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"  Savannah Jane Buffett music consultant, T-shirt designer for Margaritaville.com, and host of Savannah Daydreamin&amp;#039; Radio Hour on Radio Margaritaville Sirius 31 and XM 55, is an expert in having fun\u2014something she may have learned from her dad, musician Jimmy Buffett. The first time I visited her in Miami, I fell in love with her laid-back routine. Here, Buffett&amp;#039;s guide to never taking off your flip-flops in Miami.    1930s Miami streetcar image by illustrator and stationary designer Courtney Goldsmith at Spot Winston Studios; spotwinston.com.  SAVANNAH JANE BUFFETT music consultant, T-shirt designer for Margaritaville.com, and host of Savannah Daydreamin&amp;#039; Radio Hour on Radio Margaritaville Sirius 31 and XM 55, is an expert in having fun\u2014something she may have learned from her dad, musician Jimmy Buffett. The first time I visited her in Miami, I fell in love with her laid-back routine. Here, Buffett&amp;#039;s guide to never taking off your flip-flops in Miami.  EAT Redlight (7700 Biscayne Blvd, redlightmiami.com)  &amp;quot;Hands down the coolest and most delicious restaurant in Miami. Go for the outdoor seating right on the Miami river and the meanest lobster grilled cheese ever!&amp;quot;  Garcia&amp;#039;s (398 NW North River DR, 305-375-0765)  &amp;quot;This local favorite is a bit hard to find but well worth the adventure. They have the freshest seafood and the free fish dip is great.&amp;quot;  CJ&amp;#039;s Crab Shack (600 Ocean Drive, cjscrabshack.com)  &amp;quot;I have to admit that I basically never set foot on Ocean Drive unless it&amp;#039;s to eat or drink here. The kitchen is open &amp;#039;till 2 and the grouper fingers and crab dip are to die for. They also have a great jukebox, a pool table, and the Bahamian favorite, ring game.&amp;quot;  DRINK Tobacco Road (626 South Miami Ave, tobacco-road.com)  &amp;quot;The oldest bar in Miami. They just celebrated their 97th birthday. This is a great casual place to sit back and enjoy a few cocktails and amazing nachos. They have live music ranging from jazz, rock, to reggae every night and are open &amp;#039;till 5am.&amp;quot;  Ted&amp;#039;s Hideaway (124 2nd St, 305-532-9869)   &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m not much of a club girl so I tend to go for bars. Since I moved to Miami this has been one of my staples. With a jukebox, pool table, and a fun mix of grungy and flashy locals it&amp;#039;s a great place to grab a drink.&amp;quot;  Jazid (1342 Washington Avenue, jazid.net)   &amp;quot;When I do feel like dancing I skip the large nightclubs and head here. They have live music every night from bands like Xperimento and Suenalo. If I ever have friends in town who are looking for an authentic Miami experience and want to shake it on the dance floor this is where I&amp;#039;ll take them.&amp;quot;  STAY The Standard Miami Hotel and Spa (40 Island Avenue, standardhotels.com)  &amp;quot;The pool is by far my favorite in all of Miami. It has a beautiful view of Biscayne Bay and a serene vibe that really can&amp;#039;t be found anywhere else. The crowd is a mix of guests and locals that are looking to kick back more than be seen. I adore the Sun Salutations, a mixture of cachaca and fresh guava juice.&amp;quot;  LISTEN BEST LOCAL BAND  The Big Bounce (bigbouncemusic.com) &amp;quot;In a city not generally known for its musical offerings, these guys are really changing the game. Brendan O&amp;#039;Hara and Komakazie are the dynamic musical duo known as The Big Bounce. Call it street lounge, hip drop, or any old thing you want. You can catch them rocking the Florida Room at the Delano every Tuesday from 10pm \u2013 12pm.&amp;quot;  DOWNLOAD BEFORE YOU JET   &amp;quot;I think a great playlist should either perfectly complement your current location and situation or transport you to a rum-soaked vacation. I made this one with the perfect drive around Miami in mind, so it of course includes a few shouts outs to my hometown, local music, and, as always, lots of reggae! Enjoy!&amp;quot;    01. Everybody&amp;#039;s Got a Cousin in Miami \u2013 Jimmy Buffett  02. Dreams \u2013 Black Shakespeare ft. Charlie Charles  03. Good As It Gets \u2013 The Big Bounce  04. Virgo Clowns \u2013 Van Morrison  05. Soul Rebel \u2013 Bob Marley  06. Baltimore \u2013 Nina Simone  07. Mix \u2013 Gomez  08. Rudy, A Message to You \u2013 Dandy Livingston  09. Birds of a Feather \u2013 Mocky  10. Sunny \u2013 Bobby Hebb     11. Let it Go \u2013 Jah Works  12. When We Swam \u2013 Thao  13. Sailin&amp;#039; Shoes \u2013 Robert Palmer  14. Cupid \u2013 Johnny Nash  15. Me Name Jr. Gong \u2013 Damian &amp;quot;Jr Gong&amp;quot; Marley  16. We Need Love \u2013 Johnny Osbourne  17. Going Back to Miami \u2013 The Blues Brothers  18. My Girl to Me \u2013 Dawes  19. Funky Nassau Pt 1 \u2013 The Beginning of the End  20. Exilio \u2013 Theivery Corporation  21. Night People \u2013 Allen Toussiant   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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