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    Ariete

    4.0 (742 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndNew American, Bars
    Closed 5:30 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Amuse bouche
    Sherry J.

    - Absolutely PHENOMENAL - They have indoor and outdoor seating but I recommend indoor seating for the cozy vibes - Outdoor feels more like a cafe - Came here for Miami Spice '25 - Got the crudo, pork belly, sorbet - Everything tasted amazing, the sauces were so flavourful - Service was spectacular, we never felt too bothered or left completely alone - Highly recommend for celebrations, dates, or just to sit at the bar!

    Dinner roll - A dinner roll is placed on a white plate, with a small black bowl of butter or spread behind it, on a wooden table.
    Anita B.

    OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ariete surpassed my high expectations with their wildly creative and unique dishes. Each bite contained layers of complexity with numerous flavors and textures. Highly recommend their Miami Spice Menu for dinner Cuisine: unbelievably delicious. They started us with an amuse bouche, with crispy phyllo and foamy sabayon that exploded on our taste buds. Then offered warm dinner rolls with ghee and lemon butter. The farmer appetizer with goat cheese espuma, caramelized pepita, and fresh seasonal veggies/fruits even stunned a carnivore. The venison tartare with egg yolk and bread was fantastic. The kampachi crudo was sweet & refreshing with thinly sliced star fruit. Sweet potato Gnocchi was unbelievably crispy on the exterior but fluffy and tender on the interior. Paired with the best herbs, umami mushroom, and truffle. Pork belly had a crispy skin with tender meat, incredible crispy black eyed peas, and creamy polenta-like corn, and salsa verde. Candy cap mushroom-steeped flan was top 3 best desserts in Miami. Sweet, salty, and super creamy with whipped cream and coffee crumbles. I'll be dreaming of this bite for years. Lychee sorbet was anything but simple. It was floral and paired with a chamomile sabayon foam, topped with olive oil and sea salt. Finally they surprised us with dark chocolate sea salt bon bons that melted in our mouth. Service: super attentive, beautifully paced, constantly engaging and refilling water glasses We cannot wait to come back!!!!!

    Black tea and chamomile
    Anton P.

    We came here for Miami spice on a Friday, it was busy so I recommend a reservation. It was our anniversary which we specified in the reservation, sometimes restaurants do something special but nothing to see here So for Miami spice the headliner was definitely the duck gnocchi, delicious and I would get it next time from the regular menu. We also ordered oyster from the regular menu and it was mid, too much sauce, not enough oyster, nice presentation though! The tiny flan was pretty good, maybe one of the best ones I've had, but flan is something that I don't put too much stock in. Black tea chamomile cocktail was delicious, would get that again.

    Our duck dish for two sauce was cooked right in front of us
    Ivy S.

    Everything went well on our visit to this romantic 3x Michelin Star awards winner -- the ambiance, the service and the food were exquisite with a capital "E"! The restaurant is tucked away on Coconut Grove's Main Highway, next to the staple pub, The Taurus. Its a bit of a struggle to get to due to the current construction going on around the area, but very well worth it! Hubby and I reserved via OpenTable, and I called in to let them know we were running late due to detours and they held our table. Holly, our server was right on point with everything and treated us well. This is an upscale restaurant, so be ready for a higher than usual price tag for a French-Cuban culinary experience! We were impressed beyond our expectations :)

    Flan

    Come here every time I'm in the grove and it never disappoints. Service is excellent- they're well versed in the menu and even accommodating to seed oil free. Sat at the bar this time and Louisa was the best! Food was fast and beyond delicious flavor profiling. Temperature and dishes made to perfection. Can't wait to come back!

    Melanie G.

    Amazing experience with fantastic food! I went for the Miami Spice Dinner - would definitely go back for the regular menu as well! The service was excellent as each server was lovely throughout the evening, always making sure my glass was full and my food was good. The ambiance was serene and I truly enjoyed watching the chefs prep dishes and garnish them with delicacy. Thank you for a wonderful time!

    Sweet potato Gnocchis with duck
    Rafael S.

    This restaurant is a gem. Michael Beltrán's interpretation of Cuban cuisine achieves the nearly impossible: transforming traditional flavors into a sophisticated fine-dining experience. He executed it brilliantly

    Iladys G.

    This place has a Michelin Star for a reason!!! Everything I had here was absolutely spectacular. The only thing I regret is not taking more pictures and not ordering dessert! The Coconut & Bergamot cocktail was a dream--it was strong & sweet (perfect for coconut lovers). The service and hospitality from the moment we got to the restaurant was amazing! Truly truly impressed. This spot really has it all and the chef knows what they're doing!!! Truly a work of art. Everybody NEEDS to come here and experience what I experienced. The ambiance is also very nice and subtle, perfect for a date night!

    Gnocchi with Duck Confit
    Taylor A.

