Miami Restaurants That Opened September 2025

September might not bring crisp fall weather to Miami, but it definitely kicked off a new season of excitement in the city’s dining scene. Last month was filled with openings that felt like a world tour of flavors. Amazónico brought its bold, Brazilian-inspired, three-story experience to Brickell, complete with live music, DJs, and tropical vibes, while Maman debuted in Aventura with its charming Paris-meets-Provence pastries and brunch staples. Over in Doral, Panama’s Nacionsushi made its U.S. debut with colorful, eclectic rolls and playful bites, while TikTok-famous Naughty Coffee opened downtown, transitioning from trucks to a full café offering matcha, espresso drinks, and brunchy plates.

Wynwood has its own splashy newcomer with Pari Pari, a handroll bar led by Michelin-recognized chef Yasuhiro “Yasu” Tanaka, where guests can sit at a 24-seat counter for fresh, crisp rolls, such as wagyu aburi and toro caviar. And Pinecrest finally welcomed its first wine bar, Rainy Days, from the Brewing Buddha team, offering wine, sangrias, sake cocktails, and tapas in a cozy neighborhood setting. Even though it’s still 80 degrees and humid, September still came through with a stacked lineup of openings that are giving us all the flavor, variety, and vibes we need to kick off the season in the best way possible.

Amazónico Miami

Amazónico made its U.S. debut in Miami on September 26, bringing its acclaimed Latin American–inspired restaurant to Brickell. The three-story restaurant features live music, luxurious tropical decor, a bar and lounge with DJs, and a sushi counter (a rooftop will open later this year). Guests can expect a menu inspired by Brazil, featuring dishes created especially for Miami, along with an extensive wine and cocktail list. With its blend of Latin cuisine, upbeat music, and lush design, it’s definitely New Times’ pick for September’s hottest opening. 800 Brickell Ave., Miami; 645-222-2000; amazonicorestaurant.com/miami.

Maman Aventura

Bonjour, Aventura! Maman officially opened its doors on September 4, bringing its signature pastries, brunch favorites, and cozy French-inspired design to 2747 NE 193rd Street. This marks the brand’s ninth location in South Florida, featuring a spacious outdoor patio and exclusive kosher-friendly menu items available in Aventura. Known for its dreamy blue-and-white décor and artisanal offerings, maman continues to expand its Paris-meets-Provence charm across Miami. With Edgewater set to open shortly after, the beloved café and bakery shows no signs of slowing down. 2747 NE 193rd St., B16, Aventura; 786-320-5200; mamannyc.com.

Nacionsushi

Nacionsushi, the wildly popular sushi spot from Panama, has officially opened its first U.S. location at Doral Square. Known for its “XL rolls,” eclectic menu inspired by Japan and Southeast Asia, and playful dishes like “Crispy Pizzas” and “Taquitos Tuk Tuk,” the brand has already become a sensation across Latin America with more than 40 restaurants. The Doral outpost mirrors that energy with a bold, vibrant design featuring neon art, cherry blossoms, and themed dining spaces that transport guests across Asia. With $10 cocktails, colorful plates, and a lively atmosphere, Nacionsushi is the spot to check out when you’re in Doral this fall. 8700 NW 36th St., Miami, at Doral Square Shopping Mall; nacionsushi.com/us.

Naughty Coffee

Naughty Coffee, the TikTok-famous matcha and espresso brand, has officially opened its first permanent café in downtown Miami. What began as a Volkswagen coffee truck in Brickell and later expanded to Aventura and Dadeland has now grown into a full-service spot with food, roasted coffee, and an expanded drink menu. Guests can enjoy a variety of options, including lattes and matcha, as well as avocado toast, burrata salad, and more. With its downtown debut, Naughty Coffee cements its place as one of Miami’s buzziest coffee openings of the year (and there’s been a bunch). 101 NE Second Ave., Miami; 347-283-5609; naughtycoffeeshop.com.

Pari Pari

Pari Pari, a new handroll bar in Wynwood, has opened with a menu curated by Michelin-recognized chef Yasuhiro “Yasu” Tanaka — so you know it has to be good. The 24-seat sushi counter offers a simple but elevated experience, where guests choose their handrolls and watch them being prepared fresh before being delivered one by one. The menu features sashimi appetizers, classic hand rolls, and more lavish options such as A5 wagyu aburi, toro caviar, and uni wagyu. With Parisian flair, Japanese precision, and desserts by pastry chef Yann Couvreur, Pari Pari joins Amazónico as one of Miami’s hottest openings of the year. 127 NW 27th St.; pariparimiami.com.

Rainy Days – Brewing Buddha’s Wine Bar

Rainy Days, the first-ever wine bar in Pinecrest, has opened in the Pinecrest Village Plaza right next to longtime neighborhood favorite Brewing Buddha. Created by Brewing Buddha’s founders, brothers Jordan and Cassidy Athos, the new spot offers an approachable wine list, playful sangrias, sake cocktails, local beers, and a menu of charcuterie boards and tapas. Guests can expect a variety of dishes, including pecan-baked brie and smoked salmon toast, as well as mushroom-truffle flatbreads and empanadas, all designed for sharing. With its cozy atmosphere and community spirit, Rainy Days is just the kinda spot Pinecrest desperately needed. 8225 SW 124th St., Miami; brewingbuddha.com.