Catch Miami Beach
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About Catch Miami Beach
High-energy South of Fifth seafood, sushi, and steak restaurant from Catch Hospitality Group, with a Tokyo Toyosu Market sushi program, tableside Japanese Wagyu, and an open-air rooftop terrace.
What to order
- Catch Roll
- Truffle Sashimi
- Wagyu Fried Rice
At a glance
- Service
- TakeoutReservationsPrivate eventsDeliveryDinnerSunday brunchSunset Hour
- Drinks
- CocktailsFull barSakeBeerBespoke martini serviceGlobal wine list
- Features
- Open-air rooftop terraceToyosu Market sushiTableside Japanese WagyuSmart-elegant dress codeUnderage guests must finish by 8 PM
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