The year is almost over, which means it's time to gather together and finally drink to a new year rather than to forget the current one.

Tucked away in the back of Dixie, 1952 ½ Liquorette features Southern cocktails, American whiskeys and craft beers, an old world-centric wine list, and an assortment of rare spirits.

Cedar Grove is a casual neighborhood destination with a modern forest motif (the dining room is lined 50-something artificial trees).

Housed in an open, quirky space in Inman Park with stag taxidermy adorning the walls, One Eared Stag offers a refined, elegant dining experience in a neighborhood space.

Twist has two stories, three dance floors, and seven bars, which are numbers you should get behind… literally.

Restaurants on The Drive in Wilton Manors have a responsibility to be as exciting and hip as the various clubs, condos, and stores in the vicinity.

The Manor is the pinnacle of Wilton Manor.

I know you’ve been to Whole Foods because you’re a living, breathing human, but have you been to the flagship?

If you’ve ever spent time in Wilton Manors, it’s likely you’ve seen leather-clad men cruise by you on 4th Ave., but it’s even more likely that you’ve been to Ramrod, one of the longest running gay clubs in Fort Lauderdale, with an affinity for leather.

With a name like Georgie's Alibi Monkey Bar, you pretty much know exactly what to expect, right?

Club Aqua -- formerly known as Club Body Center upon its inception in the '70s -- is Miami’s last remaining old-school gay sauna and bathhouse in Coconut Grove.

LeBoy is: where the boys are, never a cover, always a good time.