Our Guide to Miami
Miami is home to 54 of the most reservation-worthy dayclubs, nightclubs and restaurants on MyRSVP, including Claudie, Uchi Miami, Fooq's.
MyRSVP surfaces the rooms worth your time in Miami and points you to each venue's own reservation channel, with local guidance on timing, dress, and what to book ahead.
How MyRSVP works in Miami
Booking dinner for a trip usually means jumping between Resy, OpenTable, SevenRooms and a dozen separate restaurant sites just to work out which rooms are worth it and where each one takes reservations. MyRSVP does that once. We curate the Miami restaurants worth your night and wire each one to its own booking platform, so you weigh them side by side and reserve in a couple of taps, all from one place.
For nightclubs, and for any room that books through our partner rather than a platform, we route your request to our vetted local partner on the ground, who handles the booking and the logistics end to end.
Categories in Miami
Top venues in Miami
Claudie · French and Italian Riviera dining, from long lunches to late nights, on Brickell Avenue
Uchi Miami · Tyson Cole's contemporary sushi and omakase room in Wynwood
Fooq's · Wood-fired Mediterranean with French and Persian roots, reborn in Little River
Los Felix · Michelin-starred ancestral Mexican cooking with a Green Star in Coconut Grove
Sparrow Italia · Italian steakhouse with live music nightly in Wynwood
Contessa · Northern Italian all-day trattoria in the Miami Design District, styled after Lake Como
Prime 112 · Dry-aged steakhouse in the historic Browns Hotel on Ocean Drive, South of Fifth
Gekko · Japanese-inspired steakhouse and late-night lounge in Brickell
Ariete · One Michelin star, Cuban-American, in the Grove
Carbone · Chef Mario Carbone's Italian-American dining room on Collins Avenue, South of Fifth
E11even · Downtown Miami nightclub on NE 11th Street, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week
KYU Miami · Wood-fired, Asian-inspired restaurant in Wynwood
MILA · MediterrAsian rooftop dining and nightlife off Lincoln Road in South Beach
Joia Beach · Mediterranean restaurant and beach club on Biscayne Bay at Jungle Island, Watson Island
LIV Miami · The nightclub inside Fontainebleau Miami Beach, open Thursday through Sunday nights
Novikov Miami · Chinese-Japanese dim sum, sushi and robata on South Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami
M2 Miami · A 1934 Thomas Lamb theater turned dance club in South Beach's Art Deco District
Club Space · Downtown Miami after-hours club known for its open-air Terrace and marathon sets
Nobu Miami · The Nobu canon served evenings only, inside Nobu Hotel Miami Beach in Mid-Beach
Casadonna · Coastal Italian dining on Biscayne Bay in Edgewater's historic women's club building
Zuma Miami · Contemporary Japanese izakaya and robata grill on the Downtown Miami riverfront
COTE Miami · Michelin-starred Korean steakhouse in the Design District, with a grill at every table
Komodo · Three-story Southeast Asian restaurant and lounge in Brickell
LPM Restaurant & Bar · French Riviera dining on Brickell Bay Drive, open for lunch and dinner daily
Klaw Miami · Live king crab and dry-aged steak in Edgewater
Complete directory · every Miami venue on MyRSVP
Miami is really four scenes, split by neighborhood and pitched hardest in the cooler months. Knowing which pocket you want sets the whole night.
Where to go in Miami
- South Beach & Mid-Beach - Art Deco blocks, Ocean Drive and the beachfront hotels. The densest run of marquee clubs, sushi counters and see-and-be-seen terraces.
- Wynwood - The arts district after dark: murals, breweries, natural-wine rooms and warehouse clubs. Younger, louder, more come-as-you-are.
- Brickell - The financial district at night: high-rise rooftop bars, steakhouses and bayfront tables for a polished evening.
- Design District - Flagship boutiques by day, some of the city's most ambitious kitchens by night. Walkable and calmer than the beach.
