If you want to impress your date, there’s no better place than dining at Dirty French Steakhouse Miami. We recently went with another couple and had a phenomenal experience at this Miami hot spot. Located on the popular Brickell Avenue, where there is no shortage of fine dining establishments, we’re excited to share our Dirty French review and tell you all about our experience.
Let’s dive in and share with you the Dirty French menu, pics of the venue, and more!
Overview of Dirty French Steakhouse
Found in Brickell, Dirty French Steakhouse is owned by Rich Torrisi, Mario Carbone, and Jeff Zalaznick. These three have breathed new life into the area, keeping it true to its history.
You’ll find an expertly conceived menu with fish and meat, which are sourced from the best purveyors. Likewise, there is plenty of French influence.
Clearly, this steakhouse offers everything you’d expect, such as amazing sides, aged steaks, elegant seafood options, and raw bar selections. For the best result, it’s wise to get reservations. A quick email or call is all you need.
Dirty French Miami Bar Area
You already know I love a well designed bar. Here’s the stunning bar that awaits at Dirty French Miami!
Dirty French Steakhouse Menu
What is there to eat at Dirty French Steakhouse? Its menu has many tasty options, such as:
Tuna Tartare and Other Appetizers
Tuna tartare is an excellent appetizer, but you’ll also find beef carpaccio, crab croquettes, and lobster ravioli.
Raw Bar Options
The diver scallops feature lime leaves, or you can have a spicy shrimp cocktail, littleneck clams, or a lobster.
Steaks
Most people go directly to the steaks, which include the New York strip, ribeye, filet mignon, and Wagyu.
The above photo is their famous prime rib. Upon making your reservation, you’ll receive a text message asking if you want to reserve one (or more) for your party. These are limited in availability and not guaranteed to be available if you don’t reserve it 48 hours prior to your reservation. It was phenomenal – but very pricy at $90!
While I’ll never turn down a prime rib, (and let’s face it, there aren’t a lot of prime rib venues in Miami) the ribeye stole the show for us.
Seafood
Seafood options include Cajun-style snapper, Scottish salmon, and sole.
Alcoholic Beverages
One of the top cocktail choices is the Kahuna, a tropical concoction of grapefruit, Campari, and mezcal. Served in a pineapple glass, it will impress you from the moment it arrives. We didn’t get that one, largely because I’m going without much sugar in my diet, but saw others enjoying it and it looked phenomenal.
Instead, I opted for a vesper, which was really good, as well as an espresso martini (pictured above) for a night cap. The only better espresso martini I’ve had in Florida was at Heritage. (You MUST try that one if you are a fan of these drinks.)
There is also the Caribbean Mule, which features lime, ginger, and rum.
You’ll also find the Alaska martini, which features chartreuse, orange bitters, and gin.
The Vibe at Dirty French Steakhouse
Ultimately, the vibe at Dirty French Steakhouse is upscale and elegant. While it’s possible to come without reservations, it’s generally wise to call ahead.
Dirty French Reviews
Many have dined at Dirty French Steakhouse, leaving reviews that say there’s plenty of space, the waitstaff is helpful, and the food is delicious. They also mention that it’s best to get reservations.
Generally, the reviews are positive, though many people have complained about the steep price. Still, that is to be expected at a fine-dining restaurant. Likewise, a few have said that, even with reservations, they waited entirely too long for a table.
Dirty French Miami Dress Code
Guests at Dirty French Steakhouse are encouraged to dress up. Though tailored shorts are allowed, baseball caps and athletic wear are prohibited. Overall, it’s best to focus on skirts, dresses, suits, and slacks.
Dirty French Steakhouse Hours of Operation
Dinner at Dirty French Steakhouse is served Sunday through Wednesday from 6 PM to 10 PM. Thursdays through Saturdays, the hours of operation are 6 PM to 11 PM.
Dirty French Steakhouse Location and Contact Information
The address of Dirty French Steakhouse is 1200 Brickell Ave., Miami, FL 33131. It’s wise to book reservations in advance, and you can directly call the restaurant at (305) 990-8707. You may also email reservations@dirtyfrenchsteakhouse.com or use the contact form here.
About Tim Schmidt
Tim Schmidt is a 20+ year Entrepreneur and Digital Marketer. A Fort Lauderdale-based "Digital Nomad," he enjoys traveling as much as possible with family and friends. AllWorld is his escape to document all of his adventures, including being a hardcore "foodie." He has property in Costa Rica and visits several times each year and is happy to offer his expert advice for planning your trip.
