Restaurants: New and Reopened

What's new in South Florida? Torno Subito, Massimo Bottura's rooftop restaurant in downtown Miami. Paya from Niven Patel and Mohamed “Mo” Alkassar. Recoveco, an intriguing new spot in South Miami. Kojin 2.0 and Mai Sushi Tapas in Coral Gables. And lots more!

CLOSINGS

Not so fast! Osteria Del Teatro, favorite Italian restaurant that moved from South Beach to North Bay Village, announced it was closing after 37 years. But customers rallied to their rescue and they are staying open.
El Taquito in Coconut Grove is closing after 15 years.
The Brick in downtown Dadeland has closed.
La Cumbancha in Miami Lakes is closing.
27 Restaurant and Eagle Room at Freehand Miami in Miami Beach has closed to make way for a new concept.
Longtime Thai restaurant Lotus Garden on Miracle Mile in Coral Gables has closed.
Mr. Mandolin is closing its dine-in restaurant at the Vagabond and is doing takeout/delivery via Mandolin Aegean Bistro.
Minty Z in Coconut Grove has closed. Cotoletta (see below) has taken over the space.
Root & Bone in South Miami has closed. Chefs Jeff McInnis and Janine Booth's Stiltsville in Sunset Harbour remains open.
Jaguar Sun in downtown Miami has closed, but their Sunny's Steakhouse in Little River is now open.
J Wakefield Brewing says they're closing their Wynwood taproom in late October after nearly 10 years. 
TUR Kitchen in Coral Gables has closed.
Old Greg's Pizza in Design District is closed ... but temporarily, they say.

MORE CLOSINGS
Unbranded Brewing in Hialeah 
Carlos and Pepe's in Fort Lauderdale has closed after 45 years. You can still get their food from their food truck.
Key Club in Coconut Grove 
The Frieze ice cream shop off Lincoln Road in Miami Beach has reopened under a new name, the Ice Cream Factory
Leku Fish & Garden in Allapattah 
Beaker and Gray in Wynwood
MaryGold's by Brad Kilgore at Arlo Wynwood Miami 
Perricone's Marketplace and Cafe in Miami – but they are reopening for takeout as Pecorino's (see below)
The Lion and the Rambler in Coral Gables
Fi'lia Brickell at the SLS
Toscana Divino at Mary Brickell Village 
In Fort Lauderdale, La Bonne Crepe Las Olas
Sushi Garage on Las Olas 
Not so fast: Mamma Leone Bakery announced their Wynwood and Little River were closing in late June. Now, their Little RIver location has reopened.
The New Schnitzel House is closed for the summer except for special events and pop-ups. They say they will reopen in the fall.

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Andrés Carne de Res, Miami Beach

WHAT: Experience Colombian cuisine, art and culture at the first U.S. location of this popular south American chain by Andrés Jaramillo. The menu features lunch, dinner, late-night bites and to-go choices, and includes lomo al trapo and crispy golden chicharron.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 455 Lincoln Road
MORE INFO: Andrés Carne de Res

Cotoletta, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Something new in the former Minty’Z space in the Grove: the menu is focused on a single dish, Cotoletta alla Milanese – veal cutlet – accompanied by seasonal antipasti and homemade sides. Priced at $80 for two, the menu features a simple wine list with one red and one white from a small vineyard in Italy.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3206 Grand Ave.
MORE INFO: Cotoletta

La Ferneteria Rooftop Bar & Eatery, Wynwood

WHAT: Italian classics from handmade pasta to ten-layer lasagne take the spotlight in this new restaurant from Buenos Aires.  A 20-seat marble bar offers a sophisticated cocktail menu and extensive wine list accompanied by views of the Miami skyline.
WHEN: Dec. 4
WHERE: 230 NW 24 St.
MORE INFO: La Ferneteria

Habibi Miami

WHAT: Lush waterfront French Moroccan supper club from Doya alum chef Wladimir Arévalo immerses guests in a Moorish space plus dishes like shish-barak de Wagyu dumplings with garbanzo, miso and yogurt and crispy phyllo rolls stuffed with tangy goat cheese. The bar program includes drinks like the Moroccan Margarita that includes a harissa-infused pineapple reduction and roasted couscous salted rim.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 452 NW N River Dr.
MORE INFO: Habibi Miami

Tomorrowland, Downtown Miami

WHAT: Once a pop-up housed in a former service station, this indoor/outdoor space with a dazzling view of the Miami skyline is now a permanent cocktail bar behind its garage doors. Ten signature drinks include their espresso martini and the Smokin’ Rita, with mezcal, mango syrup, fresh lime and agave. Order bar foods like empanadas of the day and Iberian sandwiches.
WHEN: Now open, Thurs.-Sun. 4pm-3am
WHERE: 1368 N Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: tomorrowlandmiami.com

MIKA, Coral Gables

WHAT: Chef Michael White of New York City’s Marea and other highly regarded restaurants is opening MIKA, featuring classic Riviera-style cuisine focusing on local seafood and produce.
WHEN: Late 2024
WHERE: The Plaza Coral Gables, 2811 Ponce de Leon
MORE INFO: MIKA

Sunny’s Steakhouse, Little River

WHAT: From the Jaguar Sun team, Sunny’s Steakhouse has arrived as an indoor and outdoor restaurant, with a raw bar, wood-fired meats and steakhouse classics from their in-house dry-aging program. Under chef-partner Carey Hynes and executive chef Aaron Brooks, the menu also includes pasta like Rigatoni with Spicy Pork Sugo and Chitarra with Mushroom and Sherry. Look for a world-class cocktail program from co-owner Will Thompson. The outdoor seating under the banyan tree is still there, and the indoor dining room features Murano glass lighting fixtures and mid-century modern decor.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 7357 NW Miami Court
MORE INFO: Sunny's Steakhouse

Sesame Bakery, North Miami

WHAT: From Miami’s Mediterranean Motek team comes this bakery and cafe. Led by chef Etai Almog, formerly head baker at New York’s Balthazar Bakery, the restaurant serves salads, sandwiches and pastries all day, including green shakshuka, fatoush salad and fish schnitzel bun.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: SoLé Mia, 15055 Biscayne Blvd, North Miami
MORE INFO: Sesame Bakery 

Pickle Restaurant and Lounge, South Beach

WHAT: Traditional Mediterranean and Aegean flavors from executive chef Yilmaz Güney, plus expertly crafted cocktails.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 560 Washington Ave,
MORE INFO: Pickle Restaurant and Lounge

Salumeria 104, Weston

WHAT: New outpost of the rustic, trattoria-style restaurant serving Italian traditional classics plus a large selection salumi and cheese. There’s a wide range of Italian and international wines by the glass and bottle.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1370 Weston Rd.
MORE INFO: Salumeria 104

Mother Wolf, Design District

WHAT: Acclaimed pasta master Evan Funke brings Roman cooking to Miami with handmade pastas, brick-oven pizza, seafood and wine program that focuses on Italian wines, emphasizing organic and sustainable practices. There’s also a cocktail program with classic Italian aperitifs and innovative signature drinks.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3841 NE 2 Ave.
MORE INFO: Mother Wolf

Cartagena, South Beach

WHAT: From Elcielo chef Juan Manuel Barrientos, this restaurant showcases Colombian coastal cuisine, with dishes like crab arepas, chicharron ceviche and craft cocktails.
WHEN: October
WHERE: SLS South Beach, 1701 Collins Ave.
MORE INFO: Cartagena

MIMI Chinese, Miami Beach

WHAT: From Toronto-based Big Hug Hospitality comes this upscale Chinese restaurant, offering a modern approach to classic regional Chinese dishes and top service.
WHEN: November
WHERE: 1575 Alton Rd.
MORE INFO: MIMI Chinese

RosaNegra Miami, Brickell

WHAT: One of Mexico’s top hospitality groups is debuting its first U.S. outpost, offering elevated Latin American cuisine, high-energy entertainment, a new cocktail program and wine list that includes a selection of Mexican wines.
WHEN: Nov. 2024
WHERE: Dua Miami Hotel (former SLS Brickell), 1300 S. Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: RosaNegra Miami

Casa Gianna, Miami

WHAT: All-day dining celebrates traditional and contemporary Italian classics, pizza, pasta and the Aperitivo Hour.
WHEN: Nov. 2024
WHERE: Gale Miami Hotel & Residences, 601 NE 1 Ave.
MORE INFO: Casa Gianna

Marion Miami, Brickell

WHAT: After extensive renovations, Marion is open again, offering Asian-Mediterranean cuisine, plus a Dom Perignon Champagne Display and Tequila Room housing a collection of over 300 premium bottles.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1111 SW 1 Ave.
MORE INFO: Marion Miami

CATCH Miami Beach Rooftop

WHAT: New open-air rooftop terrace atop the SoFi seafood restaurant offers stunning views of the skyline and ocean. You can get favorite CATCH staples like truffle sashimi and Wagyu hot rock here, too.
WHEN: Nov. 2024
WHERE: 200 South Pointe Dr.
MORE INFO: CATCH Miami Beach Rooftop

Torno Subito, Downtown Miami

WHAT: Italian superstar chef Massimo Bottura’s playful Italian restaurant debuts at the rooftop of Julia & Henry’s. bringing classic pasta dishes, the iconic Emilia Burger and artisanal wines from Emilia Romagna amid a colorful interior inspired by the Adriatic town of Rimini.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Julia & Henry’s, 200 E Flagler St.
MORE INFO: Torno Subito

Daniel’s, A Florida Steakhouse

WHAT: From the folks behind Fiola Miami, Daniel’s highlights seasonal ingredients sourced primarily from Florida’s farmers and waters, like Skipper Sweet oysters from the Panhandle, hog snapper from the Keys, American Wagyu from North Florida ranches and locally sourced produce. Gioia Hospitality Group’s culinary director Daniel Ganem is at the helm.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 620 S Federal Highway
MORE INFO: Daniel's

Paya, South Beach

WHAT: From chef Niven Patel and Mohamed “Mo” Alkassar comes this island-inspired restaurant and bar focusing on the cuisines of the Caribbean, Southeast Asia and Spain’s islands. Dishes use ingredients grown on Patel’s farm and include Sebastian inlet oysters with jackfruit mignonette, lemongrass glazed grouper and soursop ice cream.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1209 17th St., Miami Beach
MORE INFO: Paya Miami

Japón, Miami Beach

WHAT: Japanese cuisine and culture are on the menu at this new restaurant at The Setai, with offerings like Chilean Sea Bass with charred tomato miso, Lamb Chops and freshly sourced seafood present in their sashimi and sushi selection. The bar program includes rare sakes, a premier wine list and cocktails that blend traditional Japanese ingredients with modern mixology techniques.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: The Setai Miami Beach, 2001 Collins Ave.
MORE INFO: Japón

Mona Lisa, South Beach

WHAT: Asian-Mediterranean cuisine from chef Benjamin Goldman, formerly at Seaspice and Komodo, serving dishes like sticky short rib and crispy lobster.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 739 Washington Ave.
MORE INFO: Mona Lisa

Marina Village at Bahia Mar, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Waterfront food, drink and fun, with eight culinary kiosks (Taco Vibez, Quore, Blue Steel Pizza, Burgers & Shakes, Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls, Fresh Garden Bowls. Yip dim sum, and Sushi Song, Mainland Bar, The Shorely – a ferry-turned lounge.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 849 Seabreeze Blvd.
MORE INFO: Marina Village

Fookem's Fabulous, Coconut Grove

WHAT: After selling his key lime pies from his Coconut Grove house and bike in a business developed during the pandemic, Josh Abril has opened up a brick-and-mortar on Grand Avenue. Their wares include his key lime pies (mini, $6, and whole, $30) plus guava, pineapple, coconut and more. They serve Cafe Vidita and share the space with longtime Grove handicrafts shop The Maya Hatcha, making this a true old-and-new Coconut Grove experience.
WHEN: Soft opening 
WHERE: 3610 Grand Ave.
MORE INFO: Fookem's Fabulous

Celia’s, Wynwood

WHAT: Smash burger joint in the heart of Wynwood, featuring a signature burger using a 50/50 blend of Wagyu and Certified Angus beef, topped with American cheese, butter-cooked onions and house-made B&B pickled in a potato brioche bun.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2618 NW 5 Ave.
MORE INFO: Celia's

Marion Miami, Brickell

WHAT: Fresh from a major renovation, Marion features a refreshed menu, crafted by executive chef Kylian Goussot, showcasing Asian-Mediterranean flavors, new cocktails and one of the city's most extensive Champagne collections.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1111 SW 1st Ave,
MORE INFO: Marion Miami

Islamorada Pizza Co., Islamorada

WHAT: Classic and Keys-inspired pizzas like the Islander, topped with white sauce, Scotch bonnet sauce, fresh conch and tomato-cucumber. There’s indoor seating and outdoor dining under a banyan tree in the garden.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 84341 Overseas Highway
MORE INFO: Islamorada Pizza Co.

