Miami Spice returns throughout August and September, bringing specially priced menus to restaurants across Greater Miami and Miami Beach. This year also introduces expanded signature dining experiences, giving guests more ways to explore acclaimed restaurants at different price points.
From Michelin-starred French cuisine and contemporary Italian menus to Japanese dining, steakhouses, waterfront restaurants, and cocktail-driven destinations, these are 15 restaurants to consider for Miami Spice 2026, presented in Two Ounces Magazine’s official editorial order.
1. L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon
South Florida’s only two-Michelin-starred restaurant presents two of this year’s most elevated Miami Spice experiences. Executive Chef James Friedberg’s menus highlight the precision of modern French cooking through dishes such as Foie Gras Royale, Lobster and Corn Agnolotti, Iberico Pork Presa, and Black Forest Chocolate Crémeux.
Miami Spice: Three-course lunch, Friday and Saturday, $95; four-course dinner, Tuesday through Sunday, $155
Address: 151 NE 41st St., Suite 235, Miami, FL 33137
Website: latelier-miami.com
2. Maple & Ash
Making its Miami Spice debut, Maple & Ash introduces a three-course dinner showcasing the restaurant’s signature approach to modern steakhouse dining. Highlights include Bluefin Tuna Tartare, Filet Mignon Medallions, Mediterranean Branzino, and the beloved Spicy Rigatoni Alla Vodka, along with optional indulgences like Grilled Cheese & Caviar and a tableside wine tasting flight to help guests discover their perfect pairing.
Miami Spice: Dinner, Wednesday through Sunday, $95
Address: 699 NE 1st Ave., Second Floor, Miami, FL 33132
Website: mapleandash.com/miami
3. Daniel’s Miami
Daniel’s offers one of the most extensive Miami Spice lineups, with four experiences across brunch, lunch, dinner, the bar, and the patio.
Menus feature dishes such as Strawberry Gazpacho, Cobia Ceviche, Wagyu Beef Empanadas, Heritage Burger, Florida Keys Red Snapper, Braised Wagyu Short Rib, and Demkota Elite Prime Filet. The variety makes it a flexible choice for diners looking to visit at different times of the week.
Miami Spice: Sunday brunch $40; lunch Tuesday through Friday $40; bar and patio dinner Friday and Saturday $65; dinner Sunday through Thursday $95
Address: 1500 San Ignacio Ave., Coral Gables, FL 33146
Website: danielssteak.com/miami
4. Jaya at The Setai
Set within The Setai’s open-air courtyard, Jaya brings together flavors from across Asia with nightly entertainment and a lively beverage-friendly atmosphere.
Lunch selections include Shrimp Har Gau, Pad Thai, Japanese Leaf Salad, and Panang Curry. Dinner expands the experience with dishes such as Truffle Dumplings, Smoked Butter Chicken, Singaporean Noodles, and Korean BBQ Galbi Short Rib.
Miami Spice: Lunch Monday through Friday, $40; dinner Sunday through Friday, $50
Address: 2001 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139
Website: thesetaihotel.com/miami-beach-restaurants/jaya
5. Queen Miami Beach
Housed inside the historic Paris Theater, Queen combines dramatic interiors with contemporary Japanese-inspired cuisine.
The Miami Spice menu begins with options such as Yuzu Salmon Roll and Queen Caesar Salad, followed by Roasted Branzino, Skirt Steak, or Barbecue Miso Lamb Chop for an additional $15. Every guest also receives Japanese Wild Truffle Mushroom Risotto before choosing dessert.
Miami Spice: Dinner Tuesday through Saturday, $65
Address: 550 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139
Website: queenmiamibeach.com
6. Sexy Fish Miami
Sexy Fish brings its theatrical approach to Japanese-inspired dining to Miami Spice with both lunch and dinner menus.
Choices include Yellowtail Mandarin, Tiger Prawn Tempura, Salmon Ceviche, Chirashi Bowl, New York Steak, and nigiri with maki. Black Cod is available as a $14 upgrade. The restaurant’s extensive agave selection, Champagne list, wines, and creative cocktails make it particularly relevant for beverage-focused diners.
Miami Spice: Lunch Monday through Saturday, $40; dinner Monday through Wednesday, $60
Address: 1001 S. Miami Ave., Miami, FL 33130
Website: sexyfishmiami.com
7. Japón at The Setai
Japón offers a three-course exploration of contemporary Japanese cuisine in an elegant setting complemented by an extensive sake program.
The menu includes Chutoro Yubiki, Salmon Sashimi, Kyoto Cucumber Salad, Wagyu Sliders, Salmon Teriyaki, Unagi Yakitori Don, Mushroom Kimchee Noodles, and Spicy Chicken Karaage. Guests can add Tuna Truffle Roll for $10 or a six-ounce Filet Mignon for $19.
Miami Spice: Dinner daily, $45
Address: 2001 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139
Website: thesetaihotel.com/miami-beach-restaurants/japon
8. Seia
Located high above Brickell, Seia offers contemporary Italian cooking, panoramic city views, and one of the list’s clearest wine-focused options.
