By: Alexa Shabinsky By: Alexa Shabinsky | May 19, 2022 | Food & Drink
Brunching is one of the most essential weekend activities in Miami. From bottomless mimosas to all-you-can-eat buffets, restaurants across Miami know how to make your weekend mornings that much better. While buffets might be corny to some, there is truly nothing better than brunch buffets, with copious amounts of food from sweet to savory. Endless amounts of bacon, eggs, pancakes and pasteries are the best way to start your day.
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Myles Restaurant Group knows how to deliver some of the best culinary experiences in the city and Prime Fish’s weekend brunch is one you don’t want to miss. With a room full of gourmet buffet stations, this brunch is all you could ask for and more; including bottomless spirits' from bellinis to mimosas! The buffet serves up a variety of high-quality fish options while also focussing on go-to brunch items from eggs and frittatas. The brunch buffet is priced at $59 per person, and takes place every Saturday and Sunday morning through the afternoon.
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Jaya at The Setai hosts a popular Sunday Jazz Brunch, every Sunday with one of the most extravagant buffets in Miami. Sweet, salty and almost everything in between, this brunch offers a wide variety of options for every single diner. From rotisserie, seafood, Asian-style and a dessert station, there is no doubt you are going up for seconds. Diners can also indulge in bottomless Roederer Champagne throughout the meal. The buffet is priced at $95 per person and $45 per child, ages 5 through 12.
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Cecconi’s refers to its weekend brunch as a “feast” and that it is! On Saturday and Sunday, guests can indulge in some of the most decadent food, while having an amazing experience in the epicenter of Miami Beach’s Soho Beach House. With a variety of breakfast options from eggs, pastries, breakfast meat and more, to even lunch options such as pasta and sandwiches, this brunch buffet covers all of the bases. Guests can also add on bottomless cocktails including prosecco, mimosa, bellini, rose, or draft Peroni to their dining experience.
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Sundays are for Nikki Beach Miami! Best known for their indulgent Sunday Brunch, spending your final day of the weekend in the sand and surrounded by delicious food is a must. The brunch buffet offers almost every station you could imagine from omelet, waffle, crepe, pasta, stir fry, paella, salmon, sushi, carving, salad, dessert and more, serving the best of breakfast and lunch classics.
270 Biscayne Blvd Way / Website
Zuma is by far one of Miami’s most popular weekend brunches. The meal brings diners the ultimate display of unlimited self-serve robata and sushi. Following a brief hiatus, the brunch’s caviar and oyster stations are now back, which are most definitely a meal highlight.
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Inspired by Uruguay’s beachfront dining, Quinto La Huella brings all of the flavors to its weekend brunch. On Saturday and Sunday, guests can indulge in the delicious offerings from wood-fired fish, meat and vegetables, to fresh zesty flavors.
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Mareva 1939 has recently enhanced its brunch offerings, bringing the best of the best to its Sunday meal offerings. The brunch offers diners an all-encompassing international buffet, with a Spanish focus. The brunch is priced at $70 per person and includes unlimited food alongside beverages such as mimosas, chismosas and bloody mary’s.
Photography by: Courtesy Prime Fish
