Queen Miami Beach

"Gorgeous design. Feels like a glamorous supper club of the 50’s but updated to modern times. Comfortable round booths and tables. Japanese menu. We had the omakase and it was a LOT of food but we like it because it takes the guesswork out ordering for a group. Delicious and beautiful presentation. It was a Monday so it wasn’t a crazy party atmosphere - not sure how the vibe would be for a weekend. Our server Anton was very attentive and pleasant. Def will come back again!"

"One of my favorite Supperclub spots in Miami. This was the second visit to Queen and it was a great experience. Ambiance, decor, service and food are top notch. Music is just right and compliments the overall vibe. Only reason why food and service is rated at 4 because there was no attempt to accommodate menu adjustment due to allergic restrictions. The venue does not accept changes to their menu(requested a cocktail without egg whites and was turned down). Although the servers and wait staff are very knowledgeable and were able to recommend other options. Pricing is fair for the experience and level of service provided. Looking forward to visiting again soon."

"One of the most thoughtfully done dining arenas I’ve ever seen. The atmosphere is immersive and the later hours are certainly fun. The kitchen knows what they are doing and I’ve yet to have one less than stellar item off their menu."

"Was nervous about some prior reviews, but we had a great time. We got there Sunday at 8pm and it wasn’t so busy. The food came out quite quickly and service was great and attentive, water always filled. Food and drinks were great. By 9:30/10 the restaurant was full and an aerial performer came on. This was an expensive dinner but Queen definitely held up it’s end of the bargain! Would recommend"

"This place is very beautiful and the food was amazing. Our server, Gustavo, was so friendly and truly made the night so enjoyable for us. We had been in town for about 2 weeks around Art Basel time and many of the servers we experienced at other restaurants were not the friendliest. Gustavo at Queen was really amazing - super friendly and genuine!! deserts are amazing here. My only comment is that when we arrived for dinner, we went to the bar first to get some drinks and my ID was initially denied (even though I'm in my late twenties). I provided my driver's license government issued ID from Canada. The bar tender said they only accept passports and not my driver's license because that is the "law". I don't travel with my passport around Miami when planning to go out at night and I'm surprised to hear people do that? I've travelled to many places in the US and my drivers license is always acceptable. I had other IDs with me that would corroborate the validity of my driver's license (health card, credit card, pic of my passport, etc) but they still refused. I think if this establishment has their own rule of only accepting passports as international ID, they should write that in the very long and detailed email they send for reservation confirmation (which details how you should dress) so guests can come prepared. They ended up serving me after the bartender got the GM involved but it was a frustrating start to the night. At an expensive restaurant like this, you would want a drink or bottle of wine to accompany dinner."