Sushi by Bou, Wynwood

WHAT: Omakase restaurant on the third-floor cocktail lounge Higher Ground at the Arlo Wynwood features a 14-set omakase counter, eight-seat bar and 14-seat lounge area. The menu features fresh, high-quality fish sourced locally and globally and an elevated drink menu.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Arlo Wynwood, 2217 NW Miami Ct.
MORE INFO: Sushi by Bou

Sanguich de Miami, Bayside

WHAT: Artisan Cuban sandwich makers have opened a new location in downtown Miami’s Bayside Marketplace, serving their signature cubanos along with other classics like pan con lechon, pan con croqueta and pan con bistec.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 401 Biscayne Blvd.
MORE INFO: Sanguich de Miami

Juici Patties, Sunrise

WHAT: Authentic Jamaican patties – mild beef, spicy beef, spicy curry chicken, vegan inside flaky, golden pastry – plus coco bread and plantains.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 10041 Sunset Strip
MORE INFO: Juici Patties

Sparrow Italia, Wynwood

WHAT: Drawing inspiration from Italy and the Mediterranean, chef Alejandro Porben features classics with creative twists, such as handcrafted pastas, rustic pizzas and wood-fired creations that showcase bold and innovative flavors made with sustainable and organic ingredients.
WHEN: Fall
WHERE: 255 NW 25 St.
MORE INFO: Sparrow Italia

Oro, South Beach

WHAT: Upscale rooftop restaurant featuring premium meat cuts and seafood.
WHEN: Fall 2024
WHERE: 818 Lincoln Rd.
MORE INFO: Oro

Mia Steakhouse and Lounge, Miami

WHAT: Fresh take on the classic chophouse menu featuring refining French technique and Japanese precision.
WHEN: Winter 2024
WHERE: 50 NW 24 St.
MORE INFO: Miami Steakhouse and Lounge

Cannoli Kitchen Pizza, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Full menu of dishes including pizza, pasta, wings, salads, subs, tiramisu, cheesecake and cannoli.  
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3200 N Federal Hwy in the Coral Ridge Mall
MORE INFO: Cannoli Kitchen Pizza

GAO, South Beach

WHAT: Classic Vietnamese and Asian dishes are reinterpreted through a modern lens, including dim sum. spring rolls, steamed Vietnamese ravioli. peppercorn prawns and banana flambee.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1 Collins Ave.
MORE INFO: GAO

MOMENTO by Ikaro, downtown Miami

WHAT: Spanish and Ecuadorean cuisine from culinary couple Carolina Sanchez and Iñaki Murua, behind the Michelin-starred Ikaro in Spain. Dishes include wood-fired Basque-style turbot, Amazonian tiradito and lotus cheesecake.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1306 N Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: MOMENTO by Ikaro

Otto & Pepe, Wynwood

WHAT: Traditional Italian fare, a 28-person pasta bar, natty wines and an enchanting garden.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 126 NW 27 St.
MORE INFO: Otto & Pepe

Ahu | Mar, Brickell

WHAT: Wood-fired seafood restaurant from executive chef Victor Rosado, formerly of Fi’lia, featuring grilled octopus and branzino plus spiced duck, 24-hour chicken and wood-fired pizzas.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: DUA Miami, 1300 South Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: Ahu | Mar

Casa Neos, Miami River

WHAT: Mediterranean-inspired dishes for dinner and weekend brunch, overlooking the Miami River. Dishes include mezze, whole branzino, lobster pasta and truffle hamachi.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 40 SW North River Drive
MORE INFO: Casa Neos

Little Niko Pizzeria, South Beach

WHAT: Family-friendly restaurant serving classic Italian dishes and New York-style pizzas, plus cocktails and desserts. Don’t miss the Citrus Tree, featuring lemon, key lime and orange.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1444 Drexel Ave.
MORE INFO: Little Niko Pizzeria

Mayfair Grill, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Now under the helm of chef Giorgio Rapicavoli, Mayfair Grill has reopened, serving wood-grilled dishes and menu items like Sebastian Inlet clams, ribeye and prawns.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Mayfair House Hotel & Garden, 3000 Florida Ave.
MORE INFO: Mayfair Grill

Aviv, Miami Beach

WHAT: Chef Mike Solomonov and restaurateur Steve Cook of CookNSolo – and the award-winning Philadelphia restaurant Zahav – are opening Aviv, featuring Israeli cuisine. The duo, who also launched the now-shuttered hummus headquarters, Dizengoff in Wynwood, are planning dishes like Yemenite-style bread rolled by hand to accompany their hummus, mezze plates, and kebabs grilled to order over charcoal in an open kitchen.
WHEN: Fall 2024
WHERE: 1 Hotel South Beach, 2341 Collins Ave.
MORE INFO: Aviv

Recoveco, South Miami

WHAT: Recoveco – “nook” in Spanish – is an intimate spot from Nico Martinez and Maria Teresa Gallina, formerly of Wynwood’s Alter and Itamae. The seasonal menu uses local ingredients when available – like Pennsylvania golden chicken with green mango sauce and hoja santa.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 6000 SW 74th St.
MORE INFO: Recoveco

Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer, Brickell

WHAT: Craft burgers, wings, fresh salads, milkshakes, craft beer and cocktails in this NYC burger chain.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Brickell City Centre, 4th floor, 701 S Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: Black Tap

Sixty Vines, Miami

WHAT: Vineyard-inspired restaurant with 60 different wines on tap selected from wine regions around the world.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Miami World Center, 150 NE 8 St.
MORE INFO: Sixty Vines

Pecorino’s, Downtown Miami

WHAT: The team behind the now-shuttered Perricone’s Marketplace & Cafe has opened this new ghost kitchen delivering Italian cuisine for delivery, takeout and full-service catering. The a la carte menu includes 34 different varieties of handheld sandwiches, appetizers, pasta, entrees and desserts, plus favorites from Perricone’s like baked brie, chicken salad, fiocchi, chicken parmesan and goat cheese salad.
WHEN: Now open daily 7am-10pm
WHERE: Operates out of 1717 N Bayshore Dr.
MORE INFO: Pecorino's

Dave's Hot Chicken, Pembroke Pines

WHAT: The popular California-based hot chicken chain’s first South Florida location serves Hot Chicken tenders and sliders, kale slaw, mac n’cheese and seasoned fries.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 15855 Pines Blvd.
MORE INFO: Dave's Hot Chicken

Burger Bob’s, Coral Gables

WHAT: Burger Bob’s, the popular cafe at the Granada Golf Course that closed down a few years ago, is coming back, according to Rita Tennyson of R Catering and Events, who worked for 27 years at the comfort-food favorite. The city is asking residents to vote for a new golf-themed name for the diner. Stay tuned! 
WHEN: Fall 2024
WHERE: 2001 Granada Blvd.
MORE INFO: Burger Bob's/R Catering and Events

Eataly, Aventura

WHAT: More than just a food hall, the popular international Italian multifaceted one-stop shop features two levels of vibrant gathering spaces that offer food, wine, grocery, and market stores, along with two sit-down restaurants and a dedicated area for pasta-making classes.
WHEN: Spring 2025
WHERE: Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Blvd
MORE INFO: Eataly

YAYA Coastal Cuisine, North Miami

WHAT: Waterfront restaurant and exclusive boaters club with a menu from executive chef Todd Zimmer, including fresh seafood and hot mezze and craft cocktails. The light, airy venue is designed by Saladino Studios, the local folks behind Erba, Orno, Ball & Chain and Red Rooster, among others.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 7999 NE Bayshore Ct.
MORE INFO: YAYA Coastal Cuisine

Piegari Ristorante, Wynwood

WHAT: Italian classics – vitello tonnato, fritto misto, plus a variety of pastas and risotto, seafood and meats – in this elegant Buenos Aires import.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 137 NW 26th St.
MORE INFO: Piegari Ristorante

Kojin 2.0, Coral Gables

WHAT: From chefs Pedro and Katherine Mederos comes the latest incarnation of Kojin, serving starters like golden crispy chicken sando served with house pickles, slaw and Hokkaido milk bread, locally caught fish and short rib. Meals can be ordered a la carte, or choose one of their various tasting menus. 
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: In the former Lion and the Rambler space, 804 Ponce
MORE INFO: Kojin 2.0

Felice, Brickell

WHAT: Tuscan cuisine from SA Hospitality, including an extensive wine list and craft cocktails.
WHEN: Now
WHERE: 1450 Brickell Ave.
MORE INFO: Felice

Blue Collar, MiMo

WHAT: Blue Collar goes chambray as chef/owner Danny Serfer’s diner gets really fancy with their spacious new digs across the street from its original location. New: expanded menu (Swedish meatballs, crispy skin snapper), full bar and lots more space. Not new? Those terrific braises and vegetables.
WHEN: Open for lunch, Happy Hour and dinner. Breakfast and lunch to come.
WHERE: 6789 Biscayne Blvd.
MORE INFO: Blue Collar Miami

Itamae AO, Midtown

WHAT: Nando Chang's latest iteration of Itamae, focused on seafood and a Peruvian-Japanese omakase experience. It's a tiny space – a 10-seat counter – where diners can view dry-aging fish.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3225 NE 1st Ave.
MORE INFO: Itamae AO

Hoy Como Ayer, Little Havana

WHAT: Hoy Como Ayer, the iconic live music venue, reopens after a five-year hiatus. This lively Little Havana hotspot has showcased Miami’s Latin music and cultural scene for 25 years and will continue under new management. The renovated space now includes a 65-seat bar, 25-seat outdoor patio and La Sala, an indoor/outdoor space that can accommodate 140 people. Expect bottle service, cocktails like mamey mojito and Chino-Latino bites like sweet and sour crispy chicken, plus local food trucks.
WHEN:  Now open Wed.-Sun. from 5pm-2am.
WHERE: 2212 SW 8 St.
MORE INFO: Hoy Como Ayer

Selvatico, Wynwood

WHAT: Wynwood’s newest lounge offers exotic cocktails like Basil Bunny with lychee, basil, fresh lime juice and cachaça.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 299 NW 23rd St, Miami
MORE INFO: Selvatico

ViceVersa, Downtown Miami

WHAT: This Italian aperitivo bar from bartender Valentino Longo features classic Italian cocktails, including Negronis and martinis, paired with small plates from the Jaguar Sun founders, like pizzas, housemade culatello and coppa.
WHEN: Now open, Tues.-Sat 5pm-midnight
WHERE: 398 NE 5 St., next to the Elser Hotel lobby
MORE INFO: ViceVersa Miami

Broken Shaker (New Ownership), Miami Beach

WHAT: Originally a pop-up bar by Gabriel Orta and Elad Zvi in Miami Beach, Broken Shaker is now operated by Authentic Hospitality. Matt Kliegman, Carlos Quirarte and Matthew Charles of Authentic Hospitality own and operate New York City F&B concepts that include Jac’s on Bond and Pebble Bar.  They have cultivated a community and vibe that still feels very inclusive – which is what we set out to do with Broken Shaker,” says Zvi. “We are confident they are the best partners to take the brand forward.”
WHEN: Fall
WHERE: Freehand Miami, 2727 Indian Creek Dr,
MORE INFO: Broken Shaker

Palm Tree Club Takes Over Shuckers North Bay Village

WHAT: Popular restaurant Shuckers Waterfront Grill & Hotel will become the Palm Tree Club, featuring coastal gastronomy along with events and music, in partnership with Palm Tree Crew, an entertainment company co-founded by Norwegian DJ and music producer Kygo.
WHEN: 2025
WHERE: 1819 79 St Causeway
MORE INFO: shuckersbarandgrill.com

