For the first time in 25 years, Miami Spice extends through October 31 with over 400 participating restaurants
Locals have even more time to step out and hit up some of their favorite prix-fixe menus around the city as the 25th-anniversary of Miami Spice Restaurant Months sees its most successful run yet.
This marks the first time the annual dining program will span three full months!
What are this year’s deals during Miami Spice Months?
If you haven’t taken advantage of the annual, three-course prix-fixe deals yet, you now have extra time to eat your way through participating restaurants while saving a minimum of 30%. Brunch and lunch this year are priced at $40, while dinner is at $50 or $65.
A new option for elevated dining experiences was newly introduced with Miami Spice Reserve, which features premium prix-fixe and tasting menus beginning at $95.
Dining for a good cause
The extension of Miami Spice also means more opportunities to support Camillus House, Miami Spice’s official nonprofit beneficiary. You can scan a QR code right on your restaurant menu to help fund meals, housing and shelter for South Floridians experiencing homelessness.
Which restaurants are participating in Miami Spice this year?
The GMCVB said the full list of restaurants continuing into the additional month will be updated on miamispice.com starting October 1.
For now, you can find participating spots through September on the website, which includes Cote Miami, Pastis, Casadonna, Cafe La Trova, Ariete, Michael’s Genuine, Stubborn Seed, Gekko, Toro Toro, Rusty Pelican, Uchi Miami, L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon (Florida’s only two-Michelin-starred restaurant) and many more.
Beginning in 2002 with just 56 participating restaurants, Miami Spice has grown into one of the city’s most anticipated culinary programs. Last year, it welcomed a record 387 restaurants.