Osteria 56

Italian restaurant · Morningside

Osteria 56

Italian restaurant · Morningside

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5599 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33137

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Authentic Roman cuisine, homemade pasta, Italian hospitality  

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5599 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33137 Get directions

osteria56.com
@dimmi_restaurant

$50–100 · Menu

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5599 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33137 Get directions

+1 305 759 1007
osteria56.com
@dimmi_restaurant

$50–100 · Menu

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Where to Find the Best Cacio e Pepe in Miami, Florida | Eater Miami

"Nestled in Miami’s charming Morningside neighborhood, this unassuming restaurant might be mistaken for a private residence at first glance. But looks can be deceiving: the cozy establishment serves Italian cuisine in a quaint and intimate atmosphere, including the fan-favorite spaghetti cacio e pepe." - Amber Love Bond

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Osteria Baiocco Review - MiMo - Miami - The Infatuation

"From the outside, Osteria Baiocco looks more like a sorority house than somewhere to get surprisingly great pasta - it’s a big brick building with white columns that quite possibly teleported here from Georgia. Inside, though, there are all the hallmarks of a neighborhood Italian spot: copper pans hanging on the wall, servers in white button-downs, and wine stacked to the ceiling. The space might be quirky, but the food here is straightforward and delicious. Start with the I fritti romani, a crispy little sampler platter of perfectly fried things like zucchini flowers, cod fish, and a tomato rice ball. Then move on to the fantastic pasta - the gnudi di spinaci e ricotta are delicious little spinach and ricotta dumplings and we could probably eat about 300 of them." - Ryan Pfeffer

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sebastian acosta

Google
Love the starters. The focaccia dough was Delicious, also the Tagliatelle, the spicy salami, meatballs. Everything was delicious. Great atmosphere.

Jessica Mizrahi

Google
Great place! The owner, Pino is amazing and super nice. Gina our server was extremely friendly. The food was great and fresh. It is very hard to find places where you feel welcome in Miami nowadays and this was the exception. Would come back for sure

Krista Pottinger

Google
A friend and I went out for a girl's night. The food, service, drinks, and vibes were immaculate! It's also a really nice vibe for a romantic date night. We will be back :)

Rick Goldman

Google
This was our first visit and we weren’t disappointed. Excellent food and service. We have a new favorite Italian restaurant in Miami.

Stephen Santangelo

Google
Dimmi was awesome overall. The venue was very cute, clean and made you feel like you were truly in Italy. The owner, Chef Pino, greets guests in Italian and was very attentive to us and every table. It’s a very nice personal touch to chat with the guests about the menu and make them feel at home. Can’t wait to go back and host a client event!

Chanine Aitatus

Google
We had a lovely evening at Dimmi, it was beautiful and the vibes was amazing our waiter Pino was super nice and very helpful 😀 😊 👍

Danny Reyes

Google
Real Roman cuisine made by a Roman chef. Italian owned and mostly Italian staff. You won't see chicken parmigiana or marsala here. This is the food of Lazio with a few Tuscan dishes: homemade pastas including mezzi rigatoni alla Amatriciana, tonarelli alla carbonara, coda alla vaccinara (Roman style oxtail), fried zucchini flowers stuffed with anchovies and mozzarella, lamb ragu, and several other authentic dishes. The carbonara is the best I've ever had, better than the incredible renditions I've had throughout Italy. The food is consistent and downright fantastic from the appetizers to the homemade desserts. Extensive list of reasonably priced wines. Service is relaxed yet attentive with excellent Italian hospitality exuded by the owners and manager. Atmosphere is very Italian and on a Saturday night, about 75% of the patrons are Italian. Simply the best place to enjoy authentic Roman food and wine in Miami. A real gem.

Daniele De Angelis

Google
A great location inspired to a traditional Italian restaurant. You can find the original Italian taste there, with fresh and selected ingredients, but also with a remarkable attention to innovation and details. Extremely good service, I would highly recommend.