Paulie Gee's Miami

Love the vibe, as soon as you walk in you're presented with music you will rock to and a warm welcome. The food it's delicious, the pizzas are very tasty. I will definitely recommend coming here either for a lunch or dinner date or bring your family for a pizza night.

This pizza shop boasts a captivating and eclectic décor given that it was built on the spot where a Chinese restaurant was formerly located. It features a good assortment of local brews, wood-fired pizzas that are served up fast and live music. There is neither delivery service nor takeout orders, since pizzas are consumed fresh right out of the wood-burning oven.

Its all about the dough of their pizzas. Not too thin. Not too thick. Fresh topping. Cool bar and dining area with outdoor seating.

Really! A little bit of cheese in the middle on half burnt bread? I could barely locate the beef brisket. Worst Pizza in the world. I am telling you the yelp guy was right!

So, how can I best describe my experience... WOW in the best posible way. From service to everything we tried simply put AMAZING.

Really cool place. Pizzas are as good as can be, never got any that good anywhere in Miami. Excellent crust and wide variety. The owner is really nice, does anything possible to accommodate our party. Will return, soon and often.

The dough is of world-class quality. This paired their wild combination of ingredients makes them the most exciting and unique pizza spot in the entire city. Closely rivaled by other spots of course. Every pie we tried had intense and yet perfectly balanced flavors that we have never experienced before and that is the mark of a truly great restaurant experience.

We wanted to like this place. We took a chance on a neighborhood spot even though it always looks empty. Renovation was very Brooklyn and well done. Salad was a joke however. Essentially a $10 side salad. Pizza was not representative of Brooklyn style and way overpriced for the small quantity. Beer also was overpriced for the area and clientele. Even in Brooklyn, for these prices you get higher quality more authentic pizza. A $22 eggplant parmesan? Not great. Price was robbery. If you're going to charge these prices at least do Brooklyn Italian justice. And provide respectable, standard portions.