Miami
Art Deco by day, the most serious table scene in America by night, from Miami Beach to Brickell.
Tables and reservations
AIRE
Amazónico
Ball & Chain
Bâoli
Barton G
Basement
Broken Shaker
Byblos
Café La Trova
Candela Bar
Carbone
Casa Matilda
Casa Neos
Casa Tua
Casadonna
Cecconi's
Cipriani
Coco
Contessa
Cosanostra
Cote
Delilah
Dirty French Steakhouse
Do Not Sit On The Furniture
E11EVEN
Edge
Elcielo
Esotico
Floyd
Gekko
Giselle
Hakkasan
Hyde Beach
Il Gabbiano
Joe's Stone Crab
Joia Beach
Jolene Sound Room
Juvia
Kaori
Kiki on the River
Klaw
Komodo
Komodo Lounge
La Otra
La Petite Maison
Le Sirenuse
LIV
Los Fuegos
Lunasol
M2
Mad Club
Marion
Mayami
Mila
Mila Lounge
Mona
Mr Chow
Mr Jones
Myn-Tu
Nikki Beach
Nobu
Nova Social Club
Novikov
Nusr-Et
Palm Tree Club
Papi Steak
Prime 112
Queen
Rao's
Red Phone Booth
Rosa Sky
Sable
Sadelle's
Saxony Bar
Selva
Sexy Fish
Shiso
Space
Strawberry Moon
Stubborn Seed
Sugar
Sweet Liberty
Tanuki
The Beatrice
The Clevelander
The Dirty Rabbit
The Living Room
The Pickle
The Surf Club Restaurant
Treehouse
Tropezón
Upside
Vendôme
Zuma
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Miami, before you go
Miami's night splits into two worlds. Miami Beach and South Beach hold the classic table rooms, LIV at the Fontainebleau, Mr Jones and Vendôme among them, along with dinner institutions like Carbone and Prime 112. Across the bay, Downtown and Brickell run later and louder, from E11EVEN, which barely closes, to Space and its famous terrace sunrises.
Dinner usually starts around nine, and clubs fill after midnight. The busiest weeks are Art Basel in early December, Miami Music Week in March and New Year's Eve, when the best tables are gone weeks ahead. Tell us your dates early and we'll line up dinner, the table and a car between the two, with a police escort if you want one.
