Brooklyn-born brick-oven pizza and candlelit charm in the heart of South Beach
Casual
45-75 minutes
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Walk-ins are welcome. Sunday afternoons also see a surge from 3pm to 6pm. A typical dinner runs $30-50 per person. On-site parking is available.
An 18-inch brick-oven pizza with fresh pomodoro sauce, a blend of cheeses, and fragrant basil.
A widely praised appetizer frequently mentioned by guests as a must-order.
A house salad favorite noted often in reviews.
A hearty stuffed calzone served with a plate of signature sauce.
Imported Italian artichoke hearts baked and served as a starter.
A dessert pizza swirled with Nutella, a standout on the dessert menu.
Crispy beef pepperoni chips frequently highlighted by guests.

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