The best New Year's Day brunch in Miami

There’s no quitting avocado toast as far as we’re concerned. Take your obsession into 2019 with help from Buena Vista restaurant Vista, which hosts a special Tuesday edition of its Sunday brunch. Besides the beloved avo toast, there are egg dishes, burgers and other breakfast-y items to choose from. Á la carte

One of the nicer options for New Year’s Day brunch is at Upland, where you’ll build your own menu from items like the little gem salad, bucatini cacio e pepe and the Upland cheeseburger (an elevated one at that). An extra $26 gets you bottomless cocktails from 11:30am to 3pm. Á la carte

Make your recovery brunch count at Rocco’s, where $70 gets you a bottle of Veuve Clicquot plus tacos, burritos, tortas and other booze-soaking Mexican specialties abound. Specials are available at Rocco’s locations. Á la carte

Planta is making sure you start the year building good habits. Head to the South of Fifth restaurant from 11am to 3pm for 100-percent plant-based eats as well as bottomless cocktails—because real change happens gradually. Á la carte

Tuck into one of the plush booths at Habitat for a comfy seat and a clear shot of the brunch spread offered on New Year’s Day. On tap on the extended buffet is an omelette station, a sushi bar, assorted pastries and more. $90

Enjoy Quinto La Huella’s signature Sunday spread on a Tuesday: East, Miami’s Uruguayan hot spot offers its full asado spread on January 1st, complete with bottomless drink options. $55, children under 8 $27.50.

Hit the Bal Harbour Shops for tasty French eats on the first of the year. Le Zoo opens from 11am to 4pm on January 1st, serving its classic weekend fare—from crab and avocado salad and escargot to grilled branzino. Á la carte

Brunch at the Miracle Mile spot begins at 11:30am and features lunch-y favorites like the candied bacon, the angry meatball and oven roasted chicken wings. It’s perfect for the partiers who slept through breakfast and need something more than eggs to bring them back to life. Á la carte

Stayed in on NYE? Go all out the next day at Jaya, which serves a festive buffet of assorted Asian specialties, a selection of raw bar items and more dessert than you should be eating on the first day of the year (just saying). As always, the Louis Roederer will keep you hydrated as the live jazz keeps you entertained. $145, children under 12 $63.