The 2025 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, set to take place from May 2 to 4 at the Miami International Autodrome, promises a wide array of food experiences—ranging from exclusive VIP offerings to more affordable choices for general attendees.

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In past editions, the event drew attention for its steep food and drink prices, especially in the upscale Hard Rock Beach Club. Social media buzzed over items like $280 lobster rolls, $190 chicken wings, and bottles of Clase Azul Ultra tequila going for $12,000.

Organisers later clarified that these prices reflected larger, shareable portions intended for premium hospitality suites rather than individual servings.

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For this year’s Grand Prix, organisers say they’re maintaining a strong focus on variety and accessibility. More than 65 local food vendors are expected to take part, serving up a mix of cuisines that reflect the diversity of the crowd.

Several well-known Miami restaurants and chefs are also getting involved, with places like Hell’s Kitchen Miami, Lucky Cat Miami, and Casadonna curating exclusive F1-themed menus and experiences throughout the weekend.

While high-end dining will still be part of the event, fans with general admission tickets can expect a broad selection of food at more reasonable price points. Organisers have said that this time their goal is to strike a balance between luxury and inclusivity, creating an experience that appeals to all types of Formula 1 fans.

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As the 2025 Miami Grand Prix draws near, visitors can look forward to a mix of gourmet indulgence and down-to-earth local flavours, making the culinary scene as exciting as the race itself.