Lunch selections include dishes such as Charcoal-Grilled Artichokes and Bucatini Cacio e Pepe, while dinner highlights include Tagliolini al Limone, Tortelloni alla Napoletana, and Pan-Seared Salmon. Tiramisù and Delizia al Limone provide a classic finish.
Miami Spice: Lunch $40, with optional $35 wine pairing; dinner $65, with optional $65 wine pairing
Address: 830 Brickell Plaza, 54th Floor, Miami, FL 33131
Website: seiamiami.com
9. Le Jardinier
Michelin-starred Le Jardinier returns with contemporary French menus rooted in seasonal ingredients and refined technique.
Diners can expect dishes such as Dorado Crudo, Steelhead Trout with Pil Pil Sauce, Roasted Chicken Breast, Bomba Rice, Beef Hanger Steak, Caramel Sabayon, and Strawberry Éclair. The restaurant’s Design District location makes it an approachable introduction to Michelin-starred dining during Miami Spice.
Miami Spice: Three-course lunch $40; three-course dinner $65, Tuesday through Sunday
Address: 151 NE 41st St., Suite 135, Miami, FL 33137
Website: lejardinier-miami.com
10. CATCH Miami Beach
CATCH brings its lively South of Fifth atmosphere and globally influenced seafood menu to Miami Spice.
Starters include Crispy Chicken Bao, Crispy Shrimp, and Poke Roll with chu-toro. Entrées range from Herb-Roasted Branzino and Angry Lobster Mafaldine to a chef-selected assortment of sushi and maki. Dessert options include Coconut Mousse Cake and the restaurant’s interpretation of S’mores.
Miami Spice: Dinner Sunday through Thursday, $65
Address: 200 South Pointe Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Website: catchrestaurants.com/location/catch-miami-beach
11. Marion Miami
Marion’s high-energy dinners combine food, music, and a celebratory late-night atmosphere in the heart of Brickell.
The Miami Spice menu includes Marion’s Caesar Salad, Creamy Local Burrata, and Crispy Rice Spicy Tuna for a $5 supplement. Main courses include Spicy Penne, Grilled Miso Salmon, and Steak Frites for an additional $8, followed by desserts such as Vanilla Crème Brûlée and Exotic Pavlova.
Miami Spice: Dinner Thursday through Saturday, $65
Address: 1111 SW First Ave., Miami, FL 33130
Website: marionmiami.com
12. Habibi Miami
Located along the Miami River, Habibi blends Mediterranean and North African flavors with the energy of a waterfront supper club.
The menu features dishes such as crispy phyllo rolls filled with goat cheese and truffle, Kobe beef kibbeh, thinly sliced sea bass, Souk Chicken Skewers, Beef Kofta, and Branzino with tabbouleh. The restaurant’s bar program draws from North African and Mediterranean ingredients, while evening entertainment includes dancers, percussionists, and roaming performers.
Miami Spice: Dinner Wednesday through Sunday, $60
Address: 452 NW North River Drive, Miami, FL 33128
Website: habibimia.com
13. The Patio at The Joyce
The Patio at The Joyce offers three different Miami Spice menus in a relaxed open-air setting on Española Way.
The seed-oil-free kitchen applies the same sourcing standards and technique-driven cooking found in The Joyce’s main dining room. Menu highlights include Hamachi Crudo, Steak Tartare, The Joyce Patio Burger, Baja Crispy Snapper Crunchwrap, Skirt Steak, and house-made desserts.
Miami Spice: Lunch $40; dinner $65 or $95, Wednesday through Sunday
Address: 448 Española Way, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Website: thejoycerestaurant.com/the-patio
14. Ocean Grill at The Setai
Ocean Grill pairs Mediterranean-inspired dishes with an oceanfront setting at The Setai Miami Beach.
The lunch menu includes Roasted Beef Hummus, Spaghetti Pomodoro, and Agnolotti, with Tuna Tartare available for an additional $9. Dinner adds choices such as Yellowfin Tuna Crudo, Turkish Nar Salad, Yogurt Kebab, and Maine Lobster Spaghetti for a $25 supplement.
Miami Spice: Lunch Monday through Friday, $40; dinner Sunday through Friday, $50
Address: 2001 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139
Website: thesetaihotel.com/miami-beach-restaurants/ocean-grill
15. Lafayette Miami
Lafayette combines American steakhouse traditions with the polished feel of a European-inspired speakeasy.
Returning for its second Miami Spice season, the Brickell restaurant offers starters such as Truffle Croque Monsieur and Caesar Salad, followed by Spicy Penne alla Vodka, Miso-Glazed Salmon, or Steak Frites for an additional $8. Desserts include Vanilla Crème Brûlée, Exotic Pavlova, and a Milk Chocolate Cookie with Hazelnut Praline.
Miami Spice: Dinner Tuesday through Saturday, $65
Address: 1111 SW First Ave., Miami, FL 33130
Website: lafayette-miami.com
Miami Spice offers plenty of reasons to explore the city’s dining scene, but reservations at popular restaurants tend to fill quickly. Menu availability, supplements, days of service, and booking conditions may vary, so diners should confirm the details directly with each restaurant before visiting.