Restaurants

March 2022 Miami Restaurant Openings and Closings

Smorgasburg, Shoma Bazaar, All Day, and more.
By Laine Doss
Smorgasburg Miami has opened in Wynwood.

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In March, restaurants blossomed like spring buds.

Notable openings included Smorgasburg Miami, rooftop bar Rosa Sky, and David Grutman’s The Key Club. The much-loved All Day coffeehouse reopened after an extended hiatus.

Nunzio’s Miami, a restaurant that has served locals for decades, closed its doors this month.

In April, look forward to Carousel Club, a bar centered on a vintage carousel at Gulfstream Park.

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David Grutman has opened The Key Club in Coconut Grove.

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Openings

Closings

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The Tony South Beach hotel, home of the old News Cafe — and the new one.

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Coming Attractions

  • Aba – Opening at Bal Harbour Shops
  • Afishionado – Jeremy Ford to open a seafood restaurant
  • Angelo Elia Pizza Bar – Opening at Aventura ParkSquare
  • Avra Estiatorio Miami at the Estates at Acqualina – Opening soon
  • Bayshore Club – opening in Coconut Grove
  • The Baked Bear – Coming to Wynwood
  • Biscayne Bay Brewing – Opening a location, in downtown Miami
  • Brasamasa – Opening in downtown Miami
  • Brasserie Laurel – Michael Beltran opening a brasserie
  • Brooklyn Dumpling Shop – Automated dumpling shop opening in Wynwood
  • Cafe Habana – New York restaurant opening in Brickell
  • Carousel Club – Bar centered around a carousel opening at Gulfstream
  • Eating House – Giorgio Rapicavoli reopening his Coral Gables favorite.
  • El Vecino – Michael Beltran opening a cigar lounge
  • Etta – Chicago transplant opening at Miami WorldCenter
  • Esplanade at Aventura – New dining and shopping complex in Aventura with Jarana and more
  • Felice – Opening at Bal Harbour Shops
  • Ford’s Garage. Automotive-themed burger and beer joint opening in South Florida
  • The Forge – David Grutman to reopen this iconic Miami Beach restaurant
  • Frank Pepe Pizzeria. Connecticut apizza coming to South Florida.
  • Gramps 2 – Opening soon
  • Gramps by the Sea – Opening 2021
  • Hell’s Kitchen – Gordon Ramsay bringing his reality-themed restaurant to Miami
  • The Henry – Los Angeles brunch spot opening in Miami
  • Icebox Cafe – Opening in the Falls
  • Joe’s Pizza – NYC staple coming to Miami
  • John Martin’s Irish Pub – Returning to Coral Gables
  • Julia & Henry’s – Food hall opening in Downtown Miami
  • La Bottega – Opening in 2021
  • The Loyal – New York brasserie coming to Miami
  • Lucky Cat – Gordon Ramsay is bringing his Asian-inspired restaurant to Miami Beach
  • Mai-Kai – Beloved restaurant reopening in the future
  • Max’d Out Donuts – Max Santiago opening a doughnut shop
  • Maple & Ash – Chicago steakhouse opening at Miami WorldCenter
  • News Cafe – Iconic South Beach restaurant to reopen
  • Oro + Elixir – Opening in Miami
  • Pastis – Iconic NYC bistro coming to Wynwood
  • Pubbelly Sushi – Expanding with several new locations
  • Pura Vida – Opening in West Palm Beach
  • Saint Ambroeus – Opening at Bal Harbour Shops
  • Skinny Latina Healthy Kitchen & Market – Opening in Coral Gables
  • Sprouts Farmers Market – Opening in Miami
  • Stalk & Spade – Plant-based fast-casual restaurant coming to South Florida
  • Sushi Garage – Opening in CocoWalk
  • Trader Joe’s – Opening in Edgewater
  • Tropical Distillers – Distillery opening in Allapattah
  • True Food Kitchen – Health-driven restaurant and bar opening at the Falls
  • Vice Burger – Pop-up opening a permanent location soon.
  • Whole Foods Market – Opening in Edgewater; proposed megastore in Sunset Harbour and new Fort Lauderdale locations

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Laine Doss is the former food editor of Miami New Times. She has been featured on Cooking Channel’s Eat Street and Food Network’s Great Food Truck Race. She won an Alternative Weekly award for her feature about what it’s like to wait tables.

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