New On Resy: Miami’s Newest Restaurant Openings — Resy | Right This Way
Updated: July 14, 2026
Consider this your go-to resource for all things New On Resy.
Whether it’s hot new openings, or local favorites new to Resy, we have you covered with this continuously updated list. This is the place to discover and book the latest — and greatest — restaurants in your area.
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From a Miami outpost of excellent Greek fare to a Nikkei cuisine specialist, we’ve got you covered with this continuously updated list of hot new debuts and longtime favorites that are now bookable on Resy.
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Miami Beach
GAIA Miami
So named for the Greek goddess of the earth, Gaia makes its way to Miami on the heels of locations across the globe from Dubai to London. Know that the spanakopita and moussaka are required ordering.
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Aventura
Bulla Gastrobar – Aventura
Eating tapas and sipping cocktails never hurt anyone, especially when the fare is as good as it is at Bulla. Oh, and if you’re going to become a regular, you should know it’s pronounced “boo-ya.”
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Miami – 777 Building
Embarcadero 41 – Brickell
Nikkei-style cuisine is out in full force here, with leche de tigre ceviche, yucca fries, and sushi rolls all on the menu.
Miami Beach
Espanolita
This crowd pleaser doesn’t disappoint with its expansive menu of Spanish specialties. Think tortilla española, four types of paella, pitchers of sangria, and bottles of tempranillo. It’s the next best thing to being in Spain.
Miami Edgewater
Pizza Pazza
Head here for a casual, comfortable meal that should include rosemary focaccia and a marinara pie. Oh, and a Peroni.
Lincoln Road
Rosinella
They’ve been a local favorite for three decades, with all the trappings of a classic Italian American trattoria. Housemade pasta and Roman-style pizzas for the table, please.
Doral
La Tremenda Casa de Los Asados
It’s big enough to spread out at La Tremenda, a fact you’ll be grateful for once their signature paella makes its way to your table. Follow it with a Basque cheesecake, if you know what’s good for you.
Miami Beach
Queen – Miami Beach
Maybe it’s named for the way the palatial interior makes you feel like royalty when you dine here. At Queen, the design tends to take center stage (and for good reason) but know that the shumai and wagyu list are nothing to discount.
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Coconut Grove
1986 Steakhouse
Named for the year Maradona led Argentina to soccer glory, this Argentinian parrilla treats live-fire asado as a cultural ritual as much as a cooking method. Premium cuts from Argentina, the U.S., and Japan are grilled over fire with nothing but salt — the way it was always meant to be done. The best-in-class beef program alone earns the trip, but the cocktail list, developed by the team behind the best bar in South America, might also convince you.
Key Biscayne
Rusty Pelican
It’s a see-and-be-seen hot spot scene right on the water, so you can work on your tan while you sip your tableside mojito. Their menu even has a section called Sea and Be Seen — it’s perfect. And so is their crispy whole snapper.
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Miami
EOS Garden
Try to snag a seat in the garden here at EOS (as the name implies). The breeze only improves on the watermelon salad and moussaka, which is already top-notch.
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Miami Beach
La Terraza Nicabanos Miami Beach
The smoke-averse may not thrive here, but for lovers of fine cigars, premium liquor, and prime cuts of beef, La Terraza Nicabanos is a little slice of heaven.
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Miami
Grand Public Kitchen & Bar
The $10 cocktails are a steal anywhere, but in Miami they’re downright unheard of. At Grand Public, they’re the norm (if you arrive after 10 p.m., that is). Chase them with an order of honey butter Parker House rolls.
Miami River
Kiki on the River
In addition to sounding like something we’d love to do with our friends, Kiki on the River is a lovely spot to grab some Greek classics. Do know that the salt-crusted lavraki should be your top contender.
Lincoln Road
Andrés Carne de Res – Miami Beach
It’s an enormous and exciting Colombian spot right near the beachfront. What are you waiting for? Empanadas for the table, por favor.
Miami
La Wagyeria Miami
If you can, head here on the weekends for the wagyu experience, during which you’ll get to meet the butcher and pick your own cuts. Even if you come during other hours, the care and attention to beef here is hard to beat.
Wynwood
CHA CHA CHA
By way of Mexico City, then San Francisco, and now Miami, Cha Cha Cha has earned its reputation for a fun, flavorful night out. The long list of crudo (11!) and margaritas should convince you, if that name didn’t.
