Reservations are accepted through OpenTable; please allow us up to 15 minutes to seat you during peak times.

Walk-ins are welcome & seated as availability permits.

For your convenience, we offer valet parking at a rate of $15 during lunch & $25 during dinner. Additionally, limited complimentary self-parking is available across the street, with the lot closing at 11:15 pm.

For the safety of all guests, strollers are not allowed in dining areas.

Cancellations less than 24 hours or no-shows will be charged $25 per person. All credit card information will be processed securely. Changes to this reservation can be made online through OpenTable until 24 hours before the reservation.

We kindly ask you to adhere to our dress code to preserve our ambiance. Please opt for business or smart casual attire. Gentlemen, please wear sleeves, collared shirts, and pants. Beachwear, sportswear, and informal dress are not permitted. We reserve the right to refuse service to patrons who do not adhere to our dress code.

We welcome service animals; however, in accordance with Florida law and local Health Codes, we cannot accommodate other animals including emotional support animals.

For your convenience, we offer valet parking at a rate of $15 during lunch and $25 for dinner. Additionally, limited complimentary self-parking is available across the street, with the lot closing at 11:15 P.M.

• LUNCH:

Wednesday - Sunday 11:30am to 2:30pm

• DINNER:

Sunday - Thursday 5pm to 10pm
Friday & Saturday 5pm to 11pm

• BAR OPENS:

Monday & Tuesday @ 4:30pm
Wednesday - Sunday @ 11:00am

Guests are welcome to bring and enjoy wine from their personal collection for a corkage fee of $40 per bottle, should they choose to do so.

The Discovery of Stone Crabs

In 1921, just off the shores of Miami Beach, stone crabs were first discovered in the surrounding waters. A Harvard ichthyologist introduced these unique crabs to Joe Weiss, who quickly recognized their culinary potential. It wasn’t long before Joe began serving stone crab claws at his restaurant, sparking the beginning of what would become a legendary dining experience that helped Joe’s Stone Crab rise to fame.

Fascinating Facts About Florida Stone Crabs

Though stone crabs are widely known today, here are a few intriguing facts that may surprise you:

• Found Primarily in Florida Waters: While stone crabs can be found along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, the commercial harvesting of these prized crustaceans happens almost exclusively in Florida.
• A Sustainable Practice: Florida law protects the stone crab population by prohibiting the harvest of whole crabs. Only claws measuring at least 2.75 inches are taken, and the crabs are carefully returned to the ocean, ensuring they remain a renewable resource.
• Natural Regeneration: Stone crabs possess an amazing ability to regenerate their claws up to three or four times during their lifespan, allowing for sustainable harvesting.
• A Culinary Delicacy: The tender, sweet meat of Florida stone crab claws is best enjoyed in its purest form—served unseasoned with a side of melted butter or Joe's signature mustard sauce for a truly memorable flavor experience.