Not to Miss This Month
- Plan Ahead: Some new dinner plans are worth putting on the calendar now. At Sottovoce, the Nothing Fancy long-table dinner party keeps things generous and social: welcome prosecco, shared Tuscan antipasto, three tagliolini pasta courses with wine pairings, and a tiramisu tower to finish for $85 per person, plus the very real chance that half the table feels like friends by dessert. For a more polished sunset move, Bagatelle Miami River is running a riverside dinner deal from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, with a three-course prix fixe of seafood and land-based favorites, classic Bagatelle desserts, and optional wine pairings for $75 per person. Find out about more Miami events & experiences here.
- Sporting Szn: Summer may not be the biggest sports season in Miami, but this year is different. If you’re checking out the Miami Beach Fan Zone at Lummus Park, visit The Betsy Hotel’s LT South Beach in the lobby for live jazz music and a satisfying meal of excellent steaks, sushi and freshly baked popover bread. In Downtown, Kimpton EPIC Hotel is home to Area 31 with rooftop waterfront views, and sports-themed art installations can be found throughout the hotel. Over in Wynwood, look out for the neighborhood’s Let’s Wyn sports-centric art installations and stop for a bite at Arlo Hotel’s all-day spot Wyn Wyn. Plus, don’t miss our guide to where to eat near host venue Hard Rock Stadium.
- New on Resy: Leonardo brings a little old-school dinner-club drama to South Beach, with handmade pastas, live jazz, plus a room dressed in deep green walls, chandeliers, and plenty of late-night intent. The move here is to start with a proper aperitivo, then settle into Italian comfort with dishes like an eight-hour braised short rib tagliatelle or whole branzino prepared tableside. Over in Coconut Grove, 1986 Steakhouse gives Miami’s steakhouse boom an Argentine point of view, built around live-fire cooking, asado culture, and serious beef from Argentina, the U.S., and Japan. The cocktail program has real pull too, thanks to a collaboration with Buenos Aires’ Tres Monos, one of the world’s top-ranked bars. Check out all the new spots on Resy right here.
- Checking In: Staycation season is a good excuse to check into the hotels that have upped their game. In South Beach, Kimpton Surfcomber delivers boutique Deco style and all-day dining at The Social Club, then adds a new reason to linger with Solei Beach Club, its backyard lounge for an easy beach-day retreat. Up in Hollywood, the newly rebranded and revamped Signia by Hilton Diplomat Beach Resort has undergone an $80 million transformation, including a refreshed take on Diplomat Prime with new interiors and a polished food and beverage menu that keeps the steakhouse’s serious meat program intact. And in Sunny Isles, Acqualina Resort celebrates its 20th anniversary with a full luxury escape, where you can dine at Avra Miami for Greek seafood and ocean views, or the recently revamped Il Mulino for classic Italian fine dining. Book the room, pick a restaurant, and call it research.
New to the Hit List (June 2026)
Bulla, Casa MX, Fooq’s, Slim’s, Sunny’s Steakhouse, Tam Tam, Mutra.
