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The Best New Restaurants in Miami [June 2024]

As summer heats up, Miami’s dining scene sizzles with five fabulous new restaurants you won’t want to miss this June. Dive into the authentic coastal flavors of Europe at La Màrtola, where the charm of seaside cuisine comes alive, and experience the much-anticipated arrival of RedFarm, serving innovative Chinese dishes with a modern flair. Join us as we explore these exciting new spots and more, promising to make your summer dining adventures unforgettable.

La Màrtola

Drawing inspiration from the culinary treasures of the Italian, French, and Spanish Rivieras, La Màrtola is Buena Vista’s newest gem that’s quickly becoming a local favorite. The minimalist yet chic interiors provide the perfect backdrop for a culinary journey that leaves you eagerly awaiting each course. Start with delightful appetizers like local heirloom tomatoes with goat cheese or Iberian ham with crispy chips. A standout is the Neapolitan-style pizza, especially the Portonovo, adorned with buffalo mozzarella, ricotta, and mortadella, all topped with pistachio and orange zest. The menu also features wood-fired meats, fish, and vegetables, perfectly complemented by an extensive wine list. The best part? The gelato al fior di latte is curated by gelato maker Simone Bonini. Create your own treat by pouring fresh espresso over the gelato, and then add toppings of your choice.

La Màrtola is located at 4702 NE Second Ave., Miami, FL 33137. For more information, please visit their official website

Bondi Sushi

If you’re an OG Bondi Sushi fan, you now have a Midtown location to stop by for some of the freshest sushi in town. What sets Midtown apart is the introduction of Bondi’s inaugural hot dishes, curated by Head Chef Seiya Noborikawa, a seasoned member of the Bondi team since the Miami Beach debut. This new collection features menu highlights such as miso black cod, Wagyu gyoza with pastrami and ponzu, and rock shrimp tempura served with chili aioli. You’ll still find favorites like the signature air-fried crispy rice with spicy tuna, lobster yuzu, salmon, yellowtail, or truffle avocado. Additionally, indulge in Bondi Sushi’s renowned 12-piece omakase and 16-piece delivery combo boxes. If you can’t make it for dinner, stop by during Happy Hour for $5 handrolls and drink specials every Monday-Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Brunch is available during weekends from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Bondi Sushi is located at 3409 NE First Ave., Miami, FL 33137. For more information, please visit their official website

RedFarm

Wondering what happened to the notorious Mr. Moe’s space in Coconut Grove? It’s now home to RedFarm, a celebrated New York transplant specializing in elevated Chinese cuisine. The space has transformed into a modern, relaxed hotspot, with an entryway adorned with eye-catching Mallard decoy ducks. Here, you can indulge in dim sum, noodles, and Peking duck, which is so good that China’s Central TV has hailed it as the best outside of China. Beverage director Shawn Chen’s inventive cocktail menu features libations like the El Sabio—a captivating mix of Gran Centenario Reposado, ancho reyes, ginger, grapefruit, and Kaffir lime, topped with yuzu foam. Don’t miss the shrimp and snow pea leaf dumplings, the three chili chicken with Yaki-Soba noodles and vegetables, and “Ed’s” pastrami egg rolls, which are even more addicting when dipped in a creamy honey mustard sauce. Finish your RedFarm feast—because you will have leftovers—by ordering the ice cream sandwiches in flavors like coconut, chocolate, strawberry, and pistachio. 

RedFarm is located at 3131 Commodore Plaza, Coconut Grove, FL 33133. For more information, please visit their official website

Osumi Cocktail & Sushi Bar

Osumi Cocktail & Sushi Bar, a Japanese-American fusion concept with a Latin flair, is Coral Gables’ hottest new destination, drawing diners from near and far. The menu boasts a diverse range of Asian-inspired dishes, from sushi rolls and nigiri to surf ‘n turf, and a dedicated section of Wagyu beef available daily for lunch and dinner. Indulge in signature rolls like the Kanicado Roll, boasting spicy blue crab, avocado, cucumber, and masago with serrano aioli and crispy quinoa. Or try the surf & turf maki, marrying shrimp tempura, lobster, avocado, Wagyu, and Japanese teriyaki. Complement your meal with Osumi’s expertly crafted cocktails and Japanese spirits. Osumi also offers an exclusive liquor bottle purchasing program, allowing patrons to buy and store a bottle in one of the 28 lockers by the bar for future visits. This complimentary service includes a personalized name tag and an Osumi-logo keychain, ensuring your favorite selection is always ready.

Osumi Cocktail & Sushi Bar is located at 110 Giralda Ave, Coral Gables, FL 33134. For more information, please visit their official website

JARANA Peruvian Restaurant & Pisco Bar

Experience the vibrant essence of Peru’s dining culture brought to life at JARANA Peruvian Restaurant & Pisco Bar, nestled in the heart of Esplanade at Aventura. The restaurant’s concept is inspired by the vibrant and lively atmosphere of a traditional Peruvian jarana (meaning spontaneous celebration), where abundant food, soulful music, and spirited libations come together in celebration. Each dish is an homage to Peruvian flavors and ingredients, like the tiradito bachiche featuring hamachi, Parmesan, leche de tigre, avocado, chalaca, and olive oil, and the tuna wantacos—three wonton tacos with Nikkei-style tuna tartare, avocado, and aji amarillo sauce. Pair your meal with a pisco-forward cocktail, and let the vibrant flavors transport you to the streets of Peru, all while savoring the lively energy of Miami.

JARANA Peruvian Restaurant & Pisco Bar is located at 19505 Biscayne Blvd, Ste, 5150, Aventura, FL 33180. For more information, please visit their official website

Melissa Puppo

Melissa Puppo is a Miami-based lifestyle writer and editor who covers South Florida and beyond. She previously was managing editor of Fort Lauderdale Illustrated and Aventura Magazine and now contributes to regional and national publications, including Time Out Miami and Byrdie. Always on the hunt for the next best bite, Melissa is a passionate foodie and loves discovering new hotspots around town. You can also catch her writing about hospitality, travel, beauty, and wellness.

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