Cotoletta

The real cotoletta! Fried to perfection in butter. Lorenzo made us feel at home. Italian beer and wine - perfect match! No need to have other items in the menu. Tiramisu directly from heaven. Take a look at the pictures!

This is such a wonderful little place, I know I will be back. The first thing to understand is that there is only one main course option: veal Milanese, served with your choice of sides. Do not let that deter you. The concept is based on traditional restaurants in small Italian villages that offered only the freshest locally available ingredients. The result is a simple yet delightfully delicious experience. Given that the accompaniments can change, your server will inform you of your options. On our recent visit, our choices were as follows. The starter was two bruschetta with cherry tomatoes and a cheese spread, along with two deliciously light arrancini in a cheese sauce. The white wine option was a Gavi di Gavi, which happens to be my favorite Italian varietal, so I was already in heaven. As I was sharing the monstrous Milanese, my daughter and I needed to debate the sides, so we settled on fried zucchini strips and an arugula salad, and we paid for an extra side of penne arrabbiata. They also offered fries and a penne with pomodoro. Everything was delicious; the veal was pounded thin but remained tender and juicy. The crust was just the right balance of crunch and salt. The arrabbita was a great decision as was the arugula. We didn’t eat all the zucchini, but mainly because of how many fried veggies you can eat when you're facing a one sq. Foot of deep-fried veal, don’t get me wrong, everything was terrific. As mentioned, the servings are generous, so we didn’t have a lot of room for dessert, but I find it impossible to turn down an affogato, so lucky me, they had one. There are two other sister restaurants from the same owners: one serves lasagna, and the other is more of an Italian bar concept. Suffice it to say, I am going to try all three. Everything about this restaurant felt like a family-run business, and I loved it from start to finish. I suspect you will too.

Delicious Italian place with prix fixe menu for 2 for $80, centered on delicious veal Milanese with two sides and two appetizers. Arancini starter was to die for. Tiramisu was so worth it, too!

I visited Cotoletta for the first time last Saturday, and honestly, I had never left a restaurant feeling so happy. It’s a simple yet brilliant concept: a fixed menu that includes two appetizers, a Milanese to share, and two sides—either pasta, fried zucchini, or French fries. To drink, they serve exquisite wines poured directly from the bottle. The atmosphere is spectacular. Every detail is unique and transports you to another place, making you feel as if you were truly in Italy. The waitstaff and assistants had great energy—quick, attentive, and welcoming. The food was exquisite, executed to a level of perfection that’s truly admirable. When offering a fixed menu, everything has to be flawless, and they absolutely nailed it. Everything was so delicious. Honestly, I had never left a restaurant with such a strong desire to return. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this culinary experience possible!

Outstanding restaurant from start to finish! The food, service, and atmosphere were all excellent. • The veal was perfectly prepared—ideal thickness, light breading, and beautifully cooked. • The penne al dente was spot on, and the fried zucchini was tender and delicious. • The crispy potato balls were very good, while the arugula salad with cheese slices and grape tomatoes was refreshing. • For dessert, the chocolate tart with pistachio ice cream was exceptional, and the tiramisu was extra creamy and indulgent. • Wine selection included a single Chianti, which paired nicely with the meal. Andrea, the manager, along with the chef, were both professional and genuinely friendly, adding to the welcoming experience. This restaurant serves the best veal in town, with a concept that feels both interesting and innovative. We’ll definitely be back for another lovely meal at this beautiful place!

To the point menu with a meal for two ($80). The veal is perfectly breaded! The tiramisu was good but heavy on the mascarpone. Casual enough for a weeknight dinner. Would definitely come back!

The cotoletta was fantastic and the service attentive, but the prices felt a bit steep. The appetizers and side dishes, unfortunately, were underwhelming and quite basic. That said, if you’re craving a proper cotoletta, this is definitely the spot to come.

The tiramisu is the only truly amazing thing we ate. Spicy pasta was also good. Appetizers were under salted, veal Milanese was not fried evenly so a large portion was mushy, plus extremely underseasoned/under salted. Zuchini fries were fine but too oily. Oh well. Pretty underwhelming. Won’t be back but we loved the concept.

