The 8 BEST Hotels with Christmas Eve Dinner in Miami Beach 2026

Two signature restaurants serve distinct festive Christmas menus. Christmas Eve dinner comes alive at Los Fuegos, where wood-fired branzino and Wagyu bring a dramatic Argentine edge to the holiday table. Pao adds a different festive mood with Hokkaido scallops, sake-aged Wagyu and a shareable yule log. From the hotel, the beach is steps away and the Bass Museum of Art is about a 12-minute walk. You get a polished, lively holiday stay made for diners who want the meal to be the evening’s main event.

Rao’s brings its Feast of the Seven Fishes. Rao’s brings the Italian-American Christmas Eve tradition of the Feast of the Seven Fishes to the hotel’s dining scene. Its warm, family-style atmosphere makes the holiday meal feel convivial rather than formal. The beach is right outside, while Lincoln Road is about a 7-minute walk away. You get a full-service South Beach stay with a celebratory dinner at its heart, especially suited to families and seafood lovers.

Donna Mare sets Christmas Eve in an old-world trattoria. Donna Mare sets the Christmas Eve table with a festive dinner in a warmly styled, old-world Italian trattoria. The restaurant’s welcoming mood makes the celebration feel relaxed and special, with the hotel’s holiday spirit all around you. The beach is across the street, and the Miami Beach Boardwalk is a short walk away. You get a cheerful oceanfront holiday stay that suits anyone who wants Italian comfort with a little Art Deco glamour.

A tropical Christmas menu features grouper and braised lamb. The hotel’s Christmas menu brings a tropical touch to the holiday table, with dishes such as grouper and braised lamb shank. Jamaican black cake adds a festive finish, while the restaurant setting keeps the evening easygoing and warm. The beach is steps away, and Lincoln Road is less than a mile away. You get a relaxed, beachy holiday stay with a proper celebratory meal close at hand.

Call Me Cuban serves a three-course Noche Buena dinner. Call Me Cuban by YUCA gives Christmas Eve a distinctly Cuban flavor with a three-course holiday menu. Traditional lechón asado with mashed yuca and congri rice brings a festive Noche Buena centerpiece to the table. Lummus Park is a 2-minute walk away, and the Art Deco Historic District is about 5 minutes on foot. You get a lively Ocean Drive stay that feels especially right for a holiday dinner rooted in local flavor.

Broken Shaker keeps Christmas Eve dinner casual and sociable. Broken Shaker makes Christmas Eve dinner feel laid-back, with its dinner menu served in a garden-like setting. The bar’s spirited atmosphere brings a lively, unfussy note to the holiday evening. The beach is about a 3-minute walk away, and Collins Park is roughly 10 minutes on foot. You get a casual, social Miami Beach stay that suits travelers who prefer festive energy over a formal dinner.

Lido pairs Christmas Eve with a four-course Italian menu. Lido marks Christmas Eve with a four-course Italian dinner, moving from crudos and housemade pasta to soulful mains. A curated wine pairing adds an elegant extra touch to the holiday meal. The Surf Club’s oceanfront beach is on-site, and Bal Harbour Shops is about a 5-minute drive away. You get a serene, high-end holiday stay just north of Miami Beach, especially appealing if you want festive dining in a quieter setting.

Mareva 1939 serves a festive Spanish-leaning holiday dinner. Mareva 1939 brings a Spanish-leaning holiday menu to the hotel’s elegant Art Deco dining room. Tapas, seafood and Spanish flavors make the meal feel celebratory and easy to share. Lincoln Road is about a 5-minute walk away, with the beach just beyond the hotel. You get an adults-only South Beach stay with a convivial dinner and a quietly glamorous holiday feel.