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Post COVID, most places are note 24/7 now anyway, sadly.
I'd say NYC is the correct answer here though--even though the subway is still closed from 2am to 4am everyday for cleaning. I imagine it will fully reopen by June or so.
Once bars are allowed to be open + stay open til 4 again, NYC will be a 24 hour city again
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E11even and Space are on mainland Miami—part of downtown’s Park West District— and are/were/will be again 24 hour clubs—NOT just Miami Beach. There are also rotating, “underground” after hours clubs (neighbor went to one in Coconut Grove) that are common. In fact, more and more locals favor nightlife on the mainland...the beach remains popular but more so for tourists who would rather pay $16 for a can of Corona (even bigger rip offs on Ocean Drive) than $8 for a Heineken and get off on watching others twerk on top of police cars.
Bigger no for Boston. It was always surprising how few places served dinner past 9 PM. Especially given how many colleges are around. Guess we'll go to Victoria's Diner again.
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