Cotoletta - Coconut Grove Cotoletta is one of those rare places that feels both comforting and special at the same time. From the moment you walk in, the cozy, intimate atmosphere makes it perfect for a relaxed dinner with family or close friends. The space feels warm, welcoming, and authentically Italian without trying too hard. The food is the real star. The cotoletta is massive, beautifully golden, and perfectly crispy on the outside while remaining tender inside. It's clearly meant to be shared, and it arrives simply dressed with lemon and herbs, letting the quality of the dish speak for itself. Every bite is rich, satisfying, and exactly what you want when you're craving classic Italian comfort food. The pasta dishes are equally impressive--hearty, flavorful, and finished with just the right amount of cheese. Service was friendly and attentive without being overbearing, which made the experience feel effortless and enjoyable. This is the kind of place you come to linger, talk, and enjoy great food without rushing. If you're in Coconut Grove and want a cozy Italian meal with generous portions and consistently delicious dishes, Cotoletta is absolutely worth a visit. It's perfect for family dinners, celebrations, or simply a night out when you want something classic and comforting done right.

There is only one standout item on the menu "Cotoletta all Milanese", and it is executed flawlessly. While a selection of side dishes is available--I chose the salad, which was fresh and delicious--the true star is the Wiener schnitzel, cooked to absolute perfection. Priced at $80, the dish is generously portioned for two and well worth it. The service is impeccable, and the restaurant itself is quaint, warm, and inviting. We arrived early without reservations, and the experience still exceeded our expectations. Pure deliciousness from start to finish. Go--you will not be disappointed.

Cotoletta in Coconut Grove is a small Italian restaurant where you need to call ahead for reservations. Their main course is the fried veal Milanese, served with a selection of sides, you can choose from pasta, fries, or salad, and it also comes with arancini balls and tomatoes with mozzarella. The veal was perfectly cooked, juicy, and well-seasoned, and everything including the desserts was delicious. Service was exceptional with an authentic Italian staff. Indoors is cozy, outdoors can get noisy, and parking is limited to street or nearby garages. Overall, 10/10 and I'll definitely be back.

Interesting concept, I guess. There is a set menu that doesn't change. It is for two people. I'm not really sure what happens if you are three people at dinner or if you're just one person because it is a menu for two people only. You get a veal cutlet Milanese and 2 sides, and 2 appetizers. It is always veal cutlet Milanese. I'm not sure if the appetizers or sides change. Our appetizers were two pieces of bruschetta, and two pieces of Arancini. They were both very, very good. For our side dishes, we had an arugula salad and zucchini fries, both fine. The veal cutlet was a nice size. To be honest it had a strange taste to it. I thought kind of gamey, an off flavor that I didn't care for. But overall, I suppose it was OK but considering this is the only thing they make it certainly wasn't anything special. Definitely no place I'd run back to.

I enjoyed my time at Cotoletta. While I'm not usually a big fan of veal, I still found it pretty tasty, the lemon adds a nice touch, and although the dish is simple, it has enough flavor. I loved the spicy penne and the appetizers they bring out to start the meal. The service was great as well. The restaurant is small with limited tables, so I'd definitely recommend making a reservation ahead of time.

The experience was well worth it!! They have a great concept, one menu with few options. They focus on perfecting their dishes with no fuss. My only feedback is that the side dish's can be a tad bit larger. I did find them on the smaller side. Service was good.

Cotoletta is truly one of the most unique dining experiences I've had in a long time. The concept is simple ...there's only one thing on the menu, and honestly, that's all you need. For $80 (for two people), you get a beautifully curated meal that includes two appetizers and a shared entrée, the cotoletta. It starts with a bruschetta and an arancini which is a truffle infused rice ball that's deep-fried to perfection. I've had arancini before, but never like this. It was rich, flavorful, and absolutely phenomenal. Then comes the main course , the cotoletta , a perfectly breaded veal cutlet served with lemon. It's meant to be shared, and it absolutely lives up to the hype. Crispy, tender, flavorful... I now understand why this place is getting so much attention. Sometimes simplicity really is the secret. While we waited for our table, we checked out 3190, a newly opened wine bar just a couple doors down from the same owner. It had such a cute and cozy vibe, perfect for a pre dinner drink. They also offer a small food menu (just lasagna!) which looked incredible. I'm already planning my next visit just to try that. Cotoletta and 3190 are doing something different and it works. Highly recommend!!

