Soff’s is a stunning result of JW Turnberry’s recent renovation. The elegant high-ceiled bar features a selection of dark spirits, local beers, and cocktails including batched drinks on tap like a margarita and watermelon mule.

One step inside the Four Seasons Surf Club and guests are instantly transported to somewhere far far away, maybe even Italy, with its Champagne Bar serving as one of Miami’s most luxurious places to grab a drink. From the long list (Miami’s largest) of available bubbles to a well-executed cocktail menu, there’s something to inspire even the pickiest drinker.

所謂的大堂吧在邁阿密海灘的標誌性Fontainebleau is the ultimate place to people watch. Both locals and visitors flock to this bar, which was once a local hangout spot for The Rat Pack, and is still one of the most consistently busy bars in the city.

Stepping into Matador Bar is a stark transition from the all white walls of the Edition hotel it’s located in. The massive black walnut bar is the room’s center piece, where the menu is an ode to old Miami.

One of the bars that is credited for putting Miami on the international bar scene, the Broken Shaker is also the most laidback bar on the list. Located inside the hip Freehand Hostel, the bar features an ever-changing menu with drinks created using in-house mixers and juices, as well as herbs grown in the garden outside. Grab a drink and hang in its outdoor oasis or lay by the pool.

With a menu that’s broken down into three categories: traditional, versatile, and extraordinary — there’s a cocktail for every palate on this menu. Located at the new Esmé Hotel, this intimate bar breathes new life for locals when it comes to the traditionally tourist-filled Española Way.

On the rooftop of South Beach’s Moxy hotel you’ll find Serena, a rooftop bar serving refreshing cocktails and Mexican bites by the same team behind COYO Taco. This picture perfect rooftop is great for drinks with friends or even a Sunday funday brunch. A fan favorite on the cocktail menu is The Rubio made with Union Mezcal, hibiscus rosemary, and lime.

As the name implies, Minibar is rather small in size, but within the palm tree adorned walls there’s plenty of personality. Perfect for locals looking for a casual nightcap, it boasts nine cocktails, each one inspired by a different neighborhood in Miami.

Breathtaking views of Brickell, Instagrammable cocktails, and fun Cuban-inspired bites are waiting at Rosa Sky Rooftop. Order their namesake cocktail, The Rosa Sky, made with Grey Goose Essenses Strawberry & Lemongrass and citrus for a fun rose-shaped ice moment.

Sugar is home to Asian-themed cocktails and a 360 degree view of Miami from 40 floors high. Those looking for something light will enjoy the Lychee Blossom, a take on a martini made with vodka, sake, and lychee. Looking for something with more of a kick? Try the Herbal Dose made with rosemary infused gin, Green Chartreuse, sweet vermouth, and orange bitters. Arrive to watch the sunset over Miami, and stay for the romantic views.

Tucked away on Brickell Key, MO Bar inside of Mandarin Oriental, is one of the best hidden gem hotel bars in the city. The cocktail menu rotates often, but always features a mix of conservative classic cocktails and fun innovative drinks to test one’s palette. Stop in for Social Hour from 5 to 7 p.m. daily for $9 cocktails and wine, and $5 beers — a steal by Miami standards. There’s even live music every Thursday through Saturday.