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Where to Celebrate Jamón Ibérico in South Florida

Luis Osa carves a leg of jamón ibérico
Luis Osa carves a leg of jamón ibérico Photo: Cinco Jotas

Spain’s treasured jamón ibérico is the center of attention at 13 South Florida restaurants during Miami Gastro Tour from Oct. 20 through Nov. 13. Hosted by Cinco Jotas, Spain’s leading brand of the ham made from acorn-fed, 100 percent ibérico pigs, the tour takes diners through tapas dishes celebrating Spanish foods.

Diners can sample dishes at $40 or less that showcase the delicacy, made in a process that has remained unchanged since 1879. After a precise amount of the ham’s fat is removed, the leg is buried in Atlantic sea salt and dried in the Cinco Jotas Jabugo caves to cure before being carved into thin slices.

Photo 1: Hokkaido Scallop Carpaccio at SeaSpice Photo: Cinco Jotas
Photo 2: Chef Michael Hernandez from Boulud Sud Photo: Pat Mackin
Photo 3: Soup terrine, foam, with crispy Cinco Jotas jamon iberico from Boulud Sud Photo: Pat Mackin
Photo 4: From Itamae: geoduck, softshell crab, snow cap beans, jamon iberico, huacatay oil Photo: Pat Mackin

Participating GastroTour restaurants include:

• L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, Design District
• Abiaka, Seminole Hard Rock, Hollywood
• Boulud Sud, downtown Miami
• Evelyn’s, Fort Lauderdale
• Fiola, Coral Gables
• Itamae, Design District
• Leku, Rubell Museum, Allapattah
• Lido Restaurant at the Surf Club, Four Seasons Hotel, Surfside
• Matador Room , South Beach
• Niu Kitchen, downtown Miami
• Seaspice Brasserie & Lounge, Miami
• Zitz Sum, Coral Gables

Full details for the Cinco Jotas Miami GastroTour are at Cinco Jotas.

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