Top Best Italian Restaurants in Flamingo / Lummus

"Macchialina is a tiny Alton Road eatery owned by former Scarpetta chef Michael Pirolo, who makes every guest feel right at home on arrival. The popular restaurant serves a creative menu of the freshest house-made pasta, the richest red sauces, hearty meat and chicken dishes, and decadent desserts, along with an inventive cocktail list. Pasta, risotto, and gnocchi are all made by hand by the chef himself; the house lasagna puts nonna's to shame, and nobody should leave without trying signature dishes like the Mediterranean octopus with concentrated tomato and potato cream or the beet mezzaluna crowned with hazelnuts, brown butter, and ricotta salata."

"An energetic, casual Italian taverna featuring the bold, seasonally inspired cooking of chef Michael Pirolo. Clean flavors, fresh ingredients & rustic accents."

"Or, if a wine and pasta meal sounds absolutely perfect, make your way to Macchialina, known for authentic Italian cuisine and a cozy vibe."

"A special occasion staple, Casa Tua skillfully blends comfort and class. Guests enjoy Northern Italian classics like black truffle fettuccine and Mediterranean branzino from a cozy library or under a string of lanterns on the outdoor patio. For wine aficionados, a generous collection houses various vintages from across the globe."

"Casa Tua Cucina is sure to give you one of the best dining experiences you’ve ever had. It has an amazing interior and aesthetic even if you opt for outdoor dining. You even have the option to reserve your dinner at the chef’s table, which seats up to 20 guests."

"Il Gabiano is another great choice to dine on fine Italian cuisine in the elegant atmosphere of its waterfront terrace. The menu exhibits true Italian class with offerings from fresh pasta made in-house to a glass of limoncello at the end of the night, bringing a taste of Italy to the popular downtown spot. Classic dishes of the spot include the rich Black Truffle Porcini Ravioli and the authentic Branzino al Forno."

"This swanky spot located in Downtown Miami sits right on the water in the back of the unsuspecting One Miami condo building that boasts a fully covered patio area. It’s one of those places with impressive white glove service that keeps guests coming back. Expect a large bread basket, chunks of Parmesan cheese, bruschetta, and fried zucchini to appear before menus are even opened or any ordering has taken place."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Michael_Spencer used under CC BY 2.0. Photo is only for illustrative purposes. If you are looking for a dining experience that is extra special, then the Il Gabbiano might be your ideal spot."

"Possibly one of the most glamorous restaurants in Miami, this Michelin-starred, D.C. import has been wowing crowds since its debut. It boasts a menu filled with pristine seafood, house-made pastas (which are all offered in gluten-free varieties) such as short rib agnolotti, alongside heartier dishes like lamb rack, branzino, and melt-in-your mouth steak paired with an extensive wine selection."

"While date night is a bit more tricky nowadays, uber-chic Coral Gables eatery Fiola is still bringing its top notch service and Italian fair to diners thanks to its well covered outside seating. From caviar to white truffles to a wagyu ribeye, the high-end dishes are worth the splurge."

"Fiola is one of the best restaurants in Miami, but it's actually in Coral Gables, one of the most affluent suburbs of the city. The restaurant serves contemporary Italian dishes, w"

"Soya e Pomodoro is a seductive and rustic trattoria similar to one that might be found on an ancient cobblestone side street in Venice. Following an ethos of serving "simple food made with love," Soya e Pomodoro offers creative Italian fare such as melt-in-your-mouth ravioli pillows of minced porcini mushrooms and ricotta cheese, spinach and ricotta cannilloni, and sprightly sauced and cheesed melanzane alla parmigiana. The entree range includes seared bistecca con pepperoni e capperi (sirloin steak with roasted red peppers, capers, and garlic), while desserts end on a sweet note with homemade tiramisu."

"Miamians seem to be split into two groups: natives who still live with their parents and transplants who moved as far away from their parents as humanly possible. If you fall into the second group, but occasionally want to feel like you're eating with family, head to this tiny spot Downtown run by an old Italian couple who close the place on American AND Italian holidays, or whenever they feel like it. The mismatched furniture really makes it feel like home, but unlike home you can still bring your slightly questionable dates here: it's also one of Miami's most romantic restaurants."