What a great experience we had at Cotoletta! I need to confess I was a bit annoyed reservations were only via phone call - but i really wanted to check it out so I called and they made my resy for the next day right away. So from that phone call to the actual dinner, its fair to say the service was incredible. The "one option" menu makes our lives easier and every plate was delicious, but the Milaneze is really the star of the dinner! It was so big - we both ate and still took leftovers home. We also loved the house white wine - really light and refreshing, perfect for the miami heat. The place is really small (the tables are very close to each other) and can get a little loud, but i think its good for a date night. Great price for what you're getting and overall amazing experience. We'll definitely be back soon.

Im obsessed with this place. My new date night location. It is loud, cramped and packed but worth it! The food is delicious. Just writing the review, I'm craving it! The main course is so crispy! We were able to call and make a reservation and waited a few minutes for a table. Will be coming back ofte

This is one of the greats! It's only I item so they better do it well! You get two antipasto and the Cotoletta, which is a veal cutlet with the bone, flattened and crusted and fried! The service is impeccable! The pics are the art on the walls and the Menu! It's really cool!

Good value, the food is served quickly and hot. Staff is very attentive. We found the veal chop to be a perfect portion for sharing. The apps were natural in ingredients but nothing spectacular. We enjoyed our visit but felt it to be very rushed even though they were not terribly busy.

Enjoyed Cotoletta it is a small intimate restaurant that only has one thing on the menu and to be honest it doesn't need anything else. Came here with my wife and my son so the way the menu works is that it's set for two you get predetermined apps, which was a bruschetta with ricotta cheese very good and then some truffled Arancini, which were phenomenal. Then comes the main course and an absolute beauty of a pounded out veal chop breaded fried delicious. We got the two sides of a salad and the spicy pasta spicy pasta hit perfect. Service was fantastic from a nice young man who was on top of many tables and taking care of us very well. We'll definitely be coming back.

Delicious food, execellent service and great ambience Enough food and chocolate dessert was to die for

This place is small and intimate but gets crowded pretty fast in the grove. The waiters are very attentive and you will be served quickly so the wait isnt too long. They have two apps - the prosciutto and the Arancini. The veal is the main and then you get two sides from five options. I went with the arugula and the penne bolognese. Everything was very good and the restaurant overall had great service and great vibes.

This coconut Grove is a little neighborhood gem with very simply one dish! Cotoletta alla Milanese (veal) 2 Antipasti 2 Sides $80 serves two Immediately upon arrival, our friendly server placed some green olives in front of us and asked us what we would like to drink. They have a white, a red and Prosecco. We went with a bottle of Chianti, an extremely easy to drink light red, paired great with the fried veal, was $45. The antipasti was great, bruschetta with burrata on focaccia. And Arancini, rice balls over an irresistible Parmesan truffle sauce that wasn't too truffle and was super flavorful. In fact, we enjoyed the opening so much. We ran it back and had another round which was an additional $30. In retrospect, the veal was huge and we could have skipped running It back. We were given choice of sides with our veal. We went with the zucchini fries, and the pasta. A man came by shredding cheese on top of the pasta, and we asked them to do the same on the zucchini fries. Both were very enjoyable.. For the star of the show the bone in Cotoletta alla Milanese was huge! Perfectly crisp and thin a splash of lemon was perfect for it, this filled us up incredibly well, we were struggling for the last few bites. You could probably order another side or two and share the it with at least three people maybe four. For dessert, we went with the tiramisu which was delicious light and creamy. Out the door with the extra round of antipasti a bottle plus a glass of the red, and the dessert we spent $220, but if you solely wanted to try the $80 special, you could get out of there at about $105 with tax and tip. Great place and next time I have a craving I'll be sure to return.