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Miami Beach
BÂOLI Miami
No matter what kind of party you’re looking for (some past examples include “My Boyfriend is Out of Town” and “Late Night Vibe DJ”), Baoli has you covered. And we didn’t even talk about the food yet — wagyu dumplings, anyone?
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Coral Gables
Ro Steakhouse
Two decades of center-cut rib eye, hamachi tostada, and truffle risotto is worthy of a little respect. Show yours by ordering enough for a small army.
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Pinecrest , Palmetto Bay
Caffe Portofino
It’s an old-school, white tablecloth joint serving up all you’d expect from such an establishment. Know that the pear ravioli is highly recommended, as is smart casual attire.
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Miami
Smoke & Barrel Cigar Lounge
With a name like that, you know what to expect. Come ready to peruse the humidor and the whiskey selection.
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Brickell
Seia Miami
High above Brickell, the team behind L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon and Le Jardinier brings their Michelin-caliber polish to contemporary Italian cooking at this 54th-floor rooftop restaurant. The menu leans into elegant restraint with dishes like light and citrusy taglioni al limone or tortelloni stuffed with red wine-braised short rib — but those sweeping skyline views have a way of stealing the show.
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Coral Gables
The Wagyu Bar by Meat N' Bone
Built on the premise that great meat shouldn’t require a special occasion, this steakhouse from the team behind local butcher Meat N’ Bone is designed for the kind of repeat visits that start with a $35 ribeye and slowly work their way up to torched Japanese A5 wagyu nigiri. The new expanded location brings more of everything, with added seating, a private dining room, and a glass-enclosed wine room.
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Bal Harbour
Slim's
Leave it to Stephen Starr to step into Miami’s crowded steakhouse scene and do something different. Calibrated as an antidote to the city’s clubstaurant circuit, Slim’s channels midcentury cool into a menu of expertly-sourced beef and nostalgic dishes. Starr’s signature $100 wagyu cheesesteak loaded with black truffle and foie gras (of Barclay Prime fame in Philly) makes its Miami debut here.
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Coconut Grove
Le Specialita Café & Market
From the legendary Cipriani family comes a cafe-market at Mr. C Residences that distills their signature Italian hospitality into something far more everyday. Here, espresso, housemade pastas, and a rotating spread of pastries and gelato carry the same polish as their formal dining rooms, just in a more flexible, all-day format. Drop in for a quick coffee or linger into aperitivo time at this new neighborhood refuge.
Coconut Grove
Le Bouchon du Grove
In a neighborhood that keeps reinventing itself, Le Bouchon du Grove endures as the real thing. Paul Bocuse-trained chef Christian Ville has spent three decades cooking the unfussy, from-scratch French food that defines the classic bouchons of Lyon, France: duck leg confit, moules marinières with proper frites, onion soup crusted thick with Gruyère. A complimentary glass of Champagne arrives the moment you sit down — the signal that you’re leaving the bustling Grove behind for a meal worth lingering over.
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Little River
Fooq's
David Foulquier’s intimate Persian-French bistro spent years as downtown Miami’s best-kept secret. The Little River reincarnation is its grown-up self: 14,000 square feet of wood-fire ambition, with sharable Persian plates (think housemade za’atar bread with delicious dips, crispy rice tahdig, and spiced kebabs) to a high-ceilinged dining room that feels as expansive and arrived-at as the city itself. When dinner winds down, the Lion’s Den lounge upstairs is just getting started.
Biscayne Bay
Delilah Miami
The L.A.-born supper club that made chicken tenders a luxury item has a home on Biscayne Bay. The kitchen plays it straight on the classics (those tenders, with hot honey and buttermilk ranch, are as good as advertised) while slipping in a stone crab salad that would only exist in South Florida. Add a no-photos policy, nightly live entertainment, and a waterfront terrace with boat slips, and Delilah is less a dinner reservation than an occasion.
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Coral Gables
Casa MX
What happens when a Mexico City-inspired menu meets the warmth of a Coral Gables home? Casa MX channels the capital city’s layered food culture into vibrant, comfort-driven dishes — from bright ceviches and aguachiles to hearty plates like carne asada with mole negro — all designed to be shared slowly over agave-forward cocktails that give you every reason to stay.
