Where drivers, industry insiders, and VIPs eat, drink, and celebrate during Miami Grand Prix weekend
As the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix returns to the Magic City, Miami transforms into a high-octane playground where luxury, nightlife, and gastronomy collide. Beyond the track, the city becomes a curated circuit of exclusive dinners, late-night parties, and sought-after reservations—where every table and every dance floor tells a story.
Here’s where it all unfolds.
THE MAIN EVENT
Carbone Beach Returns to the Sand
One of the most anticipated experiences of the weekend, American Express Presents: Carbone Beach, returns from Friday, May 1st through Sunday, May 3rd, 2026.
Created by Major Food Group, the iconic “Supper Club on the Sand” blends fine dining with world-class entertainment, transforming Miami’s shoreline into an immersive, celebrity-filled experience. Past editions have featured performances by names like Andrea Bocelli, Pitbull, and Lauryn Hill, alongside a guest list that reads like a global power index.
ALL ROADS LEAD TO
E11EVEN Miami
When the race ends, the night begins. E11EVEN remains the epicenter of Race Week nightlife—famously known as the venue where the F1 winner often celebrates.
Open 24/7, the ultraclub will host a full week of performances, bringing together international DJs, headline artists, and a crowd that defines Miami’s after-hours energy.
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Sweet Liberty
A staple in Miami’s cocktail scene, Sweet Liberty offers an energetic yet approachable atmosphere, known for its award-winning mixology and lively crowd.
400 Vinyl Room
Opening Spring 2026, this intimate listening lounge draws inspiration from Tokyo’s vinyl culture and 1970s hi-fi aesthetics. Designed as a sanctuary for sound, it’s one of the most anticipated new concepts of the season.
Reserve Padel (Multiple Locations)
From Seaplane Base to Design District, Reserve Padel has become a go-to pre-race hotspot. With drivers like Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris spotted on the courts, the competition begins long before race day.
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NEW OPENINGS
GAIA Miami
A Greek-Mediterranean concept making its U.S. debut, bringing Cycladic design and a refined seafood-forward experience.
Cactus Club Cafe
A stylish, elevated casual dining destination known for its vibrant energy and chef-driven menu.
Yamashiro Miami
An iconic Los Angeles institution lands in Miami, offering a rooftop dining experience with Japanese influence and immersive entertainment.
Daniel’s Miami
Ranked among the Top 10 steakhouses in North America, delivering an elevated steakhouse experience with Italian influence.
Maple & Ash Miami
Known for its bold, indulgent dining style and signature tasting experiences, blending luxury with playfulness.
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Queen Miami Beach
A glamorous, theatrical dining destination blending Japanese cuisine with historic architecture.
RosaNegra Miami
High-energy Latin American dining with immersive entertainment and bold flavors.
CATCH Miami Beach
A South of Fifth staple known for its rooftop atmosphere, seafood, sushi, and vibrant social scene.
Jaya at The Setai
A refined, Asian-inspired dining experience set in one of Miami’s most iconic courtyards.
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The Setai Miami Beach
An oceanfront sanctuary blending Art Deco heritage with Asian-inspired design, offering one of the most sophisticated stays in the city—perfectly aligned with the elevated energy of Race Week.
THE PARTY CONTINUES: SEXY FISH MIAMI
Sexy Fish Miami
Adding to the weekend’s momentum, Sexy Fish Miami delivers one of the hottest DJ lineups of Race Week.
- Friday, May 1st: Grossomoddo
- Saturday, May 2nd: Cedric Gervais
Blending high-energy nightlife with its signature immersive dining experience, Sexy Fish becomes a must-stop destination for those looking to keep the celebration going long after the race ends.
Reservations:
www.sexyfishmiami.com | (305) 889-7888
Final Note
From beachfront supper clubs to late-night ultraclubs and curated dining experiences, Miami Race Week is more than a sporting event—it’s a citywide celebration of culture, hospitality, and energy at its peak.
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