Miami Spice: a culinary feast in the Magic City, available to enjoy until september 30

(By Maqueda and Screpante) Miami, the vibrant hub of business innovation and cultural fusion, has been serving up a gastronomic extravaganza since August 1st. This culinary feast, open to all citizens and visitors, is sure to make your taste buds dance with excitement and redefine your culinary experience. Miami's culinary evolution has been remarkable, which is why this new edition of Miami Spice has become a compelling reason to choose Miami as your destination during this time. The highly anticipated Miami Spice is making its triumphant return, offering an exquisite variety of culinary creations that will leave you craving for more. Starting on August 1st and ending on September 30th, get ready for a feast that celebrates Miami's diverse and thriving restaurant scene.

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A Culinary Carnival of Delights

Miami Spice is your golden ticket to explore over 150 top-tier restaurants across the city, each showcasing their culinary prowess through a fixed menu. This epic culinary journey offers a symphony of flavors, including lunch and brunch options for $30 and $35, as well as exclusive dinner experiences ranging from $45 to $60. With a focus on culinary innovation and creativity, this year's edition promises an even more grand selection to savor and enjoy.

Savoring the Culinary Adventure

Imagine indulging in three-course culinary masterpieces at some of Miami's most esteemed restaurants. From the opulent charm of Cote Miami to the refined elegance of Le Jardinier, this year's lineup features Michelin-star winners and recommended gems. Get ready for an unforgettable culinary evening at Fiola, Leku at the Rubell Museum, Brasserie Laurel, Joe's Stone Crab, and beyond.

A Touch of Novelty and Flavor

Experience the excitement of discovering hidden culinary gems as you venture into uncharted territory. This year's lineup introduces a series of newcomers, each promising an unforgettable culinary escapade. Prepare to relish the delights of Jeremy Ford's Beauty and The Butcher, Bad Bunny and Dave Grutman's Gekkō steakhouse, the ocean-view Bayshore Club, MaryGold's Florida Brasserie at Arlo Wynwood, and the fresh Colombian flavors of Calle Dragones.

Options Abound

Miami's culinary landscape is ready to be explored, with a tempting menu of options waiting to be savored. Which restaurant will capture your heart first? Which one will resonate with your culinary preferences? From intimate dates to lively gatherings with friends and family, these culinary havens adapt to every occasion. Planning a business event? Fear not, as Miami Spice offers the perfect ambiance to impress and seal those crucial deals.

Miami: The Culinary Odyssey

Embark on a culinary adventure that transcends the ordinary, as Miami Spice unveils its vibrant tapestry of flavors. To ensure you don't miss any culinary treasures, here's a sneak peek of the complete list of participating restaurants in this year's edition. But remember, the culinary journey is constantly evolving, and new additions might surprise you. Stay tuned by visiting the official website of the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau for updates on the culinary selection.

The journey of flavors, innovation, and unforgettable experiences awaits as Miami Spice takes center stage. Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant culinary scene that defines the essence of Miami. When the city's cultural melting pot blends with its entrepreneurial dynamism, the result is a symphony of flavors that resonate far beyond your plate.

Here's the complete list of participating restaurants for Miami Spice this year:

  • Aba
  • ADRIFT Mare
  • Amalia Restaurant
  • American Social
  • Americana Kitchen
  • Atlantikós
  • Avra Estiatorio Miami
  • Azabu Miami Beach
  • Azzurro Italian Restaurant & Bar
  • Baia Beach Club Miami
  • Balan’s
  • BALEENkitchen
  • Bâoli
  • Bar Collins
  • Barsecco
  • Bayshore Club
  • Beauty and The Butcher (Micheli)
  • Bill Hansen Catering
  • Blind Tiger
  • Blue Matisse Restaurant and Nau Lounge
  • Boulud Sud
  • Bourbon Steak Miami
  • Branja Miami
  • Brasserie Brickell Key
  • Brasserie Laurel (Michelin)
  • Bugatti Bistro
  • Bunbury
  • Café Catula Fine Restaurant and Art Gallery
  • Cafe La Trova (Michelin)
  • Cafe Prima Pasta
  • CalaMillor Gourmet Experience
  • Calle Dragones Miami
  • Cantina Beach
  • Casa Bufala
  • Casa D’Angelo
  • Casa Mariano
  • Casablanca Seafood Bar & Grill
  • CHICA
  • Chotto Matte
  • ConSentido
  • Cote Miami (Michelin una estrella)
  • Crust
  • Doma Restaurant
  • Dragonfly Izakaya & Fish Market
  • Drunken Dragon
  • Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen
  • Earls Kitchen + Bar
  • Eclectico Restaurant & Bar
  • Edge Brasserie and Cocktail Bar
  • Editor Ristorante & Pizzeria
  • Estiatorio Milos (Michelin )
  • Fabel Miami
  • Ferraro’s Kitchen Restaurant
  • Fi’lia Restaurant
  • Fiola Miami (Michelin)
  • Fontana
  • Fratelli La Bufala
  • French Bistro
  • Fuego Y Mar
  • Gekkō
  • Giselle Miami
  • Gitano Miami
  • Glass & Vine
  • Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ (Brickell - Pinecrest)
  • Havana 1957 Ocean Drive
  • Isabelle’s Grill Room & Garden
  • Issabella’s
  • Italica (Aventura -  Midtown)
  • Jaguar Restaurant
  • Jaya at The Setai
  • Joe’s Stone Crab Restaurant (Michelin)
  • Joliet
  • Juvia Miami
  • KAÏA Greek
  • Kaori
  • Katsuya South Beach
  • KOMMA Restaurant
  • Komodo
  • Korner67
  • La Côte at Fontainebleau
  • La Fontana Ristorante ( Doral -  Downtown)
  • Le Jardinier (Michelin una estrella)
  • LEKU at Rubell Museum (Michelin recomendado)
  • Lido Restaurant and Bayside Grill
  • Like Mike Italian Restaurant
  • Los Fuegos at Faena (Michelin recomendado)
  • Mamey Restaurant
  • Marabu
  • Mareva 1939
  • Marion
  • Market At EDITION
  • MaryGold’s Florida Brasserie
  • Maü Miami
  • Mayami Mexicantina & Bar
  • Meet Dalia
  • Mehzcla Restaurant South Beach
  • MesaMar Seafood Table
  • Mi’Talia Kitchen and Bar
  • MILA Restaurant (Michelin)
  • Minty Z
  • Morton’s The Steakhouse (Coral Gables -  North Miami)
  • Mr. Chow Miami
  • Negroni Midtown
  • News Cafe
  • NOMA Beach at Redfish
  • North Italia ( Brickell  -  Dadeland)
  • Ocean Social
  • Oh! Mexico
  • Orilla Bar & Grill
  • Orno Restaurant (Michelin)
  • Osteria Morini
  • Pao by Paul Qui at Faena (Michelin)
  • Paperfish Sushi
  • Petite Comite – Japandi Bistro
  • Petralunga
  • Platea Miami
  • Playa Miami
  • PM Fish & Steak House
  • Prime 54
  • Prime Fish
  • Prime Italian
  • Quinto
  • Red Rooster Overtown (Michelin)
  • RED South Beach
  • Reunion Ktchn Bar
  • Root & Bone
  • Rum Room
  • RWSB Miami
  • Sala’o Cuban Restaurant & Bar
  • Salvaje Miami
  • Santorini By Georgios
  • Sawa Restaurant & Lounge
  • Serena Miami
  • Sérêvène
  • Sexy Fish
  • Sofia Design District
  • Stiltsville Fish Bar
  • Strawberry Moon
  • Sushi Garage ( Cocowalk y-  Miami Beach)
  • Sushi | Bar Miami
  • Sushiato
  • Swan
  • Tanka Miami
  • Tanuki Miami
  • Tavern at Hotel Croydon
  • The Capital Grille
  • The Deck at Island Gardens
  • The Key Club
  • The Ocean Grill
  • The River Oyster Bar
  • The Wagyu Bar
  • Tigre Restaurant & Bar (Michelin)
  • Toro Toro
  • Tropezón
  • Truluck’s Ocean’s Finest Seafood and Crab
  • Via Emilia 9
  • Vinya Table
  • Whitney’s Restaurant
  • Yardbird Southern Table & Bar
  • ZERU Miami
  • Zucca

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