Miami’s Premier Dining Destinations for Formula One Grand Prix Fans

Grand Prix week in Miami is its own thing. The city fills up with a crowd that’s been everywhere, seen everything — and they still can’t believe how good the food is here.

From Little Havana to the Design District, Miami’s dining scene doesn’t need a race weekend to prove itself. But when 200,000 people descend on the city and every chef, sommelier, and restaurateur shows up to perform — it hits differently.

Whether you’re locked into a reservation you secured months ago or still figuring out where to land, here are the best places to eat during F1 Miami. The Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix will redefine the standard for cuisine at sporting events. Here are some of the best places to dine during F1 Miami.

 

Restaurants in Miami for F1 Miami

F1 Big Race Weekend at Sexy Fish Miami

Race Week turns all the way up at Sexy Fish Miami, where high-octane energy meets late-night luxury for one of the city’s most electric F1 weekend lineups. On Friday, May 1, DJ Grossomoddo kicks things off with a pulse-raising set, followed by a Saturday takeover from world-renowned Cedric Gervais, bringing his signature Miami sound to the decks. Expect immersive vibes, standout cocktails, and a scene that blends race weekend glamour with Sexy Fish’s signature opulence—making it the place to be when the sun goes down and the engines are still revving.

American Express Presents: Carbone Beach

American Express and Major Food Group (MFG), the hospitality powerhouse led by Mario Carbone, Jeff Zalaznick, and Rich Torrisi, are proud to announce the fifth edition of Amex x CarboneBeach.com. The iconic three-night “Supper Club on the Sand” returns during the FORMULA 1 CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX, Friday through Sunday, May 1–3, 2026. The event is one of the weekend’s most anticipated dining and entertainment experiences, once again transforming the Miami shoreline into an unparalleled destination.

The first four years of American Express Presents CARBONE BEACH saw performances by Andrea Bocelli, Pitbull, Jelly Roll, Lauryn Hill, Kygo, Chainsmokers, T-Pain, Diana Ross, Nas, LL COOL J, Wyclef Jean, Busta Rhymes, Gipsy Kings, and Chloe Flower, among others. Also in attendance were celebrities and athletes, including Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, Tom Brady, David Beckham, LeBron James, Derek & Hannah Jeter, James Cordon, Kevin & Kate Love, Gabrielle Union & Dwyane Wade, Serena Williams, Venus Williams, Jamie Foxx, Hailee Steinfeld, along with industry titans such as Jeff Bezos, Ken Griffin, Stephen Ross and more.

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Zuma x Mercedes

If you’re a fan of sushi, you won’t want to miss Zuma. At the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS is redefining race-day hospitality by partnering with Zuma as its exclusive “Lifestyle & Dining Curator.” Anchored in the Miami Club, Zuma will deliver high-energy dining, curated menus, and culturally driven experiences that reflect the city’s vibrant spirit. The collaboration highlights a broader shift in Formula One, where hospitality plays a central role in fan and VIP engagement. In Miami, this means an immersive, design-forward setting where food, music, and atmosphere transform the paddock into a true cultural destination.

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F1 Grand Prix Race Day Brunch at Amazónico

Amazónico isn’t just doing brunch on race day — they’re doing the whole day. Starting with a high-energy brunch, the experience evolves into a rooftop party, an F1 watch party at Selva, and a late-day celebration that carries you through the checkered flag.
Brunch runs 11:30am–1:30pm at $95 per person, the rooftop opens at 2:30pm, and race time is 4:00pm. RSVP required.
Sunday, May 3rd

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GAIA Miami

GAIA Miami, the first U.S. location of Fundamental Hospitality’s acclaimed Greek-Mediterranean concept, opening Spring 2026. in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood. Founded in Dubai with outposts across Monaco, London, and beyond, the brand brings its signature Cycladic-inspired design and Chef Izu Ani’s pristine Mediterranean cuisine,  including the iconic Ice Market where guests select fresh seafood prepared to their preference. (801 South Pointe Dr Unit# 105, Miami Beach, FL 33139) 

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Cactus Club Cafe

Cactus Club Cafe expanded its U.S. footprint with the opening of its second American location in Downtown Miami this February, marking the brand’s 35th outpost across North America. The Vancouver-based restaurant group is known for its elevated everyday dining experience, blending warm hospitality, stylish design, and a chef-driven menu of bold, refined dishes. Designed to create a sense of occasion any night of the week, Cactus Club Cafe pairs vibrant energy, fresh ingredients, and approachable sophistication in a dynamic setting for lunch, drinks, dinner, and late-night gatherings. (201 S. Biscayne Blvd, Unit 150 Miami, FL 33132) 

