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The best new restaurants in Miami Beach
We picked these 6 new restaurants, bars and cafés in Miami Beach from the 6 independent places that opened in the last 30 days, and we update the list daily.
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We picked these 6 new restaurants, bars and cafés in Miami Beach from the 6 independent places that opened in the last 30 days, and we update the list daily.
Ranked, and each name links to its full timeline
Mexican spot · South Beach · 1238 Collins Ave
A new Mexican spot in South Beach, open since Oct 20, 2026. We’ve confirmed it’s open.
Restaurant · South Beach · 821 Lincoln Rd
A new restaurant in South Beach, open since Oct 19, 2026. We’ve confirmed it’s open.
Café · South Beach · 1560 Collins Ave, Ste 1 -2
A new café in South Beach, open since Oct 1, 2026. We’ve confirmed it’s open.
Restaurant · South Beach · 1685 Washington Ave
A new restaurant in South Beach, open since Oct 20, 2026. We’ve confirmed it’s open.
Café · South Beach · 150 20 St
A new café in South Beach, likely open since October 2026.
Restaurant · South Beach · 1201-1225 Collins Avenue
A new restaurant in South Beach, likely open since October 2026.
We pick only places that have opened, and we rank them by how sure we are they’re open and how they’ve done since. We leave chains out, and no one pays to be on the list.
Neighborhoods with the most new restaurants in the last 30 days
Our top picks for October 2026 are Casa Mexicana, Sulta Rosa and Lime Tree Cafe. The full list of 6 is above, and we update it daily.
6 restaurants, bars and cafés opened in the Miami Beach area in the last 30 days, based on publicly available records.
Everything we show comes from publicly available information. We gather it daily and match each record to its address, so we can follow a project from its first filing to opening day.
Every Friday: what was filed near you this week, what opened, and what’s closing.
Free, every Friday. Add your ZIP and we’ll lead with what’s near you.
Every opening leaves a paper trail. We match permits, licenses and inspections to one place per address and show where each project stands.
Everything here is built from publicly available information. Business names only; home addresses and personal names are never shown. Logos belong to their owners. Dates marked “registered” come from the business and can change. Spot a mistake? Send a correction · How it works