Sushi Korner, Miami Beach

WHAT: Pop-up from chef Chris Wong features sushi and sashimi, omakase (six courses), rolls, and more.
WHEN: Wed.-Sun. from 6-10pm
WHERE: Nautilus Sonesta Miami Beach, 1825 Collins Ave.
MORE INFO: Sushi Korner

Mai Sushi Tapas & Bar, Coral Gables

WHAT: A combination of traditional Japanese cuisine and tapas from co-founders chef Alfred Toita and Khoa Duong. Look for specials like Ebi Croquette (fried shrimp, cheddar cheese, yuzu mustard), skewers of panko pork belly with tonkatsu sauce and grilled bacon wrapped shrimp with soy butter garlic and shiso.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 98 Miracle Mile
MORE INFO: Mai Sushi Tapas

Block 40 Food Hall

WHAT: Downtown Hollywood’s new food hall across from Young Circle features foods, craft beer and cocktails. Vendors include DalMoros Fresh Pasta To Go, Vons Asia Kitchen, Catch Seafood Market, Hangry Joe’s, CHO:TU. Phastbreak Cheesesteaks, Loco Ocho, C.L.A.S.S. Burger, Donut Cream and Hollywood Creamery.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1818 Hollywood Blvd.
MORE INFO: Block 40 Food Hall

B100M, Miami

WHAT: Day-to-night venue envisioned as a chefs’ collective. Making her US debut is Alejandra Espinoza of Cotoa introducing the bright flavors of Ecuador, with a lunch menu and reservation-only chef’s table concept in the evening. Sushi Yasu Tanaka takes a nigiri-focused approach with plates like Nigiri Omakase, Maguro Flight, Salmon Sampler and 6-Piece Chef’s Selection. The namesake The B100M with classic dishes by Macromia Group Culinary Director J.D. Hilburn including paninis, salads and rotisserie chicken.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 100 Biscayne Blvd.
MORE INFO: B100M

TULUM Rooftop Bar & Restaurant, Brickell

WHAT: Overlooking Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline, the indoor-outdoor space serves breakfast favorites like Latin avocado toast and lunch choices like herbed brined wings and aji chicken sandwich.
WHEN: Now open. Dinner service will launch in the fall.
WHERE: W Miami Hotel, 485 Brickell Ave.
MORE INFO: W Miami Hotel

Chick'N Jones, Wynwood

WHAT:  Chef Amaris Jones' fried and roasted chicken is now in the heart of Wynwood: boxed chicken, sandwiches, chicken and waffles plus hot honey and other choices.
WHEN: Now open
W2HERE: 219 NW 2nd Ave
MORE INFO: Chick'N Jones

La Pata Gorda, Coral Gables

WHAT: Miracle Mile is the inaugural location outside of Ecuador for this seafood chain. Signature dishes include carapacho (crab) croquettes, with sweet and spicy plaintain served with red pepper aioli; and chopsué, which features crab meat served with white rice or cocolon, fried plantains and special sauce.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 232 Miracle Mile
MORE INFO: La Pata Gorda

Sanguich de Miami, Coral Gables

WHAT: Top-quality Cuban restaurant and three-time MICHELIN Bib Gourmand honoree Sanguich de Miami is opening their newest location in the Gables. Diners at the indoor and outdoor space can enjoy their classic sandwiches like the cubano, pan con lechon and pan con bistec, plus batidos and more, and new breakfast choices.  They’re also planning a downtown Miami location at Bayside Marketplace.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: The Plaza, 111 Palermo Ave.
MORE INFO: Sanguich

El Patio Miami Beach

WHAT: Indoor/outdoor restaurant serving Mediterranean fare for breakfast, brunch and dinner, including dishes like paella and Spanish cod baked in a clay pot. There’s live entertainment on the patio during dinner on Fridays and Saturdays.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Angler’s South Beach Hotel, 660 Washington Ave.
MORE INFO: Angler's Hotel Miami Beach

Vale, Pinecrest

WHAT: Ninth Florida l ocation of this fast-casual restaurant features build-your-own protein bowls, açai bowls, poke bowls, and smoothies plus a full beverage and bakery selection and catering services.
WHEN: Now open for breakfast, lunch and dinner from 9am-10pm
WHERE: 9537 S Dixie Highway
MORE INFO: Vale

Frank Hot Dog Joint at Doral Yard

WHAT: Under head chef Nicolas de Zubiria, a previous judge of Master Chef Colombia, the menu offers an array of distinctive hot dogs including truffle, kosher and pizza dogs.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: The Doral Yard, 8455 NW 35 St,
MORE INFO: Doral Yard

Bombay Darbar, Doral

WHAT: The third location of this Indian restaurant offers lunch, dinner and catering menus plus a full bar.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 8405 NW 53 St.
MORE INFO: Bombay Darbar

Lafayette Steakhouse, Brickell

WHAT: Upscale American steakhouse under French chef Kylian Goussot features meats from American family-owned farms, fresh seafood and old-world vintage wines, spirits and cocktails.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1111 SW 1 Ave.
MORE INFO: Lafayette Steakhouse

Francesco, Coral Gables

WHAT: This popular Peruvian fusion restaurant is reopening in the Gables, this time on Miracle Mile. From 2000-2018, Francesco brought its high-end dining experience to locals, tourists and celebs. The new location features signature dishes like causa de camarones, scallops and pancetta tartare, pulpo a la parrilla and classic desserts like suspiro a la limeña.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 278 Miracle Mile, in the former Ortanique space
MORE INFO:  Francesco

The Canvas Bar, Edgewater

WHAT: From The Graspa Group, the hospitality firm that brought South Florida Segafredo, Spris Pizza, Salumeria 104 and Osteria, comes this neighborhood hangout featuring food, cocktails, craft beers and wine along with vintage arcade games, billiards and foosball. On the comfort food menu: homemade lasagna bolognese, baby back ribs, angus burger and fried mozzarella pearls.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1600 NE 1 Ave.
MORE INFO: The Canvas Bar

Elastika, Design District

WHAT: Local farm-to-table fare from executive chef Joe Anthony, like grilled heritage pork “ribeye” with Tturnips from Tiny Farm, citrus cured kingfish crudo and heirloom tomato gazpacho.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Moore Building, 191 NE 40th Street
MORE INFO: Elastika Miami

Buccan, Coral Gables

WHAT: Chef Clay Conley is bringing his inventive American cuisine to Miracle Mile next year. Buccan Coral Gables will be located on the ground floor of a 37,000-sq-ft office building now under construction. Expect seafood like Florida rock shrimp, plant-based dishes featuring local tomatoes and lion’s mane mushrooms, pasta dishes and more.
WHEN: Early 2025
WHERE: 100 Miracle Mile
MORE INFO: Buccan

Honest Roots, Doral

WHAT: Formerly known as Michi’s, this restaurant – now under Venezuelan chef Mauricio Garcia – offers dishes like smoked burrata, carne asada and Basque cheesecake. There’s a dedicated kids’ menu, too.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 10437 NW 41 St.
MORE INFO: Honest Roots

Wiseguy Pizza, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: New York-style pizzas baked in stone-deck ovens, made with tomato sauce from California, cheese from Wisconsin, virgin olive oil and Parmigiano-Reggiano from Italy. It’s the first location of this Thompson Restaurants pizzeria in Florida.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Bank of America Plaza, 401 E Las Olas Blvd.
MORE INFO: Wiseguy Pizza

Prince Street Pizza, Miami Beach

WHAT: This popular New York City pizzeria, which popped up at Oasis Wynwood, is now opening on Lincoln Road, serving Sicilian-style square slices and Neapolitan pizzas including its Spicy Spring pizza with pepperoni.
WHEN: Fourth quarter 2024
WHERE: 521 Lincoln Road
MORE INFO: Prince Street Pizza

Maiz y Agave, Coral Gables

WHAT: Artisanal Oaxacan cuisine in a huge new building with three floors, all adorned with Mexican art. The first floor, El Patio, features typical dishes like guacamole and cochinita pibil, and includes a bar; on the second-floor Los Balcones showcases traditional moles; and the rooftop bar La Azotea overlooks Miracle Mile.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 375 Miracle Mile, on the corner of LeJeune Rd. and Miracle Mile
MORE INFO: Maiz y Agave

Tacombi, Brickell

WHAT: The newest location for this national taqueria is now open in Brickell, serving Mexican classics like corn esquites, Mexico city-style al pastor tacos, classic margaritas and other cocktails. With each new opening, Tacombi grows the impact of The Tacombi Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to food accessibility and education for Mexican communities.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: S. Miami Ave. and SW 7 St, opposite Brickell City Centre
MORE INFO: Tacombi

Flora Plant Kitchen, MiMo

WHAT: Try elevated vegetarian fare with a Latin twist for breakfast, lunch and brunch from executive chef Fabio Delgado in a sprawling indoor/outdoor setting. The menu includes shakshouka with arepas, cactus elotes, yuzu french toast and Japanese-style peach souffle pancakes.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 5580 NE 4 Ct., 4B
MORE INFO: Flora Plant Kitchen

J&C Oyster, Hollywood

WHAT: From chefs Raheem Sealey, formerly of KYU, Zuma and Drinking Pig BBQ in Miami, and Monika Dominguez of Zuma, KYU, Chug’s Diner, and Dale Street Food comes this indoor/outdoor seafood restaurant.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2035 Harrison St.
MORE INFO: J&C Oyster

Cafe Landwer, Hallandale Beach

WHAT: New outpost of a chain of fast-casual restaurants named after Moshe Landwer, who opened a coffee house in 1919 in Berlin. Look for dishes like shakshuka, baba ghanoush, hummus, fattoush, schnitzel, sandwiches and pastas.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 805 SE 1 Ave.
MORE INFO: Landwer Cafe

Fooq’s, Little River

WHAT: After a three-year hiatus, Fooq’s will reopen in a new space in Little River, David Foulquier says the restaurant will feature their “feel good food,” like charcoal-grilled kebabs and Persian stews, a full liquor license and craft cocktail program, and outdoor lounge seating.
WHEN: End 2024
WHERE: 150 NW 73rd Street
MORE INFO: Fooq's Miami

RedFarm, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Modern Chinese food from dim sum master chef Joe Ng in the former Mr. Moe’s space. Dishes at this New York import include Pac Man shrimp dumplings, made-to-order hot and sour soup and Peking duck with three sauces and homemade pancakes. Partners in this project include Jeffrey Chodorow of China Grill Management.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3131 Commodore Plaza
MORE INFO: RedFarm Miami

Osumi Cocktail and Sushi Bar, Coral Gables

WHAT: Japanese-American fusion dishes include signature rolls, Japanese Korean chicken wings, crudos, Wagyu items and nigiri, plus an extensive cocktail list.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 110 Giralda Plaza
MORE INFO: Osumi

B&D Trap BBQ, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Slow-cooked Texas barbecue is on the menu at this eat-in and take-out spot, offering brisket and smoked turkey by the pound, full racks of ribs, chicken, crispy smoked wings and pulled pork, plus sides.  
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1551 NW 6 St.
MORE INFO: B&D Trap BBQ

Sereia, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Portuguese chef Henrique Sá Pessoa of Lisbon’s two-Michelin star restaurant Alma is opening this modern, seafood-forward restaurant inspired by the Iberian coast and the chef’s travels. Look for imported and local catches, suckling pork confit, a crudo bar and tinned fish menu, plus Portuguese tapas.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE:  3540 Main Highway
MORE INFO: Sereia

The Hallway Tap & Brew, Hollywood

WHAT: Family-owned and operated taproom in the former Woddys Tavern and PRL Euro Café space fetures 18 different taps, including traditional IPAs, stouts, sours, German-style lagers and an American light house beer.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1904A Hollywood Blvd.
MORE INFO: The Hallway Tap & Brew

Pierogi One, downtown Miami

WHAT: Downtown’s first Polish restaurant from chef Adam Tarnowski focuses on pierogi and other Eastern European dishes, including schnitzel, potato pancakes, Polish sausage and borscht.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 900 Biscayne Blvd.
MORE INFO: Pierogi One

