Miami Spice Was Supposed to End in September. Not Anymore.
Turns out, 25 years calls for an encore.
If your Miami Spice wish list was far too ambitious to conquer in just two months, consider this your sign to reopen Resy and stat plotting your next reservation. Miami Spice Restaurant Months is officially extending its milestone 25th anniversary celebration through October 31, giving foodies another full month to eat their way through Greater Miami and Miami Beach, at a fraction of the usual price.
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After a record-breaking 400-plus restaurants participated throughout August and September, diners now have even more time to work through their culinary bucket list (or revisit the spots worthy of a coveted reservation slot).
The deals aren't going anywhere. Participating restaurants will continue to roll out limited-time, three-course prix-fixe menus at a minimum of 30% savings, with brunch and lunch priced at $40 and dinner at $50 or $65. Those looking to turn dinner into an occasion can opt for Miami Spice Reserve, a premium prix-fixe and tasting-menu experience starting at $95.
And because a fabulous meal deserves an equally fabulous pour, select menus offer optional wine pairings from official wine partners Louis Pommery California sparkling wine and Château La Gordonne rosé. Prefer your pre-fixe in pajamas? Uber Eats, the program's exclusive third-party delivery and takeout partner, will continue offering special in-app deals from participating restaurants.
The first-time-ever extension celebrates Miami Spice's 25th birthday, while keeping the spotlight on renowned chefs, buzzy newcomers and longtime staples that make Greater Miami and Miami Beach such an iconic dining destination.
"Miami Spice is that opportune time that is as important to our restaurant community as it is to our diners," said David Whitaker, President & CEO of the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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There's even more reason to make those reservations count. Camillus House, Miami Spice's official nonprofit beneficiary, will continue receiving support through diner contributions. Guests can donate using QR codes featured on participating restaurant menus, with contributions helping fund meals, shelter, housing and other essential services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness throughout South Florida.
So, if August and September slipped away before you could make a dent in your reservation list, October is your scrumptious second chance. The complete lineup of restaurants participating in the October extension will be available at MiamiSpice.com beginning October 1. Until then, hundreds of participating restaurants are still waiting to be explored across Aventura, Brickell, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables and more.
