It's the 25th anniversary of Miami Spice, and plenty of popular restaurants are involved — with some choosing to extend their participation for a full month beyond the original deal's deadline.
Miami Spice is a discount program that allows people to order prix fixe meals at often well-known, frequently expensive restaurants for reduced prices. It was originally set to last from August until the end of September, but some restaurants will extend their Miami Spice menus through October, according to the website of the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, which maintains a list of participating venues, grouped by neighborhood.
According to the organization's website, in 2026, Miami Spice features multiple-course "$40 brunch and lunch menus,
$50 and $65 dinner menus," as well as a new "Miami Spice Reserve" tier, which starts at $95.
The program reached a "record" more than 400 participants across Greater Miami and Miami Beach in August to September, said the organization.
What is Miami Spice, how long will it last?
Miami Spice is a discount program that allows diners to order prix fixe meals at well-known, frequently expensive restaurants for reduced prices.
It'll last from August until the end of September, with some restaurants extending this participation through October.
How much does Miami Spice cost?
According to the website of Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, in 2026, Miami Spice features multiple-course "$40 brunch and lunch menus, $50 and $65 dinner menus," as well as a new "Miami Spice Reserve" tier, which starts at $95.
Sarah Perkel is a South Florida Connect Reporter for the USA TODAY Network's Florida Connect team. You can get all of Florida’s best content directly in your inbox each weekday day by signing up for the free newsletter, Florida TODAY.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Miami Spice receives extension, won't end in September