The Salty, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Artisanal donuts, craft coffee and baked goods are on the menu at the third Miami location of this donut shop. Look for traditional glazed donuts, brown butter and salt and maple and bacon plus Grove specials like strawberry tres leches.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3034 Grand Ave
MORE INFO: The Salty

Yann Couvreur Pâtisserie, Wynwood

WHAT: The first U.S. namesake restaurant cafe of esteemed French pastry chef Yann Couvreur will go beyond his elegant pastries, serving croissants, sandwiches and daily breakfast and lunch items, using seasonal and local ingredients.  
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2243 NW 2nd Ave.
MORE INFO: Yann Couvreur Pâtisserie

The Collab, Coral Gables

WHAT: From executive chef Nicolas Mazier: Mediterranean-Asian foods in the former Orno space. Throughout the week, expect live music, including a resident vinyl DJ, jazz trios, and more.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: THesis Hotel, 1350 S Dixie Hwy
MORE INFO: The Collab

Blue Collar Miami, MiMo (moving across the street)

WHAT: One of Miami’s favorite comfort-food restaurants is moving from its location next to an, uh, colorful motel across Biscayne Blvd. in the former Balans and La Placita space. The move quadruples the size of the space, which will feature indoor and outdoor seating, a full bar and a fun Happy Hour, but includes the same menu, with dishes like the Big Ragout, great veggie dishes, braises and pastas.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 6789 Biscayne Blvd.
MORE INFO: Blue Collar Miami

Bakaló Mykonos, South Beach

WHAT: Straight from Mykonos in its first U.S. location, Bakaló serves fresh Greek classics like seabass carpaccio, Mediterranean branzino. moussaka and spinach pie salad.  
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 959 West Ave.
MORE INFO: Bakaló

Mitch’s Downtown Bagel Cafe, Hallandale Beach

WHAT: This family-run deli is opening its third brick-and-mortar location in Atlantic Village with a cafe offering classics like fresh-baked bagels, turkey or corned beef Reuben, matzoh ball soup, classic NY deli sandwiches andcoffee from Wells Coffee Company.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 601 N Federal Hwy.
MORE INFO: Mitch's Downtown Bagel Cafe

Mangrove, Downtown Miami

WHAT: From the folks who brought you Jrk! comes this new bar, restaurant and lounge taking guests on a journey through the Caribbean, featuring dinner dishes like jerk skewers and ginger rosemary snapper. Every Wednesday look for reggae beats and a Happy Hour from 5-8pm.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 101 NW 1 Ave.
MORE INFO: Mangrove

Graze Craze, Coral Springs

WHAT: Charcuterie shop specializing in artfully designed, hand-crafted grazing boards and boxes made with fresh fruits and vegetables, premium meats and cheeses, gourmet sweets, house-made jams, dips and more.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 7517 W Sample Rd.
MORE INFO: Graze Craze

KYU, Wynwood

WHAT: Closed for repairs following a storm, Asian-inspired KYU is back in action, serving dishes like wood-fired grilled meats, hamachi crudo, pork-belly bao plus hand-crafted cocktails.  
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 251 NW 25th St.
MORE INFO: KYU

Salty Flame, Brickell

WHAT: Modern steak bar with Asian-influenced dishes, featuring premium dry-aged and traditional steaks served thinly sliced. Also on the menu: sashimi, rolls, rice and noodles, Korean fried chicken and steamed striped bass.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1414 Brickell Ave.
MORE INFO: Salty Flame

Palma, Miami

WHAT: Chef Juan Camilo Liscano offers intriguing seven-course, changing tasting menus ($85). Previous courses include squid with parsnip and shallot soubise, sweet plantain brioche, smoked chicken with onion jus, shellfish sabayon, carrot and basil, and guanabana sorbet with Szechuan cream and rose oil.
WHEN: Now open Wed.-Sat.
WHERE: 240 NW 8th Avenue
MORE INFO: Palma

Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza, Doral

WHAT: Founded by chef Renato Viola and Umberto Mister O1 brings their pizzeria offering 13-inch traditional and specialty pizzas plus calzones, salads, and an antipasto and burrata bar to Doral. Other South Florida include Aventura, Bay Harbor Islands, Brickell, CocoWalk, Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, South Beach and Wynwood.
WHEN: Later this year
WHERE: 8455 N.W. 53rd St
MORE INFO: Mister O1

Carrot Express, River Landing

WHAT: It’s the 25th location of this healthy hub serving salads, smoothies, bowls, wraps, fresh-pressed juices and smoothies.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: River Landing, 1400 NW N River Dr.
MORE INFO: Carrot Express

La Màrtola, Buena Vista

WHAT: European Riviera-style dining includes dishes like Neapolitan pizza, wood-fired farm-raised meats, lobster salad, fried cremini and a world-class gelato program.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 4702 NE 2nd Ave.
MORE INFO: La Màrtola

Avenue 31 Café, Bal Harbour

WHAT: Monte Carlo-grown all-day cafe under chef Julian Baker serves salads, pasta, pizza, meat and fish dishes, including fritto misto di mare and salame piccante pinsa, Roman gourmet pizza.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Avenue Level 2
MORE INFO: Avenue 31 Café

Bored Cuban, Miami

WHAT: Cuban-inspired fast casual restaurant close to MIA (and the future Inter Miami stadium) with an all-day menu (7am-9pm) that includes ventanita classics like croquetas, empanadas and tostadas, Cuban-style pop tart with guava, cream cheese and sweetened condensed milk icing, and batidos and smoothies.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 831 LeJeune Rd.
MORE INFO: Bored Cuban

La Doña, Sunrise

WHAT: From chefs James Tahhan and Patrick Baloup comes this Mexican seafood restaurant, featuring dishes like Jicama Shrimp Tacos, Snapper Ranchero and Carnitas Estilo Michoacan and cocktails made with 100% Mexican agave distillates.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Sawgrass Mills, 1800 Sawgrass Mills Circle
MORE INFO: La Doña

Baoshi Food Hall, Pembroke Pines

WHAT: Asian food hall (宝石, Bǎoshí in Chinese) offers an authentic experience reminiscent of bustling Asian street markets, featuring Boba Street Cafe, Gangnam Chikn, Poke OG, Temple Street Eatery, Gold Marquess plus a bar.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 8525 Pines Blvd.
MORE INFO:  Baoshi Food Hall

The Taco Stand, Little Havana

WHAT: The second South Florida location for this Southern California Mexican chain features tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and breakfast dishes like bistec ranchero and chorizo con huevo.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2063 SW 8th Street
MORE INFO: The Taco Stand

Pisco y Nazca, Coral Gables

WHAT: Taste the vibrant flavors of Peru in this gastrobar’s newest location on Miracle Mile. Open for lunch, weekend brunch, and dinner, plus Happy Hour.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 101 Miracle Mile
MORE INFO: Pisco y Nazca

PIER 5 at Bayside Marketplace, Miami

WHAT: Open-air waterfront destination named after the renowned fishing pier includes three bars, Black Market Miami, a sports bar; Ben’s Pizza; La Industria bakery and café and SKOOPS gelato and ice cream spot.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 401 Biscayne Blvd.
MORE INFO: PIER 5

Casa Matilda, South Beach

WHAT:  Mexican steakhouse offering a special focus on prime-cut meats. This female-owned restaurant also features signature tequila cocktails.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 411 Washington Ave.
MORE INFO: Casa Matilda

Oise Ristorante, Wynwood

WHAT: From chef Brad Kilgore, an Italian + Japanese mashup featuring dishes like omakase, prosciutto and burrata with umeboshi plum vinegar and shiso pesto, gyoza in brodo, chicken parm katsu sando and black sesame tiramisu.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2335 N Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: Oise Ristorante

Casa Vigil Miami, Upper Buena Vista

WHAT: From renowned winemaker Alejandro Vigil, this rustic restaurant debuts in the U.S., pairing Mediterranean and Argentinean-influenced dishes with fine wines.  
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 5020 NE 2 Ave.
MORE INFO: Casa Vigil

Bodega Taqueria y Tequila, Coral Gables

WHAT: Casual, all-day neighborhood bar and taqueria, the chain’s eighth establishment, with indoor and outdoor patio seating..
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 315-317 Miracle Mile
MORE INFO: Bodega Taqueria y Tequila

Brother’s Keeper, Miami Beach

WHAT: Neighborhood bar serving low-brow beer, high-brow cocktails and offbeat bites on Miami Beach from Chris Hudnall and Randy Alonso of Lost Boy & Co.,
WHEN: 2024
WHERE: 1710 Alton Rd.
MORE INFO: Brother’s Keeper

JARANA, Aventura

WHAT: Soon to be part of the Esplanade at Aventura in Aventura, Florida, JARANA is designed to reflect the lively, festive nature of a traditional Peruvian jarana, a celebration marked by abundant food, soulful music,and spirited libations. From the team at Acurio International.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Esplanade at Aventura, 19505 Biscayne Blvd.
MORE INFO: JARANA

Muchaaachos, North Miami Beach

WHAT: Argentinean restaurant features live-fire cooking and celebrates all things futbol, especially noteworthy with the addition of Lionel Messi’s move to InterMiami. Chef Sebastian Benitez, who trained under Francis Mallman, serves up offerings a la parrilla and includes housemade chorizo, choripan and milanesa.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 933 Normandy Dr.
MORE INFO: Muchaaachos

Zaytinya, Miami Beach

WHAT: Mediterranean flavors and mezze from top chef and World Central Kitchen founder José Andrés come to South Beach: flatbreads, pide, cheeses, seafood, lamb, beef and poultry are on the menu.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach, 1 Lincoln Rd.
MORE INFO: Zaytinya

EntreNos, Miami Shores

WHAT: Seasonal restaurant, popping up evenings at Tinta y Cafe in Miami Shores, featuring cross-cultural dishes sourcing local ingredients from South Florida farms. Chefs Evan Burgess and Osmel Gonzalez’s food centers on Florida-sourced ingredients. Dishes like spiny lobster, grilled yellowtail, arroz con mango, sourcing farms like Tiny Farm, Bee Heaven, Paradise Farms, Harpke Farms and Treasure Coast Shellfish.
WHEN: Now open Wed.-Sat.
WHERE: 9840 NE 2 Ave., Miami Shores
MORE INFO: EntreNos

Delilah Miami, Brickell

WHAT: Jazz Age-inspired supper club is the latest outpost of Los Angeles-based h.wood Group, Led by executive chef Daniel Roy, the menu includes Latin inspired flavors in dishes like Cubano Fritters, Crispy Confit and Suckling Pig.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 301 Brickell Bay Drive
MORE INFO: Delilah Miami, Brickell

MAASS, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: From chef and restaurateur Ryan Ratino and Hive Hospitality comes this contemporary wood-fire restaurant at the Four Seasons.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale, 525 N Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard
MORE INFO: MAASS

Baires Grill, Downtown Doral

WHAT: It’s the seventh South Florida location for this Argentinean steakhouse, serving parrillada (mixed grilled meats), picanha, milanesas, seafood and salad. They join Downtown Doral’s growing list of restaurants, including The Doral Yard, Bulla Gastrobar; Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar; Dragonfly Izakaya & Fish Market and Pura Vida
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 8551 NW 53 Rd St., Doral
MORE INFO: Baires Grill

Casa Ya’ax, Wynwood

WHAT: Chef Omar Montero of La Santa Taqueria is opening this indoor/outdoor culinary and cocktail spot highlights the coastal cuisine, with dishes like white corn and red quinoa with pork belly and rock shrimp and tiger shrimp with garlic.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 51 NE 24 St., Wynwood
MORE INFO: Casa Ya’ax

Zuri, Wynwood

WHAT: Inspired by Morocco’s warm hospitality, Zuri features family-style Moroccan and Mediterranean dishes like zaalouk (Moroccan eggplant salad), chicken and preserved lemons tagine, red chermoula, chicken and almond pastilla and an authentic Moroccan tea program.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 73 NW 26 St.
MORE INFO: Zuri

bartaco, Coconut Grove

WHAT: This two-story property is the 29th location of this national chain offering upscale street food inspired by the beach culture of Brazil, Uruguay and Southern California. Signature dishes include chicken tortilla soup and tuna tatako, duck birria, pork belly and baja fish tacos. Handcrafted cocktails include their green margarita, made with fresh=squeezed spinach, pineapple and mango juice.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3112 Commodore Plaza
MORE INFO: bartaco

