Floyd Miami

Much smaller space than I expected. Overall not bad but there is a cost to get in and drinks are pricey. Very dark space. Wish there was more fun lighting to go along with the music. The few times the strobe lights turned on the whole crowd started to vibe together but other than that it was a lot of just swaying, bobbing in place.

It’s not the best club I ever been to but I don’t know what all the bad reviews are about, I stumbled upon this club when Space was sold out and got a table for our 8 person group and honestly thought the price was reasonable compared to other clubs. The server was very present, attentive, and on point but most importantly I didn’t feel any pressure from her to keep buying bottles which is a breath of fresh air in a club setting. I see a lot of bad reviews about prices, but you’re in Miami with a live decently known DJ/Producer booked- what do you expect? I honestly think the prices were reasonable and the staff was extremely transparent with pricing from the start. Bathrooms also had staff maintaining them the whole time. Overall good experience.

Wish I could give 0 stars! Absolutely a waste of time and money. The atmosphere was just odd. Weird music, no one dancing, rude staff. Got one drink and left. I paid $42 for a shot of teremana, cranberry juice, and a bottled water. $20 cover fee which isn’t bad but again it was a waste of time and money. Don’t go. Everyone who walked in before and after us left immediately. I would’ve gone to space if the cover fee wasn’t $120…

I come here almost every weekend! The music is always poppin’, the people are so nice, and the ticket entry is not crazy like other clubs! Definitely worth coming back to back. I also love that I always have space to dance and it’s low light so people are in their own world or connecting with others if you choose to.

Absolutely stellar experience! This small/mid size speakeasy delivered top-notch quality. The music was outstanding, creating a fantastic vibe complemented by a helpful and friendly crew. Reasonable drink prices added to the positive atmosphere. Unlike some venues, the crowd was genuinely there for the music, making it a standout experience. The music quality exceeded my expectations. A definite 5-star recommendation!

I came here to see amtrac one evening and had such a great time! Bathrooms were relatively clean and the dj booth was super accessible. Space was pretty well ventilated too! I think it’s a part of club space? But they make it pretty clear that getting access to Floyd does not give you access to space

We visited Floyd in Miami expecting a lively atmosphere, but unfortunately, it didn’t live up to our expectations. By 11pm, the place was surprisingly empty, which made the experience feel lackluster. The venue itself is on the smaller side, and while it may work for some, we found it a bit cramped. To add to the confusion, we initially thought it was Club Space, but it turned out to be a completely different vibe. If you're looking for a vibrant crowd and a larger venue.

The place is absolutely cool, the sound is perfect, the atmosphere great. Best place in Miami to listen to music (electronic mostly) chill and dance too. It's a small and friendly place. I strongly recommend it. Just to music lovers. If not leave room for us.

It's disheartening to encounter rude, disrespectful profanity behavior, especially from bouncers. Instances of racism are unfortunate and should never be tolerated. It's important that I share my experience so a resolution can be made and so I can be heard. The fact I was born and raised in Miami makes me so disappointed of what our city has become. I attended February 3, 2024 and I will never be back and I will let friends and family know my horrific experience.

This is the worst club I have ever been in Miami. The whole situation left me feeling disgusted and scared for my safety. I will never return to this club and urge others to stay away. The management needs to take responsibility for the behavior of their security team and take immediate action to prevent such incidents from happening again."

It was a good vibe I went the night kitten was playing she absolutely killed it , just the gay security was an asshole and didn't let me step out for a second to smoke a cigarette since there's a no smoking policy , how do yall expect ppl to not smoke inside if you guys down allow ppl to step out for a second to smoke smh .

Don't go here . Don't even waist your time . These guys at the front think they are important but they aren't. There are other places to go .. there is a reason this place continues to fail. Time and time and again .

I purchased a ticket for $70 to see Dombresky at anytime entry through the Dice app. We arrived at the doors at 1:50am to see Dombresky who was supposed to go on at 2am. The line was at a complete standstill. They were at full capacity. How?!?!?! Selling more tickets than what you have the capacity for is a scam. We ended up getting let in at 3:30 AM. We only got to see him for the last 30 min of his set. NEVER going here again. So disappointed that this was my first, and now only, experience at Floyd.

Here to celebrate a birthday on a Friday night. Cozy, dark club next to Club Space, without the heavy crowd. It's a glam dungeon with techno DJ's and comfy seating sections. Parking down the street was $20. Intimate club with many regulars and cool DJ's. Warning: must have shoes with a strap or no entry.

