The popular nightclub Blue Martini in Kendall, a favorite among Cuban patrons, has officially closed after 14 years. The venue, located in Town and Country, often hosted performances by Cuban artists and announced its closure on Instagram over the weekend.
"All good things come to an end," said Steve Piña, the club's manager, on his Instagram account. He mentioned he'd be present at the club on Friday and Saturday. "Thank you all for allowing me to be part of your memories and celebrations over the past 13 years. What a ride it has been at Blue Martini Kendall. Man, do I have stories..." he added.
Last Saturday marked the final night for Blue Martini in Kendall, which also has locations in Miami, Doral, Naples, Fort Lauderdale, and Orlando.
The entrepreneur announced that he would share his farewell story next week and expressed his gratitude for the hundreds of messages and calls he has received from followers. "I love what I do and will continue doing it," he emphasized.
Frequently Asked Questions about Blue Martini Kendall's Closure
Here are some common questions and answers regarding the recent closure of Blue Martini in Kendall, a hotspot for Cuban culture and nightlife.
Why did Blue Martini Kendall close?
The exact reasons were not specified, but the announcement was made on Instagram by the club's manager, Steve Piña, who mentioned that "all good things come to an end."
Will Blue Martini Kendall reopen in the future?
There has been no mention of reopening. The manager expressed his gratitude and plans to continue in the entertainment industry, but no specific plans for Blue Martini Kendall were shared.
Are there other Blue Martini locations still open?
Yes, Blue Martini has locations in Miami, Doral, Naples, Fort Lauderdale, and Orlando that remain open.