Don’t miss weekend brunch in Greater Miami.

Brunch in Greater Miami is a celebration, an opportunity to kick back and enjoy the weekend in one of the destination’s many beautiful and distinctive neighborhoods. Whether you’re looking for a spot to cozy up with a mimosa, or an al fresco brunch experience with the breeze in your hair and a Bloody Mary in your hand, Greater Miami has a brunch for you.

Swan's mint green & pink dining room — Swan is the ultimate trendy spot for brunch

Swan and Bar Bevy

When nightlife impresario David Grutman and Pharrell Williams – yes, that Pharrell – teamed up to create a restaurant in Miami’s chic Design District, you knew they were going to put together a dynamic destination serving up bold flavors. Swan is an indoor/outdoor restaurant with a focus on locally sourced and sustainable ingredients, but it’s clear from the minute you arrive that the instagrammable space is nearly as much of a draw as the menu. Order decadent brunch items such as bourbon cinnamon rolls with caramel and sea salt; guava and cheese French toast with Maria cookies; ricotta pancakes; or king crab Benedict (a reimagined take on the classic poached egg dish).

Plated lobster roll at Mignonette — Try Mignonette's seafood favorites like their meaty lobster roll

Mignonette

When a craving for seafood sets in during brunch time, head to Mignonette, where brunch is served on Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 3 p.m. The restaurant is renowned for its oysters, so try a flight, or opt for the seafood tower for more variety. If you’re in the mood for standard brunch fare, pair your oysters with something from the “Eggy Stuff” menu or the “Sweet & Bready” section. Sandwiches, salads and more seafood favorites are also available.

Chicken dish at Ariete — Ariete's brunch menu includes unique spins on traditional fare

Ariete

Ariete is a favorite indoor/outdoor spot for locals in Coconut Grove, and no wonder. Its extensive menu features brunch classics with a Miami twist. Choose the frita Benedict (a Cuban-style burger patty served with crunchy potato sticks and hollandaise); blintzes with whipped cream cheese and a port wine-guava gastrique; plantain polenta fries with a preserved lemon aioli; or the fried cobia with grits. Absolutely do not skip the cocktails. A hand-shaken piña colada might just be the brunch drink you never knew you needed. Walk it off afterward with a scenic stroll to nearby Biscayne Bay.

Jumbo tiger prawn at Zuma Miami — Enjoy bottomless drinks and tasty seafood at the Japanese-inspired Zuma Miami

Zuma Miami

Step into Zuma Miami at the Kimpton EPIC Hotel in Downtown Miami, and you’ll be wowed by the soaring ceilings, modern design and the elegant restraint of this Japanese-inspired space. But don't worry – you'll feel appropriately indulgent once you dig into its contemporary Japanese brunch with bottomless drinks. Choose from the menu of hot and cold dishes designed to share, including sushi and sashimi; salmon tartare cones with ponzu and avocado cream; Wagyu gyozas; glazed pork ribs with spicy cashew nuts and sweet ginger soy; whole lobster tempura with spicy mayo; and a truffle “hot pot.” Opt for the classic, signature or premium set prices for your party at this sumptuous brunch, one of the most decadent in town.

Watermelon salad at Glass & Vine — The watermelon salad at Glass & Vine is a star of the menu

Glass & Vine

Brunching at Glass & Vine, overlooking Peacock Park, feels akin to eating in a secret garden. Here, you’ll nosh on “Chopped” champion Giorgio Rapicavoli’s creative fare in a garden-like setting, surrounded by oak trees. Start with the watermelon salad – watermelon cubes tossed in lime crema, cotija cheese, cilantro and jalapeño make it an undeniable star of the menu. Move on to larger plates such as a malted dulce de leche waffle; surf and turf eggs Benedict with poached lobster and marinated skirt steak; or chicken and black truffle gnocchi. If you’re in the mood for the ultimate brunch cocktail, sip on the Breakfast All Day, made with Aberfeldy 12, Honey Nut Cheerios syrup, black walnut bitters and bee pollen.

Fountain in Fontana at the Biltmore — Fontana at The Biltmore offers live music and bottomless cocktails, wine or bubbly

Fontana at The Biltmore Hotel Miami - Coral Gables

The Biltmore Hotel Miami - Coral Gables is an enchanting, historic hotel with a Sunday brunch to match at its restaurant, Fontana. Set in Coral Gables with its eclectic mix of architecture and tree-lined streets, brunch in Fontana’s courtyard reflects the area’s traditional sophistication. While live music plays in the background, guests order from a menu of 10 regular and premium brunch boards, from Continental and vegetarian boards to a caviar trio board; a ceviche board; a specialty board with pork osso bucco and braised short rib; and a dessert board. Wash it all down with bottomless cocktails, wine or bubbly. For a real treat, opt for the prix-fixe premier brunch selection, and you’ll get any two boards with a complimentary dessert board and bottomless Bellinis or mimosas.

Women seated at 27 Restaurant — The hip brunch at 27 Restaurant & Bar is a foodie paradise

27 Restaurant

For a brunch that’s equal parts boho-vibes and foodie-experience, make a reservation at 27 Restaurant located across from the pool at the Freehand Miami in Miami Beach's Mid Beach neighborhood. This historic house has been converted into one of Miami’s hippest hangouts, with indoor and outdoor seating available. The menu is focused on fresh local produce and flavors. Ordering dishes to split as a table is encouraged. The arepa platter can’t be missed, and the shakshuka, smoked salmon croquettes and local fish sandwich are also favorites. The restaurant’s onsite bar is famous for its inventive mixology. Order from the creative menu of drinks, also available in pitchers to kick start your day.

Cauliflower dish at Kyu — Brunch goes Modern Asian at Kyu

KYU

Wynwood is all about creative energy. KYU presents an imaginative brunch menu that’s a great fit for the area. This modern Asian eatery takes classic dishes you love and puts its own spin on them. Think eggs Benedict with soft-shell crab and yuzu hollandaise; steak and eggs with fire-roasted kimchee; a Thai fried rice pot with king crab and a fried egg; and crispy banana and bourbon French toast with salted butter, maple syrup and a shot of Buffalo Trace bourbon. Order wine, bubbly and sake by the glass or bottle, or indulge in brunch cocktails like the signature Kimchi Bloody Mary with Grey Goose, smoked tomato juice, spicy kimchee, wasabi and a smattering of garnishes.

Tea Room at EAST Miami

Visitors can find Miami's only Asian Night Brunch at EAST, Miami's exclusive Hong Kong-inspired cocktail lounge Tea Room, featuring five courses and two hours of free-flow wine, champagne, prosecco, or beer. Inspired by EAST's Asian roots, the nighttime brunch is timed with what would be morning in Hong Kong (13 hours ahead of Miami).