After Hurricane Irma swept across Florida, Miami Beach is back and ready to welcome visitors.
Over the weekend, the city celebrated the lifting of the midnight curfew in typical Miami Beach fashion-with a "Break the Curfew" party.
The mayor emailed residents on Friday to make the announcement: "It is my pleasure to bring you good news," said Philip Levine. "Miami Beach's curfew has been lifted. After a citywide effort to quickly bring the city back to normalcy, we are making incredible progress."
Attractions have reopened their doors and hotels and restaurants are buzzing with patrons following the storm.
"We are so thankful that Miami Beach weathered the storm well," said Peggy Benua, chair of the Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority and general manager of Dream South Beach.
"The city has taken all necessary precautions and diligently made preparations in order to welcome back our beloved locals and tourists from around the globe. Miami Beach's key destinations have reopened and look forward to delivering on the five-star service visitors expect," Benua added.
Heading to Miami Beach now is one of the best ways to support the city and Florida as a whole after the storm. While not every hotel, restaurant and attraction is open, many are. Below is a sampling of where visitors heading to Miami Beach can go now.
Hotels
-Dream South Beach, 1111 Collins Avenue
-Delano, 1685 Collins Avenue
-SLS South Beach, 1701 Collins Avenue
-The Betsy Hotel, 1440 Ocean Drive
-The Setai, Miami Beach, 2001 Collins Avenue
-Soho Beach House, 4385 Collins Avenue
-Fontainebleau Miami Beach, 4441 Collins Avenue
-Loews Miami Beach Hotel, 1601 Collins Avenue
-Freehand Miami, 2727 Indian Creek Drive
-Gale South Beach, 1690 Collins Avenue
-Shelborne South Beach, 1801 Collins Avenue
-The Redbury, 1776 Collins Avenue
-The Confidante Miami Beach, 4041 Collins Avenue
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Restaurants
-Yardbird Southern Table and Bar, 1600 Lenox Avenue
-LT Steak and Seafood, 1440 Ocean Drive
-Prime 112, 112 Ocean Drive
-Hakkasan, 4441 Collins Avenue
-Nobu, 4525 Collins Avenue
-Icebox Cafe, 1855 Purdy Avenue
-Spris, 731 Lincoln Road
-Carrot Express, 1755 Alton Road
-Dolce Italian, 1690 Collins Avenue
-Bird & Bone, 4041 Collins Avenue
-Halves & Wholes, 1600 Alton Road
Attractions
-Bass Museum of Art, 2100 Collins Avenue
-Bachata Bliss Monday Nights, 1672 Collins Avenue
-New World Symphony's Sphinx Virtuosi , 500 17th Street
-21st Brazilian Film Festival of Miami, 1130 Washington Avenue
-Regal South Beach Stadium 18, 1120 Lincoln Road
-Effusion Gallery, 1130 Ocean Drive
Be sure to check with your hotel, attractions and restaurants in advance to make sure they are up and running.
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