Miami Halloween 2026: Choose Between Bagatelle, Glass & Vine and Sexy Fish

Miami diners have three distinctly timed restaurant options for Halloween on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026. Glass & Vine in Miami is the practical choice for brunch with a dog. Bagatelle Miami River fits an à la carte dinner beginning at 6 p.m. Sexy Fish Miami in Brickell is the late-night commitment, with performances, a DJ and a $300-per-person minimum for late-night tables.

That is the direct answer: choose by companion, start time and budget rather than trying to treat these events as interchangeable.

Glass & Vine: brunch with a dog costume contest

Glass & Vine’s Howl-O-Ween brunch includes a dog costume contest at Peacock Park. It is the clearest match for anyone whose Halloween plans need to include a four-legged guest.

The separate dog menu also makes costs easier to anticipate: meatballs or grilled chicken are $12, while grilled salmon is $16. Human brunch and cocktail prices were not specified in the available event details.

Choose Glass & Vine if: your priority is brunch and a dog-centered Halloween activity rather than an evening party.

Bagatelle Miami River: à la carte dinner from 6 p.m.

Bagatelle Miami River’s “Tales of the River” begins at 6 p.m. and continues until late. The restaurant describes its regular concept as French Mediterranean dining on the river.

Unlike a fixed-price event, the Halloween dinner is à la carte. Announced elements include music, costumes, a butternut squash pizzetta and a Sancho Pancho cocktail. That ordering format offers more flexibility than Sexy Fish’s late-night minimum, although individual menu prices have not been provided.

Choose Bagatelle if: you want Halloween attached to dinner, prefer a 6 p.m. start or do not want the confirmed $300 late-night minimum at Sexy Fish.

Sexy Fish Miami: a late-night production in Brickell

Sexy Fish Miami’s “Scary Fish: Vampire Tide” is the most performance-driven option. The Oct. 31 program includes immersive installations, costumed characters and theatrical performances.

DJ Pablo Fierro starts at 9:30 p.m., and a special food menu continues until 2 a.m. The restaurant’s regular identity centers on Japanese-inspired sushi, sashimi, seafood, fish and Robata-grilled meat.

The important restriction is financial: late-night reservations carry a $300-per-person food-and-beverage minimum. For two people, that means planning for at least $600 in qualifying spending.

Choose Sexy Fish if: you want dinner to transition into a late-night DJ event and are comfortable committing to the minimum spend.

Make the choice before Halloween night

Start with the nonnegotiable. Pick Glass & Vine if your dog is part of the plan, Bagatelle for an à la carte river dinner from 6 p.m., or Sexy Fish for a theatrical Brickell night running as late as 2 a.m. The most consequential decision is whether Sexy Fish’s late-night format and $300-per-person minimum fit your budget; if not, the other two events provide clearly different brunch and dinner alternatives.