This cineplex has 14 screens for your viewing pleasure. For a more enjoyable experience, sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the refreshment stand. For film times, ticket prices and further information please see their website. Visitors can catch some of the latest flicks at this wonderful theatre.

No this ain't a shady sushi bar tucked away in the city's Chinatown. Sushi Samba is a renowned chain with branches in the Big Apple, Chicago and of course, Miami Beach. Don't be surprised when your preconceived notions take a backseat; it serves not only Japanese, but Brazilian and Peruvian cuisines as well. Plush interiors with cherry red couches and transparent seats add to the ambiance. The bar is where all the actions takes place-find unusual flavors of sakes and don't forget to grab the house special sambatini-a flavored martini. Ladies, if it's been a while since you wore your Chanel boots and Morgan dress, you have the perfect place to flaunt them now! Call them for private events and functions.

It doesn't matter if it's Saturday night or a lowly Monday evening-it's always crowded at the Purdy Lounge in Miami Beach. Comfy sofas, lava lamps, interesting artwork and a comfortable vibe is what you will find at this popular night club. With events and live music acts happening here, the crowd is always pumped up. A casual atmosphere, great music, decently-priced booze, and open way past your bed-time...what more could you ask for really?

Enjoy the most amazing view of Miami cityscape and of Biscayne Bay with a Mandarin Martini in hand (paradise for Martini lovers as the drink menu boasts more than 250 Martinis, no kidding!). Located at Mandarin Oriental, M-Bar offers the best of the old friendly world with its inviting couches and casual seating and the sleek interior decor that blends ceiling floor glass windows and mirrors. Don't miss the Chef's superb selection of freshly made Sushi. After work hours, the bar mixes a diverse crowd of professionals, laid-back beach lovers, and some stylish characters.

This place has seen a lot of changes. Decades ago, it started out as a twin-cinema hall. Later it got bit by the corporate bug and was transformed into a multiplex. Recently, it was purchased by the City of Miami Beach and was made into the performance hub that it is now. Various performances like dance and plays are held here regularly. Moreover, speakers and lecturers on films and other fields also utilize this theater as a venue for their speeches.

Satisfying Miami's growing hunger for fun, Strike Miami is the perfect entertainment mix. Catering to the needs of the 'in' crowd, this stylish sports bar has 'Bowl in the dark' UV alleys, drinks and appetizers, music for the feet and a special alley service for unadulterated gaming. The bar retains its sophisticated after-hours for adults only where 18 and over guests are invited to try the unlimited bowling offer. If you're looking to unwind with a bang, this is the place to be.

To check out the location where Lord of The Rings was filmed, you don't have to go all the way to New Zealand. The wooden Ottomans, walls with open bricks and warm lighting at Mokai help you relive the act. This nightclub, with a kitchen that keeps going all night, sees biggies from the film and music world as regulars. You have to be lucky to make it to their restricted list of 220 guests every night. You won't find this place to be as crowded as other places in South beach, so grab a table and lounge away with trendy hip-hop, funk or house music.

A popular destination for pre-dinner drinks and finger foods, Lobby Lounge at Mandarin Oriental is the perfect place for business and casual meetings. Elegant surroundings, floor to ceiling windows, great bay view, over-sized chairs and plush sofas create a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. Live music by award-winning harpist Roberto Perera, full bar and a bar menu comprising stir fried shrimp, beef Hong Kong noodles, wasabi peas, and marinated olives will definitely lead to a great evening.

Rose bar at Delano with high ceilings, upholstered walls in rose color and custom made Venetian chandeliers, white linen curtains and ocean breeze seems like the perfect place to have a drink. Rose Bar is well known for its martinis, great service and glamor. Renowned and glamorous celebrities from different fields including sports, entertainment and politics are seen at night parties. Cocktails are served in the area from the lobby lounge to the outdoor terrace.

Lapidus Lounge is located on the mezzanine floor of Ritz-Carlton South Beach. Low lights, plush surroundings, and comfortable seating with art on the wall make Lapidus the place to be for a great evening with wine, food and friends. The lounge is named after architect Morris Lapidus. Guests are treated like royalty at this home of tapas and sushi. Star Martini, Perrier Jouet champagne, and 150-year old Grand Mariner and some very interesting cocktails from the 1950s don the menu.