L’Artisteria Pizzeria, Brickell

WHAT: Offering a fusion of Naples and New York styles of pizza, this new pizzeria is open for dine-in or take-out. L'Artisteria Pizzeria offers enticing specials from Monday to Friday, 4 PM - 7 PM, featuring a $12 Margherita pizza paired with a $5 draft beer.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: A/C Hotel, 766 SW 1 Ct.
MORE INFO: L'Artisteria

Cafe Bastille, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: French cafe serves brunch all day long: stuffed Nutella french toast, smoked salmon Benedict, omelettes, croissants, salads and fresh-pressed juices.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 704 SW First St.
MORE INFO: Cafe Bastille

Giorgina, Wynwood

WHAT: From Mexico City’s Grupo Mandolina comes this casual restaurant serving classically inspired Italian dishes, including signature pizzettes, grilled octopus over creamy cannellini beans, whole roasted orata (dorada) topped with garlic confit and gooseberry panna cotta.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2700 N Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: Giorgina Miami

Mirabella, Miami Beach

WHAT: Michelin-starred chef Michael White brings coastal Italian cuisine to the Fontainebleau Miami Beach, featuring family-style portions and menu items like risotto, seafood dishes and bone-in veal parmigiano.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Fontainebleau Miami Beach, 4441 Collins Ave.
MORE INFO: Fontainebleau Miami Beach

Eva and The Oyster Bar, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Charming Mediterranean bistro with chef and restaurateur Michael Beltran and executive chef Ashley Moncada at the helm. Dishes include spicy feta, halloumi with poached guava, grouper with lemon tahini, kibbe, lamb shank with crispy chickpea salad and baklava.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: CocoWalk, 3015 Grand Ave
MORE INFO: Eva

Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen Miami

WHAT: Drawing inspiration from the television series, chef Gordon Ramsay creates a dining experience to make guests feel as if they’re dining on set at Hell's Kitchen. The menu at Hell's Kitchen includes iconic dishes such as Beef Wellington, Pan-Seared Scallops, Lobster Risotto, Sticky Toffee Pudding. There’s a $90 prix-fixe menu or order a la carte.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 333 Biscayne Blvd. Way
MORE INFO: Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen Miami

Casadonna, Edgewater

WHAT: From Groot Hospitality and TaoGroup Hospitality: Cuisine from the Italian Riviera in the waterfront historic Miami Women’s Club. Signature dishes include Royal Dorade Acqua Pazza, Bistecca Fiorentina and homemade pastas, plus a comprehensive crudo bar.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1737 N Bayshore Dr., Miami    
MORE INFO: Casadonna Miami

Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza, Bay Harbor Islands

WHAT: Another location for Italian-born chef and owner Renato Viola, who brings his 13-inch traditional and specialty pizzas plus calzones, salads, and an antipasto and burrata bar to Bay Harbor Islands. Other South Florida include Aventura, Brickell, CocoWalk, Fort Lauderdale,Pembroke Pines, South Beach and Wynwood.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1065 95 St., Bay Harbor Islands
MORE INFO: Mister O1

One K Raw, Brickell

WHAT: International cuisine and craft cocktails from hospitality guru Coco Coig at the old Miami Fire Station No. 4. Chef Aleric Constantin is in the kitchen serving dishes like tropical ceviche, lobster roll and Wagyu ragu rigatoni.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1000 S. Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: One K Raw

Ogawa, Little River

WHAT: 11-seat omakase restaurant delivering a Kappo multi=course meal using seasonal ingredients and fesh seafood from Tokyo’s Toyosu fish market, from Alvaro Perez Miranda, the restaurateur who runs Hiyakawa, Wabi Sabi and Midorie.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 7223 NW 2 Ave.
MORE INFO: Ogawa

The Amalfi Llama, Aventura

WHAT: Inspired by cultures ranging from Patagonia’s countryside to the Mediterranean’s Italian coast, this restaurant specializes in live-fire cooking, using smoke, coals and embers to prepare meat, seafood and vegetables. Dishes include cedar-roasted burrata, wood-fired pizza, steaks and brazino.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Esplanade at Aventura, 19505 Biscayne Blvd
MORE INFO: The Amalfi Llama

Teatro Restaurant, Arsht Center

WHAT: Theatergoers can enjoy pre-show dinners, craft cocktails and an expansive selection of wines. Teatro will serve a priz-fixeNew American menu with creative European and Latin influences from executive chef Jose Danger. The restaurant will offer a prix-fixe menu, which will include a choice of one appetizer and entrée or one entrée and dessert, along with sides and à la carte menu. Appetizer options include Red Carpet Carpaccio, featuring heirloom tomato, mint tahini, toasted grains, Beldi olives and microgreens; Thai Coconut Curry Mussels, PEI mussels with lemongrass coconut broth, Thai herbs and grilled sourdough; Huevos Rotos, house-made kettle chips served with thinly sliced prosciutto and fried egg; Smoked Salmon Dip, a house-smoked salmon spread with salmon roe, capers, shallots and dill served with house-made kettle chips; and Steak Tartare “Big Mac,” chopped black Angus beef with house special sauce, gherkins, shallots, French herbs and sesame airbread.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, 1300 Biscayne Blvd.
MORE INFO: Teatro

Rao’s Miami, Miami Beach

WHAT: South Beach outpost of one of the oldest family-owned and operated restaurants in the country, featuring Southern Neapolitan cooking and home-style family ambiance.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: St. Moritz Tower of the Loews Miami Beach Hotel, 1601 Collins Ave.
MORE INFO: Rao's Miami

Erba, Coral Gables

WHAT: Chef Niven Patel’s homage to his time in Florence, featuring fresh, local ingredients – many from their own farm, Rancho Patel – in a menu that includes homemade pasta, cocktail program and wines that highlight Italy’s vineyards.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Life Time Building, 227 S Dixie Hwy.
MORE INFO: Erba Miami

Bouchon Bistro, Coral Gables

WHAT: Located in the restored 1924 La Palma building, chef Thomas Keller’s award-winning French bistro offers seasonally changing classic French dishes such as roast chicken, steak frites, croque madame, and includes the signature raw bar with a selection of fruits de mer complemented by an extensive French and domestic wine list, along with traditional cocktails.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2101 Galiano St, Coral Gables
MORE INFO: Bouchon Bistro

Vinoteca, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Neighborhood wine market aimed at introducing newer and lesser-known wines and classics. They also stock charcuterie kits, pasta, olive oils, desserts and other specialty products.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3070 Grand Ave.
MORE INFO: Vinoteca

Motek, Miu’s Tea and More, Brickell

WHAT: Six new food and beverage tenants are debuting at Brickell City Centre. Now open are The Henry, an all-day restaurant from James Beard award-nominated restaurateur Sam Fox and Café Americano, a Latin-inspired diner. Popular Israeli Mediterranean bistro Motek and Miu’s Tea will open later this year, and Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer is opening in 2024.
WHERE: The Shops at Brickell City Centre, 701 S. Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: Brickell City Centre

Buena Papa Fry Bar, Wynwood

WHAT: Latin-inspired meals served on hand-cut, made-to-order French fries, such as El Cubano, El Japones and El Miami, from the first Florida franchise location.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Inside The Dirty Rabbit, 151 NW 24th St, Miami
MORE INFO: Buena Papa Fry Bar

Velvet Taco, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Tacos, housemade red velvet cake and margaritas are on the menu in the first Florida location of this Dallas-based chain.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale, 305 S Andrews Ave.
MORE INFO: Velvet Taco

Pure Green, The Goodtime Hotel, South Beach

WHAT: Cold-pressed juices and smoothies, acai bowls and wellness shots.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 601 Washington Ave.
MORE INFO: Puregreen

Elcielo Miami, South Beach

WHAT: Chef Juan Manual Barrientos Valencia is expanding his one-Michelin-star Colombian restaurant to South Beach. “This is going to be our first foray into Elcielo a la carte,” says chef Juanma. Elcielo will feature classic dishes like corn arepa and caviar, “árbol de la vida,” ribs in guava and tamarind, yucca gnocchi with truffle and sweet plantain honey.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: SLS South Beach, 1701 Collins Ave.
MORE INFO: Elcielo Miami

Normandy Gourmandy, North Beach

WHAT: From Sandy Sanchez and Benoit Rablat of La Fresa Francesa and Silverlake Bistro comes this neighborhood wine shop and food market, featuring food items, cheese, cured meats, charcuterie boards, prepared foods, wine and beer.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 932 71 St.
MORE INFO: Normandy Gourmandy

Whiskylucan, Little Havana

WHAT: Mexican street food + 40 mezcals and tequilas are on the menu at this authentic Mexican restaurant’s first U.S. location, plus tacos, tostadas, flautas, tortas, sopes, and traditional desserts. Guests can feast on appetizers such as queso fundido, guacamole, and guava and cheese tequeños.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1225 SW 8 St.
MORE INFO: Whiskylucan

Ostrow Brasserie, Buena Vista

WHAT: Miami’s first French Kosher restaurant features traditional French dishes, an open kitchen and a tropical secret garden out back. New from chef Olivia Ostrow, the brasserie will launch with dinner, followed by lunch and brunch in the fall. Dishes include trout amandine; orange duck confit served with braised caramelized endive, potatoes sarladaises; and beef bourguignon with carrots and shallots.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 4850 NW 2 Ave.
MORE INFO: Ostrow Brasserie

Marie Blachère French Bakery, Midtown Miami

WHAT: Traditional French bakery, founded in Provence, uses high quality seasonal ingredients to create tarts, pastries and artisanal breads using French flour and butter from Normandy.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3421 NE 1 Ave.
MORE INFO:  Marie Blachere

Marker 88, Islamorada

WHAT: Newly renovated and expanded, this renowned Florida Keys restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, serving Florida seafood including crispy fish sandwich, blackened mahi mahi, seasonal daily catch – jerk chicken fajitas, key lime pie and hand-crafted cocktails.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 88000 Overseas Highway
MORE INFO: Marker 88

Manta Nikkei, Wynwood

WHAT: Peruvian-Japanese cuisine – rolls, sashimis, nigiris, ceviches, tiraditos, and other creations – using high-quality ingredients like ají amarillo, camote, quinoa, fresh seafood and fish from the Peruvian coast.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 102 NW 25 St.
MORE INFO: Manta Nikkei

Carl's Jr., Doral

WHAT: This popular West Coast and international burger chain has selected Doral for its first Florida location. “We’re thrilled to welcome the South Florida community to experience our fan-favorite, authentically crafted menu items whenever the craving hits,” says Chris Bode, COO of CKE Restaurants. Menu favorites include their 100% Black Angus Thickburgers, Hand-Breaded Chicken Tenders and breakfast burgers and biscuits.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Doral
MORE INFO: Carl's Jr.

