Seaspice Brasserie & Lounge

Back at it again with another GonzoEats vibes. So this one is for the date nights. This place is very nice for a late night dinner date but in sure can be a nice brunch/lunch spot as the drinks were good and it is waterfront so weather permitting nice scenery. It does have a cute picture area for those that want to snap come cute ones before or after eating. Service was great for sure. Now let's get to the food. It is a seafood place but I went with the steak cause why not and it did not disappoint one bit. The oysters oh baby I could have just kept them coming. All in all was a great time with good food and believe it or not didn't break the back. Like always though try it yourselves and be the judge.

Gorgeous restaurant! Lots of seating, indoor and outdoor, and this restaurant sits right on the Miami River so there's constant boat activity passing by. Great music playing to set the vibe.Came for the Miami Spice brunch menu, and I was not disappointed. Every one of my choices were excellent and I left feeling quite full.We also indulged in the drinks package, which in my opinion was pricey. The service was efficient, with multiple staff making sure our plates were cleared before the next dish. We had ourselves a great time! Would definitely recommend this restaurant for the brunch menu, and I'm curious enough about the other Miami spice menus to want to come again.

Have been for drinks but first time for food and it did not disappoint. All three courses and sides were scrumptious with a great view of the Miami river.

I had the best birthday dinner here with my girls! First, I wanted to note that the staff was very friendly. We had a reservation and the hosts gave us an option to sit indoor or outdoors. We pick outdoors, because they have an amazing view of the Miami River!We did the Miami spice menu. Everything was so yummy. I got the Salmon Crudo for my appetizer and the Summer Shellfish Stew as my main entree. Everything was so fresh. For dessert I had their yummy treats leches. I Will definitely come again for next time with the girls.

Brunch here was absolutely amazing, we did the Tapas menu which was $50 PP for three courses which is well worth the money and added on drinks for $30 PP. I loved the vibe of the place with the boats passing by and nice shaded areas as well as an indoor dining for those that can't bare the heat. The cocktails were absolutely delicious with a peach bellini that had me a little buzzed by the third one and ready for more, and the food was delicious. My friend and i both did this menu, and shared each course for a total of 6 courses. Starting with the Eggs in Eggs, which were a little lackluster and didn't offer a whole lot but still decently tasty. I would skip the eggs in eggs and get the Lamb Vol-Au-Vent which was absolutely so delicious and satisfying, though it did come out a bit cold but that did not deter from the great flavors of the lamb and puff pastry. The Handcrafted Burrata was also great, i mean you can never go wrong with burrata and it was so refreshing on a hot summer day. Quickly want to thank the staff for being so professional and welcoming, i adored our server for being quick and efficient and ready to serve our next drinks when he saw them depleting. For our next three courses we did the Million Layer Potatoes which were tasty, but again there's so many options to choose from if you can go for one of the benedict's instead that looked much tastier but unfortunately we did not get to try. The next two dishes were pasta with the Spaghetti Pesto and Truffle Tagliatelle. Both pastas were tasty and good reorder for me. I will definitely be coming back and trying out more of their brunch menu options.

We've been here twice. Once a year or so ago on a weekend night. Crowd was lively, drinks were flowing. Yesterday our experience was underwhelming. The food is average, nothing overly special about it. Our main concern was the service. VERY slow. We sat outside, every table was not taken and it took forever. To get a drink, to place our order, and to get the check. We were only in Miami for one night and needed to get back to the hotel. They also automatically add 20% gratuity. It seems when this happens the service isn't always as good. The music was REALLY loud outside. Too loud for a 6:30pm dinner on a Tuesday. They ended up lowering it which was much better. The espresso martini was below average. The material girl drink was delicious!Next time we're in Miami we'll prob skip Seaspice.

The food and cocktails are good. In total 70 worth it. They don't have Apple Pay so better with your wallet .

Beautiful, picturesque setting. Although it was Mother's Day and a busy crowd, service was great and the waiter was very polite. My drink was really strong. I think it was called Say hello to my Friend. I just wish it was a bigger glass lol. I had the lobster risotto as my main meal---delicious. Lobster was tasty and moist. Everything paired together was just amazing. Worth all the money!!!

Update on my first review:They told me to email or call them in regards to the incident where my friend got cut twice by the servers and we all except for my friend got charged for this bad experience and I never received a reply back to my email

What a fantastic location and even better food! Sitting on the Miami River, Seaspice is a contemporary, upscale eatery with great selections of seafood and steak. Its patio area has a retractable roof as well so you can still sit outside even when the weather isn't so nice. The night I was there was a beautiful Miami evening and it was a pleasure to sit and watch all the boats go by. The only downside I'd give this restaurant was it was a little dark where we sat and reading the menu was challenging. I had to use my cell phone flashlight. We started with the Spanish Octopus a la Plancha appetizer, cooked and seasoned to perfection and enough for two people to share. We also shared the Baby Arugula salad, which was a good size and well-dressed with a citrus vinaigrette. I was eager to try a steak served on a volcanic hotstone! Really cool experience - the steak is served on a very hot stone with garnishings on the side. Be careful, the stone is extremely hot and the steak will continue to cook as long as it's on the stone. If you want a rare steak, take it off the stone quickly after it's served (and you've gotten your picture). I went with the filet mignon and added a pinch of salt. It is also served with a creamy peppercorn sauce on the side, which was very flavorful and yummy. I preferred to dip in the sauce instead of smothering because I didn't want the flavor to overwhelm the steak. My friends got the Salmon entree and the Filet Mignon brochette (as a meal) and both enjoyed their dishes as well. The service was timely and the server was friendly! Seaspice is definitely on the pricier side depending on what you get, with entrees clocking in the $50-100 range. They do have salads, pastas, and pizzas in a more digestible $20-50 range too. For a special occasion, definitely worth it and I can't wait to go back and try more of the menu!