Santorini by Georgios Miami Beach

Santorini by Georgios is now at 1690 Collins Ave inside Gale South Beach, one block off the beach at Collins and 17th. The restaurant works best when you want a Greek meal that can start with breakfast, turn into a long seafood dinner, or stay easy with cocktails and poolside plates. Indoor dining, pool-facing tables, and a reservation flow built for both everyday meals and group dinners give it more range than a dinner-only South Beach room.

The menu is broad enough to make this a real planning stop instead of a one-use listing. Breakfast runs daily from 7 AM to noon, regular service runs 7 AM to 11 PM every day, and the kitchen spans omelets and avocado toast in the morning, meze and seafood for lunch, and grilled mains with cocktails at night. That all-day spread is the main reason this address works for more than one kind of Miami Beach plan.

What to order first

The clearest place to start is with the dishes that define the house: Flaming Saganaki for $19, Grilled Octopus for $38, and Lamb Chops for $65. If you want a seafood-forward dinner, the menu also lists Grilled Branzino for $38 or $72 to share, King Prawns for $65, and Shrimp Orzo for $34. Those are the dishes that make Santorini feel like a real Greek restaurant instead of a generic Mediterranean catch-all.

Breakfast has its own identity rather than a token side menu. Strong early orders include The Olympian egg-white omelette for $18, the Aegean Omelette for $22, and the namesake Santorini breakfast plate for $25 with eggs, feta, olives, fava beans, watermelon, and laffa bread. If you are meeting friends near the beach hotels, that morning range matters.

Why the timing matters

Santorini is easier to use than a lot of South Beach restaurants because the schedule covers multiple dayparts without forcing you into one narrow service window. Breakfast is served daily from 7 AM to noon, the main hours run 7 AM to 11 PM every day, and happy hour adds another planning angle on Friday through Sunday from 3 PM to 6 PM. The happy-hour menu keeps the barrier low with $5 wines and beers, $7 cocktails, and small plates in the $7 to $9 range.

Poolside dinners, drinks, and group events

The current Collins Avenue setup is built for more than a standard dining room reservation. Santorini uses poolside seating, indoor tables, and larger event areas that include a Private Dining Room, Rooftop Room and Terrace, Pool Deck, Pool Terrace, Beach Club, and Pool Bar. That makes it a realistic pick for birthdays, group dinners, branded events, or a celebratory meal where you want more atmosphere than a simple streetfront table.

Cocktails are part of that use case, not an afterthought. The drinks list calls out house pours like the Greek Mule, Santorini Margarita, Aperol Spritz, Mojito, and Lychee Martini, and the main menu carries the kind of grilled seafood, meze spreads, and lamb dishes that hold up well for a longer dinner. If you are planning something bigger than a quick meal, the events team also routes inquiries through the dedicated events line at (786) 905-4892 and groups@santorinibygeorgios.com.

Planning details before you go

The current Miami Beach location is at 1690 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139, inside Gale South Beach near 17th Street. The main restaurant contact is +1 (786) 975-2550, and reservations run through the restaurant’s direct booking flow. OpenTable also lists valet parking, parking lot access, and street parking, which is useful in a stretch of South Beach where parking can decide whether a dinner plan feels easy or annoying.

When Santorini by Georgios makes the most sense

This is a strong fit when you want one place that can cover breakfast, a poolside afternoon drink, and a dinner built around seafood and grilled mains without leaving the Collins hotel corridor. It also works well for groups because the menu can handle light meze, cocktails, and larger mains in the same meal instead of forcing everyone into one ordering style.

If you want more morning options nearby, start with Breakfast in Miami Beach. If you are deciding between daytime drinks and evening cocktails, use Drinks in Miami Beach. For the broader dining shortlist, open Best Restaurants in Miami Beach or Brunch in Miami Beach. Santorini belongs in that mix when you want Greek seafood, all-day flexibility, and a poolside setting instead of a one-note reservation.