The Best Restaurants Near Adrienne Arsht Center

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The Adrienne Arsht Center draws crowds for everything from Broadway shows to world-class concerts. If you’re heading to a performance, here are five standout restaurants nearby that’ll make your evening even better.

Bar Tulio’s

The Best Restaurants Near Adrienne Arsht Center - Bar Tulio's, best, Brasserie Laurel, Hiyakawa, Primo's, Sixty Vines - December 2024

Bar Tulio’s brings creative Mexican-inspired flavors to Wynwood with a menu that’s not afraid to experiment. Their short rib birria tacos are a crowd favorite, as are their enchiladas rojas and lightly blackened grouper. If you’re only visiting for a quick bite before a performance, the tuna poke stack and lettuce wraps are perfect for sharing and getting in and out in time for the show. If you have the time, though, save some room for dessert: The churros deserve a standing ovation.  

Brasserie Laurel

For a taste of Paris in the heart of Miami, head to Brasserie Laurel. This elegant brasserie celebrates time-honored French cuisine with a great charcuterie selection and a menu that balances rich classics with lighter fare.

Start with a sampling of artisanal cured meats and aged cheeses like Tête de Moine and 12-month aged gruyère. Or, if you’re feeling extra fancy, indulge in the Petrossian caviar service for a luxurious first course. Seafood lovers will delight in the fruits de mer selection, where you can enjoy oysters, lobster, stone crab, and more.

When it’s time for the main event, the squab Pithiver is a showstopper, while the burger au poivre elevates the humble hamburger with delicious gruyere; you can add bearnaise or black truffle for an upcharge. Take your time enjoying this experience: Brasserie Laurel is a short walk from the Metro, so you can be at the center in just minutes.  

Brasserie Laurel is located at 698 NE 1st Ave G170, Miami, FL 33132. For more information, visit their official website

Hiyakawa

For fans of Japanese cuisine, Hiyakawa is a must-visit near the Arsht Center. Known for its minimalist and elegant setting, Hiyakawa offers an intimate dining experience that’s unforgettable. Although there is an a la carte menu that offers an impressive selection of bites, the omakase is where you’ll find the most interesting preparations. The menu is always changing, but you can always expect the freshest fish whenever you visit. Reservations are a must.

Hiyakawa is located at 2700 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33127. For more information, visit their official website

Primo’s 

Primo’s menu reads like the greatest hits of Italian cuisine, with each dish delivering flavor in spades. Their fresh pasta is a delight; you can taste the difference in offerings like their house-made gnocchi with pesto or Bolognese sauce.

You should try at least one pizza during your visit: The crust here achieves that perfect balance of crispy and chewy. Not in the mood for pizza or pasta? Burgers, steak, and seafood options abound, so you’ll find something that suits your palate. The best part about Primo’s: It’s down the street from the Arsht Center – you can even walk if you feel like it.

Sixty Vines

The Best Restaurants Near Adrienne Arsht Center - Bar Tulio's, best, Brasserie Laurel, Hiyakawa, Primo's, Sixty Vines - December 2024
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Take wining and dining to the next level at Sixty Vines. The eatery offers a relaxed yet elevated experience inspired by Napa Valley’s wine country. Just a short drive or MetroMover ride from the theater, this restaurant is perfect for wine lovers, with an exquisite selection of vinos on tap and a seasonal menu crafted to complement each pour. Two things you must try:  the fig and prosciutto pizza and the olive oil cake. The airy, communal space is super inviting, making it an ideal spot to kick off an evening of great food, company, and entertainment.

Sixty Vines is located at 150 NE 8th St #135, Miami, FL 33132. For more information, visit their official website.

Geoffrey Anderson

Geoffrey Anderson Jr. is a contributing/staff writer for Dish Miami. For over six years, he has covered the South Florida dining scene with his wife for the award-winning local food blog Miami Food Pug. When he's not writing about food, he's eating it—or attending rock concerts and traveling.

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