Miami Spice Restaurant Months are back with the intent to expand South Floridians’ taste palette as they offer discounts on luxury meals.
Starting Aug. 1 through Sep. 30, locals and tourists can take advantage of tasty lunch/brunch meals for only starting at $35 or three-course dinner menus ranging from $45 to $60.
This year, Miami Spice is also introducing a $95 Reserve Tier, which allows participants to have a premium dining experience that may include chef’s table experiences, special tasting menus, Bluefin tuna cutting ceremonies and dinner-and-show packages.
There are a multitude of participating restaurants all across Miami-Dade and Miami Beach that are ready to showcase their menus. However, the Greater Miami Convention & Visitor Bureau does encourage people to call restaurants to verify their participation and to book reservations.
It is important to note that these are the prices per individual, and it does not include taxes or tips.
Those curious can refer to Miami-Dade’s website, on which restaurants are participating. We decided to list which Michelin-star restaurants will be opening their doors to Miami Spice fans.
1.) L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon
151 NE 41st St Miami, FL 33137
This is the only two-Michelin-star restaurant on the list.
According to Michelin, two stars means, “Excellent cooking, worth a detour.”
Now, Miamians have a chance to make that detour as L’Atelier brings a modern French menu by “using pristine ingredients, immaculate technique, and abundant creativity.”
2.) Ariete Restaurant
3540 Main Highway, Coconut Grove, FL 33133
Participants can enjoy dinner at this one-star Michelin restaurant for just $65. They can experience “New-American-meets-New-World” cuisine by Chef Michael Beltran.
People can enjoy the choice between an indoor or outdoor experience while having a Sunday supper-style meal.
3.) Le Jardinier Miami
151 NE 41st St Miami, FL 33137
This Michelin one-star restaurant is offering lunch for $40 or dinner for $65.
Jardinier means gardener in French, which is reflected in its own menu and restaurant setting. Chef Alain Verzeroli uses some of the highest quality of vegetables and seasonal ingredients to give attendees an earthy feel.
4.) Cote Miami
3900 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137
This Korean steak house is the last out of the three restaurants to have one Michillen star. This establishment blends the flavors of Korean cuisine with American.
Led by executive chef David Shim, some menu items include 45-day USDA prime dry-aged beef, and they have over 1200 wines available.
Michelin Bib Gourmand Restaurants:
Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink
Michelin Recommended Restaurants:
Lido Restaurant at The Surf Club