Ironside Pizza
Pizza restaurant · Little River ·
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas, pastas & salads in airy space
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas, pastas & salads in airy space
"On NE 4th Court, a strip of warehouses sit at the easternmost border of Little River. Walk to the other side of the street and you'll find yourself in Palm Grove, a historically-designated residential neighborhood. Among the warehouses and facing Palm Grove sits Ironside, a multi-use complex of shops, studios, and offices, along with a restaurant - Ironside Pizza. Ironside Pizza specializes in (you guessed it) pizza - in this case, of the Neopolitan, wood-fired variety. Also on offer are a variety of antipasti and salads. Pro tips: order the eggplant parmesan, involtini, and pack your favorite wine or beer, as this place is one of the few BYOB's in Miami." - Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess
"Ironside is a solid pizza place with spacious outdoor seating in a lush courtyard. The space is nice and spread out—with both small tables great for couples and very big groups. Unless it’s unbearably hot, sit outside. That outdoor seating is the best part about this place, and it's ideal for everything from dates to dinner with a few friends you haven't seen in way too long. The menu includes salads, pasta, and some small plates, but the Neapolitan pies are what you should focus on." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo
"Located in the vibrant Ironside complex, Ironside Pizza offers a prime patio view of the lively courtyard, ideal for families to enjoy classic Neapolitan pizzas, pasta, and salads. Known for its al fresco setting with ample covered outdoor seating, guests can savor the perfect pie with a breeze, and the BYOB policy welcomes diners to bring their preferred wine for just a $10 corkage fee." - Allison Ramirez
"Ironside Pizza, located in Miami’s creative Ironside complex, combines perfectly charred, Neapolitan-style pizzas with a breezy, industrial courtyard lined with tropical trees. It’s the kind of spot that works for everything from casual family dinners to long, wine-filled lunches with friends. Once a BYOB place, it now touts a thoughtful wine list and pairs beautifully with favorites like the pizza Regina, topped with fresh arugula, tomatoes, and prosciutto, or the rich, six-week-marinated bolognese so good, a nonna might raise her nose out of intimidation." - Ashley Brozic
"Every time we go to Ironside Pizza, there’s almost always a party of 15-20 people sitting at a long table with a dozen bottles of wine and a lot of pizza. This spot in Little River is great for a group because everyone loves pizza, the BYOB policy means supplying booze will be cheap-ish (there is a corkage fee), and the mostly outdoor restaurant is a very pretty place to have a two-and-a-half-hour dinner. Just make a reservation and the rest will be a lot less stressful than deciding whether or not you should invite Jessica, who knows what she did." - ryan pfeffer
