Skip the stress of cooking this Thanksgiving and let Miami’s culinary professionals do the work for you. Whether you’re visiting for the holiday or a local looking to enjoy turkey without the cleanup, Miami offers an impressive array of dining options—from globally-inspired restaurants to classic American feasts. Here’s where to celebrate with a holiday meal in Wynwood and nearby neighborhoods like Midtown, the Design District, and Edgewater.
Where to Stay: Arlo Wynwood
Before we dive into the dining options, let’s talk about where to stay for the holiday in the Magic City. If you’re visiting Miami for Thanksgiving, Arlo Wynwood is the perfect home base. The artsy, boutique hotel puts you right in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District, surrounded by street art, galleries, and some of the city’s best bars and restaurants.
The hotel features modern, minimalist guest rooms, a spectacular rooftop pool with a bar, and a delicious destination restaurant (more on that below). With valet parking available and Thanksgiving dining options at your doorstep, Arlo Wynwood makes celebrating the holiday easy and stress-free.
2217 NW Miami Ct
Wynwood Restaurants
Wyn Wyn
Located inside Arlo Wynwood, Wyn Wyn is serving a special Thanksgiving dinner that blends Latin and Asian-inspired flavors with holiday tradition. The three-course meal ($60 per person) includes creative dishes such as the braised turkey leg with pickled cranberry kimchi, harvest farroto, and a slow roasted heritage turkey breast and confit leg with caramel jus. The all-important dessert options are a pumpkin cheesecake with guava gel, and the “Florida Man” key lime tart, with pistachio crumble, torched meringue, and passionfruit gel. The restaurant is serving lunch between 11:30am and 3:30pm on Thanksgiving Day, with dinner reservations available from 6pm to 9:30pm.
2217 NW Miami Ct
Rosemary’s Miami
This beloved NYC transplant brings Italian countryside charm to Wynwood with a lush setting that makes you forget you’re in the middle of the city. Rosemary’s Miami is serving its full à la carte menu on Thanksgiving along with two Italian-inspired turkey specials for $29 each: Heritage Turkey Milanese: A pan-fried turkey leg cutlet with cranberry mostarda, arugula salad, and lemon, and Roasted Heritage Turkey: Slow-roasted turkey breast with panzanella stuffing, mashed potatoes, carrots, and marsala gravy.
Thanks to the restaurant’s partnership with Miami’s Little River Cooperative, your plate will likely feature vegetables plucked from the vines surrounding your table. With housemade pastas, fresh seafood, and a gorgeous patio, Rosemary’s offers a warm, neighborhood feel that’s perfect for gathering with loved ones.
322 NW 25th St
Pastis Miami
For a Parisian-style Thanksgiving, head to Pastis Miami, the acclaimed French brasserie that anchored Manhattan’s Meatpacking District for years before opening in Wynwood. This classic bistro setting features a curved zinc bar, giant mirrors, and iconic red banquettes. Favorites on the regular menu include French classics such as steak frites and duck confit. On Thanksgiving, Pastis is offering a $51 Plat Du Jour of Herb Roasted Turkey with mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, stuffing and sweet potatoes, and brussels sprouts, as well as a three-course prix-fixe Thanksgiving menu featuring the same turkey main and traditional sides, plus delicious appetizers and a choice of pecan, pumpkin, or apple pie for dessert. The prix-fixe option is $86 per person.
380 NW 26th St
Fireman Derek’s Bake Shop (Takeout Only)
While Fireman Derek’s in Wynwood won’t be open on Thanksgiving Day, they are taking pre-orders for some spectacular holiday desserts. The Thanksgiving specials include a Dulce Banana Cream Pie—a no-bake classic over a bed of dulce de leche, topped with crushed vanilla wafers and caramel sauce—and
plus a traditional spiced Pumpkin Pie with whipped cream. They also offer Pecan Pie, Apple Pie, Carrot Cake, Salted Caramel Pie, and even more irresistible concoctions. Pre-order online and specify your preferred pickup time before Thanksgiving Day.
2545 N Miami Ave
Nearby Neighborhoods
Cote Miami (Design District)
For a truly spectacular Thanksgiving dinner, Cote Miami in the Design District offers an upscale Korean steakhouse experience. This Michelin-starred restaurant combines the fun and fire of Korean barbecue with the elegance of a classic American steakhouse. The $78 Butcher’s Feast is Cote’s signature experience, featuring four courses of exceptional beef cuts along with banchan (pickled vegetables), scallion salad, savory egg soufflé with kimchi, stew, rice, and soy sauce caramel soft serve for dessert. The restaurant’s Thanksgiving Menu will be posted online soon—check their website for a preview.
3900 NE 2nd Ave
Amara at Paraiso (Edgewater)
Created by renowned Miami Chef Michael Schwartz, Amara at Paraiso offers fine dining with stunning views of Biscayne Bay. The Latin-inspired restaurant focuses on live-fire cooking with seasonal vegetables, roasted meats, and fresh seafood. On Thanksgiving Day, Amara is offering a Thanksgiving Dinner Endless Buffet between 3pm and 9pm, with plenty of vegetables, sides, and turkey dishes along with other protein options. For dessert, choices include seasonal cobblers, traditional apple and pumpkin pie, and a dulce de leche flan. This special holiday spread is $109 per person, and $48 for children 5–12.
3101 NE 7th Ave
Tips for Thanksgiving Dining in Miami
Make Reservations Early: Popular restaurants book up quickly for Thanksgiving. Reserve your table as soon as possible.
Consider Timing: If you want a quieter experience, book an early seating (around 5pm) or later in the evening (after 8pm).
Ask About Special Menus: Many restaurants offer both traditional Thanksgiving menus and their regular à la carte options. You can confirm what’s available when you book.
Parking in Wynwood: Valet parking is available at most restaurants, but street parking can be challenging. Consider using a rideshare service or taking advantage of hotel valet if you’re staying at Arlo Wynwood.
Pre-Order Desserts: If you’re dining out but want a special pie for later, order from Fireman Derek’s or another bakery in advance of the holiday.
Explore the Neighborhood: Wynwood’s famous street art and galleries make for a perfect pre-dinner or post-meal stroll. The Wynwood Walls are just a short walk from most of these restaurants.
This Thanksgiving, Miami’s culinary scene offers something for everyone—and with Arlo Wynwood as your home base, you’ll be steps away from some of the city’s most exciting restaurants and world-class street art and creative energy.
Skip the turkey stress and let Miami’s best chefs handle the holiday cooking. Your only job? Show up hungry and ready to celebrate. Happy Thanksgiving!
