traffic/Rideshare prices can get crazy. Any suggestions/advice?

I'm looking at SoFi neighborhood condo sublet for my dad and his caregiver. I've found it's super competitive which I expected but one thing I never expected was a document called a CTL, or contract-to-lease. Is this just a standard down there? So I'm being asked to put up a month's rent (of six total) in advance of the lease signing with this CTL. It's to secure the lease so they know I'm serious supposedly because there are multiple showings. Any advice? Thank you.