Gem for house music lovers. Dark, with enough space to move around freely but small enough that it feels personal, and a great sound system. It's built for those who want to feel the music and get lost in it. Far from the pretentious over crowded places you can find in Miami.

The worst service in the world!!! Will Never go again. The security charge double almost tripled in front of the door to Asian ppl more than other clients at the show date. The tickets checked guy said dirty word to girls. Anyway. Worst! Don't go!!!

Space isn't really my vibe, but on an invite this place was pretty neat. It seemed like a quirky speakeasy. I'm underground yet adult. Fairly electric music and crowd. Everyone seemed to be having a good time with the music. It fills up later in the early am.

ALERT! This place (34 NE 11th St, Miami, FL 33132) sells fake tequila, I paid $100.00 for two Don Julio 1942 shots and we noticed right away intoxication symptoms: dizziness, blurred vision and impairment. Two male around 35 years old, 5'10". We talked to the manager and they say "go to the FBI or talk to the police cross street" laughing about our symptoms. Don't buy tequila. They are dishonest.

From my mid 20's and 30's I would frequent Space and its earlier incarnation of Space 34. You know, the untz untz and the tiki tiki music of my youth and unforgettable forgotten memories on the patio and the main floor... Sadly, now I have the occassional gray, don't always get carded at bars (and why I'm taking off a star), and am back home and in bed by 3:30am when a ladyfriend and I go out. Well, "Space" still has us covered. Where I once jammed out to greats like Paul Van Dyk and Armin had been converted to a cozy cocktail lounge with chandeliers, exposed wood, and a liquor wall. There's also a DJ station and the registers still show the famous Space logo! We stopped by after a nearby dinner to enjoy some sips, listen to music and try to re-live those fun nights. There's a nice spread of couches in case you want to dance off the floor:) as well as bar seating. While their regular mixology menu is lacking on rum drinks, they make a pretty good mojitos. Miss Lady also had a customized white Russian, and we both ordered black Russians as a nightcap to close out a fun after midnight. I'm not sure if their mix is a separate DJ or carried over from the main room, but we enjoyed some dark house and classics (from Sam Obernik, Cassius and yes Armin). They also had a live DJ set for later on. I admire that the new owners of Space have gone to make it more inclusive and keep up with the original clubgoers as we age. Who knows, maybe they'll have shuffleboard on the terrace 30 years down the road:)

I rave in so many places/countries. This is the worst venue I ever went. This place is soo small, there's nothing wrong with that, but the freaking security and bar runner are in your face and bother you al the time. THEY ANNOUNCE A GODDD DAMMM HARD TECHNO EVENT AND THEY CAN EVEN HABDEL THIS KINDA EVENT AND AUDIENCE. This place charge me for 2 tickets just because. ... regret to even go here for second time. Just do yourself a favor. Go to the actual space or somewhere else.

This clubs is hardly 500 sq feet :) $40 entrance fee with a really lame music. Bouncers were trying to be funny tho

I love the live music sets here, and also the intimacy and darkness of the place. An improvement of the previously Libertine where leather couches would be in the way, now there is a spacious dance floor. One of the best things I've heard was a few months ago in June, when "stavroz" played. Drinks are over priced and bar staff often rude (not all of them).

