Miami Spice extends through Halloween for the first time in 25 years, giving diners a whole extra month of amazing deals

Miami Spice 2026 is getting extra heated this year: The city's annual prix-fixe extravaganza has been extended through October 31 to give Miamians another month to score discounted meals at some of the city’s best restaurants.

The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau announced the extension on September 14, adding October to the 25th edition of Miami Spice Restaurant Months. The 2026 program has drawn a record 400-plus participating restaurants across Greater Miami and Miami Beach during its traditional August and September run, and now diners get four extra weeks to eat their way through the deals.

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And what deals they are: Participating restaurants are offering three-course prix-fixe menus at a minimum of 30-percent savings; brunch and lunch menus are priced at $40, while dinner comes in at either $50 or $65. And if that's not enough, Miami Spice Reserve offers premium prix-fixe and tasting menus starting at $95. Select Miami Spice restaurants will also offer optional wine pairings from the program’s official wine partners, including Louis Pommery California sparkling wine and Château La Gordonne rosé.

And because sometimes the best restaurant experience is the one that happens on your couch, Miami Spice’s exclusive third-party delivery and takeout partner, Uber Eats, will continue offering special in-app deals from participating restaurants.

"Miami Spice is that opportune time that is as important to our restaurant community as it is to our diners, said David Whitaker, president and CEO of the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, in a statement. “Extending the program through October gives diners even more time to experience that collaboration. We're cognizant of what our restaurant community and their chefs mean to our visitor and diner experience and we're seizing this opportunity to offer diners and restaurants alike another month to celebrate.”

The extension also means more opportunities to support Camillus House, the official nonprofit beneficiary of Miami Spice. Diners can contribute via QR codes on participating restaurant menus, with donations helping support meals, shelter, housing and other essential services for people experiencing homelessness across South Florida.

Miami Spice has always been one of the city's best excuses to try somewhere new without committing to a full-price splurge. Now that excuse lasts an extra month—which, in Miami, is basically a public service.

For a full list of participating restaurants, click here.