ZeyZey, Little River

WHAT: From Grassfed Culture Hospitality (Krüs and Michelin-rated establishment Los Félix), this community-driven music venue and cultural hotspot, ZeyZey combines global music, a food and beverage program, and an inclusive atmosphere for all. Opening concepts include The Maiz project, Mana Table, Gutenberg Burger, MintyZ and La Guaguaseria by chef Alejandra Espinoza.
WHEN: Open on Friday and Saturday 4pm-late
WHERE: 353 NE 61 Street
MORE INFO: ZeyZey

Tâm Tâm, Downtown Miami

WHAT: This colorful former Vietnamese pop-up and underground supper club gets a brick-and-mortar across from the Dade County Courthouse. Inspired by Vietnamese “quán nhậu” – drinking places – Tam Tam serves eclectic small plates like jungle steak tartare and lemongrass coconut clams, larger plates and sweets, beer and wine and treats like spiked Viet iced coffee.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 97 NW !st St.
MORE INFO: Tam Tam Miami

Regatta Grove, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Open-air destination on the Biscayne Bay shoreline features a food and beverage program, groovy music, and waterfront views plus three large bars. Food includes Sunny Side Up Aussie Bites by Janine Booth, Tackle Box by Jeff McInnis, The Piefather by Jose Mendin, House of Birds and Biscuits by Kenny Gilbert and JJ’s Guilty Pleasures by Jeremy Ford.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3415 Pan American Drive
MORE INFO: Regatta Grove

Casa Xabi, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Basque food from chef Xabier Oteiza in the former Taco Way space includes dishes made with Iberian pork, seafood, croquetas and seafood, plus indoor and outdoor seating (with white tablecloths) on Commodore Plaza.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3145 Commodore Plaza
MORE INFO: Casa Xabi

ADRIFT Mare, Brickell

WHAT: From chef David Myers, ADRIFT Mare offers a taste of a spirited life along the Mediterranean coastline, serving fresh fish, crustaceans and grilled meats plus light pastas and seasonal vegetable dishes.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Hotel AKA Brickell, 1395 Brickell Ave.
MORE INFO: ADRIFT Mare

Pastis Miami, Wynwood

WHAT: Sceney New York City Parisian-style brasserie from Keith McNally and Stephen Starr is now open in Wynwood, serving classic dishes like bouillabaisse, moules frites, lamb navarin, baba au rhum and profiteroles.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 380 NW 26th St.
MORE INFO: Pastis Miami

Amelia’s 1931, Kendall

WHAT: Twice the size of the original Cuban-inspired diner, this revamped space from chef Eileen Andrade melds Cuban and Asian fishes, kimchi clam chowder, gochujang paella, arroz con pato and Cuban timba made with coconut cream cheese mousse, guava and a Maria cookie.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 13601 SW 26 St.
MORE INFO: Amelia's 1931

The Henry, Brickell

WHAT: From 11-time James Beard-nominated restaurateur Sam Fox, this neighborhood restaurant and bar serves new American cuisine for breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch, and includes a ventanita.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Brickell City Centre, 701 S Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: The Henry

Eleventh Street Pizza, Dadeland

WHAT: David Foulquier’s sourdough pies and Sicilian square pizza shine at this new location, along with spicy caesar salad, New York-style sourdough garlic knots, and signature meatballs made with Florida grass-fed beef, served with organic Bianco DiNapoli tomato sauce.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 9025 SW 72 Pl.
MORE INFO: Eleventh Street Pizza

Soulfly Chicken, Wynwood

WHAT: Miami food truck Soulfly Chicken from chef Troy Tingling gets a Wynwood brick-and-mortar for its healthier, juicy fried chicken, plus sides like braised collard greens and creamy macaroni.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2615 N Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: Soulfly Chicken

The House on the River, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Located on the New River in downtown Fort Lauderdale, this lovely Old Florida space makes use of vintage furniture, mixed china and vibrant flowers for ambiance. They feature Everyday Bakery Cafe, weekend brunch and dinner. 
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 301 SW 3 Ave.
MORE INFO: The House on the River

Negroni Bistro & Sushi Bar, Weston

WHAT: This global fusion restaurant brand from Latin America featuring a diverse selection of antipasti, salads, flatbreads, paninis, burgers, and more.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Weston Town Center, 1744 Main St.
MORE INFO: Negroni Bistro & Sushi Bar

Koko by Bakan, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Indoor and outdoor restaurant and bar/terrace features handcrafted tortillas toasted over cherrywood and more than 400 mezcales and tequilas. Open for lunch and dinner.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2856 Tigertail Ave.
MORE INFO: Koko by Bakan

Omakai Sushi, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Expect traditional sushi and signature “Homeakase” boxes in this sleek restaurant’s third location (the others are in Wynwood and Aventura).
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3304 Mary Street
MORE INFO: Omakai Sushi

SHINGO, Coral Gables

WHAT: Sushi chef Shingo Akikuni’s 14-seat omakase experience showcasing seasonal ingredients sourced locally and throughout Japan.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: La Palma Building, 2101 Galiano
MORE INFO: Shingo Miami

Lira Beirut Eatery, Wynwood

WHAT: Authentic Lebanese foods – cold and hot mezze, chicken tawouk, grilled whole branzino – in a space adorned with art from Lebanese artists and designers.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2000 NW 2 Ave.
MORE INFO: Lira Beirut Eatery

Pate Bar, Polo Bar and Grill, Hollywood

WHAT: Created by chef The Rose, We Pate Different celebrates the Haitian pate, which features a golden, flaky crust with 12 different filling choices, including seafood and vegan choices.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: The Polo Bar and Grill, 5590 W Hallandale Beach Blvd.
MORE INFO: Pate Bar

Bondi Sushi, Miami Beach

WHAT: Its first location outside of New York City, Bondi Sushi is known for fresh, affordable menu items, like caviar toast and uni toast and their 12-piece omakase and 16-piece delivery combo boxes. Their new cocktail menu includes beverages like the Honey Dew with shochu, Midori, cucumber, shiso, lime and Brut sparkling wine.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 959 West Avenue
MORE INFO: Bondi Sushi

Rishtedar, Wynwood

WHAT: Masalas, kebabs and other authentic Indian foods created with traditional spices from Vikram Thadani, born in Chile to Indian parents. Menu highlights include murgh tikka cooked in the tandoor, Kashmiri pulao and cheese naan.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 232 NW 24 St.
MORE INFO: RIshtedar

Cubatón Sandwich Shop, Miami Beach

WHAT: Cuban sandwiches made with homemade, slow-cooked lechón and bread baked at a family-run local bakery, iced café bombón, a double-shot espresso served over ice and topped with evaporated milk and a sweetened condensed milk drizzle, and batido de mamey. They’re open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers dine-in, takeout and delivery options.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 413 15th St.
MORE INFO: Cubatón Sandwich Shop

Calle Dragones, Little Havana

WHAT: Asian-influenced Cuban cuisine and cabaret performances from Cuban-born chef Luis Pous, including dishes like mojo-roasted lechón pekin with guava hoisin and Chinese pancakes, risotto congri with short rib vaca frita and piña colada pavlova.  
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1036 SW 8th St.
MORE INFO: Calle Dragones

South Bar and Kitchen, Pompano Beach

WHAT: Southern cuisine with a heavy Louisiana influence, including menu items like Boudin Balls, a Cajun roasted pork and rice croquette served with pepper jelly; the PBLT, made with crispy braised pork belly, pickled tomatoes, romaine, and mustard aioli layered on toasted Pullman white bread; and Fresh Baked Buttermilk Biscuits paired with seasonal jam, pepper jelly, whipped honey butter and house-made hot sauce.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 165 NE 1 Ave.
MORE INFO: South Bar and Kitchen

Bellillo Restaurant, Brickell

WHAT: Authentic Neapolitan pizzas plus appetizers like crocche – a fresh mashed potato croquette – salads and desserts. Originating in London in 2015, Bellillo has expanded to Barcelona, Naples and now Miami.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 881 South Miami Avenue
MORE INFO: Bellillo

Rum Room, Miami Beach

WHAT: Located in the historic Miami Beach Clubhouse, this 80-seat restaurant led by executive chef Samantha Cruz features a menu drawing inspiration from Florida’s history and Haitian, Latin and Central American influences.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2100 Washington Ave.
MORE INFO: Rum Room

Maty’s, Midtown Miami

WHAT: A tribute to her grandmother, Val Chang of Itamae honors her Peruvian roots with traditional dishes like yuca rellena and pollo guisado.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3255 NE 1 Ave.
MORE INFO: Maty's

The Capital Burger, Coral Gables

WHAT: An extension of The Capital Grille, this restaurant serves burgers made from a proprietary blend of beef by Pat LaFrieda Meat Purveyors, including The Capital Burger, a French onion-style burger with caramelized onions, Wisconsin Grand Cru Gruyère and shallot aioli; and a Bacon Cheeseburger with candied smoked bacon, Vermont Cheddar and tomato jam.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 300 Miracle Mile, in the former California Pizza Kitchen space
MORE INFO: The Capital Burger

Gaucho Ranch Grill and Wines, Little River

WHAT: From one of South Florida’s first grass-fed beef retailers, this cozy restaurant across from The Citadel features dishes using their wood-fire kitchen and a carefully curated wine selection, plus locally sourced foods from Sullivan Street Bakery, Harpke Farm, George Wood firewood and Below Zero gelato. Choose from dishes like provoleta, smoked pork belly with sweet potato puree and fig sauce, local stracciatella, choripan a lo gaucho, Uruguayan organic grass-fed beef cuts with chimichurri and criolla, served in a convivial setting ideal for gathering with family and friends. Indoor and outdoor seating.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 8303 NE 2nd Ave
MORE INFO: Gaucho Ranch

Dream State Brewing, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: New brewery at Sistrunk Marketplace features its own offerings and others, showcasing new varieties of brews, beer flights, specialty beer pairing dinners with restaurant partners from the marketplace, tap takeovers with beer industry friends, charity events and other local community events.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 115 NW 6th Street
MORE INFO: Dream State Brewing

Motek Cafe, Coral Gables

WHAT: The third location for this family-owned Eastern Mediterranean restaurant offers Kosher-style dishes from regions like Lebanon, Morocco, Yemen and more. The menu includes an All-Day Brunch section with standouts like the shakshuka, hummus shakshuka, and Jerusalem grilled cheese; a variety of hummus options made daily; cold and hot mezzes; refreshing salads; kebabs; homemade flat pitas; wraps with a variety of proteins; and burgers, including the restaurant’s famed Arayes Burger.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 45 Miracle Mile
MORE INFO: Motek Cafe

News Café, South Beach

WHAT: One of the stylish cafes on Ocean Drive that was an essential part of South Beach’s renaissance as an international destination when it opened in 1988, this all-day restaurant has reopened with its original menu and new dishes from chef Henry Hané. News Café will serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner inspired by Mediterranean and American cuisine with locally sourced ingredients, including fresh pastries, honey, and vegetables.  
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: The Tony Hotel, 804 Ocean Dr.
MORE INFO: News Café

Ocean Social by Tristen Epps, Miami Beach

WHAT: Oceanfront dining with chef Tristen Epps at the helm, with dishes like Key West shrimp toast, mushroom ceviche, dry-aged swordfish t-bone and popcorn cheesecake, plus specialty cocktails and wines by the glass.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Eden Roc Miami Beach, 4525 Collins Ave.
MORE INFO: Ocean Social

Calista Greek Seafood Taverna, Miami Beach

WHAT: Fresh whole fish and seafood, Greek specialties like spanakopita, souvlaki, keftedes (Greek meatballs) and housemade Galaktoboreko, a Greek pastry.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1444 Drexel Ave.
MORE INFO: Calista Taverna

Sadelle’s at Kith, Kith Treats, Miami Design District

WHAT: Two restaurants-in-shop at the national fashion brand Kith – Kith Treats, a cereal bar that includes waffles, cones, and signature ice cream swirls, bowls and milkshakes; and Sadelle’s at Kith, featuring dishes like bagels, chopped salad, French toast and blueberry pancakes.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Kith Treats–84 Ne 41 St.; Sadelle’s at Kith Miami Design District, 69 NE 41 St.
MORE INFO: Sadelle's at Kith Kith Treats

KAO Bar and Grill, Hallandale Beach

WHAT: Two-story restaurant made from old shipping containers and painted with murals by Falopapas, KAO offers Argentine grill-inspired dishes like empanada tablitas (platters), prosciutto pizza, meats with homemade chimichurri and tango sliders.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 11 NE 1 Ave.
MORE INFO: KAO Bar and Grill

Petite Comité, Miami

WHAT: Lunch, dinner and brunch featuring Italian, Scandinavian, French and Asian dishes like Octopus Sumūzu; Venison Carpaccio; Wagyu Sliders and Scallop Tartare with pickled cucumber, oyster aioli and crispy wontons.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2929 Biscayne Blvd.
MORE INFO: Petite Comité

Tullio, Coral Gables

WHAT: Authentic Italian dishes in an elegant European setting from Lucio Zanon, an Italian entrepreneur who has managed and opened restaurants like Harry’s Bar in Venice and Cipriani Downtown New York. Classic dishes include spaghetti alla chitarra and veal piccata with mixed wild mushrooms.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2525 Ponce de Leon Blvd.
MORE INFO: Tullio