“Of all the new Mexican restaurant openings lately, I’m looking forward to visiting Casa MXfor their refreshing aguachilesand Mexico City-style tacos.” – Lyssa Goldberg
“Don’t be surprised if you spot me in South Miami, choosing fresh fish plates from Tokyo Tuna’s floating sushi boats — that’s my kind of fun Friday evening.”
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South Miami
Tokyo Tuna – South Miami
The sushi river at Tokyo Tuna’s South Miami outpost is exactly what it sounds like: a flowing stream of small boats carrying freshly made plates to your seat. Trust us, it’s less gimmick than it is a genuinely fun way to eat well (though you can order from a server, too). Grab the spicy tuna crispy rice when it floats by — it’s got truffle unagi sauce and perfectly crisp rice — or wait for the Jeff roll loaded with salmon, shrimp tempura, and honey with a crunch of seaweed on top.
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Downtown Miami
Cactus Club Cafe Downtown Miami
Cactus Club Cafe brings its Canadian-born approach to elevated everyday dining to Miami, marking only the second U.S. outpost for the brand. The expansive, high-energy space centers on a lively bar and a menu that covers a lot of ground — sushi and starters alongside pastas, steaks, and sammies. Add bold artwork, a polished-but-relaxed crowd, and frozen Bellinis that feel tailor-made for Miami, and you’ve got a place built forjust about any plan.
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Bulla Gastrobar – Doral
Doral
Bulla Gastrobar – Doral
Doral
Bulla Gastrobar – The Falls
Kendall
Bulla Gastrobar – The Falls
Kendall
Naked Taco
Miami Beach
Naked Taco
Miami Beach
Tanuki – River Landing
Miami River
Tanuki – River Landing
Miami River
Meet Dalia
Miami Beach
Meet Dalia
Miami Beach
New
Opening
Motek Midtown Miami
Midtown
Motek Midtown Miami
Midtown
Pamplemousse on the Bay
Miami Beach
Pamplemousse on the Bay
Miami Beach
New
Opening
Cotidiano
Wynwood
Cotidiano
Wynwood
New
Opening
AVA MediterrAegean Coconut Grove
Miami
AVA MediterrAegean Coconut Grove
Miami
New
Opening
Athena
Miami Beach
Athena
Miami Beach
New
Opening
Bagatelle Miami River
Miami
Bagatelle Miami River
Miami
Beauty & The Butcher
Coral Gables
Beauty & The Butcher
Coral Gables
New
Opening
Dolce Vita
Miami Beach
Dolce Vita
Miami Beach
New
Opening
FreshCo Fish Doral
Doral
FreshCo Fish Doral
Doral
Rosaluna
Miami
Rosaluna
Miami
New
Opening
Blend Miami
Wynwood
Blend Miami
Wynwood
New
Opening
Buddy's Burger
Miami Beach
Buddy's Burger
Miami Beach
Glass & Vine
Peacock Park
Glass & Vine
Peacock Park
New
Opening
Layali Miami
Doral
Layali Miami
Doral
New
Opening
JZ Steakhouse Aventura
North Miami Beach
JZ Steakhouse Aventura
North Miami Beach
Oliver's Bistro
Miami Beach
Oliver's Bistro
Miami Beach
Basilico Coral Gables
Coral Gables
Basilico Coral Gables
Coral Gables
Soya Sushi Bar
Doral
Soya Sushi Bar
Doral
Thai house 2 restaurant and sushi bar
North Miami Beach
Thai house 2 restaurant and sushi bar
North Miami Beach
Casa Cubana Miami
Miami Beach
Casa Cubana Miami
Miami Beach
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Lyssa Goldberg is a Miami-based freelance writer and content strategist. She loves telling stories about food, wellness and travel, and you can find her byline in Parade, American Way, Mashable, Miami New Times, Time Out and more. Follow her on Instagram and Twitter . Follow Resy , too.
Casa MX
4.7 · Mexican · $$$
Coral Gables
Casa MX
4.7 · Mexican · $$$
Coral Gables
Tokyo Tuna - South Miami
4.5 · Japanese · $
South Miami
Wayan Miami
4.6 · Indo-French · $
Wynwood
Casa MX
4.7 · Mexican · $$$
Coral Gables
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