Yamashiro Miami

Yamashiro Miami marks the legendary Hollywood landmark’s first expansion outside Los Angeles, bringing over a century of iconic dining heritage to a 9,000 sq. ft. rooftop setting helmed by Chef Charbel Hayek and Executive Chef Gustavo Montes. The menu offers an elevated Japanese culinary experience infused with South Florida’s vibrant ingredients and flavors. Beyond the food, the destination delivers a fully immersive experience with live entertainment, DJs, cultural programming, and Japanese-inspired cocktails, all set against sweeping Miami skyline views. (159 NE 6th St fl 9, Miami, FL 33132)

Daniel’s Miami

Daniel’s Miami – Just four months after opening, the Coral Gables steakhouse ranked No. 9 on the 2026 World’s Best 101 Steak Restaurants list, placing it among the Top 10 Steakhouses in North America. Led by Gioia Hospitality Group’s father daughter duo, Thomas Angelo and Kassidy Angelo, Daniel’s Miami is the sister concept to the MICHELIN Guide-recommended, Daniel’s, A Florida Steakhouse, featuring a premium steak program, fresh local seafood, classic Italian favorites and an award-winning wine program in an elegant setting. (1500 San Ignacio Ave, Coral Gables, Florida, 33146)

Maple & Ash Miami

Maple & Ash Miami – The Miami outpost of America’s top-grossing steakhouse brand, Maple & Ash, with locations in Chicago and Scottsdale, brings chef Danny Grant’s signature blend of elevated classics, locally inspired creations and playful luxury. The menu features standout experiences like the famous “I Don’t Give a F*@k” tasting menu, Fire-Roasted Seafood Tower, extravagant Sundae Service and an acclaimed wine program and cocktail list. (699 NE 1st Ave, 2nd Floor, Miami, FL 33132)

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Seia

Perched on the 54th floor of 830 Brickell, Seia is one of Miami’s hardest tables to get right now — and for good reason. The contemporary Italian restaurant sits above the Brickell skyline with a significant private art collection woven throughout the space, making it as much a living gallery as a dining destination. If you haven’t been yet, Grand Prix week is the excuse you needed.

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Torno Subito x MAASS

One night only. Chef Bernardo Paladini of Massimo Bottura’s Torno Subito and Chef David Brito of Chef Ryan Ratino’s MAASS come together for a collaboration dinner that puts two Michelin-starred talents under one roof. May 1st. Don’t sleep on it.

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Sexy Fish

Sexy Fish opened its first U.S. outpost in Brickell Miami this fall. The restaurant serves a Japanese-influenced menu created by chef Bjoern Weissgerber, who helped lead the kitchen at Zuma Miami when it first opened in 2010. The restaurant features plenty of its popular dishes from its original location such as duck salad, vegetarian sushi, smoked tuna belly, black cod, King crab, and cheesecake.

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Hells Kitchen Miami

Located a block from the water in Downtown’s Met Square complex, Hells Kitchen Miami, the two-story restaurant has ample space for diners to indulge in all of the restaurant’s iconic menu items, spearheaded by one of the most talented chefs. The 16,736 square foot space includes a ground-floor patio and second-floor dining terrace, as well as a beautiful interior dining room. The interior design is set to emulate the hit television show’s set, with an open kitchen and contemporary bar, where diners can watch the iconic red and blue teams from their seat. The bar serves a selection of both classic and signature cocktails; from a traditional Negroni and Old Fashioned to the innovative Smoke on the Water, served in a smoke-filled lantern, or the Notes from Gordon, complete with a personalized message from Chef Ramsay himself.

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MILA Restaurant

Located on a rooftop above Meridian Ave, MILA Restaurant is a swanky upgrade to the Lincoln Road dining scene. It has a sexy vibe and is a place to see and be seen. The outdoor area features a koi pond, a small bar perfect for enjoying the view, and retractable awnings for unpredictable Miami beach weather. The interior is designed to create a luxe lounge atmosphere. Mila’s cuisine is “MediterrAsian”, a Japanese and Mediterranean menu with dishes meant to be shared.

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Queen Miami Beach

Queen Miami Beach is a glamorous Japanese-inspired dining destination set within the historic Paris Theater, blending timeless architecture with modern luxury. The menu showcases pristine sushi, seafood towers, and premium Wagyu and Prime cuts from its signature grill. An immersive, theatrical atmosphere makes Queen one of Miami Beach’s most striking dinner experiences. (550 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139)

RosaNegra Miami

RosaNegra Miami is a high-energy Latin American dining destination set within Dua Miami, Autograph Collection in the heart of Brickell, blending bold flavors with an immersive, entertainment-driven atmosphere. The menu showcases elevated Latin American cuisine, and a thoughtfully crafted cocktail program alongside an exceptional selection of Mexican wines, premium tequilas, and mezcals. A vibrant, theatrical dining experience makes RosaNegra one of Miami’s most electrifying nights out. (1346 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33130)

CATCH Miami Beach⏤This South of Fifth neighborhood hotspot is celebrated for its globally-influenced menu of renditions on the best seafood, sushi, and steak classics alongside excellent service and a lively vibe. Soak in breathtaking views from the open-air rooftop terrace—a lush, garden-like escape amid the bustling South Beach scene—during weekend brunch or for sunset cocktails before dinner with premium menu selections, including a Japanese sushi program sourced directly from Tokyo’s Toyosu Market and tableside Wagyu hotrock experiences.

