The Take
Order the dry-aged ribeye or New York strip at Lafayette Miami. This Brickell steakhouse posts a Slop Score of 19 for nailing the basics without the usual industrial shortcuts.
Status seekers chasing upscale vibes get exactly what the scan promises: USDA Prime dry-aged steaks, fresh seafood, and a serious wine list. The identity play is clear—dining here signals you pay for execution, not Instagram walls.
The Verdict
Lafayette Miami is based. It skips the fried apps and leans into raw, chilled, or grilled items when seed-oil concerns arise.
Buy the basedOrder: Dry-aged ribeye or New York strip with bone marrow and broccolini. Slop Score 19.
Common Questions
Is Lafayette Miami expensive?
Yes. Prime dry-aged steaks carry the expected premium, though happy hour 6-8pm offers a realistic entry.
What should you avoid at Lafayette Miami?
Skip the fried apps. Stick to raw, chilled, or grilled to dodge seed oils entirely.
Does Lafayette Miami have live music?
Yes. The award-winning wine list pairs with the live music vibe most nights.
