Miami's Best Thanksgiving Tables 2026

Miami's Thanksgiving dining scene has matured into something genuinely worth celebrating. The city's best restaurants have developed holiday menus that range from the traditional to the theatrical, and the weather means the outdoor dining options that define Miami's identity are fully in play.

Eight options for 2026, organized by format. Make the reservation now — Miami's best Thanksgiving tables fill up weeks in advance.

R House Wynwood gives its iconic prix-fixe Drag Brunch a full Thanksgiving makeover across two weekends — Friendsgiving (November 21–22) and post-Thanksgiving (November 28–29). For $65 per person: show-stopping drag performances, bottomless drinks, Turkey Sliders, Hot Honey Fried Chicken, Jalapeño Cornbread, and Pumpkin Spice French Toast. Add bottomless Pumpkin Spice Espresso Martinis for $10 extra. Groups of 4+ get a $50 gift card and front-row upgrade; parties of 8+ get a giant Piña Loca on the house. 2727 NW 2nd Ave, Wynwood.

Donna Mare Italian Chophouse puts an Italian twist on the traditional feast with a three-course dinner ($89 per person, 5–10 PM) on November 26. Slow-Roasted Organic Turkey with Italian sausage, focaccia, and truffle stuffing. Rosemary & Garlic Prime Rib (+$15). Handmade Spinach & Ricotta Ravioli. Family-style sides: Parmigiano Mashed Potatoes and Maple-Roasted Sweet Potatoes. Pumpkin Tiramisù and Pear & Almond Crostata for dessert. Children's menu $29 (ages 4–12). Optional wine pairing $65. 3921 Collins Ave, Miami Beach.

Vilebrequin La Plage offers a three-course Thanksgiving menu ($85 per person, min. 2 guests) at its chic Miami Beach rooftop. Shaved Fennel and Citrus Salad; Roasted Turkey Breast and Confit Thigh with pomme purée, honey cornbread, cranberry compote, and gravy; Sweet Potato Cake with apple cider caramel and brown butter ice cream. Wine pairings available. UNFRAMED Autograph Collection, 1685 Washington Ave, 8th Floor, Miami Beach.

dōma Wynwood gives Friendsgiving an Italian twist with a three-course truffle-inspired prix-fixe ($85) on November 25. Soft Egg, Octopus, and Beef Carpaccio to start; Filet Mignon and Truffle Tagliolini as mains; The Bourbon Garden cocktail (Maker's Mark, cranberry, Averna, allspice dram, herbs, lemon, honey) throughout. 35 NE 26th St, Wynwood.

Delilah Miami brings a festive twist to its signature supper club experience on Wednesday, November 25 with a special Roast Turkey Croquette ($14) featuring cranberry, Dijon, and sage. The full Delilah menu is available alongside the holiday special. Glamorous 1920s-inspired interiors, sweeping Biscayne Bay views. 301 Brickell Key Drive.

Grand Public in Coconut Grove serves a hearty Turkey & Trimmings plate ($38) on November 26: slow-roasted turkey, turkey jus, wild mushroom and chestnut stuffing, buttery mashed potatoes, roasted Brussels sprouts, and cranberry compote. The most accessible price point on this list. CocoWalk, 3015 Grand Ave, Coconut Grove.

Chef Laurent Tourondel's à la carte Thanksgiving menu at The Betsy South Beach: Organic Roasted Turkey ($48), Roasted Squash Agnolotti ($32), Filet Mignon ($78), Pumpkin Pie ($16). The Ocean Drive location and the à la carte format make this the most flexible option on the list. 1440 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach.

Two strong options north of Miami: Oceans 234 in Deerfield Beach ($46 Thanksgiving Plate, steps from the sand, gluten-free option available) and Shooters Waterfront in Fort Lauderdale ($95 buffet, noon to 7 PM, along the Intracoastal, with a Kids Station at $45). Both offer the waterfront setting that makes South Florida Thanksgiving feel genuinely different from the rest of the country.