Miami Restaurants
The best restaurants in Miami, including Sexy Fish, Carbone, Mandolin Aegean Bistro, Komodo. 45 curated venues, MyRSVP is your guide to the city's most reservation-worthy tables. Each one books through its own reservation platform, linked on the venue page.
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.
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Sexy Fish · Japanese-inspired sushi, robata and late-night DJs in Brickell
Carbone · Chef Mario Carbone's Italian-American dining room on Collins Avenue, South of Fifth
Mandolin Aegean Bistro · Aegean meze in a whitewashed garden courtyard near the Design District
Komodo · Three-story Southeast Asian restaurant and lounge in Brickell
MILA · MediterrAsian rooftop dining and nightlife off Lincoln Road in South Beach
Giselle · Rooftop restaurant above E11EVEN in downtown Miami, under a retractable roof
Casa Tua · Italian dining in a lantern-lit garden villa on James Avenue, South Beach
Sparrow Italia · Italian steakhouse with live music nightly in Wynwood
Claudie · French and Italian Riviera dining, from long lunches to late nights, on Brickell Avenue
Contessa · Northern Italian all-day trattoria in the Miami Design District, styled after Lake Como
Gekko · Japanese-inspired steakhouse and late-night lounge in Brickell
Palm Tree Club · Open-air bayfront restaurant and live music venue in North Bay Village
Casadonna · Coastal Italian dining on Biscayne Bay in Edgewater's historic women's club building
Fooq's · Wood-fired Mediterranean with French and Persian roots, reborn in Little River
Marion · Mediterranean-Asian dinner with live performers in Brickell, Thursday to Saturday
Sunny's Steakhouse · Steaks and a raw bar under the banyan tree in Little River
Ariete · One Michelin star, Cuban-American, in the Grove
Casa Neos · Mediterranean dining, a late-night lounge and a members rooftop on the Miami River
Los Felix · Michelin-starred ancestral Mexican cooking with a Green Star in Coconut Grove
Papi Steak · High-energy South of Fifth steakhouse known for its tomahawk presentations
Seia · Sky-high contemporary Italian on Brickell's 54th floor
Doya · Modern Aegean meze from Greece and Turkey, cooked over wood fire in Wynwood
Forte dei Marmi · Italian fine dining in a restored 1938 building at 150 Ocean Drive, South Beach
Makoto · Chef Makoto Okuwa's sushi and robata grill on Level 3 of Bal Harbour Shops
Seaspice · Waterfront brasserie and lounge on the Miami River, reachable by land or by boat
Boia De · One-Michelin-star, Italian-influenced cooking in a Buena Vista strip mall
Kiki on the River · Modern Greek dining-club with nightly DJs on the Miami River
Prime 112 · Dry-aged steakhouse in the historic Browns Hotel on Ocean Drive, South of Fifth
The Mexican · Design-driven Northern Mexican dining on the Brickell Key waterfront
Uchi Miami · Tyson Cole's contemporary sushi and omakase room in Wynwood
Amazonico Miami · Rainforest-themed dining and dancing in Brickell
Bagatelle Miami River · French-Mediterranean dining and Sunday brunch on the Miami River
Baoli Miami · Mediterranean-Asian dinner on Collins Avenue in South Beach that turns into a late night
Cipriani Downtown Miami · Venetian Italian dining with Biscayne Bay views by the Miami River on Brickell Avenue
COTE Miami · Michelin-starred Korean steakhouse in the Design District, with a grill at every table
Daniel's Miami · Coral Gables steakhouse in the former Fiola Miami space, sister to Daniel's in Fort Lauderdale
Gaia Miami · Greek-Mediterranean dining from chefs Izu Ani and Orestis Kotefas in South of Fifth
Klaw Miami · Live king crab and dry-aged steak in Edgewater
KYU Miami · Wood-fired, Asian-inspired restaurant in Wynwood
LPM Restaurant & Bar · French Riviera dining on Brickell Bay Drive, open for lunch and dinner daily
Novikov Miami · Chinese-Japanese dim sum, sushi and robata on South Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami
Queen Miami Beach · Japanese grill and nightly entertainment in South Beach's historic Paris Theater
Yamashiro Miami · Japanese dining and skyline views on the ninth floor of the Gale Miami, Downtown
Zuma Miami · Contemporary Japanese izakaya and robata grill on the Downtown Miami riverfront
Nobu Miami · The Nobu canon served evenings only, inside Nobu Hotel Miami Beach in Mid-Beach
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Miami restaurants · FAQ
What are the best restaurants in Miami?
Miami's most reservation-worthy restaurants are listed on this page, concept-driven dining rooms, celebrity-chef destinations, and marquee institutions. Some book through their own platform, linked on the venue page. For the rest, send a request from the venue page and our Miami team handles the reservation, along with the clubs, pools and nightlife around it.
How do I get hard-to-book reservations in Miami?
Each venue page shows how that restaurant books: its own reservation button where it has one, or a request form that goes straight to our Miami team, who handles the table. For the hardest tables, ask as far ahead as you can; prime nights at the top rooms fill weeks out.
What's the dress code for fine dining in Miami?
Most Miami fine-dining rooms expect smart casual or business casual, collared shirts and closed-toe shoes for men, cocktail attire for women. A few rooms enforce stricter codes, noted on the venue page.
Are there celebrity-chef restaurants in Miami?
Yes, many of the venues on this page are flagship rooms from celebrity chefs and award-winning culinary teams. Each venue page shows whether to book through the restaurant's own platform or send a request to our Miami team.
Do Miami restaurants take walk-ins?
Some do, but the top rooms book three to four weeks out (or more) for prime times. Book or send a request from the venue page as early as you can.
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