Miami Spice Extended Through October 31 — 25th Anniversary Edition
Select restaurants are extending their Miami Spice menus through October 31. Brunch and lunch from $40, dinner from $50 or $65, and the new Reserve tier starting at $95. Here are eight restaurants worth your reservation.
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The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) has extended Miami Spice Restaurant Months through October 31 — giving diners a full extra month to work through the list. This is the program's 25th anniversary edition , and more than 400 restaurants across Greater Miami and Miami Beach are participating.
What You Pay
Miami Spice menus are structured around three price points, each offering three-course prix-fixe dining at a minimum of 30% off regular menu prices: $40 — Brunch & Lunch menus $50 or $65 — Dinner menus $95+ — Miami Spice Reserve (premium tasting menus at select destination restaurants) Select menus also feature optional wine pairings from official sponsors Louis Pommery California sparkling wine and Château La Gordonne rosé. Uber Eats , the program's exclusive delivery partner, continues to run in-app deals from participating restaurants.
"Extending the program through October gives diners even more time to experience that collaboration. We're cognizant of what our restaurant community and their chefs mean to our visitor and diner experience and we're seizing this opportunity to offer diners and restaurants alike another month to celebrate."
Dine With Purpose
Miami Spice's official nonprofit partner this year is Camillus House , one of South Florida's most established providers of meals, shelter, and housing services for people experiencing homelessness. QR codes on participating menus allow diners to make an optional donation directly to Camillus House — a small gesture that extends the impact of your meal well beyond the table.
8 Restaurants Worth Your Reservation
The GMCVB highlights eight featured restaurants across the extended program. Each brings something distinct to the table — from waterfront brasseries to Brickell fine-casual and a Four Seasons tasting room.
Sexy Fish Miami (Brickell) — One of Miami's most visually striking dining rooms, Sexy Fish pairs Japanese-inspired cuisine with a theatrical interior. The Miami Spice dinner menu is priced at $65 and draws from the kitchen's signature sushi, sashimi, and robata offerings.
Seaspice Brasserie & Lounge (Miami River) — Seaspice occupies a prime stretch of the Miami River with an expansive outdoor terrace and a menu that moves between French brasserie classics and fresh seafood. The setting alone justifies the reservation.
Queen Miami Beach (Miami Beach) — Queen leans into spectacle: a nostalgic world of glamour and theatrical presentation that makes it one of Miami Beach's most talked-about dining rooms. The Miami Spice menu is priced at $65 for dinner.
Lafayette Miami (Miami Beach) — Born from the vision of Mr. Hospitality Miami, Lafayette Steakhouse marries the warmth of an all-American steakhouse with the refined atmosphere of a London speakeasy. A strong choice for the $65 dinner tier.
NUNA (Four Seasons Hotel Miami, Brickell) — NUNA brings a contemporary fine-dining sensibility to the Four Seasons Hotel Miami, with a menu built around precision and seasonal ingredients. One of the stronger candidates for the Reserve tier at $95+.
Belly Fish (Coral Gables) — Coral Gables' standout sushi destination, Belly Fish delivers an inventive omakase-adjacent experience in a neighborhood that rewards the detour. Priced at $50 for the Miami Spice dinner menu.
Marion (Brickell) — Marion brings New American flavors with Asian influences to Brickell in a chic, upbeat setting. The Miami Spice menu at $50 makes it one of the more accessible entries in the featured lineup — and one of the most fun rooms in the neighborhood.
Perl by Chef IP (North Miami Beach) — A fine-casual full-service restaurant from Chef IP, Perl brings a personal and ingredient-driven approach to North Miami Beach. The $50 dinner menu is a strong value for the caliber of cooking on offer.
Find All 277 Participating Restaurants
The full directory of participating restaurants — searchable by neighborhood, cuisine, Michelin designation, dietary preference, and day of the week — is available on the GMCVB's official Miami Spice page. Browse all 277 restaurants at miamiandbeaches.com →
For more dining coverage and upcoming events across South Florida, visit the Premier Guide Miami Events Calendar and the Love Miami dining section.
The PGM Edit
Select restaurants are extending their Miami Spice menus through October 31. Brunch and lunch from $40, dinner from $50 or $65, and the new Reserve tier starting at $95. Here are eight restaurants worth your reservation.
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