Nikki Beach Miami

Long before brunch became as ubiquitous in Miami as Cuban sandwiches, there was Nikki Beach, whose Sunday spread was equal parts boozy feast and serious South Beach scene. And even though it seems like you can find quality brunch in a gas station nowadays, Nikki Beach still offers one of the city’s strongest with crepe, pasta, waffle, and prime rib stations headlining a colorful lineup that runs the entire length of the restaurant.

It’s hard not to feel thankful when you’re enjoying turkey under warm sun with your toes in the sand. Lacking a beach house, your best bet to make this dream a reality is at Nikki Beach, where staff will be dishing up Thanksgiving dinner from noon to 6 pm. The seaside staple will have a special menu served al fresco, highlighted by turkey with rosemary, thyme, and sage. You can also opt for a Virginia honey baked ham, then move on to green bean casserole, gruyere mac ‘n cheese, rosemary sweet potato mash, and parsley smashed potatoes. Grab a coffee with your Bebito’s Cafe caramel apple pie and you just might stay up until the end of the football games.
Cost: A la carte menu prices vary.