Being away from home on vacation doesn’t mean you have to miss Christmas dinner. Miami has plenty of options restaurants where to enjoy an evening that will make you feel like family. And they are also an interesting possibility for locals who do not want to cook or stay to clean after the big event.
From a chic night out to a simple party, the holiday season brings special menus for the Good night and the day of Christmas.
Cafe La Trova
To celebrate the Saturday December 24 with family and friends, this restaurant in the little havana offers a special atmosphere. Guests will be able to enjoy a special three-course menu in a family style, Latino in general and Cuban in particular, created by the chef Michelle Bernstein. There will be no à la carte option but all the dishes of each step will be served. The drinks, as always, come from the bar Julio Cabrerafeatured in the 21st position of the 50 best in the world.
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Where: 971 SW 8th St, Miami, (786) 615-4379
How much: USD 95 for adults; $30 for children
strawberry moon
Is there anything more Miami than spending Christmas at a pool party? Instead of your usual weekend event, the Mediterranean restaurant that David Grotman Y Pharrell Williams created within The Goodtime Hotel will have a Christmas menu with poached pear and burrata, herb-roasted short ribs and Dover sole.
Where: 601 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
How much: USD 50 to USD 100 per person
Dirty French
For a chic Christmas, this extension on the Florida of new york bistro conforms to expectations. After the hors d’oeuvre—mushroom millefeuille, beef carpaccio, lobster ravioli, or wedge salad—entrée options include filet mignon, grilled chicken, or blackened snapper, all served with sesame spinach and fries. To close, the dessert plate includes opera cake and crème brûlée.
Where: 1200 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL 33131
How much: USD 150 per person
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contessa miami
this new gem Art Deco north of Italy It is the perfect setting for special occasions. And what occasion is more special than Christmas? Use it as an excuse to splurge and try the menu with all the house hits like Aldo meatballs with grain mustard sauce, ricotta gnudi di pecora, spicy lobster rigatoni and roast turkey. Finish with pumpkin ice cream and Boston cream pie.
Where: 111 NE 41st St, Miami, FL 33137
How much: USD 150 per person
Red Rooster
The Christmas menu of this classic overtown allows guests to select two items from the small portion section, such as cornbread or grilled fruit kale salad. The seven items in the entrée section include mac and cheese, sweet potato casserole, and the st augustine Shrimp Perlot made with Florida rock shrimp, chunk crab, and jasmine rice. A dessert tasting, including chocolate cupcakes and sweet potato challah bread pudding, finish off the meal.
Where: 920 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33136
How much: USD 75 for adults, USD 20 for children
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Icebox Cafe
The Icebox Cafe serves an extensive Christmas menu, both on the eve and on the day of Christmas. The three-course meal consists of crabmeat-stuffed mushrooms, rosemary-roasted chicken breast (with all the traditional fixings like cornbread, chestnut stuffing, prepared spinach, and roasted root vegetables), and a pear-almond tartlet.
Where: 219 NE 3rd St, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
How much: USD 56 per person.
R House Wynwood
A brunch with drag queens isn’t the most traditional way to spend Christmas noon, but it’s likely to be a memorable one. the usual drag brunch of the establishment presents the show of athena dion and a menu that includes options like a Cuban croissant and fried chicken. Unlimited mimosas, white wine sangria and mojitos accompany some of Miami’s most famous performances and rev up the engines for the big party of New Year which will be offered on the night of the 31st.
Where: 2727 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127
How much: $55
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