    Rude hostess, but delicious food! Came here for Miami Spice & the food was top tier. Drinks were good & they always made sure my water glass was FULL. If you come here, this is my main suggestion: GET. THE. DUCK.

    Kathy G.

    Not as good as last time . Sadly it was pretty empty and the food/service was not that good this time. The presentation of the food was nice. I came as part of a bday celebration weekend and they were aware, bc of open table, but there was no acknowledgement or complimentary dessert presentation for me, just the check.

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    Princess T.

    Having dined at other Michelin starred restaurants, I was really excited to try Ariete when arriving in Miami. We were served an amuse-bouche & a savory bread service alongside. My overall feeling was that nothing is bad. At other tastings (at other Michelin restaurants), the flavors and food combinations took me on more of a culinary exploration. It made me understand why they call it an art (culinary arts). Having done the classic tasting, everything was a good bite of food. If you're on the fence, go for it, especially if you haven't had a tasting. But, if you've done other tastings, it may be better to order off the menu. The ambiance was really nice, although dark if you are light sensitive.

    Ellen K.

    The service is good they are attentive. The give detailed explanation for all the dishes. Cocktails were mediocre. Would not come back. - Foie Gras 2.4/5 On the creamier side, it's a pretty small appetizer. - Scallop 4.1/5 You can definitely taste the sear on the scallop. The sauce is tangy. It's a good appetizer! - Venison Tartare 1.4/5 The grilled bread was good. The crispy mushroom or whatever on top was salty. The tartare was not good. It did not taste good. The tartare was one note. - Duck Wellington 1.2/5 It's GROUND duck. Pastry on the outside, mush on the inside. The grilled squash on the side was ok, no flavor. The sauce on the plate was good. I would not get this. - Pork Chop 3.9/5 Two small pieces of pork chop with a VERY salty salad on the side. The pork is very smokey and pretty good. - Mango tres leche 4.2/5 Not as sweet and very moist. I enjoyed the ice cream and the cake. - Flan 1.8/5 Thick thick thick flan. VERY sweet caramel. Street paid parking or valet for $11.

    Outdoor Ambiance
    Alexander M.

    We dined at Ariete tonight, eager to experience its Michelin-starred offerings. While the evening had its highlights, there were areas that didn't meet our expectations. Drinks: Our evening began with cocktails. I chose the Candy Cap, a rye whiskey-based drink infused with candy cap mushrooms. Unfortunately, it was overly sweet, lacked the depth I anticipated, and its presentation was underwhelming--it resembled a simple glass of white wine without any garnish. In contrast, my fiancée ordered a French 75 off-menu. The bartender executed it beautifully, complete with a nice garnish. Ambiance: We were seated outdoors, which felt standard and lacked the distinctive ambiance we expected. The background music was a mix of generic tracks, including Busta Rhymes, which didn't quite align with the upscale dining atmosphere. Amuse-Bouche: Before our appetizers, we were pleasantly surprised with an amuse-bouche--a small, crispy bite that was flavorful and set a positive tone for the meal. It was a thoughtful gesture that we appreciated. Appetizer: We shared the Scallops, served with uca spaetzle, chorizo vinaigrette, and lobster yuca crema. The scallops were among the best we've had--fresh, tender, and complemented perfectly by the accompanying elements. While finishing the appetizer, a house made sour dough bread with house butter arrived, and was one of the best sour doughs we've experienced. Entrée: For our main course, we opted for the Canard à la Presse, a 14-day dry-aged duck breast. The presentation was theatrical; the duck was shown to us before being prepared tableside. The chef skillfully crafted a rich sauce using the duck's organs, enhancing the flavor profile. The dish was accompanied by roasted calabaza tamal, wild mushroom foie gravy, and duck fricassée pastelitos. It was a unique and memorable. Dessert: We concluded with the Flan, featuring candy cap mushrooms, sambuca crema, and a coffee crumble. It was rich and satisfying, though not particularly groundbreaking. Overall: Ariete offers a dining experience that stands out in many ways, especially with its inventive dishes and presentation. However, certain aspects, like the initial cocktail and ambiance, left room for improvement. While it's on the pricier side, the unique culinary journey makes it worth considering for special occasions.

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    Anyone has info about the burger? Is it made with just ground beef? Is it only available during brunch?

    To answer your question the chef came to our table personally and explained how it works. They make a certain amount per day buns included in that. The burgers are angus beef and also hand made. You can order it for dinner if they didn't run out.… Read more

    Are Sundays extremely busy that I will be required to make reservations?

    Reservations are always a good idea ;)

    Do they have bottomless mimosa? And if they do during what day/time?

    Good afternoon! Bottomless Mimosa and Bloody Mary are available on Saturdays & Sundays for brunch at Ariete. It is $25 per person when food is ordered and $40 per person if only beverages are ordered. Reservations can be made here:… Read more

    Is it complimentary valet or is there a charge for valet?

    There's a lot of street parking and if my mind serves me right the valet was $5 or $7 dollars.

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