Cecconi's Miami
Restaurant · Miami Beach
4385 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140
Highlights
Venetian-style pastas & seafood in a classy garden setting
Venetian-style pastas & seafood in a classy garden setting
"The ambiance of the outdoor seating at Cecconi’s inside Soho Beach House is as gorgeous as it is relaxing. The outdoor courtyard was designed to showcase details like the stunning wooden trellis, string light-decorated trees, floral fabrics, and hand-blown Italian glass pendant lights. The ocean sound adds to the romantic setting." - Eater Staff
"Soho Beach House is a members-only club and hotel in South Beach that—and this is true—starts charging you more money for your membership the literal day you turn 30. But if you don’t have a membership, you can still come to twirl pretty average bucatini on your fork as you try very hard not to stare at the professional athlete three tables away. We do not recommend coming here just for the food, because, as previously mentioned, it's pretty average and also very expensive. But it’s a scene worthy of your most silky outfit and the courtyard dining space is pretty on a nice night." - ryan pfeffer
"Cecconi’s is the Italian restaurant in the lobby of the members-only Soho Beach House, but you don’t need to be a member to eat here. Anyone can make a reservation on the see-and-be-seen courtyard. Their buffet situation is respectable, and its highlights include a build-your-own tuna tartare station, rotating pasta options, and a formidable dessert section with good ice cream and enough cakes to distract Paul Hollywood for several hours. Navigating the buffet can get tricky when it’s busy. You’re not only dealing with paying customers, but also the rubbernecking Soho members who are just passing through and seem to be weighing the risk of snatching a shrimp. It’s not much of a party atmosphere or heavy-drinking brunch. More of a “look at me I’m rich and/or beautiful” brunch." - ryan pfeffer
"What is it about expensive members-only places that make for such good chisme? Is it that rich people’s problems tend to be so hilariously low-stakes and specific that you can’t help but laugh at them? Yes. And you can get more of that at Cecconi’s, the allegedly Italian restaurant inside Soho Beach House that’s thankfully open to the chisme-loving public. Some of the bigger tables are isolated, but the two-tops are squeezed close enough to hear someone talk about the Dolphins player they recently matched with, or bemoan the rapidly approaching Soho membership increase that happens when you turn 30." - julia malave, ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, mariana trabanino
"The ambiance of the outdoor seating at Cecconi’s inside Soho Beach House is as aesthetically pleasing as it is relaxing. The outdoor courtyard was meticulously designed to showcase the stunning wooden trellis and string light-decorated trees that adorn the deco floral fabrics and custom hand-blown Italian glass pendant lights. Offering a mix of Mediterranean and Italian cuisine, Cecconi’s is ideal for a memorable date night, with the ocean’s sound adding to the romantic setting." - Eater Staff