Such a unique spot! This is great for date night or a small group. There is one main dish and you can chose different sides. The veal milanese was delicious and they give a very generous portion. Also, the tiramisu is elite here.

Stopped by on a Sunday, we got there at opening, and were promptly seated. Servers were great! Food was good, I enjoyed the bruschetta and the arancini, both very tasty. Had a lovely bottle of white wine that was chilled. Food was tasty. Overall very pleased with the service and the food and will be back.

Believe it or not I had never had Milanese before trying it at Cotoletta and I'm so glad that this was my first. I have to start my review off by gushing about how hospitable the team was here. I walked in around at 5:30 pm with two friends, my small dog, and no reservations. They still happily accommodated us and kindly let us know that we would have an hour before the reservation who would need our table would come in. I said, as long as you can feed us in an hour, we're game! And so the experience began. It was clear that they worked well as a team--everyone was on the same page, they explained the menu and how it worked really well, and never once did I feel rushed. As a matter of fact, when I asked about how much time we had left, the response, "don't worry about that, this is your time to enjoy your meal." Like, what?! Amazing. On to the food: delicious. From the yummy little starter olives to the way that the lemon brightened the tender Milanese to the light crisp of the fried zuchinni side, it was a definitely a meal to delight in. And though their concept mainly focuses on two-person dining (so it's the perfect date spot) they still offered a great deal and portion size for a single diner. The ambiance was my favorite--we got to see it transform from quiet early dinner to a lively full house. The way the team worked around each other was like a dance and the vibe of everyone inside added to the big happy family dinner vibes. Cotoletta is must try! But please...even though they were so lovely and accommodating don't be like me--make a reservation!

Loved the amazing yet relaxed hospitality by owners and staff. Service and food were outstanding, setting the tone for a perfect family dinner! Don't miss out on a great evening at Cotoletta. You won't regret it. Mille grazie!!

*REVIEW IS ONLY ABOUT THE SERVICE* First off, the food at Cotoletta is really, really good. No complaints there. However, I recently tried to go again and the manager delivered such an awful customer service experience that I feel compelled to share so that they (he) can improve. We attempted to walk in at 5:30PM (opening time) on a Saturday (just 2 of us). As we are local and have done a walk-in before, we didn't think this would be an issue. We actually arrived at around 5:25 to ensure it wouldn't be an issue so as to beat the rush of the 6PM+ crowd. Upon entering the manager asked if we had a reservation. We said no, just walk-in. Now, mind you, there were ZERO people there at this time. None. Just the manager and a waiter. Chairs were still on tables as they were preparing to open. Manager returns, I can give you a table outside. Again. There are ZERO people at this time. It was 90 degrees and humid so we let him know we did not want outside. Manager replies "ok let me see what I can do." At this point it was actually insulting that the manager had to "check" to see if he could fit us in when zero people were there. We told him forget it, we don't need all the headache and BS just to walk in and try to spend our money and to be told they weren't sure if they could "fit us" in an empty restaurant. I understand that a popular restaurant may be full with pre-committed reservations, however, it doesn't take an MBA in customer service to know you can squeeze in 2 people into an empty restaurant and that you will be able to operate just fine. I also don't fault the restaurant for this so much as the manager who was running the place at that time. We'll definitely be back for the food, but try to up your customer service for local walk-ins, please.

This was not a meal, it was an experience! When a restaurant offers a very small menu, it has to knock it out of the park. And OMG they did! The place is cozy and crowded and that makes it perfect! I felt as if I was somewhere in Italy. Loved everything about this place and the star of the show, veal cotoletta, was done to immaculate perfection. The appetizers included were arancini and bruschetta. Both were great! We also tried all the side dishes (we were a big group). Fries, very well done. Zucchini fries, amazing! Pasta Arrabbiata, finally someone knows how to make it right! Arugula salad, simple and delicious. For dessert I made the sacrifice to have a cafe affogato. I can't recommend this enough. If I could give it more stars, I would. Make sure you call for a reservation and if you are driving, plan extra time to find parking.

