Treat yourself this weekend and explore some of the most delicious brunches Miami offers.
R House hosts one of Miami’s most famous drag brunches. PHOTO BY OUT SMART LABS
Miami native Samantha Schnur, also known as The Naughty Fork (@thenaughtyfork), is the food expert of Miami and all restaurants. As a social media sensation and food influencer, Schnur shares her favorite restaurants, insider order tips, drinks and more with millions of Instagram followers daily. Not only does she know how to get the perfect picture, but she also knows the best spot for every occasion—from sweet to salty, healthy to indulgent; Schnur has the dining map of the city. So, of course, we are going to the expert to learn her picks for Miami’s best brunches.
R House Drag Brunch
Brunch meets entertainment at R House. Schnur’s insider tip is that this is where to be if you’re trying to have a Sunday Funday. The Drag Brunches happen between 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., so make sure to snag a reservation. Created by chef Rocco Carulli, the menu is a love letter to Miami, complete with Latin flair, bottomless drinks and a family-style brunch meal; the drag performance is simply the cherry on top. 2727 NW Second Ave., Miami / Website
Sadelle’s
Major Food Group’s beloved Sadelle’s brings New York classics to Miami. Reaching its iconic status, the menu features some of the world’s best bagels. Its subscription-based catering program offers fan favorites like fresh bagels, flavorful salads, smoked fish and signature accompaniments perfectly packaged for these weekend meals. Guests can also indulge in its delectable all-day menu featuring a variety of dishes ranging from fish, salad, soup, benedicts, and so much more. 3321 Mary St., Miami / Website
The photogenic bar at Sadelle’s in Coconut Grove BY DOUGLAS FRIEDMAN
Yardbird Southern Table and Bar
Schnur coins Yardbird as the best hangover cure. The menu features many Southern classics to fuel your body and soul, like the crispy chicken biscuit, five-cheese mac and cheese, skillet cornbread and more. If you’re looking for a meal on the lighter side, the menu also offers delicious and fresh hand-pressed juices and quinoa egg white omelets. 1600 Lenox Ave., Miami Beach / Website
Zuma
Watching beautiful boats pass through Biscayne Bay while enjoying some of the best Asian dishes in Miami seems like the perfect weekend plan. Zuma’s prix-fixe brunch menu includes an extensive selection of hot and cold appetizers, an entrée and a delicious dessert platter with bottomless Champagne, wine and beer. Plan on tying one of Zuma's meticulously crafted cockails like the Shojo spritz or the lychee and rose petal martini. 270 Biscayne Blvd Way, Brickell / Website
CHICA
Another Sunday Funday-centric brunch spot, CHICA brings you the music, the dancing, the drinks and the food. Get your brunch on with brunch favorites like its signature Cubano sandwich, made with house-baked bread, Mojo marinated pork, smoked ham, Dijon, Swiss cheese and more, or even the fried chicken and waffles crafted with a Pan de Bono waffle, Yucatán chicken, chipotle maple syrup, paired with fresh, tropical fruit. Be sure to pair your dish with your bubbles of choice, or perhaps a spirit-free beverage like the cranberry fizz or pomegranate soda. 5556 NE Fourth Ct., Miami / Website
La Mar by Gastón Acurio
La Mar by Gastón Acurio is a must-try brunch destination offering Peruvian-inspired cuisine. Featuring two-hour brunch cocktails and a tasty seafood and grill station, Lar Mar offers guests a range of menus from upscale novo-Andean fare to Asian-Peruvian fusion and traditional seafood ceviche. 500 Brickell Key Dr., Miami / Website
Klaw
Klaw's bottomless brunch program which features unlimited Aperol Spritzes and decadent brunch dishes. PHOTOS: BY JAMES LIVINGSTON
Crafting a truly unforgettable experience, guests can indulge at Klaw’s recently launched bottomless Sunday brunch, complete with a revised menu. Klaw serves the ultimate surf and turf dishes, each paired with unique flavors while overlooking the picturesque Biscayne Bay. Of course, no brunch is complete without a drink of choice. Try one of Klaw’s signature cocktails, like the Summer Spritz with Ketel One Peach, Blood Orange Oleo, citrus, and bubbles, or the Hey Tommy breakfast margarita, featuring Herradura Blanco tequila, fresh lime, and salted blueberry syrup. 1737 North Bayshore Dr., Miami / Website
Sofia Italian Restaurant Miami
Sofia's artisinal toasts paired with its delicously crafted imbibements. PHOTOS: COURTESY OF SOFIA MIAMI
Nestled in Miami’s Design District, this chic, Italian gem is the perfect spot to spend your Sundays. Sofia highlights classic Italian flare made only with the finest ingredients, ideal for fueling right before an epic shopping trip downtown. Guests can indulge in delicious menu items like brioche alla francese or truffle carrozza, complimented by its newest bottomless mimosas, signature spritzes, live DJ sets, and more. Inside Palm Court Dome, 140 NE 39th St #133, Miami / Website
Joia Beach Restaurant & Beach Club
This lively gem on Watson Island has recently launched its newest American Riviera Sunday brunch, offering a culinary experience that’s truly exceptional. Guests can indulge in a lavish spread featuring fresh seafood, artisanal pastries, and seasonal fruits, all while soaking in stunning waterfront views. Featuring new tasty dishes like lobster eggs benedict and Joia waffles paired with vanilla ice cream and seasonal fruits, the brunch will also include live music perfect for gatherings with friends and family. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, Joia’s brunch promises a delightful seaside escape you won’t want to miss. 1111 Parrot Jungle Trail, Miami / Website
Jaya at the Setai
Combining the warmth and precision of Asian hospitality and culinary excellence, this Miami hotspot is the ideal destination for Sunday brunch. Just footsteps away from the Atlantic, guests can experience the Setai Grand Breakfast buffet offering varieties of fresh juices, breads and pastries, charcuterie, fruit, classics like waffles and pancakes, and so much more. Seasonal items include options like its signature avocado toast, eggs benedict, chia seed pudding, and for those looking to indulge in a la carte items, Jaya’s got you covered. 2001 Collins Ave, Miami Beach / Website
Photography by: Photos By: Smart Labs; Douglas Friedman; Courtesy Rivera Dining Group MILA; James Livingston; Sofia Miami
