Timetable Miami: time difference and opening hours

To see / To do Miami

Most points of interest are open every day. In some of the less popular areas, the opening hours are more limited and there may be one or two days when they are closed during the week. It is best to check in advance.

Enjoying yourself Miami

Most restaurants are open all day long, although this is less the case since the pandemic. The restaurants have slightly different hours than in France, as Americans eat dinner earlier than we do. So you can easily get a table at 5pm and the restaurant will close around 10pm, later if it has a bar. It is therefore better to check the schedule in advance to avoid disappointment. Some fast food restaurants and diners can operate 24 hours a day.

Take a break Miami

Food shops and cafés are generally open from morning to late afternoon. Most offer a small menu for lunch. Bars usually open at 10 or 11 am and close at 2 am.

(To) please yourself Miami

Most shops are open every day, from 10am to 10pm depending on the city. They are rarely closed between noon and two, and almost always open on Sundays. This is also the case for supermarkets.

Among the holidays in the United States, we can mention New Year's Day (January 1st), President's Day (3rd Monday of February), Memorial Day (last Monday of May), Independence Day (July 4th), Labor Day (1st Monday of September) or Veteran's Day (November 11th).

Get out Miami

Miami and Miami Beach have several clubs and nightclubs are mainly located in South Beach, Wynwood or Brickell. In general, they welcome you from 9pm until 4 or 5am. It is not uncommon for these places to be closed from Sunday to Wednesday. For family activities such as bowling or movies, the hours vary greatly depending on the location