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Because the man who taught you how to grill, drive, and (occasionally) change a tire deserves something better than another pair of socks.
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This summer, Queen Miami Beach is unveiling a season of dining, entertainment, and World Cup celebrations with the debut of its limited-time "Spiced by Summer" prix-fixe menu and a series of match-day events that blend modern Japanese cuisine, live entertainment, and football fandom inside the iconic Paris Theater.
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Led by Executive Chef Christopher Robert, whose culinary background includes serving as Executive Chef at Gordon Ramsay's Lucky Cat, Queen continues to showcase its modern Japanese grill concept through ingredient-driven dishes and innovative techniques.
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Available throughout June and July, the "Spiced by Summer" experience offers guests a three-course prix-fixe menu for $95 per person, showcasing a curated selection of Queen favorites and seasonal offerings. Guests can choose from starters including the Queen Caesar Salad, Yuzu Salmon Roll, or Hand-Cut Beef Tartare, followed by entrées such as Roasted Branzino, Skirt Steak, or Barbecue Miso Lamb Chop. Each experience includes a serving of Queen's signature risotto and concludes with a choice of desserts including the Matcha Raspberry Finger, Mango Coconut Pavlova, or Chocolate Tarte Soufflé.
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As Miami welcomes fans from around the globe for the FIFA World Cup, Queen will also transform select match days into immersive viewing experiences inside the iconic Paris Theater. The venue will host premium watch parties for three marquee matchups - Scotland vs. Brazil, Colombia vs. Portugal, and a highly anticipated Argentina fixture (pending standings) - complete with themed cultural entertainment, live DJs, premium bottle service, and specialty menu offerings inspired by the excitement of the tournament.
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Exclusive World Cup features will include the "Chasing Gold" cocktail, a sophisticated blend of Don Julio Reposado, mezcal, and guava-mascarpone cordial, alongside "The Sweet Glory," a decadent chocolate raspberry soufflé tart created to celebrate the spirit of competition and victory.
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Evolving from its glamorous Rat Pack roots into Miami Beach's ultimate dining destination, Queen elevates luxury dining by blending modern Japanese grill cuisine with dynamic entertainment and impeccable service.
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Reservations are available via OpenTable or Sevenrooms. For more information, visit queenmiamibeach.com. For the summer season, Queen is open Tuesday-Thursday from 7PM-late and Friday-Sunday 6PM-late.
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