Dining at Fontainebleau Miami Beach: where to eat on property

Signature restaurants: Hakkasan, Prime 54 and Mirabella

If you want a formal dinner on property, head to one of Fontainebleau’s signature restaurants. Hakkasan offers modern Cantonese plates (seafood, dim sum, Peking duck) and is more dinner-oriented; Prime 54 is the resort’s two-story steakhouse with a wine tower; Mirabella serves coastal Italian plates and runs a signature-style program alongside the other two.

Reservations are recommended for Hakkasan and Prime 54, especially on weekend evenings. These venues follow a smart-casual dress code and ask guests to avoid beachwear for dinner.

Bullets:

- Hakkasan: dinner (hours: 6:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m. Sun–Thu; open later Fri–Sat) — reservations available via OpenTable. (photo: 92)

• - Prime 54: dinner (hours: 6:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m. Sun–Fri; until 11:00 p.m. Sat) — smart casual dress code.
• - Mirabella: coastal Italian dinner menu; happy hour and Italian-inspired bites available (hours vary; check concierge).

Poolside, beach and quick bites: La Côte, Fresh and Vida

For daytime meals and quick poolside stops, the resort offers several casual outlets. La Côte is the two-level Mediterranean beach-and-poolside restaurant for lunches and sunset views; Fresh sits by the poolscape with sandwiches, salads, snacks and gelato; Vida is the all-day American comfort option for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Fresh is the easiest place for quick orders between dips in the pool; Vida runs breakfast service and is suitable for families. La Côte’s hours are focused on lunch and early afternoon; Fresh lists daily service midday, and Vida is open daily from morning through evening.

Bullets:

- La Côte: Mediterranean, lunch service 11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; bar open to 6:00 p.m.

- Fresh: snacks, pizza, 17 gelato flavors, daily 11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (photo: 89)

• - Vida: American comfort food; daily 7:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.

Bars, lounges and late-night options

Fontainebleau has multiple bars and nightlife spots on property. Bleau Bar is the classic lobby cocktail bar and serves cocktails through the late night; Glow Bar sits by the Bowtie Pool for daytime drinks; La Côte Bar and Prime 54 Bar & Lounge offer ocean- or wine-focused beverages.

LIV Nightclub is on-site for after-dark clubbing; note the club has a dress code and may close for private events. For a quieter evening, Bleau Bar is the go-to pre- or post-dinner destination.

bullets:

- Bleau Bar: cocktails 12:00 p.m.–2:00 a.m.

- Glow Bar: poolside lounge, 10:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. (photo: 79)

• - La Côte Bar: oceanview cocktails, 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
• - Prime 54 Bar & Lounge: wine-focused, adjacent to the steakhouse.

Casual daytime and family-friendly choices

Families will find most casual options welcoming. Vida, Fresh and Chez Bon Bon are suitable for kids; the Family Pool and nearby casual eateries make it simple to feed children between pool activities.

Chez Bon Bon operates as the resort coffeehouse and patisserie with early hours—good for grab-and-go pastries, espresso and sweets. Arkadia Grill is listed as an American/beachside grill for casual lunches and dinners; check with concierge for current hours and availability.

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- Chez Bon Bon: coffee and pastries, early opening hours (photo: -1)

- Arkadia Grill: casual American dishes — hours vary, see concierge

• - Family-friendly venues: Vida, Fresh, Chez Bon Bon

Private dining, events and group meals

Fontainebleau handles private dining and catered events through its events and banquets team. Large ballrooms and outdoor lawns connect to on-property kitchens and dining staff who manage weddings, receptions and corporate functions.

If you’re planning a group meal or rehearsal dinner, contact the hotel events or private-dining coordinator via the resort’s events contacts; private menus and minimums vary by space and group size, so speak to the team to get details and current pricing.

bullets:

- Event venues include Fontaine Ballroom, Sparkle Ballroom and Ocean Lawn (used for beachfront events).

- Private party contact information for Prime 54 is listed for restaurant-level events; broader event planning goes through the resort events team.

• - Ask about dietary needs and children’s menu options when booking group meals

Practical dining tips and reservation advice

Make reservations for Hakkasan, Prime 54 and Mirabella—weekend evenings fill up fastest. For Hakkasan specifically, OpenTable is suggested for bookings; concierge can also help secure tables across the resort.

Poolside and beach dining is walk-up friendly but can have limited seating during peak pool hours; the resort asks guests not to bring outside food or beverage onto the pool deck. If you need special arrangements (celebration cake, high chair, allergy accommodation), contact the restaurant or concierge in advance.

bullets:

- Walk-ins: Fresh, La Côte daytime service and Chez Bon Bon are easiest for quick service.

- Dress: signature restaurants recommend smart casual rather than beachwear; check individual venue policies before arriving. (photo: -1)

• - If you need a private table for a group or event, contact the resort’s events team as early as possible.