Miami Spice Has One More Month — and Some Restaurants Are Making It Count

Miami Spice isn't wrapping up just yet. For the first time in the program's 25-year history, the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau has extended Miami Spice through October 31 — giving diners another full month of prix-fixe menus across hundreds of participating restaurants. Some spots are simply continuing what they've been doing all summer. Others are using the extension as an opportunity to debut entirely new dishes and refreshed menus built specifically for October.

If you're heading to Miami Beach, there's an added incentive: $1 parking throughout October at Miami Beach municipal garages, making it easier than ever to restaurant-hop across the island without the usual parking math.

These restaurants are carrying their Miami Spice menus into October without changes — reliable options if you've been meaning to go and haven't made it yet.

Goodtime Cafe — The Goodtime Hotel's all-day cafe continues its Spice offering in one of South Beach's most reliably fun dining rooms. Delilah Miami — Mitchell Hesse's Mediterranean supper club on Brickell keeps its prix-fixe running through the month. LT Steak & Seafood — Laurent Tourondel's Brickell steakhouse, one of the program's perennial standouts. Donna Mare Italian Chophouse — The Wynwood Italian chophouse known for its pasta-making classes and handmade approach. Ezio's — Carlo Mirarchi's Wynwood restaurant, one of the more talked-about additions to the program this year. dōma Wynwood — The intimate Italian wine bar and restaurant in Wynwood. Lincoln Road — MILA, Oh! Mexico, and Andrés Carne de Res are all extending on the pedestrian mall, giving you three distinct reasons to make the walk.

These three restaurants aren't just extending — they're treating the October window as a launch pad for something new.

From hospitality veterans Matthew Tsoumaris and Ryan Bassels, Grand Public Kitchen & Bar blends globally inspired cuisine with an elevated day-to-night dining experience in Coconut Grove. For the October extension, they're debuting a brand-new menu: a $40 brunch menu and a $50 dinner menu, with special upgrades including Crab Cake and Steak Frites available as add-ons.

Address: 3015 Grand Ave. #201, Coconut Grove, FL 33133

R House Wynwood is extending Miami Spice while leaning hard into fall — a refreshed, fall-forward lineup across its $50 and $65 dinner menus. New dishes include Pumpkin Shrimp Tostones, Calabaza Empanadas, Birria Tacos, and the Smashing Pumpkin Burger. The $65 experience also includes bottomless drinks and Chef's Decadent Chocolate Truffles for dessert.

Address: 2727 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127

Sexy Fish Miami brings its theatrical, Japanese-inspired dining experience to the extended program. Lunch starts at $40 with a three-course menu featuring Yellowtail Sashimi, Salmon Ceviche, Crispy Duck & Watermelon Salad, Black Cod, and Salmon Teriyaki. Dinner — available Sunday through Wednesday only — is a three-course menu showcasing Tuna Tataki, Wagyu Gyoza, Nigiri & Maki, Black Cod, and New York Strip Steak, with desserts including Passionfruit Chawanmushi, Warm Cinnamon Donuts, and Mini Cheesecake.

Note the dinner window: Sunday through Wednesday only. If you're planning a Sexy Fish Spice dinner, mid-week is your move. Address: 1001 S. Miami Ave., Miami, FL 33130

Miami Spice menus run at three price points: $30 lunch/brunch, $45 dinner, and $60 dinner — though individual restaurants set their own pricing within the program. The extension through October 31 applies to all participating restaurants, though not every restaurant that ran Spice in August and September is continuing. Check directly with any restaurant before booking.

For the full directory of participating restaurants and the complete Miami Spice guide, visit the Premier Guide Miami Spice 2026 guide. For upcoming dining events and what's on across South Florida this month, check the events calendar.