The Luxe Mom’s Guide to Miami Spice 2025: Kid-Friendly Restaurants, Date Night Picks, and Catching Up With Your Girls

Explore the best Miami Spice 2025 restaurants for families, date nights, and catching up with your girls. This Luxe Mom guide features kid-friendly favorites, waterfront views, and three-course meals starting at $35.

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8/1/20254 min read

If you’ve been craving a meal that doesn’t involve leftover chicken or eating standing up, Miami Spice 2025 is your permission slip to book the reservation.

From August 1 to September 30, over 300 of Miami’s best restaurants are offering three-course prix-fixe menus at $35 for lunch/brunch and $45–$60 for dinner. Whether you’re heading out with the kids, escaping for date night, or catching up with your girls, this Luxe Mom–approved guide covers the best of the season.

Family-Friendly Miami Spice Restaurants

Glass & Vine – Coconut Grove

Lunch & Dinner | $35 Lunch / $45 Dinner

Set inside Peacock Park, this breezy restaurant has space for kids to move and a lunch menu that includes veggie burrito bowls, Cuban sandwiches, and bread pudding.

Tip to Know: Kids can run around the park while you sip your wine. Ideal for lunch breaks or early dinners.

Bellini at Mr. C – Coconut Grove

Lunch & Dinner | $35 Lunch / $60 Dinner

Elegant Italian with terrace views and housemade pasta.

Tip to Know: Ask for a terrace table and bring a quiet activity for kids. Best for weekday lunches or relaxed early dinners.

Jarana – Aventura

Lunch & Dinner | $35 Lunch / $45–60 Dinner

Festive Peruvian flavors—think empanadas, fried rice, and lomo saltado.

Tip to Know: Located in Esplanade Mall with elevators, easy parking, and room for strollers. Perfect for shopping days.

CHICA Miami – MiMo District

Lunch & Dinner | $35 Lunch / $60 Dinner

A bold Latin concept with a high-energy vibe and colorful décor.

Tip to Know: Great for moms with toddlers—loud enough to cover the noise. Ask for patio seating and enjoy a relaxed lunch or early dinner.

Blue Collar – MiMo District

Lunch & Dinner | $35 Lunch / $45 Dinner

American comfort food with family-style portions.

Tip to Know: The patio is stroller-friendly. Kids will love the croquetas and burgers. Go for a casual, no-fuss meal with flavor.

Seaspice – Miami Riverfront

Dinner Only | $60 Dinner

Upscale riverside dining with seafood and steak.

Tip to Know: Go early for golden hour and river views. The outdoor setup works well for family dinners—especially if you have help in tow.

Best Date Night Miami Spice Spots

Cote Miami – Design District

Lunch & Dinner | $35 Lunch / $60 Dinner

A sleek Korean steakhouse with Michelin cred and incredible grilled meats.

Tip to Know: Prime slots fill up. Reserve early and go with an appetite. The cocktails are strong, the service is sharp.

Le Jardinier – Design District

Lunch & Dinner | $35 Lunch / $60 Dinner

Plant-forward French cuisine in a dreamy garden setting.

Tip to Know: Go during daylight for the natural light, or after dark for the romantic ambiance. Dress elevated casual.

Stubborn Seed – Miami Beach

Lunch & Dinner | $35 Lunch / $60 Dinner

Top Chef Jeremy Ford’s elevated American tasting menu.

Tip to Know: Dinner here is a slow experience—don’t rush it. A great first date or anniversary spot.

Uchi – Wynwood

Dinner Only (Sun–Thu) | $60 Dinner

A seven-course Japanese menu with sushi, sashimi, and surprises.

Tip to Know: Book a weekday and sit at the sushi bar for a more interactive experience. This is the one to post about.

Elia on the River – Downtown

Dinner Only | $60 Dinner

Coastal Italian by the Miami River with a relaxed vibe.

Tip to Know: Perfect for a casual-glam night out. Order the spicy rigatoni and don’t skip dessert.

Catching Up With Your Girls

Level 6 Rooftop – Coconut Grove

Brunch (Sat–Sun) & Dinner | $35 Brunch / $60 Dinner

Spanish-inspired small plates, cocktails, and sweeping views.

Tip to Know: Go early for brunch or right before sunset for dinner. The lighting, vibe, and drinks are all on point.

Pastis Miami – Wynwood

Brunch, Lunch & Dinner | $35–$60

Parisian bistro with courtyard seating and classic French fare.

Tip to Know: Sit outdoors for a true café feel. Brunch is great for catch-ups, and dinner is perfect for wine-fueled venting sessions.

Amara at Paraiso – Edgewater

Lunch & Dinner | $35 Lunch / $60 Dinner

Waterfront dining with Latin-coastal flavors and strong drinks.

Tip to Know: Go midweek to avoid the crowd. Sit outdoors, share plates, and order a cocktail with fresh citrus—trust me.

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A Few Things to Know Before You Book

Not every Miami Spice spot is built for real-life logistics—especially if you’re bringing kids, a stroller, or just don’t want to circle for parking in the heat. These aren’t deal breakers, but they’re good to know before locking in your resy.

No Valet or Tough Parking:

Some restaurants (especially in Wynwood or MiMo) don’t offer valet and have limited street parking. Plan ahead or ride share if you’re going during peak hours.

No Kids’ Menu:

While most places are flexible, not every restaurant offers a dedicated children’s menu. CHICA, Glass & Vine, and Blue Collar are more accommodating, but don’t expect nuggets everywhere.

No Changing Tables:

Shockingly, even some upscale restaurants skip this. Bellini and Level 6 are gorgeous—but if you’re bringing a baby, know that the restrooms may not be equipped.

Loud or Party-Like Atmosphere:

If you’re hoping for a peaceful meal with your little one, skip the Friday 8 PM slot at Mayami or CHICA. Great for girls’ night—not so great for toddlers.

Tight Seating / Not Stroller-Friendly:

Smaller spaces like Blue Ribbon or Pastis may not have ideal stroller access or waiting areas. Go light on babywear if you’re bringing a little one.

Final Word

Whether you’re chasing a toddler, juggling work calls, or finally booking that long-overdue girls’ night—you deserve to enjoy a good meal. Miami Spice 2025 is the perfect excuse to treat yourself without overspending.

From quick lunches with your mini to indulgent dinners that remind you who you are outside of motherhood, there’s a spot on this list just waiting to be reserved.

Tag @MamaLuxeLife if you try one—we love seeing how you make luxury feel real.

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