This place takes the guess work out of what to order, no menu, straight to the point, veal Milanese all day everyday! $80 set price for 2 people gets you 2 preset appetizers, 2 side dishes you get to choose from out of about 4 options and a huge veal Milanese! This small and vibrant restaurant in the Grove seems to be packed every time I pass by, including the Thursday night I went, I couldn't wait to try this authentic Italian spot. Drinks were straight forward as well, options were one type of red wine, one type of white, a prosecco or champagne. Once sat and drinks ordered, all we needed to do was pick our sides. Appetizers came quickly, the bruschetta was crispy with the freshest burrata. The arancini was also really good served on top of a truffle sauce. Soon after our veal Milanese arrived and took up half our table! So perfectly seasoned and breaded, every bite was the perfect bite. The zucchini fries were crispy and the spicy penne pasta was perfection. We were able to finish the apps and sides, however half the veal had to come home with us just because it's so big, but no complaints there!

A New Italian Gem in Coconut Grove - Cotoletta is a Must-Try! Cotoletta brings something fresh to Coconut Grove, with a menu built around its signature dish, "La Cotoletta." Every dish we tried was a delight. The arancini and bruschetta as starters were 10/10--one of the best truffle arancinis I've ever had, and the bruschetta was bursting with perfectly balanced flavors. The main event, "La Cotoletta," was deliciously tender, with the perfect amount of breading. A small tip: I'd add a mesh over the lemon to avoid seeds falling on the meat, but that's just me being picky! The dish was light and not greasy, true to Italian culinary standards. For sides, we went with the pomodoro pasta and fried zucchini. While the pasta was a touch soft for my preference (I enjoy it more al dente), it was still enjoyable, and I know not everyone likes it that firm. The fried zucchini was a great choice too! To finish, we had the cheesecake, although the tiramisu and chocolate cake with pistachio ice cream were tempting. Overall, Cotoletta deserves a solid 5/5! I'll definitely be back. Pro Tip: Go for a bottle of wine instead of just glasses; it elevates the experience.

Cotoletta feels like a slice of Italy! They only serve Milanesa, and it's the best you'll ever try. The place is small, beautifully decorated, and the service is 7 stars. It can get a little noisy, but hey -- Italians are loud Loved it!

The brilliance of Cotoletta lies in their simplicity and flawless execution. Their main dish is one item, and it is by far one of the best veal milanesa's you'll ever have. With that comes a select number of sides to choose from; all of which, like the main dish, are perfectly crafted. Service was top notch. Just walking to my table, I was welcomed by multiple staff. Our waiter took his time, explaining the restaurant's concept, offering suggestions, and tending to the experience. The atmosphere is very much alive...if you're looking for a quiet dinner, this probably isn't the place. The ambiance is a bold blend of playful elegance and modern edge that makes it a very immersive and entertaining experience. Overall, I was extremely impressed by every aspect of this visit, and for the $80 cost for a party of 2 (which includes 2 starters, veal milanesa, and 2 sides) I will definitely be coming back.

Went on 8/17. Not what I was expecting. Food was decent but not excellent. The wine is delicious, but overpriced. The place is small, and vibrant, but will get loud when every table is full. The cotoletta was not as tender as I'd like, the crunch from the breading was the hilight of the dish, but it was not very flavorful overall. At $80 for a meal for two, I did get value and satisfaction from the meal. I'd like to try it again and see if it improves since it was overall decent. The wine is delicious, but overpriced. They charge $45 for a bottle that costs $16 at the local Total Wine. I expect to pay more for wine in a restaurant, but not three times it's cost. At the most, that Poggio Scudieri Chianti should be no more than $24 in a restaurant for the bottle. At $45, That's a ripoff! The sides were very good. The Arancini is the clear standout! The pasta had great flavor and it was al dente since it is clear they use dry pasta instead of fresh pasta which overall is not a bad thing. I like both fresh and dry pasta. In this case I feel it fits the course since the sides are all very texture forward and having al dente pasta is the right choice! The pasta sauce was good! The bruschetta was good but too small, and the zucchini fries were a fun crunchy side. Your experience may vary. I will be back to try it again to see if maybe they were not on point that day, but I will NOT be getting the wine. As good as it is, the $45 charge for it is absurd.

