Located at 100 Collins Ave. in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood, Prime Fish is preparing to close its doors. A sister to Prime 112 and Prime Italian, the restaurant will vacate its current location to make way for a new outpost of growing Mediterranean chain Motek, according to recent coverage by the Miami New Times.
The new Motek is expected to open by the end of this year. It will be the Mediterranean restaurant’s fifth location, added to restaurants in Aventura, Brickell, Coral Gables, and Downtown Miami.
“It’s exciting to see Motek expand throughout Miami, and now to open one of our restaurants in such an iconic South Beach location is a really special feeling,” Motek owner Charlie Levy says in the New Times coverage. “Our guests love the food and the vibe at Motek, and I think it will be the perfect addition to South of Fifth.”
The Aventura dinner menu includes Cold Mezzes like Lebanese Veggie Crudites, Babaganoush, and Spicy Greek Feta, along with Hot Mezzes like Crispy Cauliflower, Salmon Skewers, and Grilled Haloumi. The list of entrees features Harissa Honey Salmon, a Whole Branzino, Turkish Lamb Kebab, the Chicken Shawarma Plate, and more.
What Now reached out on Monday to co-owner Tessa Levy to inquire about details regarding Motek’s plans for the former Prime Fish space. Levy was not immediately available for comment.
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