Delilah Miami Just Turned Its Biscayne Bay Patio Into the Best Sunday Afternoon in the City
Delilah Miami — the celebrity-frequented supper club on Biscayne Bay — has launched Sundays on the Water, a weekly waterfront party series every Sunday from 3 to 9pm. Rotating DJs, exclusive Sunday bites, 12-mini-martini cocktail towers, large-format punch bowls, and tableside champagne and rosé service from a roaming cart. The supper club goes daytime.
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Delilah Miami is the supper club on Biscayne Bay that has built its reputation on after-dark glamour — the kind of room where the lighting is always right and the guest list reads like a call sheet. On Sundays, starting November 1, it is doing something different: Sundays on the Water, a weekly waterfront party series from 3 to 9pm.
The format: rotating DJs, exclusive Sunday bites from Executive Chef Mitchell Hesse, and a cocktail program built for the afternoon. The 12-mini-martini cocktail tower at $150 is the signature move — twelve miniature martinis, served on a tower, designed to be shared and photographed. The large-format cocktail punch bowl at $200 is the other option. Tableside champagne and rosé service arrives from a roaming cart.
The Delilah patio overlooking Biscayne Bay is one of the most underutilized outdoor spaces in Miami. The restaurant's identity has always been nocturnal — the supper club format, the late-night energy, the celebrity sightings. Sundays on the Water is the first time the room has been programmed for the afternoon, and the waterfront setting makes the case for why it should have happened sooner.
The first DJ was Miami-based duo Paperwater on November 1. The series runs every Sunday through the season. The full restaurant menu is available for additional purchase beyond the cocktail program.
Delilah Miami is in Edgewater, overlooking Biscayne Bay. Sundays on the Water runs every Sunday from 3 to 9pm. Reservations recommended.
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Delilah Miami — the celebrity-frequented supper club on Biscayne Bay — has launched Sundays on the Water, a weekly waterfront party series every Sunday from 3 to 9pm. Rotating DJs, exclusive Sunday bites, 12-mini-martini cocktail towers, large-format punch bowls, and tableside champagne and rosé service from a roaming cart. The supper club goes daytime.
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