You Couldn’t Pay Me To Go Drake’s Favorite Miami Restaurants & Here’s How Expensive They Are

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Drake appears to be a huge fan of South Florida and he’s always lingering around the hottest Miami restaurants. You might even hear some of their names in his song lyrics, like Kiki On The River (on Future’s “WAIT FOR U” single).

Of course, your curiosity is piqued when you think of rap royalty eating at public places within your reach. Some of these places are so exclusive, that tables need to be reserved months in advance.

As an avid consumer of pop culture, I considered putting in a reservation, until I glanced over the right-most column on the menu. Needless to say, my jaw nearly dropped and my wallet trembled.

It was then that I realized I’d rather fight with Drake at Cheesecake Factory than see a savings-draining bill in the little black booklet.

Kiki On The River

I sought help from Yelp’s database and immediately had a sour taste seeing the extra dollar signs under Kiki On The River’s details. Not ever three, but four ‘

The ladies from MTV’s Siesta Key were recently spotted there and so was Kendall Jenner, who even went behind the bar.

Drake was here in June as he partied with his fans. There’s even a drink named after one of his lyrics, “KIKI Do You Love Me”.

The cuisine is Greek and we found photos from people who’ve been there. Make of it whatever you can.

Cocktails range from a modest $18-28. Appetizers vary. You can spend $8 for a shrimp or a scallop…just one or get a plate from $16-24. Entreés are the real kicker ($28-56) and that’s not including ‘market prices’ for their fish.

Carbone

Another eatery popular among celebrities, Carbone is an Italian-style venue that boasts four stars from Yelp’s 331 reviewers. Weekends are difficult to find a table, but weekdays seem to be generally open.

Drake was here with Jordan “Wolf Of Wallstreet” Belfort in September 2021.

Cocktails are $18 and wine by the glass starts at $16. Appetizers range from $21-32. Dinners range from $25-95. Again, that doesn’t include market prices.

Prime One Twelve

This three-and-a-half-star-rated steakhouse is known for its top-quality beef cuts. Drake was seen walking out of the mouthwatering restaurant on June 18, this year.

In order to reserve a table, you must make a phone call, as there is no online app. This price tags on these cuisines might surprise you.

Their appetizers range from $23-35. Their potatoes and sides, or “accessories”, are $15. Their steaks start at $53 and run up to $195.

I typically spend money on cocktails to apps and an entreé so my bill isn’t going to be $40 at any of these places if I want a nice meal.

Now, I know Drake has a pretty large bank balance and I’m sure these restaurants are absolutely worth every dime spent. However, I just can’t wrap my head around spending nearly $100-200 per person, unless it’s the biggest day of my life.

Though, if Drake decides to take care of my bill someday…we might have to circle back!