
Amazónico Miami Launches a Sunday Party Brunch With Bottomless Perrier-Jouët, Live-Fire Seafood and a DJ
Amazónico Miami has launched a Sunday party brunch with live-fire culinary stations, a two-hour bottomless drinks package with Perrier-Jouët, and a DJ, dancers and performers.
Brickell’s Sundays just got louder. Amazónico Miami, the jungle-inspired Latin American hotspot, has launched a new Sunday party brunch, served every Sunday starting November 8.

The extensive set menu opens with a Latin bakery selection and moves through a lineup of shareable dishes, hearty charcoal-grilled offerings and a chef’s curated dessert selection. The real draw, though, is the restaurant’s culinary stations, which turn brunch into a show.
Fire, Ice and Fresh Coconuts
Amazónico Miami’s new Sunday party brunch, launched November 8, is a set menu with Latin bakery items, shareable dishes, charcoal-grilled mains and a chef’s dessert selection, plus a wood-fired grill, live-fire Arroz con Mariscos, a Shaved Ice Station and a Coconut Cracking Station.
- Restaurant
- Amazónico Miami
- Launched
- Sunday, November 8
- When
- Sundays; seatings at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.
- Format
- Set menu with access to culinary stations
- Stations
- Wood-fired grill, live-fire Arroz con Mariscos, Shaved Ice Station, Coconut Cracking Station
- Drinks
- Two-hour bottomless packages, including Perrier-Jouët (Lost in the Rainforest) and Dom Pérignon 2017 (Treasure of the Jungle)
- Entertainment
- DJ, dancers and performers
At the open wood-fired grill, the kitchen cooks whole branzino, octopus and more over the flames. Nearby, a live-fire Arroz con Mariscos is prepared in a traditional paella pan with shrimp, mussels and other seafood, finished with a moqueca bisque.


Then there is the Shaved Ice Station, where hand-cranked ice is transformed into Amazónico’s Sol de la Selva Mango Caipirinha, made with Leblon cachaça, fresh mango and honey. And at the Coconut Cracking Station, fresh coconuts are opened on-site.

From the Grill
Guests choose one charcoal-grilled main from the A la Brasa selection: Picanha Rodizio, a Brazilian-style grilled rump steak; Picantón Caipira, brasa-marinated chicken; Ojo de Bife, an Argentinian beef rib eye; Salchicha Parrillera, grilled sausage with tomato and chimichurri; or a charred vegetable skewer. Sides include baked elbow macarrones with pork jowl and truffle garlic cream, crushed potatoes with rosemary and garlic, and crispy cassava fries with chipotle and parmesan.


For a bigger table, the Fogo Selection adds supplements such as a jumbo langostino, a rack of Australian lamb, skirt steak and a Niman Ranch prime cowboy steak.


Two Hours, Bottomless
The food is coupled with a two-hour bottomless drinks package. The Lost in the Rainforest package includes N.V. Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut, wine and brunch cocktails such as the Alvorada (sparkling wine, orange juice and tamarillo), a Michelada made with Favela beer, and the Peacock Spritz with NEFT vodka, Aperol, maracujá and sparkling wine. For those going all out, the Treasure of the Jungle package pours Dom Pérignon 2017, while The Explore offers sparkling wine, wine, soft drinks, juices and mocktails.


Entertainment is part of the menu, too: a DJ, dancers and performers keep the energy up throughout the afternoon.


Seatings are available at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Reservations can be made through Amazónico Miami. A 20% service charge is added to the final bill.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Amazónico Miami’s Sunday brunch?
The brunch is served on Sundays, starting November 8, with seatings at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.
What is on the Amazónico Miami brunch menu?
A set menu with a Latin bakery selection, shareable dishes, charcoal-grilled mains such as Picanha Rodizio and Ojo de Bife, sides and a chef’s curated dessert selection, plus access to the culinary stations.
What are the culinary stations?
An open wood-fired grill serving whole branzino, octopus and more; a live-fire Arroz con Mariscos in a traditional paella pan; a Shaved Ice Station for the Sol de la Selva Mango Caipirinha; and a Coconut Cracking Station.
Is the brunch bottomless?
Yes. Drinks packages run for two hours. Lost in the Rainforest includes Perrier-Jouët, wine and brunch cocktails, and Treasure of the Jungle includes Dom Pérignon 2017.
Is there entertainment?
Yes. A DJ, dancers and performers entertain throughout the afternoon.

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