7 Miami Restaurants Open on Sundays
Sunday in Miami isn’t about winding down — it’s about squeezing out every last drop of the weekend. From late-day brunches to dinners that feel like events, these restaurants prove there’s plenty left to savor before Monday shows up.
Barsecco
If you think Sunday is for slowing down, Barsecco would like a word. This in-Brickell staple turns brunch into a full-blown event—music, mimosas, and that signature open-air energy that feels like Miami in a nutshell. Grab a seat on the terrace, order a few small plates like arancini and truffle fries, and let the day roll effortlessly into night. Between the flowing cocktails and the people-watching, this is a kind of Sunday that doesn’t fade quietly.
Beauty and the Butcher
In the Coral Gables and South Miami area, Beauty and the Butcher is for those who want a Sunday dinner that feels indulgent without being overdone. The menu blends classic comfort with modern finesse: delicious proteins like Australian wagyu, elevated sides like duck-fat papas bravas, a killer raw bar, and cocktails that play well with everything; we love the mezcal-based Deep Roots. It’s relaxed luxury for your Sunday-night ritual.
Carpaccio
Bal Harbour’s Carpaccio is more than a restaurant; it’s an institution. On any given Sunday, the place is packed with regulars who know exactly what they’re getting: perfect pasta, tasty carpaccio, and that unmistakable Miami glamour. Your long Sunday brunch can easily turn into an early dinner, and the hum of conversation here is half the charm. Carpaccio isn’t trying to reinvent Sunday Funday; it’s preserving it, one perfectly plated meal at a time.
Glass and Vine
There’s something special about Sundays at Glass and Vine in Coconut Grove. The breeze off Peacock Park and the mix of locals and travelers relaxing into the moment make it feel rare and easy. The menu is full of mouthwatering options like hamachi tartare, watermelon tomato salad, steak frites, and Cuban coffee-rubbed pork porterhouse. It’s so good you might stop for a quick bite and end up staying way longer, drink in hand, wondering why every Sunday can’t feel like this.
Glass and Vine is located at 2820 McFarlane Road, Miami, FL 33133. For more information, visit their official website or call 305-930-8434.
Old Lisbon
When Sunday calls for comfort, Old Lisbon answers with soul. This longtime Miami favorite serves Portuguese classics the way they’re meant to be enjoyed: leisurely and with plenty of wine. The grilled sardines, garlicky shrimp, and salted codfish are local legends, but it’s the hospitality that really brings everything full circle. For anyone who believes Sunday dinner should feel like a tradition, Old Lisbon delivers.
Stubborn Seed
When only the best will do, Stubborn Seed is your Sunday finale. At this award-winning Miami Beach spot, every dish feels intentional: a balance of artistry and flavor that makes dining here feel like an event. Whether you’re tasting your way through the chef’s menu or sticking to a few à la carte favorites, it’s a reminder that ending the weekend on a high note isn’t about excess—it’s about excellence.
Vice City Pizza
Sunday nights don’t always mean winding down, especially when you choose Vice City Pizza. Down in South Miami, this place delivers Detroit-style pies with height, crunch, and cheese for an unforgettable triple threat. With standout combos like brie and fig or pepperoni with hot honey, the menu reads like a cheat sheet to indulgence. Begin with some wings, sip a cocktail, settle into the bar or dining room, and enjoy a very filling Sunday.
Vice City Pizza is located at 5829 SW 73rd St., Miami, FL, 33143. For more information, visit their official website.
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