Is Sugarcane Miami still open?

No. Sugarcane Raw Bar and Grill in Miami closed its doors on January 31, 2025, after 15 years of operation. The brand continues at Sugarcane Las Vegas at The Venetian.

What type of cuisine did Sugarcane Miami serve?

Sugarcane served eclectic small plates spanning sushi, ceviche, wagyu, seafood, and globally-inspired dishes, paired with artisanal cocktails and a full bar.

Where was Sugarcane Miami located?

Sugarcane was located at 3252 NE 1st Ave, Miami, FL 33137, inside the Collection at Midtown Miami in the Midtown/Wynwood area.

What were Sugarcane Miami's most popular dishes?

Popular items included sushi, ceviche, bacon-wrapped dates, wagyu, bone marrow, the Duck & Waffle, goat cheese croquettes, and the iconic Spice of Love cocktail.

Did Sugarcane Miami have outdoor seating?

Yes, Sugarcane was well known for its lively outdoor garden seating area, which was a signature feature of the venue.

Did Sugarcane Miami accept reservations?

Yes, Sugarcane accepted reservations while it was open.

What awards did Sugarcane Miami receive?

Sugarcane received the Miami New Times Best of Miami 2025 award for Best Restaurant to Die in the Past Year, recognizing its 15-year impact on the Miami dining scene.

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SUGARCANE

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7.9

3252 NE 1st Ave, Miami, FL 33137, USA

·$$$·$35-55 per person·Seafood

Midtown Miami's beloved eclectic small plates and craft cocktail destination — closed January 2025 after 15 unforgettable years

Seafood Casual Dining$$$MidtownBest Restaurant to Die in the Past Year 2025View Menu

About SUGARCANE

Sugarcane Raw Bar and Grill was Midtown Miami's original elevated dining destination, operating for 15 years at 3252 NE 1st Ave inside the Collection at Midtown Miami. Known for its globally-inspired small plates, inventive artisanal cocktails — including the iconic Spice of Love — and a lively outdoor garden, Sugarcane shaped the culinary identity of the Midtown/Wynwood corridor.

The menu spanned sushi, ceviche, wagyu, duck and waffle, goat cheese croquettes, and bacon-wrapped dates, drawing locals and tourists alike for brunch, lunch, dinner, and late-night bites. Priced in the $$$ range, it offered a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere celebrated for being family-friendly, LGBTQ+ inclusive, and women-owned.

Sugarcane closed its Miami doors on January 31, 2025, earning a posthumous award from Miami New Times as Best Restaurant to Die in the Past Year. The brand continues at Sugarcane Las Vegas at The Venetian.

Highlights

Group Celebrations

Date Night

Brunch with Friends

Signature Spice of Love Cocktail

Signature Duck & Waffle

Garden

Private Events

Reservations Recommended

Dining Essentials

Typical Visit

1-2 hours

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7.9

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Service

7.0

Ambience

9.0

Food Quality

8.0

Value for Money

7.0

Location

8.0

Score derived from 2,500+ public reviews

Reviews

Highly rated (4.3/5 on Google, 2,550 reviews) with strong praise for eclectic small plates, cocktails, and a vibrant outdoor atmosphere.

Food QualityCocktailsAtmosphere

The Experience

Cuisine

Seafood Sushi American Asian Fusion

Amenities

GardenPrivate EventsReservations RecommendedLivelyWheelchair AccessibleTrendyWine ListPet-FriendlyPatioArt DisplaysAccessible RestroomCredit Cards Accepted