Concept is cool and service was great. I don't know if I need to go back but I did enjoy it.

I am sorry to say I don't see what all the hype is about at Cotoletta. The Ambiance is cute for a small restaurant but the volume in the place is unbearable. I found that I was yelling the entire time I was there so we could hear each other, it was so bad we had to lean all the way into the table to hear each other and we definitely could not cross talk. Service was good nothing over the top. I have had Milanese many times before coming here and I have to say, it was average. It is important to have the bone in veal chop pounded evenly and it was not, too thin in some places and too thick in other places and a little too oily. The sides were tiny! I appreciate the idea behind 80bucks includes two pieces of an appetizer and two sides but so NOT worth it. The things I liked the most was the two pieces of appetizer the "bruschetta" in quotes because bruschetta usually doesn't have burrata on top( no complaining about that loved it)! The arancini were delish. If you're looking for a perfect Milanese that comes with arugula, Portosole in Coral Gables is my go to place. Lastly, most Italian restaurants do not rush you out the door. But sure enough the waiter and either owner or host literally asked us to leave. Mind you we were there with a reservation and dinning under two hours, classless to ask people to leave, we ordered additional glasses of wine and dessert which the dessert was disappointing, I've eaten many flourless chocolate cakes and this was so dry and crumbly, mediocre at best. They could care less about your experience it was more about how many times they can turn the table over and charge $80 per couple. We won't be back, Italian in Miami is highly competitive I'd rather spend an extra 50 bucks on another restaurant than this place that is just okay. Another trendy social media miss!

We liked it. My husband and I went without reservation on a Saturday around 6:30 and were seated right away. Unique concept, something different. I like good and simple and this places has it. The starters were yummy and the milanesa was also good. I like milanesa so I think if that's gonna be the only option you have to like it. The sides were fine we had the bolognese pasta and the zucchini. We didn't have dessert but we had a beer and a glass of white wine. Pretty good. I'll go back.

the food is the most amazing taht i try in my life, the service perfect, the location is very nice, 100% recommended ;)

Went to Cotoletta with my grandma & boyfriend for the huge milanesa and it did not dissapoint. There is no physical menu, the server tells you what's available. The milanesa was pretty pricey ($80) but it was worth it for a one time thing. The tiramisu was amazing as well! Definitely give it a try.

10/10! The menu is pretty much pre-fix, with your option to select your sides (5 options). Perfect spot for date night with your boo, or intimate dinner with close friends. The ambiance has a NYC vibe and the food quality is straight out of an Italian kitchen. Most of the waiters are handsome Italian men as well, so ladies - feast your eyes not just on the food. Can't wait to come back.

I happened upon Cotoletta when I was in Coconut Grove last weekend - there was a crowd outside this little place that intrigued me. As we had just eaten , we began talking to the proprietor and asked to look at a menu for future consideration. He pointed to a big blackboard with a single item and an $80.00 price. -He explained that they serve a single dish - Veal Milanese with appetizers and sides -and the price was all inclusive FOR TWO! A server walked by with a beautiful platter of Veal Milanese that would overwhelm Fred Flintstone -- we decided to come back later in the week and made a reservation The proprietor greeted us warmly and sat us right away. I had a glass of Chianti (decent and well priced). A platter of (2) small bruschetta arrived shortly after along with (2) arancini (rice balls) The bruschetta had a very fresh well balanced flavor of tomato, basil garlic and olive oil- delicious I'm not a big rice ball fan. But they had a good flavor Shortly thereafter came the platter with a beautiful veal Milanese that was so large it spilled over every edge of the plate - , along with our sides of an arugula salad and pasta with a bolognese sauce The veal was perfectly seasoned and cooked - golden brown crispy coating The edges weren't overcooked and the meat at the bone was slightly pink . The sides were ok -pasta was Al dente and salad a simple arugula with cherry tomatoes- next time I'll just order (2) arugula salad sides and cover the veal with it . I had Tiramisu for dessert which was Tasty but not a highlight Definitely will make return visits- it's hard to find consistently good Milanese -Cotoletta has it down pat.

