Visit The National Hotel's signature South Beach restaurant, Tamara, for elegant and modern Mediterranean-fusion cuisine in intimate indoor and outdoor settings. Situated in the heart of the Art Deco Historic District, the dining experience at this Miami hotel lives up to its unique and beautiful surroundings. Chef Matthew McDonald will dazzle you with his fresh twist on Mediterranean cooking, combining the traditional school of cuisine with contemporary international flare.
Blues Bar has the very best cocktails from today and yesterday. Take a seat at the authentic Art Deco oak bar or lounge in an original 1940's club char or banquette. Sip on a "National Martini" – ideal anytime of the day. Kick back and cool down at this South Beach bar, your retro-cool answer to unwind any day of the week.
Step into the grandeur of a bygone era at The National Hotel and its exclusive Miami Beach bar and restaurant, Aqua Bar and Grill. With legendary grace and unforgettable style, our hotel provides a luxurious oasis in the middle of this vibrant, exciting city.
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 The National Hotel's signature restaurant Tamara features a tantalizing menu of Mediterranean cuisine. This Miami Beach Restaurant is named after Tamara de Lempicka, whose famous artwork appears throughout the hotel. Guests are invited to dine indoors under the famous ceiling mosaic or outside on the hotels expansive poolside terrace. |
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 Escape the South Beach craze at The National Hotel's exclusive poolside bar and grill. Aqua Bar and Grill is the perfect location for those seeking relaxation and originality. Meet friends for a casual-chic evening of beachside eating and drinking. With creative food concepts, exotic drinks, and relaxing music, this ultra-chill South Beach bar and restaurant has everything you're looking for. |
Blues Bar |
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 Guests can experience the glamour and style of the Art Deco era Mixed with a modern, intimate, jazzy blues vibe. The ambiance of this South Beach lounge is a twist on the hotel's past and present, reminiscent of a bygone era. |
