Sure, you may book a hotel for its convenient location, dreamy beds or tranquil pool scene—but these days, many are also looking to stay where they’ll find the best food in town. Miami has no shortage of superstar chefs, outstanding food, and some hotels even boast enough restaurants that guests could dine at a different one every night. Here, we’ve rounded up a list of Miami hotels where unforgettable food will stay in your memory long after your vacation is over.

stripsteak — Spend an elegant evening at Stripsteak by Michael Mina

Fontainebleau Miami Beach

At the extravagant Fontainebleau Miami Beach on Collins Avenue, a longtime symbol of Miami Beach’s glamorous golden era, guests can literally take a culinary tour through a dizzying number of mouth-watering restaurants and bars—meaning you can have something different each night of your stay. Carnivores will want to spend an evening at Stripsteak by Michael Mina for out-of-this-world steaks and mile-high seafood towers; or for something more casual, head to Pizza & Burger by Michael Mina. For crave-worthy Italian, cozy up at Scarpetta by Scott Conant for elevated dishes like the coveted spaghetti or the truffle mushroom polenta; and for upscale Chinese food, retreat to dimly lit Hakkasan for modern Cantonese and the famous dim sum brunch on the weekends. Don’t miss the artsy desserts and chocolates at Chez Bon Bon.

pao — Explore Asian fusion at Pao by Paul Qui, a James Beard award-winning chef

Faena Hotel Miami Beach

At the over-the-top Faena Hotel with movie-set magic, sashay down the dramatic red carpet to several dining destinations from world-acclaimed chefs. At Pao by Paul Qui, helmed by a James Beard Foundation award-winning chef, you’ll savor modern Asian cuisine that fuses Filipino, Spanish, Japanese and French influences, and sip a fancy drink out of a three-pound brass unicorn glass. The adventurous can try the unforgettable “Uni-corn,” a creamy sweet corn pudding with uni that’s presented in a sea urchin shell. At Los Fuegos at Faena Miami Beach, you’ll be treated to a taste of live-fire Argentinean barbeque. Sundays are one of the best times to visit for the “asado,” where you’ll feast on a variety of South American-inspired dishes.

Loews Miami Beach

With a prized oceanfront location just steps from Lincoln Road, the revamped Loews offers a luxe vacation that’s perfect for food lovers. Lure Fishbar, where seafood is king, is the star of the show. Slurp down dressed-up oysters, share signature sushi rolls, or indulge in fish dishes like nori-crusted tuna. If you don’t like seafood, the restaurant is known for its award-winning burger topped with bacon jam. Enjoy casual bites and creative cocktails in the heart of the hotel, at Bar Collins, where guests and locals love to congregate for live music. The hotel also plays a huge role in the annual South Beach Wine & Food Festival, hosting many foodie events.

The Setai

With its sleek design and Zen atmosphere, you may never want to leave five-star hotel The Setai—especially after dining at its modern-Asian restaurant, Jaya. The courtyard with stone-filled pools is the centerpiece of the hotel, and Jaya offers the chance to dine under the stars at night. Go-to dishes are the melt-in-your-mouth truffle dumplings, signature Peking duck and other regional specialties. If you’re looking to splurge, the signature Sunday Jazz Brunch featuring live music, free-flowing Champagne and an assortment of global cuisine should top your foodie bucket list. Head to the deck of The Ocean Grill for water views in every direction. You can enjoy octopus from the wood-fired grill, Mediterranean branzino, or the local favorite, white truffle pizza.

bazaar — Experience a mind-blowing dinner at Chef José Andrés' The Bazaar

SLS South Beach

Designed by Philippe Starck, the SLS South Beach has made a name for itself thanks to its whimsical interiors, cool pool parties, and buzz-worthy restaurants like The Bazaar by celebrated Chef José Andrés. Just like its name implies, this is not your average restaurant; dinner is an experience with mind-blowing dishes like croquetas served in a glass shoe, peanut butter and foie gras sandwiches, and smoking cocktails served tableside. Just as popular is Katsuya, where you’ll find unique rolls and sushi from Chef Katsuya Uechi, including must-order classics like the crispy tuna rice. If you want to keep the party going, head to Hyde Beach for artful cocktails and a pool day that often lasts until into the night.

mar — Try unforgettable Peruvian dishes at La Mar by Gaston Acurio

Mandarin Oriental Miami

Tucked away on tranquil Brickell Key, just a quick bridge away from bustling Brickell/Downtown Miami, Mandarin Oriental Miami is a glitzy oasis, renowned for its front-row views of the Miami skyline and Biscayne Bay. Those stellar views are best shared at the acclaimed restaurant, Lar Mar by Gaston Acurio, which offers indoor/outdoor seating and unforgettable Peruvian dishes. Regulars know to start with the seafood ceviche (there are 15 different kinds), freshly grilled anticuchos made with Wagyu beef, chicken, octopus, and prawns, and highly composed entrees highlighting Peruvian cuisine’s rich Japanese influence. Join locals at the popular Sunday brunch for a huge spread of Peruvian-inspired cuisine, unlimited cocktails and tempting desserts. The hotel also houses the chic MO Bar + Lounge, which is perfect for cuddling up at a table to sip sophisticated cocktails and enjoy light plates.

bellini — Experience Bellini's rooftop views

Mr. C Coconut Grove Hotel

Mr. C Coconut Grove Hotel is an ultra-swanky addition to Coconut Grove and offers a taste of glamour and the mouth-watering Italian goodness of Bellini Restaurant and Bar, located on its rooftop. Guests are greeted by waiters wearing white jackets, dishes served on gorgeous platters, and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer sweeping views of Biscayne Bay. You must start with a round of the famous bellinis, then move on to dishes that are inspired by the Cipriani family’s travels around Italy like decadent baked polenta, the risotto of the day, and heaping plates of pasta topped with truffles.

dune — Watch the sunset while you dine at Dune Burgers on the Beach

The Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne

Getting here is part of the culinary journey, and once you arrive on quiet Key Biscayne, the posh Ritz-Carlton will wow you with several restaurants offering breathtaking water views. Lightkeepers, inspired by the Cape Florida Lighthouse, puts Florida ingredients at the forefront, so look for fresh seafood like Key West shrimp cocktail, Florida ceviche and grass-fed meats and cheeses from Central Florida. For a more laidback scene, Cantina Beach offers the chance fill up on Mexican staples like tableside guacamole, fish tacos, sizzling fajitas, and swig unique margaritas made with mango or watermelon. For a rosé-all-day vibe and a scene reminiscent of St. Tropez, retreat to the oceanfront Dune Burgers on the Beach to lounge under white cabanas while sipping wine and Champagne and noshing on gourmet burgers until the sun goes down.

bourbon — Try local favorite Bourban Steak by Michael Mina

JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa

Longtime luxury hotel JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa in Aventura recently underwent a huge rebranding and beautiful renovation. While families flock there for Tidal Cove, a water park with a lazy river and seven slides, amazing food is also a big deal at this resort, thanks to restaurants backed by celebrity chefs. Bourbon Steak Miami by Michael Mina is a local favorite best known for its crispy duck fat fries, decadent lobster pot pie, and of course, tender butter-poached steaks. Also on property, CORSAIR Kitchen & bar, which touts rich dishes like braised short ribs along with flatbreads and pastas, has made a name for itself thanks to its epic weekend brunch.

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