Miami Spice turns 25 Anniversary with its most ambitious restaurant lineup yet

Elegant plated dish from a Miami Spice participating restaurant during the program's 25th anniversary season


Miami Spice returns Friday for its 25th anniversary, giving diners a chance to feast at some of South Florida's most coveted restaurants through prix-fixe menus priced well below their usual splendor, running for brunch, lunch, and dinner all the way through September.

Four Newcomers Join the Milestone Season

This year's roster welcomes four notable first-timers to the program: Daniel's Miami, Yamashiro, Maple & Ash, and Zuma, each bringing their own signature flair to the Miami Spice table for the very first time.

Elegant plated dish from a Miami Spice participating restaurant during the program's 25th anniversary season


Daniel's Miami Goes All In With Four Menus

Daniel's Miami is offering four distinct Miami Spice experiences, including $40 brunch and lunch menus alongside dinner options ranging from $65 to $95, featuring Wagyu beef empanadas, grilled branzino, braised Wagyu short ribs, and Florida stone-ground grit-crusted grouper, paired with cocktails created exclusively for the occasion.

Yamashiro Brings Its Signature Black Cod to the Table

Also debuting this year, Yamashiro is serving a $40 Sunday brunch and a $95 dinner menu built around Japanese-inspired dishes, including its celebrated black cod.

Maple & Ash Promises Luxury Without the Usual Price Tag

Maple & Ash, the storied steakhouse known for its tableside service, is joining Miami Spice for the first time with a menu featuring tuna tartare and truffle filet mignon. "We designed it all around fun," said executive chef Kam Losonsky. "You're getting options you really won't find anywhere else, especially at this price."

Elegant plated dish from a Miami Spice participating restaurant during the program's 25th anniversary season


From Asian-Inspired Fare to Michelin-Starred Classics

Jaya at The Setai is offering Asian-inspired lunch and dinner menus with dishes like Pad Thai, Panang curry, and Korean barbecue galbi short ribs, while Zuma serves $35 lunch and $60 dinner menus featuring crowd favorites like karaage chicken and shrimp and black cod gyoza. CATCH Miami Beach rounds out the seafood offerings with a $65 dinner menu, while Michelin-starred Le Jardinier and Stubborn Seed return with elevated French and contemporary three-course dinners, alongside Michael's Genuine Food & Drink's seasonally rotating menus built on locally sourced ingredients.

A Quarter-Century of Discovery, Dish by Dish

Running through the end of September, Miami Spice isn't just an invitation to try something new, it's a citywide ritual that keeps introducing diners to their next favorite restaurant, one prix-fixe menu at a time.

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