The Happy Hour Edit · Miami
Miami Spice brunch 2026: four menus, days and extras to compare
Compare four $40 Miami Spice brunch menus, from daily News Cafe to Sunday-only Daniel’s, with course choices, drink extras and published fee conflicts.
By Happy Hour in Miami
Published · Official menus reviewed
Four $40 brunch menus offer different plans: daily breakfast classics at News Cafe, a Sunday burger at Daniel’s, weekend drag brunch at R House, or a waterfront meal at Seaspice. Each publishes a Miami Spice brunch menu, distinct from weekend lunch.
We selected complete course sequences with confirmed brunch days and useful differences in food or extras. These are September 2026 menu comparisons checked September 14, not tasting reviews. The organizer now advertises the program through October 31; individual restaurant offers may end earlier. Confirm October participation directly.
01 · Daily brunch with a sweet final course
News Cafe
Brunch · daily; confirm Spice seating times
$40 per person · choose one dish from each of three courses
On Ocean Drive, try comparing the yogurt starter, Benedict Classic and pancakes. Beef chilaquiles is another main; French toast is another dessert. Consider whether you want a sweet bread course after eggs.
Fruit on French toast or piña colada syrup on pancakes adds $4. The restaurant’s 2026 article advertises two hours of bottomless mimosas for $35 extra: a $75 food-and-drink subtotal before fees and tax.
Before you goFee conflict: the brunch PDF says 18% service; the restaurant’s Spice page says 20%. Confirm the applicable rate and exact Spice seating times.
02 · A Sunday choice with an explicit burger portion
Daniel’s Miami
Brunch · Sunday only; confirm seating times
$40 per person · three courses; steak upgrade costs extra
The Coral Gables menu allows cauliflower to start, the Heritage Burger as a main, and sorbet to finish. Its burger is described as eight ounces of beef with potatoes, providing a specific portion to consider.
Belgian waffles are another included main. For steak and eggs, confirm the supplement first: the restaurant menu says $15, but the organizer says $25. Neither is included in the $40 base.
Before you goSunday brunch only. Drinks and fees are additional; the reviewed brunch menu gives no service-charge percentage. The dress code excludes shorts, flip-flops and baseball caps, among other restrictions.
03 · A weekend set menu with a welcome cocktail
R House
Brunch · Saturday and Sunday; reserve the relevant show seating
$40 per person · set brunch and welcome cocktail; bottomless drinks +$25
R House’s Wynwood brunch includes a quinoa salad and welcome spicy margarita. Its R Set combines a slider, fried chicken, a breakfast croissant and mango French toast, followed by chocolate truffles. This is a set-menu format rather than the single main selection used at the other restaurants here.
The optional bottomless package takes the menu subtotal to $65 before charges. The PDF also lists alternative bowls, but an option labeled vegan includes bee pollen; anyone avoiding animal products should confirm every course and any replacement directly.
Before you goAlcoholic drinks are 21+. Drag brunch is 18+ and requires accepted original ID; the venue publishes additional foreign-ID rules. Tax and service fee are excluded, with no percentage or bottomless duration stated on the Spice PDF. Groups of nine or more have special terms.
04 · A savory weekend meal with published hours
Seaspice
Brunch · Saturday and Sunday · noon–4 PM
$40 per person · appetizer, entrée and dessert
By the Miami River, compare the corn gazpacho, crab-and-artichoke casserole and tropical pavlova. Truffle tagliatelle with egg is another included main; donburi provides a fish-and-rice alternative.
Spice brunch runs noon–4 PM on both weekend days. Caviar on huevos rotos adds $10. The menu provides no serving weights or piece counts for these dishes, so compare ingredients without assuming which meal is biggest.
Before you goDrinks, tax and applicable charges are extra. A service-charge percentage was not established from the reviewed menu. Confirm final seating and course availability; the window does not guarantee a reservation.
Let the day and the extras decide
News Cafe covers weekdays; Sunday adds Daniel’s, while R House and Seaspice cover both weekend days. Choose your courses, then add drinks, upgrades and service charges. Open the complete Miami Spice guide for more restaurants, and confirm the specific offer before booking.
Browse Miami Spice restaurantsBased on official online menus reviewed on September 14, 2026. These are source checks, not restaurant confirmations, personal visits or taste rankings. This article is a dated snapshot, not a live availability feed. Menus can change.
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