Unwilling to stand in line at the other nearby clubs, stopped into Floyd Miami for a drink on Friday night. Listened to some music and enjoyed a Jalapeno Margarita in the laid back atmosphere. Quality I was disappointed when I heard that Libertine had shut down because it provided a relaxing escape from the club oriented district of downtown Miami. Luckily Floyd Miami seems to have picked right up where Libertine was headed, leaving much of the former space in tack. Although some of the decor was removed and the furniture was shifted, the space remains an upscale cocktail lounge. While there I enjoyed a Jalapeno Margarita, which hit the spot perfectly. A refreshing drink with a spicy kick. Quantity It was a fair sized drink and even though it had a strong jalapeno flavor you could still taste the tequila. Value While not a great deal, the cocktails are definitely better, stronger, and cheaper than what you will find at other places in the area. I believe my drink was $13, which is solid for a cocktail bar. Ambiance Floyd is located in downtown Miami, squeezed between Space and Heart and across the street from E11even. And as the lines start to pile up at those other spots, Floyd quietly sits there offering unique music and fun cocktails. On Friday night they did not charge a cover, which gets them off on a good foot immediately. After walking up a few steps you make your way down a long dark tunnel. The main bar area has changed very little since its days as Libertine. Along one wall they have a large bar with all the different ingredients for sophisticated cocktails. Across from the bar is a DJ booth and on the end near the entrance is a stage when they have live music. Although they have DJs these are not the standard pop and hip-hop DJs you would see at other clubs. The music is more electronic with underground house and ambient influences. The music will not be for everyone, but it creates a very cool vibe. The DJ who was performing when we were there was mixing in old school hip-hop backtracks into a hypnotic trance soundtrack, it was great background tunes as you sip on a drink. The space also had some chairs and couches scattered in the corners which thankfully you did not need to pay to enjoy. Crowd There were a good number of people at the bar, but it was far from packed. There was no line at the door, you did not need to wait to order a drink, and chairs were readily available for anyone who wanted to sit down. The vibe was laid back, but it did not mean people weren't there having fun. Plenty of people were dancing along to the dream-like tunes. Service As soon as we sat down a waitress came over with menus and she had our drinks out in short order. I was surprised they even had waitstaff going around on Friday night, but since it was not too packed it made it very convenient. Parking There is tons of street parking throughout the area, but it is not necessarily the best place to be wandering around at night. They have parking lots that overcharge for a bit more security, but considering the neighborhood and the constant police presence, I recommend taking a car service. Extra Floyd caters to a different crowd focusing on music you don't constantly hear on the radio. Throw in a cool environment with tasty cocktails and it is a fun spot worth checking out. While it may not be for everyone, I highly recommend checking it out before choosing to stand on line for one of the other nearby clubs.

Honestly didn't know how cool this spot would be until I walked in, but it truly lived up to its hype! The entrance is right next to Space but you'd probably miss the door if you weren't paying attention. The hallway that leads the back is lined with fur - interesting, reminds me of that movie with Russell Brand haha. The entire place is one room that is a mix between a bar and club; it is small but cozy and looks like it's in a subway with red subway tile and a dome ceiling. The place is sexy! There's a stage and DJ booth, and space to have a seat (where you won't get charged to sit down at - rare for this kind of set-up!). There's another door on the opposite side from where you come in that leads right into Space. I was told that this door is blocked-off when tickets for Space are specifically required, but hey, I'd give it a shot anyway. My friend had a table so I didn't have to pay for drinks; however, I'm sure it ain't cheap. Went here to see Omnom and would definitely go back.

This place is OK at best and I would encourage you not to come here, especially if you're a tourist. JK, I actually really liked this place but don't want anyone to ruin it. LOL. It's down to earth with a sexy decor with nice architecture, and great 2 for 1 drinks at 10 on Thursdays. I live in Brickell and am really over the commercial, expensive-for-no-reason options in my area and this is just the type of place I've been looking for. I am starting to realize that downtown is where it's at! I had Old Fashioneds and the bartender did a great job. I wasn't sure what to expect because sometimes when you're getting a bar special, the drinks are watered down. But these were delicious. I enjoyed the live music. Can't wait to come again.

The space is alright. They get great artists to perform. I came for Suzi Analogue and DJ Seinfeld; love them. And I appreciate Floyd for curating a lineup of great DJs, even internationals. But as a BAR, I hate this place. They have a sub-par beer selection and craft $14 mixed drinks from bottom-shelf liquors. TOO EXPENSIVE; I've already paid a cover to enter. In fact, I've yet to have an OK night at Floyd. My rum-and-coke was made with vanilla coke (?). And the bartenders seem to make up whatever price they desire. I just really don't trust the staff.

We met a guy on the street who said, "you know that place e11even? you know that place next to e11even called club space? well there's this other place next to space called Floyd. you gotta check it out." When in Miami, amiryte?! After a slight snafu with the doorman where we wouldn't let everyone in my posse in due to unsafe footwear, we finally made it in. But you know what? WORTH IT. Got some great dancing in, and to be honest, I loved that it wasn't too crowded, and I could really let loose to ride the white horse.

danny the bouncer was rude upon entrance, the bar was terrible, and the crowd was so dead - stay away

Stylish and firm small club or lounge. Lighting hit shiny reds, browns and mustards with various arches in the ceiling. They have a little nook of a stage, big leather chesterfield couches and a deep bass sound system. More than a few smokers in the mellow, varied crowd - at least that night. Nice place to kick back and absorb. Would give it 4 stars but the bouncer had to puff his chest out like some foolish bouncers are apt to do. Then the bathroom attended rattled some forceful Spanish off to me and made a bunch of money signs like the 3 inch hand off of a paper towel was worth some money. With the stench of piss in the air? I'll skip the tip. Maybe the friction came from locals who knew I was a vacationer, maybe not. Floyd is still solid.

