When it comes to Easter, there’s no shortage of fun things to do in Miami for the whole family. Easter egg hunts take place across the city, restaurants serve up delicious brunch specials, and people gather for picnics, all set against the backdrop of beautiful spring weather.
While chocolate treats abound during this time, at Miami Culinary Tours we know all the best food experiences year-round through our Miami Food and Culture Tours.
Whether you’re coming to visit Miami over Easter or a local looking for new ideas on how to spend the holiday, we’ve created this guide to where to celebrate Easter in Miami. If you have any questions about our tours, don’t hesitate to contact us.
The Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden provides the perfect spring setting for your easter celebrations. The garden celebrates Easter annually with an egg hunt extravaganza that the kids love, along with live music, face painting and games.
Adults will love it here too, as you can order delicious picnic baskets for an indulgent culinary experience along with signature cocktails! While you’re here, enjoy exploring the gardens and its unique areas, such as the butterfly garden and aquatic exhibits. To learn more about the garden, check out our blog about What is Underrated about Miami, Florida.
The Berry Farm offers oodles of fun for the kiddos, with its easter egg hunt at every hour, easter bunny encounter, and golden egg prizes. The entertainment doesn’t stop there, with the Berry Farm’s usual exciting activities still on offer. Meet their Scottish highland cows, visit the chick and bunny petting zoo, explore the sunflower fields, and have a good ol’ hayride. The Berry Farm certainly puts on an easter event like no other!
Every year, Kiddos Magazine puts on their Spring and Easter Fun event in iconic locations across Miami, which the kids certainly won't want to leave! Arts and crafts, bounce houses, hula hoop contests, potato sack races, and, of course, easter egg hunts will keep your children entertained for hours on end. Live music adds to the exciting atmosphere, with raffle prizes to boot!
They also have a special kids zone at the Deering Seafood Festival over Easter, meaning the grownups can enjoy chef demonstrations and dine on the fresh fish. If you’re a seafood lover, then have a look at our guide on Where You Can Get Super Fresh Seafood in Miami.
For a completely different setting for Easter, why not head to the beach? Miami Food Trucks puts on a unique easter event at Haulover Beach Park, where the family can join in the easter egg hunts or dine on a variety of dishes from the food trucks. Bring along picnic blankets and chairs so you can soak up the vibe, listen to the live DJ, and celebrate with the Miami community.
The Yellow Green Farmers Market is a Miami institution, with vendors offering everything from fresh produce to books to clothing. Not only that, every weekend you’ll find it buzzing with music, art workshops, and yoga classes. Over Easter, the market gets even more fun as the Easter bunny makes an appearance and kids get to take part in the egg hunts or get their faces painted.
Of course, there’s no mention of Easter celebrations in Miami without brunch. The city is teeming with restaurants to choose from for your outing, offering a diversity of cuisines and brunch options to choose from.
At Lightkeepers at the Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, you can dine on a sumptuous Easter feast of seafood and mimosas while overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. For fulsome fare, the Rusty Pelican always delivers, serving up lobster benedicts, fried chicken and waffles, and classic French toast along with views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline.
If you’re in the mood for Mexican food, you can’t go wrong with Lona Cocina & Tequileria in Fort Lauderdale. With its specialty action stations, you’ll get to choose from a selection of waffles, omelets, ceviche, and Mexican specialties, all topped off with bottomless mimosas.
Should you be looking for an elevated experience, then the Michelin-starred Le Jardinier will be the perfect place. Their brunch menus offer a melange of colorful plates, with dishes like beef tartare, tuna carpaccio, and butternut squash risotto, along with intricate cocktails that will delight your taste buds.
If one brunch simply won’t satiate you, then join us for a food tour of Miami! We sample dishes at some of the best restaurants and eateries across the city, from the Miami Design District to Wynwood.
Our most popular tour is our Little Havana Food and Cultural Tour, which immerses you in the local Cuban community. For a taste of Miami’s diverse culinary interests, then you may be interested in our South Beach, Miami, Food and Art Deco Tour.
Any questions about our tours? Then don’t hesitate to get in touch. We can’t wait to celebrate Easter with you!
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