The Surf Club Restaurant
Historic 1930s glamour at the legendary Four Seasons Surf Club. Where Winston Churchill, Frank Sinatra, and today's A-listers have dined for nearly a century.
What is the history of the Surf Club Miami?
The Surf Club opened in 1930 as an exclusive private beach club for America's elite. Winston Churchill, the Duke of Windsor, Frank Sinatra, and Elizabeth Taylor were all members. It became a Four Seasons property in 2017, preserving its Art Deco glamour while adding modern luxury.
Restaurant Details
Location & Contact
Address: 9011 Collins Avenue, Surfside, FL 33154
Phone: (305) 381-3333
Neighborhood: Surfside, Four Seasons Resort
Hours
Breakfast: 7:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Lunch: 11:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Dinner: 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Reservations: Recommended, especially for dinner
The Vibe
The original 1930s Art Deco architecture has been meticulously preserved. High ceilings, ocean views, white tablecloths, and the whisper of old-world glamour. The terrace offers beachfront dining with Atlantic breezes. Resort elegant attire.
Historic Celebrity Members
Winston Churchill
British Prime Minister. Vacationed and dined at the Surf Club in its golden era.
HistoricFrank Sinatra
Rat Pack legend. Regular member during Miami's glamour years.
HistoricElizabeth Taylor
Hollywood royalty. Member of the exclusive Surf Club set.
HistoricDuke of Windsor
Former King Edward VIII. Surf Club member after abdication.
HistoricModern Celebrity Sightings
David Beckham
Four Seasons guest. Family stays and Inter Miami business.
Tier AKim Kardashian
Miami visits. The Surf Club's discreet luxury appeals to high-profile guests.
Tier BTom Brady
Post-retirement Miami resident. Spotted at the resort's restaurants.
Tier BMarc Anthony
Miami native. Special occasion dining at the historic venue.
Tier ASignature Dishes
Frequently Asked Questions
The Surf Club opened in 1930 as an exclusive private beach club for America's elite. Winston Churchill, Frank Sinatra, and Elizabeth Taylor were members. It became a Four Seasons in 2017.
The Surf Club Restaurant is the resort's all-day American dining venue. Thomas Keller's restaurant is a separate fine dining experience with French-American cuisine in an adjacent space. Both are at the Four Seasons Surf Club.
No, the Surf Club Restaurant is open to the public with reservations. However, the pool and beach areas are reserved for hotel guests and members.
Resort elegant attire. For dinner, men should wear collared shirts; women wear cocktail or resort elegant attire. No beachwear, shorts, or flip flops at dinner.