Life is a CABARET on South Beach


Historic building with palm trees on a sunny day.

Tamara’s Bistro, highlighted by soaring windows overlooking the National hotel’s infinity pool and al fresco dining patio, offers a vibrant culinary experience where guests can enjoy the charming ambiance andflavorful indulgences of a traditional French bistro. Its colorful mosaic ceilingdepicts an Art Deco scene in the style of the famous period artist, Tamara deLempicka, the National Hotel restaurant namesake.
Iconic and timeless, the National Hotel is located in the heart of Miami Beachand has offered oceanfront accommodations and entertainment since its openingin 1940. Fully restored in 2014, the hotel was recognized by Historic Hotels ofAmerica for maintaining its architectural authenticity and sense of place. Thehotel embraces its Art Deco feel with a uniquely curated art collection. SinceNovember 2013, The Cabaret South Beach has been reviving the live musicscene in Miami. The Cabaret is the only venue with live music seven nightsa week in Miami Beach, with performances inside the National Hotel.TheCabaret first opened on 12th Street in Miami Beach and later re-located into theNational Hotel in October 2015. The music continues with their piano players
and singing bartenders and servers. Life is truly a Cabaret on Sundays at theNational Hotel where you can truly unwind, restore and have a memorablebrunch with a side of entertainment. For Sunday brunch enthusiasts, this is notyour usual Sunday indulgence. The Tamara Bistro offers a brunch that comes tolife with singers and performances for an unforgettable lazy Sunday.
You can enjoy listening to smooth melodies, sing along or even make a specialrequest. The entertaining cast of The Cabaret South Beach puts on a great showfeaturing jazz classics, Broadway tunes and some Top 40. Add the deliciouslyprepared mimosas with fresh squeezed OJ and exquisite food and you have theperfect recipe for a great Sunday afternoon. Later you can even take a leisurely
stroll by the pool or beach. The Sunday Brunch with “The Cast” of The Cabaretis every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The cost is $39 for a buffet, one mimosaand live music. For $25 a person, guests can enjoy bottomless mimosas.
Make sure you come with a hearty appetite so can savor their extensive buffetdelicacies featuring: a full breakfast station (eggs and omelets, chicken applesausage, home style potatoes, waffles and fresh fruits); specialty breakfast items;bread station (croissant, raisin rolls and pastries); desserts (selection of miniassorted flans, tres leches and chocolate mousse); carving station (churrasco or
NY strip steak); brunch specialties (salmon puttanesca, mushroom risotto andchicken picatta); and one complimentary Mimosa or Bloody Mary.

And for an encore, their cast of talented South Florida singers performevery night from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Guests can enjoy the entertainment whilehaving a drink at the National Hotel’s Blues Bar or dining on Mediterraneancuisine at Tamara’s Bistro. Some of their specialties include Bacon WrappedDates with Boursin Crème Fraiche and Tuna Tartar, with olive Melba,Tomato Confit with Avocado. Their Grilled Oyster with confit garlic andcreamed spinach are superb. A must try is their Lobster Omelette with Brie,
asparagus, Heirloon Tomatoes and Hollandaise. If you like lamb, their HerbRubbed Rack of Lamb with Red Quinoa Salad and Apple Raita and portJus is an outstanding signature dish. The Pièce de Résistance–Mousse auchocolate with macaroon, crème de cassis and their Banana Crème Brulée.
They have a great wine selection and their signature “Basil ChampagneMojito,” made with a lime-basil homemade syrup topped with Champagneserved with fresh basil and sugar cane stick is a brilliant twist.”Guests are always shocked by the level of talent of our singers,” saysEdison Farrow, the creator of The Cabaret South Beach. “The Cabaretprovides a platform for singers that never existed in Miami. We are alwaysopen to seeing new singers, in hopes to finding the next perfect fit for ourcast. When singers come to audition, we have them sing in front of thecrowd while we are open in order to get a feel for them and how theyinteract with the audience.”
For more information visit: http://www.thecabaretsouthbeach.com.TheCabaretSouthBeach.com. It’s located at 1677 Collins Avenue MiamiBeach, FL 33139.

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