How to Plan for Taste America: Miami on October 28
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Editorial illustration: KRÜS KITCHEN (Google Places photo supplied for this linked location)
Taste America: Miami is scheduled for October 28, 2026, at 7 p.m. at Wynwood Event Center, 239 NW 28th St. Tickets are $165 per person and non-refundable. The event is limited to guests 21 and older, and ID is required.
What the ticket includes
The event is a multi-course dinner with wine pairings featuring Sebastián Vargas alongside Raheem Sealey and Monika Dominguez of Shiso Miami. It is a one-night event offer rather than a reservation at any of the participating chefs’ restaurants.
Budget $165 for one ticket or $330 for two. Because purchases are non-refundable, settle the guest count before booking and make sure everyone meets the age requirement.
How Krüs Kitchen and Los Félix fit the collaboration
Vargas is the co-founder and executive chef of Grassfed Culture Hospitality, the Miami group that includes Krüs Kitchen and Los Félix. Both restaurants are named as part of his role in the dinner, connecting them to the same chef and hospitality group rather than positioning them as competing venues.
Neither restaurant is hosting the event. Diners interested in the collaboration should book the October 28 dinner at Wynwood Event Center. Those who want to experience Krüs Kitchen or Los Félix as individual restaurants should plan separate visits through their regular reservation channels.
A practical plan for the evening
- Choose the event for the chef collaboration. The fixed multi-course format brings Vargas together with Sealey and Dominguez and includes wine pairings.
- Finalize the party before paying. Tickets are non-refundable, and every attendee must be at least 21 and bring ID.
- Use the event venue as the destination. Plan transportation to Wynwood Event Center at 239 NW 28th St., not to Krüs Kitchen or Los Félix.
- Plan around the fixed start. The dinner begins at 7 p.m., so this is less flexible than making a separate restaurant reservation.
The decision comes down to format: book Taste America for the scheduled multi-chef dinner and wine pairings, or visit Krüs Kitchen and Los Félix separately if the priority is experiencing each restaurant on its own.
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