The LIV Miami bottle menu is the part of the night people most want to see in advance and least often find published — because LIV does not post a fixed price list. A table there is quoted as a spend minimum for your specific night, not picked off a menu. What is published is where those minimums start, and that is usually enough to plan a budget around.
As of October 2026, the starting minimums published on LIV’s own venue listing are:
| What you are booking | Published starting price |
|---|---|
| Standard table | $1,500 minimum, plus tax and tip |
| Dance-floor table | $3,000 minimum, plus tax and tip |
| General admission, no table | $60–$100 cover, varies widely by night |
Those figures come from LIV Nightclub in Miami Beach on this site, last updated July 2026. Both table minimums rise from there depending on your group’s size, your group’s ratio, and the DJ or act booked that night.
- LIV Miami Bottle Menu: How a Table Is Actually Priced
- What the Minimum Actually Buys
- Why Two Tables at LIV Carry Different Minimums
- Cover, Dress Code, and Hours Before You Book
- How Red Carpet VIP Books a LIV Table
- Plan Your Night at LIV Miami
- Frequently Asked Questions
LIV Miami Bottle Menu: How a Table Is Actually Priced
The thing to understand before you ask for a quote is that a nightclub bottle menu and a table price are two different numbers. The bottle menu is the list of champagnes, spirits and large-format bottles available at the table. The table price is a minimum spend — the amount your group commits to put against that menu to hold the table. You choose the bottles; the minimum decides how many of them you need to choose.
That is why a published, fixed LIV Miami bottle menu is hard to find and why any site quoting one line by line is quoting something that moves. What does not move much is the floor: a standard table starts at a $1,500 minimum plus tax and tip, and a table on the dance floor starts at $3,000 plus tax and tip, per LIV’s venue listing as of July 2026. Build your budget off the minimum, then pick the bottles that fill it.
What the Minimum Actually Buys
A bottle service table is a package, not just alcohol. Booked through Red Carpet VIP, a table includes reserved seating at a private VIP table, your selection of beverages and mixers, and a dedicated server and wait staff, alongside expedited VIP entry, a dedicated VIP host who walks your group in and has the table set when you arrive, and 24-hour concierge service during your stay. Our Las Vegas bottle service page walks through the same package in more detail — the mechanics are the same city to city.
Two things are worth planning for separately. Mixers are included with your bottles, so you do not need to budget for them. Bottle presentations — the sparklers, the drummers, a name on the LED wall, costumed servers — are usually an extra on top of the minimum, so say so at the time of booking rather than on the night.
Why Two Tables at LIV Carry Different Minimums
Four factors move the number, and all four are set before you arrive rather than negotiated at the door.
- Where the table sits. Dance-floor tables start at double the standard minimum, because that is the real estate everyone wants. A perimeter or upper-level table costs less for the same bottles.
- Group size. A bigger group takes more seats and more of the table’s footprint, so the minimum climbs with the headcount.
- Group ratio. Nightclubs price against the mix of your group, and LIV’s listing names ratio explicitly as a factor in the quote.
- The DJ or act. A headline booking is the single biggest swing. The same table on a resident night and on a marquee night are not the same price.
Because all four are known in advance, a table at LIV can be priced accurately before you commit — which is the entire reason to ask for a quote rather than guess from a published list.
Cover, Dress Code, and Hours Before You Book
LIV sits on the first floor of the Fontainebleau Miami Beach and runs 11:30pm to 5am, Thursday through Sunday, with Friday and Saturday the busiest nights. The music leans hip hop, top 40 and EDM depending on who is booked. It is a 21-and-over room, and the average wait without a table or hosted entry runs one to two hours depending on the DJ and the day — which is most of the practical argument for a table.
The dress code is upscale club attire and the door enforces it. LIV’s listing rules out tank tops, sleeveless T-shirts, shorts, excessively baggy clothing, sandals, flip-flops, dirty athletic sneakers, flats, beach attire, jerseys and athletic wear, and hats. A collared shirt, jeans and dress shoes clears the door comfortably; anything that reads as sportswear is the usual reason a group gets turned away. On a busy night the door looks for a reason, so err toward overdressed.
How Red Carpet VIP Books a LIV Table
Red Carpet VIP is a VIP concierge and hospitality company that books table reservations, bottle service and VIP hosted entry, and LIV is one of the rooms we book. The process is deliberately quote-first rather than checkout-first.
An event representative scopes the night and the price point with you — the date, the headcount, the DJ, and where in the room you want to sit. You then receive an itinerary and contract by email. Payment runs through a secure payment link or a bank wire; cash is accepted, but a reservation is not guaranteed until it is paid. Before the night, an RCVIP host sets a meeting time and walks your group in past the line, straight to the table. The grand total, including service charges, is given to you before you arrive — there are no hidden fees added on the night. Booking ahead is recommended but not required.
Plan Your Night at LIV Miami
If a table at LIV is the plan, the quote is the first step and the rest of the night can be built around it. Start with LIV’s venue page for current night-by-night details, or go straight to table reservations to put a night in front of a representative. If you are still comparing rooms, STORY Nightclub and E11EVEN are the other two Miami rooms we book tables in most often, and LIV’s Las Vegas room at the Fontainebleau there is the same brand on a different strip. Pair the night with dinner from our Miami restaurant reservations, see the rest of what we handle on VIP services, or get in touch — you can also call 1-888-847-6483.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a table at LIV Miami?
LIV’s venue listing puts a standard table at a $1,500 minimum plus tax and tip, and a dance-floor table at $3,000 or more plus tax and tip, as of July 2026. The final number depends on the date, the DJ, your group size and your group’s ratio, which is why tables are quoted rather than listed.
Is the LIV Miami bottle menu published online?
No. LIV prices tables as a minimum spend rather than publishing a fixed bottle list, and the bottle selection is made at the table against that minimum. Any fixed menu you find online is a snapshot that moves with the night and the booking.
Does the table minimum include tax and tip?
The published minimums are quoted before tax and tip. When Red Carpet VIP books the table, the grand total including service charges is given to you before you arrive, so the figure you approve is the figure you pay.
Do I need a table to get into LIV?
No — general admission cover generally runs $60 to $100 and varies widely by night. Without a table or hosted entry, though, the average wait runs one to two hours depending on the DJ and the day.
Are mixers and bottle presentations included?
Mixers come with your bottles. Bottle presentations — sparklers, drummers, a name on the screen, costumed servers — are usually extra, so ask for them when you book rather than on the night.
