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This place was started by the artists from tv's Miami Ink. But they cashed out, and now one of Miami's best DJ's, Selfborn owns the place. He has made it into "The world's first DJ bar," and it features 7 nights a week of eclectic musical programming with a comfrotable neighborhood vibe, but plenty of South Beach glam to go with it.
The best of the 70s, 80s, and 90s music by DJs Self and Johnny Walker Red
Miami is a town that's all about the booze. Our idea of a fun night out is bar-hopping, shot-taking, and beer-chugging. And there's no better neighborhood to get our collective drink on than the party... More »
There's good news for those who like to booze it up at Miami's most unpretentious late-night lounge, Love Hate. Patrons can soon soak up the alcohol with a menu full of comfort food favorites and heal... More »
It's true, tatted-up club rats. The Miami Ink guys — Ami James and Chris Nuñez — have cashed out of Love Hate Lounge on South Beach, leaving DJ Selfborn (the dude who started the club's most successful night, its Classic Sundays hip-hop party) in... More »
See also a four-step guide on "How To Piss Off the DJ" from Love Hate Lounge's DJ Self Born. Yo, club rats ... The Miami Ink guys have cashed out of Love Hate Lounge on South Beach, leaving DJ Self ... More »
See also "Miami Ink Guys Cash Out of Love Hate Lounge on South Beach; DJ Self Born Takes Over." DJ Self Born is the proud new franchisee of Love Hate Lounge on South Beach. But he's been in the gam... More »
When Miami Ink's celebrity tattoo artists Ami James and Chris Nuñez opened a lounge, we figured we would either love it or hate it. Which is kind of the idea at Love/Hate. There's certainly no indifference toward the tattoo-inspired art lurking in every shadow, the leatherette banquettes, the stripper pole in the corner of the room, or the homage to motorcycle culture. Indeed, this tiny lounge feels like a motorcycle dive bar that suddenly came into an inheritance. Like a relationship... More »
You don't need us to tell you which of the cavernous superclubs is "best" -- that's a matter of nightlife politics and the quickly shifting winds of whatever the crowd deems cool. Instead, our pick for where you can really shake it is a not-so-well-kept secret: Love Hate Lounge, just south of Fifth Street and blocks from any of the bling-bling spots. Infamous for being owned by the needle-wielding stars of Miami Ink, the place is known by locals as a no-fail, no-bullshit spot for... More »
You don't need us to tell you which of the cavernous superclubs is "best" — that's a matter of nightlife politics and the quickly shifting winds of whatever the crowd deems cool. Instead, our pick for where you can really shake it is a not-so-well-kept secret: Love Hate Lounge, just south of Fifth Street and blocks from any of the bling-bling spots. Infamous for being owned by the needle-wielding stars of Miami Ink, the place is known by locals as a no-fail, no-bullshit spot for getting down. Yes, it's kind of small, but all the better; this means half the space isn't devoted to bottle service, like everywhere else, and you're almost guaranteed to have to grind into — or at least brush past — a stranger. And the narrow layout means the party often gets pushed upward — onto the couches, the chairs, and those strategically placed shiny poles. There's never a cover, the dress code is tattoo chic, and the soundtrack is a bumping mix of mostly old-school hip-hop and party classics, a respite from the Top 40 and Euro house clatter of its northerly neighbors. If you can't have fun here, you probably can't have fun anywhere.
every sunday ol school hiphop.
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