Moxies, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Canada-based upscale, casual restaurant in the Las Olas neighborhood, with dishes like chipotle mango chicken and steak bites plus a wide selection of margaritas, handcrafted cocktails and wine.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 201 E Las Olas
MORE INFO: Moxies

Pura Vida, Miami Shores and Doral

WHAT: More expansion in this South Florida wellness brand with a health-driven menu inspired by family recipes, including all-day breakfast with avocado toast, egg sandwiches, fresh bagels and raw organic acai bowls, customizable salads; wraps and sandwiches and bowls.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Miami Shores–9801 NE 2 Ave; Doral–8400 NW 53 St.
MORE INFO: Pura Vida

Midorie Miami

WHAT: All-day menu of upscale fast-casual donburi, omakase platters and a seasonal a la carte selection of sushi crafted with high-quality ingredients and seafood from restaurateur and art dealer Álvaro Perez Miranda of the Edomae-style Hiyakawa in Wynwood, Wabi Sabi and the omakase eatery Ogawa in Little River.  
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3444 Main Highway, Coconut Grove
MORE INFO: Midorie Miami

Tablé, Design District

WHAT: Antonio Bachour’s indoor/outdoor brasserie with Miami and Lebanese influences, serving lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. There’s also a cafe for breakfast, coffee and pastries.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: In the former Prada showroom at 180 NE 40 St.
MORE INFO: Antonio Bachour

Just Salad, Brickell

WHAT: Fast-casual, eco-conscious dining that includes salads, wraps, warm bowls, avocado toast, soups and smoothies. Among their eco-friendly features: a reusable bowl program for customers.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 800 Brickell Ave.
MORE INFO: Just Salad

Fresh Kitchen, Midtown Miami

WHAT: Build-your-own-bowl restaurant  features gluten-, hormone- and antibiotic-free ingredients, including fresh seasonal greens, grilled meats, sweet potato noodles and house-made sauces.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3201 N. Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: Fresh Kitchen

Casa Bufala, Sunset Harbour, Miami Beach

WHAT: From restaurateur Luca D’Angelo of Neapolitan pizzeria Fratelli La Bufala comes this trattoria and pizzeria with a cocktail bar at Sunset Harbour. Dishes include pappardella ai funghi porcini, veal milanese and trancio di salmone.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Sunset Harbour, 1874 Bay Rd.
MORE INFO: Casa Bufala

Tanka, Edgewater, Miami

WHAT: Inspired by East Asian cuisine, this intimate restaurant and lounge by chef Taek Lee (Taka) features izakaya-inspired cocktails and Cantonese, Shanghai and Szechuan-style contemporary Chinese dishes that include Peking duck, Ora King salmon and Wagyu dim sum.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Doubletree Grand, 1717 N. Bayshore Dr.
MORE INFO: Tanka

NARA, North Miami Beach

WHAT: Modern Japanese fusion, sushi and steakhouse from Prime Concepts Detroit and led by chef Magdiel Ramos, with dishes like lobster sushi, Thai braised short rib, Wagyu gyoza and Japanese and Pan-Asian infused spirits.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3881 NE 163 St.
MORE INFO: Nara Miami

Runway 84, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: After closing for a major revamp in 2022, this Italian-American restaurant and hotspot is back with old favorites, like classic meatballs and stuffed artichokes, and new prime steaks and chops, plus classic cocktails.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 330 W. State Road 84
MORE INFO:  Runway 84

Tropical Distillers, Allapattah

WHAT: Florida’s newest distillery offers guests a one-of-a-kind premium liqueur experience that includes tastings, tours, events, an indoor-outdoor cocktail bar, food trucks and a gift shop. Tropical Distillers products include J.F. Haden's Mango Liqueur made from all-natural, homegrown Florida mangos, J.F. Haden’s Citrus and Espresso liqueurs.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2141 NW 10 Ave.
MORE INFO: Tropical Distillers

Beauty and the Butcher, Coral Gables

WHAT: Chef Jeremy Ford of Stubborn Seed brings his inventive culinary approach to the menu, with items meant to be shared. Dishes include crispy Duroc pork belly, local lettuces, truffle tart and Florida red snapper. There’s a full cocktail menu.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 6915 Red Rd.
MORE INFO: Beauty and the Butcher

Brasserie Laurel, Downtown Miami

WHAT: French-inspired Miami cuisine from chef Michael Beltran of Ariete Hospitality Group at the new Miami Worldcenter. Escargots, frog legs, beef Wellington, French wines and classic cocktails are on the menu under executive chef Ashley Moncada. In the months ahead, AHG will open Chug’s Express and El Vecino at the 27-acre project.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 698 NE 1 Ave.
MORE INFO: Brasserie Laurel

Walrus Rodeo, Little Haiti

WHAT: The second Miami restaurant from Boia De chef/owners Luciana Giangrandi and Alex Meyer, this 32-seat space will feature dishes that showcase their central wood-fire oven: charbroiled Island Creek oyster with Franciacorta cream, jalapeno hot sauce and brown-butter brioche crumble; spicy OG pizza; and lasagna with lamb ragu, mustard greens and stracchino bechamel; and Key West pink shrimp puttana. Cold dishes include local wahoo crudo aqua pazza and turnip salad with turnips from local Tiny Farms.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 5143 NE 2 Ave., in the same shopping center where Boia De is located
MORE INFO: Walrus Rodeo

Noma Beach at Redfish, Coral Gables

WHAT: From celeb chef Donatella Arpaio comes coastal Italian cuisine on the waterfront, including Key West pink shrimp, Florida Keys snapper, Miami wahoo, pasta, pizza and steaks.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 9610 Old Cutler Rd.
MORE INFO: Noma Beach at Redfish

Tacombi, Miami Beach

WHAT: Second South Florida location for this Mexican chain known for authentic tacos, cocktails and beer. The taqueria participates in growing the impact of The Tacombi Foundation, a nonprofit that includes a community kitchen providing food for those in need. They’ll begin work with with Lotus House, a shelter for women and children.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1688 Meridian
MORE INFO: Tacombi

Eating House, Coral Gables

WHAT: Formerly a pop-up on Ponce de Leon and SW 8th St., Eating House from Giorgio Rapicavoli has reopened next to his Italian restaurant, Luca Osteria, on Giralda Plaza. What’s new: a full bar with specialty cocktails.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 128 Giralda
MORE INFO: Eating House

JohnMartin’s, Coral Gables

WHAT: This longtime Coral Gables Irish pub has reopened under new owners after being closed for nearly three years, sporting a new design and indoor garden while paying homage to the vision of founders John Clarke and Martin Lynch. Open for lunch and dinner, the revamped pub serves staples like shepherd’s pie and fish and chips plus new dishes like Guinness-glazed meatballs and duck flatbread, along with 300 types of whiskey, beer, wines and specialty cocktails
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 253 Miracle Mile
MORE INFO: JohnMartin’s

Sushi By Bou, Brickell

WHAT: At the second South Florida location of this sushi restaurant offering an omakase experience, guests can choose from a 12-course, $60 experience or a 17-course, $125 meal. The food pairs with fresh, signature cocktails and imported sake.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: SLS Brickell, 1300 S Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: Sushi by Bou

Victoria’s Vinos y Vermuteria, Coconut Grove

WHAT: In the former Vicky’s milkshake bar, Matt Kuscher has launched a romanic craft vermouth and natural wine bar focusing on Spanish wines and ciders, large-format craft beers and eclectic housemade vermouths, launched in collaboration with corporate beverage director Cristina Suarez.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3180 Commodore Plaza, next to LoKal
MORE INFO: Kush Hospitality Group

Just Salad, Coral Gables

WHAT: The latest entry in the fast-casual restaurant chain, featuring salads, wraps, bowls, avocado toast, soups and smoothies.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2346 Ponce de Leon
MORE INFO: Just Salad

Happea’s, Brickell

WHAT: Plant-based bowls featuring Mediterranean and Latin flavors, like oven-baked falafel, “chicken” made from soybeans marinated in homemade buffalo sauce and shredded jackfruit “beef,” plus cold-pressed juices and oat-based vanilla and chocolate soft serve.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 1250 S. Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: Happea’s

COCO Miami, Design District

WHAT: Classic European cuisine from Venezuelan-born chef Jose Diaz, with dishes like whipped goat cheese salad, Ora King salmon, Australian lamb, crudos and kombu yellowtail carpaccio.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 4029 N. Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: COCO Miami

Naked Farmer, Coral Gables

WHAT: Seasonal, locally sourced, healthy foods – bowls, plates, salads, sides – from farms close to home, including Aqua Fresh, Gratitude Garden, Daikin Dairy.and Radiate Kombucha. Catering, too.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 137 Giralda
MORE INFO: Naked Farmer

Fireman Derek’s Bake Shop, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Pie master Derek Kaplan launches his new bake shop in downtown Fort Lauderdale, serving pies, cakes, pot pies, empanadas and cookies.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 250 N Federal Hwy.
MORE INFO: Fireman Derek’s

Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana, Plantation

WHAT: This Connecticut-based pizzeria is opening its first South Florida location, serving New Haven-style pizza has a thin, oblong charred crust.
WHERE: Plantation Walk, 341 N. University Dr.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Pepe's Pizzeria

Italica Midtown, Miami

WHAT: Traditional Italian cuisine plus a customized Aperol Spritz bar for lunch and dinner. Daily Happy Hour from 4-7pm, plus Golden Hour experience, which includes complimentary passed bites and select shots from 6-7pm.
WHERE: 3201 NE First Ave.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Italica

Fabel Miami, Wynwood

WHAT: New open-air rooftop restaurant and lounge featuring Israeli and Greek-inspired dishes from executive chef Ian Fleischmann, a cocktail program and extensive wine portfolio.
WHERE: 50 NW 24th St, Miami
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Fabel Miami

Contessa Miami, Design District

WHAT: Classic dining destination from Miami Food Group’s Mario Carbone, Jeff Zalaznick and Rich Torrisi offers meats, antipasti, signature pizzas and an in-house gelato program.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 111 NE 41 St.
MORE INFO: Contessa Ristorante

Sistrunk Station Addition to Sistrunk Marketplace and Brewery, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: New space added to the dining/shopping space will meanmore retail, art spaces and a fitness complex. The space also allows Shady Distillery to feature a tasting room, and provide distillery tours and dinners. New concepts at the marketplace are Crunly Churros, Made in Italy, Island Made Caribbean cuisine, Mari's Kitchen and local favorite Henry's Sandwiches.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 115 Northwest 6th Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311
MORE INFO: Sistrunk Marketplace and Brewery

Sushi Bar, Miami Beach

WHAT: Omakase-style speakeasy from Montecito, California, under executive chef Ambrely Quintette, one of the country’s few female omakase chefs.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Esme Hotel, 1436 Drexel Ave.
MORE INFO: Sushi Bar

Sushi by Scratch, Coconut Grove

WHAT: The Grove’s historic Stirrup House is the setting for this new omakase restaurant from husband-and-wife chef/restaurateurs Phillip Frankland Lee and Margarita Kallas-Lee. The bottom floor of the two-story bungalow will be a 10-seat, counter-only omakase den with three seatings nightly.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3242 Charles Street
MORE INFO: Sushi by Scratch Restaurants

Joe’s Pizza NYC, Wynwood

WHAT: First founded in Greenwich Village in 1975 by Joe Pozzuoli of Naples, this NYC institution has expanded over the decades in NYC and now Wynwood. Choose slices – cheese ($4), pepperoni ($5) and white ($5), among others, or pizza pies (from $28) – plus house salad (iceberg lettuce, red onions, green peppers, black olives).
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 234 NW 25 St., near The Wynwood Walls
MORE INFO: Joe's Pizza

Patio Bar and Pizza, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Cocktails and hand-crafted pizza in an indoor/outdoor space at the Laser Wolf Building. Look for local craft beers including Funky Buddha Hop Gun, Cigar City Jai Alai, Wynwood Brewing La Rubia and Holy Passakos Blonde Ale.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 901 Progresso Dr.
MORE INFO: Patio Bar and Pizza

