Dining At Miami Restaurants And Nightclubs

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Something new has been rapidly sprouting up across the country in every major city, changing the way we do nightlife forever. Some say it's the dawn of a new era: the era of the restaurant nightclub. Just like malls revolutionized the shopping experience by providing us with numerous stores at one big location, restaurant nightclubs are doing the very same for the dining and entertainment industries, merging the two into a one-stop destination for your evening that has it all. Essentially, the restaurant nightclub is a new hybrid of these two types of venues. Ideal for dates, be it among budding or established couples, or for gatherings of friends, these hybrids offer dining, dancing and entertainment all in one place, encouraging you to hang out for the night and enjoy yourself instead of hopping around town and having to begin your quest for parking all over again.

But what makes a great restaurant nightclub? Well, the answer to that much depends on what you're into, but there are indeed a few key areas you should keep in mind when selecting which ones to check out that should make your decision on where to go tonight, ...
... tomorrow or next weekend much easier to swallow.

Cuisine
Regardless of whomever you're going with, it can't hurt to see what's on the menu and what type of cuisine is offered at the establishment you're planning to visit. For example, if the majority of the menu consists of seafood items and someone in your party is highly allergic, you should keep that in mind. With so many different restaurant nightclubs around from virtually every background of cuisine, it's very easy to find one that appeals to your tastes.
Another item to note when looking into cuisine is whether or not the place has a late night menu. Many restaurant nightclubs will offer a more scaled down version of their menus after typical dinner hours that feature appetizers and snacks. It's also a great way to catch a fun bite later on in the evening if you ventured out past traditional dinner hours. Plus, having snack items available to you without having to leave while you're having a wonderful time is absolutely priceless.

Scene
By the same logic of checking out what type of food is served, you should also see what kind of entertainment or music is featured. Some restaurant nightclubs will vary by night of the week. One night could be rock, another karaoke, another filled with live DJ performances. Other restaurant nightclubs offer live dinner shows with professional talent. Some will book local and even national talent to perform while you dine or for you to enjoy dancing the night away to after eating. If any of these aren't a style that you enjoy, you should find something that better suits you. The good news is that with so many restaurant nightclubs popping up everywhere, it's quite easy to find a place you'll enjoy. After all, ambience is important when you go out and if it's not a vibe you're into, it can make for a long evening.

Specials
One of the best ways to maximize your experience at a restaurant nightclub is to look into what kinds of specials are available. Some will have special feature menus on themed nights. Others will have drink specials or hold weekly Ladies' Nights, one of my personal favorites, truth be told, where ladies drink free. Specials are also a great way to get acquainted with a venue you've always dreamed of trying but felt was slightly out of your budget. With the economy in the state of recession it's currently in, many dining and entertainment venues are responding by offering special discounts on appetizers and entrees or even an inclusive price, much like a cover charge, that includes your meal and drinks for less than you'd expect. That means even the most budget-conscious of us can partake in an evening out without spending a fortune. Additionally, it affords us all the distinct opportunity to have fun on the town and truly savor every drop of excitement the city brings to the table.

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