Do Not Sit On The Furniture

Ocean Drive, South Beach, at night — the Miami Beach neighbourhood near Do Not Sit On The Furniture (not a photo of the venue's interior)
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South Beach's purist house-and-techno room — small, casual, music-first, founded by a working underground DJ.

The night (is it house?)

Founded in 2012 by underground house and melodic-techno DJ Behrouz Nazari and his wife Megan Nazari, Do Not Sit On The Furniture is South Beach's dedicated house-and-techno room — deep house, tech house and techno played for people who came to listen, in a small space that holds roughly 130 people. It's the closest thing on this list to a purist house room: no hip-hop crossover nights, no bottle-service EDM.

DOOR
Casual and music-focused rather than a velvet-rope scene — the relaxed dress code (sneakers and a t-shirt are fine) reflects a room built for dancing, not for being seen. Government photo ID is required for the 21+ door check; carry your passport if you're visiting from abroad, as with every Miami club on this list.
DRESS
Deliberately casual — sneakers and a t-shirt are fine. This is a house-and-techno room built around the music, not a bottle-service dress-to-impress club.
PHOTO
Assume no photos on the floor — many clubs cover phone cameras.typical
AGE
21+, government photo ID checked at the door.
CASH
Around $10 most nights, more for bigger guest DJs or holiday dates (as of 2026).
GETTING IN
There's no advance-ticket requirement for a normal night — pay the roughly $10 cover in cash or card at the door. For a specific guest DJ, check the club's Instagram (@donotsit) or Facebook first, since bigger bookings can mean a higher cover or a line. It's open Wednesday–Saturday only and closed Sunday through Tuesday, so don't show up on the wrong night.
Hours
  • Wednesday22:00–05:00
  • Thursday22:00–05:00
  • Friday22:00–05:00
  • Saturday22:00–05:00
Nearest station
Miami Beach has no Metromover or Metrorail service — most visitors reach South Beach by rideshare or the free Miami Beach trolley; from the mainland, transfer to a beach-bound bus from a Downtown Metromover/Metrorail stop.

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