Cute guys almost always, but typical, standoffish "Stand and pose" types. Bartenders take FOREVER to wait on you unless you wave a 20 or better in their face (hint, hint). Parking, like everywhere on South Beach is a nightmare and outrageously expensive. Tow trucks are constantly trolling the streets looking to hook any poor sucker whose tire is over the line into another spot to the tune of $200. Cool decor, right there on Lincoln Road Mall, but bring your checkbook, credit cards, and a wad of cash if you expect to get any attention at all.

FROM THE MINUTE YOU ENTER HALO YOU FEEL AS IF YOU ARE IN A FIVE STAR HOTEL. I HEAR THEY ARE OPENING ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. CANT WAIT FOR ONE TO COME TO NY.

• Creme (0.2m)
• Score (0.2m)
• Buck15 (Thursday) (0.2m)
• Galaxy @ Casale (Friday) (0.4m)
• Crobar (0.5m)
• Twist (0.7m)
• Palace (0.7m)
• Discotekka (3.3m)
• Vlada Lounge (3.5m)
• The Vault (3.5m)
• Boy Bar (4.6m)
• Club Boi (5.9m)
• Bohemio Cafe (6.9m)
• Azucar (7.3m)
• Our Place (14.2m)
• Trixies (15m)
• Beach Betty's (18.2m)
• Cloud 9 (18.6m)
• J's Bar (22m)
• Sea Monster (22.7m)
• Living Room (22.7m)
• Voodoo Lounge (Sunday) (22.9m)
• China White (22.9m)
• Johnny's (23m)
• Torpedo (23.1m)
• Cubby Hole (23.8m)
• Mona's (24m)
• Ramrod (24.6m)
• Boardwalk (24.8m)
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