"Pasta , Italian"

"Probably best known for its decadent cacio e pepe that is finished by being tossed on a huge parmesan wheel, this Coconut Grove Italian restaurant also boasts other creative pastas worth trying like the spaghetti pesto with a Chilean sea bass, lobster ravioli, parpedelle with lamb ragu, along with a variety of salads and protein-filled dishes to round out the menu."

"Sapore di Mare is an Italian seafood restaurant located in Coconut Grove, Miami. Established by Giorgia Calabrese and Matteo Paderni of Gusto in Miami Beach and Ni.Do. in Miami fame, Sapore di Mare celebrates the bounty of the ocean with a menu of fresh seafood and seasonal fish and shellfish dishes."

"Dining at Sapore di Mare transports you back to dining in Capri. This small restaurant in Coconut grove is brightly furnished with blue tones with an outdoor patio seating whose menu focuses on seafood dishes. If you are looking for Miami Italian restaurants serving seafood head here!"

"Located a few blocks north of Miracle Mile in Coral Gables is Gusto Fino Italian Deli Café, is one of my favorite sandwich shops in the city. Serving a variety of classic Italian dishes and hot and cold sandwiches, the casual café, also offers a limited beer and wine list, as well as a breakfast menu. You’ll find delicious offerings like a classic New York Reuben sandwich or a hot pastrami sub."

"When owner Anthony Bruno moved to Florida, he missed authentic New York-style pizza so much that he decided to make his own. Now, years later, the chain has spread across the Sunshine State and beyond. This spot is known for its cheesy pies, from the most traditional square margherita to modern takes like white pizza and meaty pies decked with pepperoni, sausage, and meatballs."

"Techno and house music are all well and good, but sometimes you need a bit more flavor. El Patio — which New Times readers chose in 2019 as the Best Latin Club in Miami — can help. Co-owner Nicolas Hoyos imported furniture from his Colombian homeland to perfect the outdoor venue’s homespun vibe."

"This Speakeasy will take you back in time to the roaring ‘20s. The ambience is romantic, classy, intimate and musically inclined. The cocktails are all inspired by the prohibition era classics, and there are a dozen of these liquid delights."

"This restaurant is what you would see on a commercial about Miami!. It is a boutique restaurant with an intimate ambiance, dark furniture and decor to giv..."

"This club is where you need to be if you want to spice up your night with Latin Dance Music. Formerly known as the Sidebar Space, La Otra features cool chandeliers, fairy lights, candles, velvet couches, an outdoor patio, tropical plants, and disco balls hanging from the ceiling. Nightclubs in Miami are getting more and more competitive, and this club is a tough competitor."

"The Raleigh, an exquisitely preserved hotel landmark from 1941, proceed out back for libations around Miami’s most iconic swimming pool, a voluptuous Deco design created for champion swimmer Esther Williams. Imbibe on the obligatory mojito—the unofficial official cocktail of the city—before graduating to Miami’s more advanced offerings in mixology."

"Address: 1775 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139Built: 1940Renovated: 2016. Called the “grande dame” of art deco buildings in the area, the Raleigh is one building you should not miss seeing when you are in South Beach. Built in 1940, this hotel has a legendary pool that was once called the “most beautiful pool in America” by Life magazine."

"From its days inside the former St. Roch Market, this Japanese-Peruvian restaurant has grown into a larger space all its own in the Miami Design District’s Palm Court. Led by a brother, sister, and father team lovingly referred to as the “Chang Gang,” Itamae is an ode to combining their Peruvian heritage with Japanese classics. Think: a curated selection of maki and rolls, sashimi, and rice bowls served alongside tiraditos and ceviches."

"Peruvian-Japanese food in Miami. This Nikkei restaurant from the Chang Gang (Papa Fernando Chang, Son Nando and Daughter Valerie) who make the most delicious makis and ceviches in Miami. I'm looking forward a lot for the opening of their new location.". Itame140 NE 39th St #136Miami, United States"

"Restaurants Peruvian Design District"

"Japanese , Sushi"