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Large groups and private dining in Miami

Miami rooms where a cited page names a party cap or a private-dining path. Cities and restaurants without that sentence are left off.

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Where a source prints a clock time and leaves off the time zone, the time is quoted that way. A seat count is quoted only when that page prints one.

Boia De

Near impossible 5/5 · Midnight Table estimate, not official Resy or OpenTable data · Boia De · How to get a reservation

Boia De’s FAQ, checked October 19, 2026, says indoor reservations are parties of four or fewer. Larger parties go outside.

Checked October 19, 2026. Boia De FAQ, October 19, 2026

Bar Bucce

Plan ahead 2/5 · Midnight Table estimate, not official Resy or OpenTable data · Bar Bucce · How to get a reservation

Bar Bucce’s site, checked October 18, 2026, says parties of 10 or more should text 305-202-2526 or email info@barbucce.com.

Checked October 18, 2026. Bar Bucce, October 18, 2026

Hiden

Very tough 4/5 · Midnight Table estimate, not official Resy or OpenTable data · Hiden · How to get a reservation

Hiden’s Tock page, opened October 25, 2026, sells the chef’s-choice omakase prepaid for parties of 1 to 8. The secret-door page says private dining for up to eight guests is available on request and follows different booking procedures. The contact is hi@hidenmiami.com.

Checked October 25, 2026. Hiden on Tock, October 25, 2026 · Hiden secret door, October 25, 2026

Zitz Sum

Tough 3/5 · Midnight Table estimate, not official Resy or OpenTable data · Zitz Sum · How to get a reservation

Zitz Sum’s FAQ, checked October 17, 2026, says reservations are for up to six. The page does not describe a private room for a larger party.

Checked October 17, 2026. Zitz Sum FAQ, October 17, 2026

Uchi

Plan ahead 2/5 · Midnight Table estimate, not official Resy or OpenTable data · Uchi

Uchi Miami’s site, opened October 25, 2026, says private dining is available for seated dinners and gatherings, including corporate events and birthdays. The page does not print a party size or a booking email. The phone on that page is (305) 995-0915.

Checked October 25, 2026. Uchi Miami, October 25, 2026

Questions

Which Miami restaurants publish a large-party path?

Bar Bucce asks parties of 10 or more to text 305-202-2526 or email info@barbucce.com. Hiden takes parties of 1 to 8 on Tock, and private dining for up to eight is a separate request at hi@hidenmiami.com. Boia De seats parties larger than four outside. Cafe La Trova can seat a walk-in group of seven or more, possibly split across tables. Uchi says private dining is available and does not print a party size.

Where does the regular book stop?

Boia De’s indoor book stops at four. Zitz Sum’s reservations stop at six, and the FAQ does not add a private room. Hiden’s prepaid counter stops at eight.

Does Midnight Table sell reservations?

No. Midnight Table sends alerts and helps with planning and booking. Every reservation is made in your own name on the restaurant's own platform. Midnight Table does not buy, hold, or resell tables.

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