9 Miami Restaurants Open on Mondays

Monday has a reputation for being quiet in the culinary world: a day of skeleton crews, limited menus, and “closed” signs. But for those who know where to look, the start of the week offers a different kind of magic. Here are nine places open on Mondays that make the start of your week a memorable one.

Boia De

Boia De is proof that small rooms make big statements. The playful menu at this Italian hotspot delivers big flavors, clever combinations, and dishes that stick with you long after the plate is cleared. The room stays buzzy even on Mondays, making this an easy pick when you want dinner to feel exciting—not routine.

Boia De is located at 5205 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137. For more information, visit their official website.

Cotoletta

Monday at Cotoletta is a study in doing one thing better than anyone else. There is a quiet, surgical precision to a kitchen that focuses its entire soul on the perfect golden-brown crunch. The restaurant serves one main dish: veal Milanese. That’s it—and they do it very well. While other kitchens are juggling massive menus, this is a masterclass in culinary restraint. And when the execution is this flawless, one perfect dish is all a Monday night needs.

Cotoletta has multiple locations in Miami. For more information, visit their official website.

DOYA

DOYA is an easy yes for Monday date night. Shareable plates, bright Mediterranean flavors, and a dining room that makes you want to just hang out a little longer. The menu is large and encourages pacing, so make sure to come hungry. We suggest ordering at least two to three plates from each section; the roasted eggplant, Cretan feta, shrimp carpaccio, lamb chops, and grilled octopus are a great way to start. And don’t forget to save room for dessert.

DOYA is located at 347 NW 24th St., Miami, FL 33127. For more information, visit their official website.

Ghee

Forget the “Monday blues”—Ghee offers a Monday glow. This is more than a weekday dinner; it’s a masterclass in big flavors and rhythmic execution. From the first bite of naan to the last bite of their famous sticky date cake, the food will make you forget about the work week ahead. It’s layered, focused, and perfectly paced for those who want a high-end experience without the weekend crowds. At Ghee, Monday is arguably the best night of the week to pull up a chair.

Ghee has multiple locations in Miami. For more information, visit their official website.

Greenstreet Cafe

Monday at Greenstreet Cafe is a Coconut Grove ritual. Under the shade of those famous umbrellas, the world slows down just enough to enjoy a kitchen that’s always in its groove. The menu is a sprawling, confident collection of classics, all executed with a precision that comes from years of being the neighborhood’s heartbeat. In a city of temporary trends, this is Monday dining with staying power: focused, generous, and reliably excellent.

Greenstreet Cafe is located at 3468 Main Hwy., Miami, FL 33133. For more information, visit their official website.

La Cañita

If Monday needs flavor and personality, La Cañita delivers both. Caribbean and Cuban classics come out loud and fast, from crispy croquetas to rich mains like lechon asado and whole grilled snapper. The offerings are backed by cocktails that feel celebratory, even on a Monday. It’s social, vibrant, and unapologetically fun, making it one of Kendall’s strongest early-week moves.

La Cañita has multiple locations in Miami. For more information, visit their official website.

Macchialina

This is Italian food for starting the week right—just beautifully executed comfort that hits exactly where it should. Handmade pastas, rich sauces, and no shortage of wine makes Macchialina a Monday anchor. There are also plenty of non-pasta options, too. Our recommendation: opt for the tasting menu—it’s one of the best values in town.

Macchialina is located at 820 Alton Rd., Miami Beach, FL 33139. For more information, visit their official website.

Paperfish Sushi

At Paperfish Sushi, the Monday dinner is treated with a surgical sort of grace. There is no “weekday slump” here; instead, you find a kitchen that thrives on the balance of delicate textures and punchy Nikkei flavor. The plates are composed with a discipline that makes every tiradito and maki feel like the main event. It’s a meal that feels indulgent yet clean, leaving you satisfied without the mid-week heaviness. If you want a Monday night to remember, this is your table.

The Lobster Shack

Monday usually calls for a win, and The Lobster Shack delivers it in a butter-toasted bun. There’s no pretense here—just a kitchen that understands the assignment: overstuffed rolls, pristine seafood, and a vibe that feels like a permanent weekend. It’s the kind of Monday meal that’s messy in all the right ways, offering a sense of coastal indulgence that’s super fresh and entirely revitalizing. When the Monday grind gets heavy, this is where you go to lighten the load.

The Lobster Shack has multiple locations in Miami Beach. For more information, visit their official website.