These gents knocked it out of the ball park. The excellent service matched the phenomenal menu; everything just works perfectly. This is the new, new spot to hit up if you're looking for a no bs, no nonsense awesome dining experience that's located in the heart of 33133. Frank, our server, should teach hospitality courses to other restaurants - he'll take great care of your guests. Highly recommend you call ahead of time so you don't have to wait a minute longer. Thank you, Sebastian, Ivette & Nina

What a fantastic experience! The cotoletta alla milanese is their signature and only entree, but it's done exceptionally well. The breading was light and crispy, while the veal soft and juicy. The antipasta was arancini and a focaccia with fresh tomatoes and mascarpone, which were equally delicious. Our sides were the arugula salad and the bolognese. They were simple, yet fresh and scrumptious. For dessert we had the tiramisu and chocolate cake. A perfect way to end the meal. The service was also quick, attentive, and polite. Can't recommend this restaurant enough!

AMAZING !!!!!! From the apps to the main course everything was DELICIOUS !!!!! Highly recommended !!!! Service is exceptional !!!!

Amazing service the Cotoletta is huge the appetizers bruschetta fresh delicious, the arancini's also tasty and the sides pasta al pomodoro and fried zucchini just the right combo. Dessert the final touch tiramisu.

Hands down! We had an amazing date night in Cotoletta last weekend. Mattia was a great server for us, we had so much fun! The food was delicious and the whole vibe very enjoyable, felt like you're somewhere in Italy. Thank you guys, will definitely be back soon!

Fantastic dinner. Expected it to be far more simple, but there were choices and options and plenty of variety.

Very authentic, proper service and nice decor. Feels like you are in Italy. The management is very attentive, friendly and accommodating. Excellent for family dinners and get together with good friends.

This place is amazing. They have an amazing deal for two! We even took some home. Beautiful weather in miami this December to sit outside and people watch and enjoy delicious food. I recommend this place for lunch or casual dinner, it's in a great location. Great addition to the grove

It's a must !!! Go early for it's always packed !!! Very professional European flair - food is amazing

Perfect neighborhood addition! We've needed something with character and at a decent price point. Everything was good, including wine. Also walked out of there stuffed, portion is more than enough.

I truly love Cotoletta! The menu is very small but the food is delicious! Can't wait to go back!

This is such a great new gem / hot spot in Coconut Grove!! There is only one menu item at this restaurant (it's absolutely fabulous!). It's $80 for two people ($40 pp) and it includes one main dish - Milanese which is only veal, a bruschetta and arancini appetizer plus two sides of your choice (we got the pasta and salad). Some reviews say you can choose between chicken or veal Milanese as your main - this is not the case. It is a great amount of food for this price point. Dessert and wine are not included in the $80. They have a fantastic wine selection and I learned from a friend you can bring your own wine and they will cork for you but not sure if there is a corkage fee. I am also not sure what happens on the pricing if you come with a group of 3 or as a party of 1. All in all, this was one of the best meals we've had in a while in the Grove! We were able to walk in and get a spot outside.

Amazing place. You have very little choice as everything is centered around their one dish: Veil Milanese. It's excellent. You get sides and appetizers with a prefixed price of 80 bucks. Great service! Wonderful Ambiance! I will come back!

This place has really delivered. Although the menu is limited it has been executed with perfection. No complaints. More so, the ambiance is welcoming and the Andrea, the owner, makes you feel like you have returned home for a special meal. Lovely experience.

My reviews are always honest. And I believe that this place has a lot of potential. It is an adorable space, the service was nice, and professional. You cannot beat this deal, it is a A LOT of food for $80 for two. I would recommend you definitely try it out. The food was good, my problem is, I am all or nothing, and if it's not amazing , I do not come back. However, I would give THIS place another chance. The starters were great. Very well prepared. The main meal is what I felt was bland. The quality of the meat was good, but it really has no flavor. We found ourselves drowning in lemon. The pastas were simple and good, again nothing out of this world... maybe we went on an off night, and I will be back to give it another shot. Try it. It does have potential.

Such a simple concept executed with amazing service, quality and ambiance. Highly recommend! Everything on the menus is exquisite!