When to visit Miami
Miami peaks in the cool, dry season from December through April, when the calendar is stacked and the best tables release one to two weeks out and sell through fast around the marquee weekends. Summer flips to pool and beach-club mode: hot and humid with afternoon storms, and hurricane season runs June to November, so it is easier to book but worth planning around the weather.
How booking works in Miami
Miami restaurants take reservations on their own platforms, Resy, OpenTable or SevenRooms, and we point you to the right one on each venue page. For nightclub tables, pool-club daybeds and the hard-to-get weekends, start a request and we connect you with our local partner, who coordinates the reservation directly on your behalf.
What's on in Miami
- Miami Music Week & Ultra (late March) - The whole city turns into one electronic-music festival, with Ultra at Bayfront Park as the centerpiece. Book tables and daybeds early.
- Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix (early May) - Race weekend at Hard Rock Stadium, with some of the year's hottest party tickets across the city.
- FIFA World Cup (June to July 2026) - Hard Rock Stadium hosts a run of matches, pulling global crowds through the early summer.
- Miami Swim Week (summer) - Runway shows and pool parties across South Beach.
- Art Basel Miami Beach (early December) - The art-world takeover and the single busiest week of the year for tables and nightlife.
Miami guides & editorial
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2026: Restaurants and Nightclub Tables · Art Basel Miami (Dec 3 to 6, 2026) is the highest-spend week of the Miami year. Premium dining and nightclub guide for the 70,000-collector run.
- Best Brunch in Miami (2026) · A ranked guide to Miami's best brunch, from champagne-and-DJ party tables to garden-courtyard weekend service, built from the rooms our guests ask for most.
- Best Restaurants in Miami (2026) · A ranked guide to Miami's best see-and-be-seen restaurants across cuisines - the rooms where the night is the meal, from Sexy Fish to COTE.
- Best Restaurants in Miami Beach (2026) · Our ranked guide to the best restaurants on the Miami Beach side - South Beach, South of Fifth, and Bal Harbour - built from the tables we book most.
- Best Steakhouses in Miami (2026) · Miami's best steakhouses ranked for 2026, from Papi Steak's rhinestone Beef Case to COTE's Michelin-starred Korean grill.
- Best Sushi in Miami (2026) · A ranked guide to Miami's best sushi, omakase, izakaya and robata rooms, from Sexy Fish and Zuma to Uchi, built from the rooms our guests ask for most.
- Mexican Independence Weekend Miami 2026 · Mexican Independence Weekend in Miami, September 11 to 16, 2026. The city's two serious Mexican rooms including a Michelin star, the Latin nightlife that actually defines the weekend, and how to plan around low season.
- Miami Swim Week 2026: Restaurants and Pool-Club Tables · Miami Swim Week (Jul 16 to 21, 2026) brings the fashion industry to South Beach. Premium booking guide for restaurants and pool clubs across the city.
- Michelin Star Restaurants Miami (2026): The 6 We Recommend · Miami has fourteen starred restaurants in a 62-room Guide selection. We book six, and four of them hold a star.
Miami · FAQ
What's the best night to go out in Miami?
Fridays and Saturdays are peak in Miami, but specific venues are best on specific nights. The MyRSVP concierge can match the right night to your group's vibe · high-energy mainstage, more intimate lounge, or a low-key dinner-and-drinks evening.
How do I reserve a VIP table in Miami?
Submit a reservation request on any venue page, or message a MyRSVP host directly. Every booking is human-confirmed within 24 hours, with table location, bottle minimum, and dress code clarified upfront.
What's the dress code in Miami nightclubs and restaurants?
Miami nightlife generally expects upscale or smart-casual attire · collared shirts, dress shoes, cocktail-appropriate for women. Specific codes vary by venue; your MyRSVP host confirms each one before you arrive.
What's the typical bottle service minimum in Miami?
Bottle minimums in Miami range widely based on venue, night, and table location. Premium tables on Fridays and Saturdays at top-tier venues run highest; mid-week and lower-tier rooms are more accessible.
How early should I arrive in Miami?
Restaurants: arrive on time for your reservation. Nightclubs: 30-60 minutes after open is ideal · earlier means waiting on the room to fill, later risks missing the headlining DJ.
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