Jaya at The Setai – is a tried-and-true Miami staple, helmed by visionary Executive Chef Vijayudu Veena. Celebrated for its sophisticated Asian flavors, from tandoor specialties to Peking Duck, and immersive courtyard ambiance, Jaya offers a dining experience that blends elegance, innovation, and nightly entertainment. Whether enjoying its signature weekend brunches, expertly crafted cocktails, or serene outdoor courtyard, Jaya remains a must-visit destination for locals and visitors alike.

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Hutong

Hutong, located in the heart of Brickell, Hutong serves occasionally fiery Northern Chinese dishes in a chic space inspired by the vibrant Miami art scene. Hutong seamlessly integrates traditional Chinese cuisine with contemporary entertainment by providing a large selection of dishes and handmade cocktails. Hutong is ideal for group dining with dishes perfect for sharing like the Dim Sum Dumpling Platters or Peking Duck. Take advantage of the private dining room for an intimate group dining experience. Best Dishes to Share: Dim Sum Dumpling Platters, Peking Duck

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Watr

WATR, located at 1 Hotel South Beach and sitting 18 stories in the sky, offers Japanese-influenced cuisine with a moody atmosphere for a day to night experience.

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Joia Beach 

Joia Beach invites guests to share fresh plates and spreads while enjoying breathtaking views of Miami Beach as the busy city lights up the night. Upgrade your dining experience and treat your friends to Joia Nights, where weekends become legendary and nights are unforgettable. Exciting entertainment includes aerial performers, fire dancers, and electrifying DJs- all are sure to be a crowd favorite. Best Dishes to Share: Hummus Masabacha, Truffle Pide, Joia Beach Golden Dessert Platter

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Casa Tua Cucina

Located in the bustling heart of Brickell, Casa Tua Cucina is a culinary paradise that brings the essence of Italy to Miami. This upscale Italian food hall offers a unique dining experience with various food stations showcasing a wide selection of Italian delicacies. From freshly made pastas to delectable risottos, guests can explore a variety of flavors under one roof. The elegant and stylish ambiance, combined with the mouthwatering dishes, makes Casa Tua Cucina a must-visit for Italian food enthusiasts.

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Baia Beach Club

Inspired by the bohemian energy and welcoming multi-cultural spirit of the Mediterranean, Baia Beach Club evokes the laid-back sophistication of international coastal living. Located at the iconic Mondrian South Beach, the waterfront oasis is perfectly situated on Miami’s Biscayne Bay and enveloped by breathtaking views from every seat. Taking cues from the flavors of the Mediterranean, Baia Beach Club features a unique, coastal-inspired menu and delightful cocktail blends curated from only the freshest ingredients.

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LPM Miami

Elevate your holiday celebration at the chic and playful LPM Miami. Inspired by the French-Riviera, LPM Miami is known for their light, imaginative menus using Mediterranean ingredients, laid-back and friendly service style, open and airy dining rooms with striking art and Belle Epoque influences. Enjoy flavorful, signature crowd-pleasing dishes such as Escargots de Bourgogne and Crevettes Tièdes À L’huile D’olive. LPM Miami offers a menu made to be shared amongst a group in a refined, tasteful setting.

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Joe’s Stone Crab

A Miami institution since 1913, Joe’s Stone Crab is a must-visit for seafood lovers. The restaurant is known for its stone crabs, which are only in season from October to May. Other menu highlights include fried chicken and key lime pie. Joe’s is located in the South Beach neighborhood, just a short drive from the Grand Prix circuit.

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Coyo Taco

If you’re in the mood for some Mexican street food, head to Coyo Taco in Wynwood. This casual spot serves tacos, burritos, and bowls made with fresh, local ingredients. Don’t forget to try their homemade guacamole and salsa.

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Komodo

For a more upscale dining experience, check out Komodo in Brickell. This Asian fusion restaurant offers a menu of dishes such as Peking duck, wagyu beef dumplings, and truffle fried rice. The restaurant also has a rooftop lounge with views of the Miami skyline.

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At The Race

Whether you’re in the mood for Cuban, Italian, American, seafood, Mexican, or Asian cuisine, Miami has something to offer for every palate. These restaurants are just a few of the many options available to dine during the Formula One Grand Prix. Make sure to fuel up before or after the races and experience the diverse flavors of Miami.

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