Lovely venue in the center of downtown Miami. This place isn't like most clubs that you see out there like Heart and other ones, as this one brings more of a homely atmosphere. I love the decorations on the walls and how dark it is. Not to mention the DJs that play there are incredible! What truly makes this place stand out from your average club is that you can actually sit down and enjoy you drink and chat while enjoying the music. They have plenty of comfortable couches and have waitresses coming up to you constantly making sure that you're doing alright and if you'd like another drink or two. They even bring the bill over to you if you decided to simply order from where you're seated. Also, in terms of entry, when we came here, all my boyfriend and I had to do was just hand them our IDs to check our ages and they let us right in. No need to pay $75 to get in alongside expensive drinks! I'll for sure be returning here even if the area surrounding it isn't particularly pleasant. Downtown Miami and I have always had a love/hate relationship.

Hit or miss with the crowd, only open on weekends, 20 dollars admission for ladies lots of house music and liquor on a few beer selections other then that it sums up an after hrs party. Weed fills the air as cocaine gets pushed up the nostrils of the crowd that occupys the room. Lol

Always fantastic music, great ambiance and I've always had friendly, welcoming bartenders. HOWEVER, I wish this place would have a bit of control over the crowd. Floyd curates such amazing talent and DJ's from around the world but it is unfortunately difficult to enjoy the music and dance when there are too many people standing around on the dance floor, too many people taking selfies w annoying flashes, and too many people out to be seen with no respect for the music or the customers there to actually enjoy and support the music. It's one thing for a dance floor to be packed w people dancing, it's another for it to be packed w people standing around. Miami overall brings some great DJ's but I find the "out to be seen and get wasted" so unfortunate and I'd rather just wait to see my favorite DJ's when traveling to other cities where people know how to party with a bit more....sophistication. I'm all for late nights, dancing until the sun comes up and believe me, I know how to get down but the sloppiness of the people found in so many places around Miami is unreal. Cmon Floyd, I love you! Be the place to set yourself apart from the rest of the scene.

Quickly becoming one of Miami's best kept secrets Floyd brings you back to a time in old Miami that so many have forgotten. Hosting several nights with live music (especially jazz which hasn't been seen here in too long) as well as late night events with amazing DJs Floyd brings that home vibe of an early jazz bar. With mixology on the menu, and a selection of wine and other spirits this place is a great spot to start your night or to wind down!!!

Best new place in town. Make sure you arrive when the live band is playing around 10:30-11pm. The drink moscow mule is to die for.

Gorgeous little venue, intimate and full of character. We went to see Breakbot recently, and it was the perfect location. My favorite part was the bar, with warm backlighting and little lamps placed to give off the perfect glow. The bartenders were so friendly and attentive, even when everything got busy. I can't wait to go back!

Worst club I've ever been in. Was in there for 15 min. Friends walked up 2 steps (not even close to in the club) and they refused to give a refund. Not even near close to in the club and it was so ridiculous. We tried to go to the club space next door and they told the people there gay we got kicked out (which none of us did) and wouldn't let us in. Worst night out in Miami I've ever had.

LOVE LOVE LOVE IT !!!! Such a charming place with an amazing great Live Band in the middle of downtown.

Redundant techno music. Tiny, expensive drinks. Amazing what passes for a good club here. Not recommended.

Honestly thought it would be better for $40. You can't dance to the music at all just move side to side. First time in Miami not worth me coming back to Miami at all.

Not as advertised. Was not a lounge. $20 a person. Club only. The view was all millennial feminist. Horrible. Wanted money back - but they stated no way. Hope this place closes down. What a waste of time. Bartender cool.

Music was decent. Would have to come again in order to make a more informed review. I came here for DJ Nii Tei set on Aug. 5, 2017. It was cool but I'm not sure about the other DJs that were spinning that night. The smoking allowed was a huge negative though, I must admit.

Place is shit. Occasional feel good act but bartenders suck. Manager is the worst lol. Left my tab open they lost my cards. This bar is shit. The space is shit.