Miami Spice Restaurants in Miami Beach

A visit to Greater Miami & Miami Beach is bound to include delicious food, and there’s no shortage of great places to eat in Miami Beach. Those meals will be even better when you take advantage of the deals during Miami Spice Restaurants Months. All of August and September, restaurants throughout the destination are offering special three-course menus for $35 for lunch and brunch and $45 or $60 for dinner. From celebrity-owned hot spots to can’t-miss hotel restaurants, here’s your guide to the best Miami Spice restaurants in beautiful Miami Beach.

Savor Perfectly Plated Dishes at Serevene

Sérêvène, located in the Hotel Greystone in South Beach, is an understated fine dining establishment serving food that’s as pretty to look at as it is to eat. Start your $60 Miami Spice dinner, served nightly except Tuesday and Wednesday, with a red beet tartare with Asian pear, strawberry and green mustard vinaigrette or Ora king salmon with pickled wasabi before moving on to mains like a rich and creamy lobster uni carbonara with bucatini, a luscious parmesan crust and caviar on top. Those looking for something meatier can dig into the lamb shank. Finish with a boozy adults-only popsicle or a warm chocolate souffle.

Casual Elegance at LT Steak & Seafood

Helmed by award-winning chef Laurent Tourondel, LT Steak & Seafood, located in The Betsy South Beach hotel, is an elegant South Beach favorite serving lunch on weekdays and a $60 dinner menu Sunday-Thursday during Miami Spice. For dinner, savor dishes like local burrata paired with sourdough and fresh greens, salmon with Moroccan chickpea stew or braised black garlic short rib with jalapeno mashed potatoes. Round it out with a sweet strawberry vanilla budino (berry compote, cookie crumbs and micro mint). Enjoy nightly jazz in the hotel’s lobby.

Chinese Cuisine Done Right at Hakkasan

Hakkasan, a Cantonese restaurant inside the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel in Mid Beach, is perfect for a date night or celebration, and its $60 Miami Spice menu, served Sunday-Thursday, is filled with exciting dishes. Start your meal with a green mango salad or dumplings with a spicy sauce before moving on to crispy prawns with orange sauce or stir-fried beef with black bean sauce (or, for an upcharge, Peking duck) plus your choice of a side dish: dan dan noodles or stir-fried lotus root with asparagus. Desserts options include mango custard or a selection of sorbet. Wine pairings (a white, red and dessert wine) start at $35.

Views and Delectable Italian Food at Mirabella

Also at the Fontainbleau Miami Beach and boasting ocean views, Mirabella is an Italian restaurant overseen by award-winning celebrity chef Michael White. It’s a wonderful date night spot that can easily start or end with drinks at the iconic Bleau Bar, and for Miami Spice, Mirabella is serving a $60 dinner menu on Sundays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Start with fritto misto antipasti with shrimp and calamari before moving on to mains like creamy seafood risotto with lobster, roast chicken with a Marsala mushroom sauce, or pasta with spicy vodka sauce and pecorino. For dessert, a vanilla ice cream sundae with all the fixings or freshly made ricotta doughnuts with amaretto cream and milk chocolate sauce make for a memorable conclusion. Plus, you can pair your meal with a specially-priced wine flight.

Great Food & A Lively Crowd at Bagatelle

Find your way to The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach and check out Bagatelle, a lively spot where you’re encouraged to swing your napkins in the air. Grab some friends and get dressed up to feast on fresh, bright branzino ceviche or local burrata appetizers followed by entrees like pasta with slow-roasted bison shoulder in a red wine sauce or salsa verde-smothered prawns. Don’t forget to save room for dessert. The vanilla tart is worth the hype. Score this three-course dinner deal for $60 Tuesday through Saturday during Miami Spice.

Spa & Dine at The Strand at Carillon Miami

Make your way to North Beach and dine at The Strand at Carillon Miami. It’s nestled within the Carillon Miami Wellness Resort, home to one of the largest spas on the East Coast. That makes it an especially appealing destination during Miami Spa Months, which coincides with Miami Spice throughout August. There’s nothing like a day of pampering that includes a discounted spa treatment, bonus time at the pool and a great deal on a delicious dinner. The $45 Miami Spice dinner, served Wednesday-Sunday, features oysters, braised lamb shoulder and more, all set to the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean. There’s also Miami Spice brunch, served every day and packed with healthy choices.

Fine Dining at Pao by Paul Qui

Pao by Paul Qui, at the opulent Faena Hotel Miami Beach in Mid Beach, takes fine dining to another level in an art-filled space steps away from the ocean. Its $60 Miami Spice dinner menu, served Tuesday-Thursday, is an enticing deal and stars tuna crudo, short rib asado, and crispy fried chicken with roasted banana ketchup, Thai herbs and a sweet chili dipping sauce. Finish off a memorable meal with chocolate mousse drizzled with a miso caramel avocado cream.

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