Eleventh Street Pizza, Dadeland

WHAT: Neo-New York-style dishes, including sourdough pizza and naturally leavened Sicilian sourdough pies, sold by the slice for lunch, as rounds, square and Sicilian style. Flavors like pepperoni and hot honey, wild shroom and the Brooklyn cheese with sauce on top.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Dadeland, 9025 SW 72 Pl.
MORE INFO: Eleventh Street Pizza

Fi’lia at SLS Brickell

WHAT: Freshly relaunched with new lunch and dinner menus, seasonal cocktails and a daily aperitivo happy hour, this Italian-American favorite features new takes on traditional dishes using locally sourced ingredients and house-made doughs. Highlights include grilled Italian sausages sourced from Proper Sausages and corn raviolo, made with fresh lobster.  
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: SLS Brickell, 1300 S. Miami Ave.
MORE INFO: Fi'lia at SLS Brickell

Social 27, Little Havana

WHAT: Modern Cuban supper club from the folks who brought you Doce Provisions, with upscale offerings like Croquetas and Caviar, Smoked Tomahawk Chalet and daily curds and raw bar items. Bar program features Cuban classics made with fresh citrus and homemade bitters and syrups.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 2555 SW 8th St.
MORE INFO: Social 27

Just Salad, Pinecrest

WHAT: Salads, wraps, warm bowls, avocado toast, soups and smoothies. Of note: their Reusable Bowl Program, their effort to reduce waste. Customers buy a bowl for $1 and get a free salad topping with every reuse.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 11725 S Dixie Highway
MORE INFO: Just Salad

La Romanita Restaurant and Lounge, Hialeah

WHAT: In the new Amelia District next to Hialeah’s Amelia Earhart Park, La Romanita features Latin- and Italian-inspired dishes, a full bar, indoor and outdoor seating and a boutique wine list, plus live entertainment on weekends.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 7755 W 4th Ave.
MORE INFO: La Romanita

Mystic Lobster Roll Co., Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Look for classic Connecticut, Maine and New England lobster rolls, plus new combinations, all made with sustainably sourced fresh Maine lobster; lobster mac and cheese, whoopie pies and blueberry hand pies.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 17th Street Plaza, 573 SE 17th St. Causeway
MORE INFO: Mystic Lobster Roll Co.

Aba, Bal Harbour

WHAT: Mediterranean dishes from Top Chef alum CJ Jacobson, with flavors form Israel, Lebanon, Turkey and Greece. The first South Florida restaurant from the Chicago-based Lettuce Entertain You Restaurants, Aba features a bar program and wines from across the Mediterranean.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Ground floor, Bal Harbour Shops
MORE INFO: Aba

Americana Kitchen, Loews Coral Gables

WHAT: Paying homage to the fine dining restaurant at the long-gone Bal Harbour hotel, this restaurant features American classics and regional dishes. The 242-room luxury hotel also includes the Americana Bar, a poolside bar with small plates and grab-and-go coffee shop. At the helm is executive chef Ricardo Jarquin.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: Loews Coral Gables Hotel, part of the new Plaza complex
MORE INFO: Americana Kitchen

Gekko, Brickell

WHAT: Japanese-inspired steakhouse from David Grutman of Groot Hospitality and recording artist Bad Bunny, focusing on cuts of Wagyu beef, plus dishes like signature Japanese milk bread, lobster dumplings, Hokkaido scallops and creamy and spicy lobster.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 8 SE Eighth St.
MORE INFO: Gekko

Timpano Las Olas, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Reopened in August, this Italian restaurant’s family recipes have been brought to the table, featuring foods from specialty farms, in=house baking and pastry and handmade pasta. Look for curated whiskeys, a private wine tasting room and an outdoor patio.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 450 E Las Olas Blvd.
MORE INFO: Timpano Las Olas

Bodega Taqueria y Tequila Coconut Grove

WHAT: High-end mezcaleria, taco stand and speakeasy lounge in the heart of Coconut Grove. Guests can enjoy signature cocktails and regular weekly programming, including live music on Wednesdays and sports watch parties.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 3419 Main Highway
MORE INFO: Bodega Taqueria and Tequila

Kush at Clevelander, South Beach

WHAT: Sports bar and restaurant at the popular Ocean Drive party hotel from Kush Hospitality’s Matt Kuscher of LoKal, Kush Wynwood and other casual eating and drinking spots.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: The Clevelander South Beach Hotel and Bar, 1020 Ocean Dr.
MORE INFO: Kush at Clevelander

Bayshore Club, Coconut Grove

WHAT: New waterfront bar and grill at Regatta Harbour, a mixed-use project on the site of the former beloved Scotty’s Landing. Overlooking the sailboat anchored in the bay, this outdoor restaurant features chef Jeff McInnis’ seafood-centric menu that includes grilled local fish tacos, whole fried snapper and raw bar, plus beer and cocktails at the 360º bar.
WHEN: Now open daily for lunch and dinner, plus brunch on the weekend
WHERE: 3391 Pan American Drive
MORE INFO: Bayshore Club Miami

True Food Kitchen, Kendall

WHAT: South Florida's first location of this healthy-food chain based on the anti-inflammatory food pyramid, the brainchild of founder Dr. Andrew Weil, doctor of integrative medicine. Salads, bowls, pizza, sandwiches, plus entrees and brunch, cocktails, beer and wine. Lots of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices, too.
WHERE: The Falls, 8888 SW 136 St. 
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: True Food Kitchen

Ai Sushi, Miami Beach

Authentic Japanese cuisine from chef Carlos Zheng of Ai Tallarin, including signature maki rolls, bowls, seaweed salad and salmon crudo.
WHERE: The Lincoln Eatery, 723 N Lincoln Lane
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: The Lincoln Eatery

2 Korean Girls, Miami Beach

WHAT: This family business is popping up at Shelborne South Beach Oasis Garden, serving bibimbap, Korean short ribs, tteokbokki, Korean fried chicken and other contemporary variations on traditional Korean dishes.
WHERE: Shelborne South Beach, 1801 Collins Ave.
WHEN: Now open Thur.-Sun
MORE INFO: 2 Korean Girls

KÓMMA, Miami Beach

WHAT: Mediterranean kitchen and bar from George Sezgin, embracing fresh ingredients in dishes like fire-roasted Greek dips, chicken kebabs, seafood youvetsi, grilled branzino and other specialties.
WHERE: 560 Washington Ave
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Komma Restaurant

The Salty Donut, Coconut Grove

WHAT: Popular donut shop will open a new location in the Grove this fall. They feature flavors like brown butter and salt, guava and cheese, affogato, vegan cinnamon roll, white chocolate tres leches and classics.
WHERE: 2983 McFarlane Rd.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Salty Donut

Burdo + Criminal Taqueria, Wynwood

WHAT: Modern American fare – bowls, salads, sushi, burgers, pizza and wings, plus cocktails, beer and wine. The taqueria on their outside patio serves an array of tacos.
WHERE: 2509 North Miami Ave.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Burdo

El Secreto Omakase, Miami Beach

WHAT: Chef Paul Qui’s tasting menu of Tokyo-style sushi and Kyoto-style kaiseki at a six-seat bar with two seatings, at 6:30pm and 9pm, per night. Highlights include sea urchin from Hokkaido and Wagyu from Kagawa Prefecture in Japan.
WHERE: Faena Hotel Miami Beach, 3201 Collins Ave.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: El Secreto Omakase

The Gibson Room, Miami

WHAT: Local watering hole The Mighty will relaunch as a neighborhood tavern with dishes like crispy duck served with scallion pancake and grilled oysters with chile lime butter plus a revamped cocktail program.
WHERE: 2224 Coral Way
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: The Mighty Miami

Vale Food Co., Brickell

WHAT: Fast-casual restaurant offering healthy foods and quick service. Their “superfood” station includes dishes like smashed avocado toast, spicy tuna poke bowl and açai smoothies; the hot food station offers build-your-own protein bowls, including vegan and gluten-free choices.
WHEN: Now open
WHERE: 900 S. Miami Avenue. There’s another South Florida location in Fort Lauderdale on Federal Highway.
MORE INFO: Vale Food Co.

UDON Asian Food, Wynwood

WHAT: Udon, ramen and soba noodles by way of Spain’s leading chain of Asian restaurants. Look for Asian-inspired tapas, rice dishes and signature offerings like Corral Chicken Yakisoba and sushi rolls made with noodles instead of rice. There are also some vegan and vegetarian options.
WHERE: 265 NW 24 St., near Wynwood 25
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: UDON Asian Food

Dirty French Steakhouse, Brickell

WHAT: Aged steaks, elegant seafood entrees, raw bar and more from the same folks who brought Sadelle's, HaSalon and Carbone to South Florida. The space includes the Jungle Bar, lush main dining room, and a 700+ bottle wine list.
WHERE: 1200 Brickell Ave.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Dirty French

Matchbox, Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Las Olas gets a new restaurant – Matchbox, offering elevated American bistro fare like brick-oven pizzas, mini-burgers, miso salmon and chimichurri steak frites, plus specialty cocktails, wine and beer. On weekends, there's a Chef's Table Brunch Buffet for $34.95 per person and $10 for kids 6-12.
WHERE: 221 SW 1st Ave., Fort Lauderdale. There's also a location at Sawgrass Mills.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Matchbox Restaurants

Branja, Upper Buena Vista

WHAT: Chef Tom Aviv’s regional Israeli cuisine in an ambiencethat evokes a 1970s Telavivian market.
WHERE: Upper Buena Vista, 184 NE 50 Ter.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Branja

Neya, Surfside

WHAT: Modern Israeli street food, including mezze platters, kebabs, spreads, seafood and meat selections.
WHERE: 9491 Harding Ave:
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Neya

Pubbelly Sushi, Shoma Bazaar, Doral

WHAT: Jose Mendin’s Japanese-Latin fusion cuisine includes dishes like cachapa rolls at this new food hall. Happy Hour food specials and Sunday brunch menu.
WHERE: 9420 NW 41 St.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Pubbelly

Yellowfin Bar and Kitchen, Stock Island

WHAT: Local flavors, Caribbean style, including Keys fish and shrimp. Croissants, bagels, honey all sourced locally. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
WHERE: Ocean's Edge Resort and Marina, 5950 Peninsular Ave.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Yellowfin Bar and Kitchen

Sally O’Brien’s Irish Pub, Key West

WHAT: Neighborhood pub serves classics like potato leek soup, reuben, corned beef and cabbage and shepherd’s pie, TVs feature European and American sports.
WHERE:1900 Flagler Ave.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Sally O'Brien's Irish Pub

The Mad Butcher, Wynwood

WHAT: All-day gourmet sandwich shop in the front, late-night speakeasy in the back. Reuben brisket, Tennessee fried chicken, Banh mi, triple cheese truffle and reina pepiada are among the menu choices.
WHERE: 2300 NW 2 Ave.
WHEN: Now open. Sandwich shop open daily 11am-2:30am; club open Wed.-Sat. from 9pm-late.
MORE INFO: The Mad Butcher

Whitmans Wynwood

WHAT: New York comfort-food cafe features classic American dishes, like the Juicy Lucy, two short rib-beef blend patties encasing a scoop of pimento cheese; look for cheesesteak, salads, house-made chocolate chip cookies and local ice cream.
WHERE: 242 NW 25th Street
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Whitmans

Shoma Bazaar, Doral

WHAT: Indoor/outdoor venue features 15 vendors, including Ash Pizza, Trattoria Dal Plin, BFF Burgers, Franks, Fries, Pubbelly Sushi, InRamen, Poke MIA, Doce Provisions, Shahs of Kabob plus a cocktail program.
WHERE: 9420 NW 41 St., Doral
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Shoma Bazaar

Evelyn’s Fort Lauderdale

WHAT: Eastern Mediterranean meets coastal cuisine in this nautically themed restaurant helmed by chef Brandon Salomon. Look for dishes like spiced cauliflower couscous, grilled whole branzino dressed in coriander seed chermoula, cilantro and rose petals; and yogurt marinated chicken served with mustard greens and garlic toum.
WHERE: The Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale, 525 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd.
WHEN: Now open
MORE INFO: Evelyn's Fort Lauderdale

Bagatelle, Ritz-Carlton, South Beach