Rosemary's

Restaurant · Miami Fashion District

Rosemary's

Restaurant · Miami Fashion District

322 NW 25th St, Wynwood, FL 33127

Highlights

Rosemary's is a charming Italian eatery in Wynwood that offers fresh, garden-to-table dishes and a cozy ambiance perfect for lingering over pasta and wine.

322 NW 25th St, Wynwood, FL 33127 Get directions

rosemarysnyc.com

@rosemarysrestaurant

$50–100

Reserve

@infatuation

"No openings roundup would be complete (or accurate) without an Italian restaurant from New York. Rosemary’s has multiple locations around NYC and their Miami restaurant has landed in Wynwood. The menu has pasta, branzino, tuna crudo, and lots of rosemary from their herb garden." - mariana trabanino

Miami’s New Restaurant Openings

View Postcard for Rosemary's

@infatuation

"The only time we’d come to Rosemary’s is on a beautiful February night to sit on their patio and enjoy the weather under manicured bougainvilleas—and only if we weren’t parking, paying, or hungry. Because the Italian food here is just a hair past tolerable. photo credit: Rosemary's photo credit: Rosemary's photo credit: Rosemary's Rosemary’s serves salads you could make better at home, sickly looking pasta, and burnt bread to go with your forgettable meatballs. They also make a big deal about sourcing ingredients from their patio garden, which, as far as we can tell, amounts to them just sprinkling rosemary on everything. All of Rosemary’s charm disappears in the dining room, a warehouse gussied up with string lights and white tile walls. So if a friend insists on going here, tell them to book a table on the patio. And if it’s summer, tell them you can’t make it. The soggy cavatelli and watery cocktails aren’t worth the sweat. Food Rundown photo credit: Virginia Otazo Chopped Salad Siciliano It’s fine if you love a very vinegary escarole salad, though the artichokes taste straight from the can. You can do better (and cheaper) at home. video credit: Julia Malavé Grilled Octopus Eating Rosemary’s octopus feels like chewing on your gym’s resistance band, and tastes like it too. video credit: Julia Malavé Cavatelli If this pasta were any mushier, it would cry during ASPCA commercials. video credit: Julia Malavé Pappardelle Verde The pappardelle isn’t bad, but the white veal sauce resembles cat vomit a little too closely for our liking. photo credit: Virginia Otazo Meatballs The meatballs are standard, large, and covered in lumpy parmesan. The only impressive thing about this dish is how badly they burned the bread." - Virginia Otazo

Rosemary’s has a great patio, and that’s it - Review - Miami - The Infatuation

View Postcard for Rosemary's

@eater

"An Italian spot transformed into an urban farm, offering pasta and seafood dishes using produce and herbs from its garden." - Laine Doss

Miami’s Newest Restaurant Openings in February 2025 - Eater Miami

View Postcard for Rosemary's

Katerina

Google

Wonderful place, it is huge but feels so cozy because there are so many different seating areas. Outdoor seating is so beautiful. The service was great! The food was very good, the octopus appetizer was so soft, one of the best I've had, pictures don't do it justice. Suppli and branzino were very good, too. Also, definitely recommend trying meatballs, yum! Eggplant capotana was the only dish that I don't recommend, while flavoring is good. eggplant pieces were too hard and chewy. The highlight was the olive cake, so delicious and moist, and not overy sweet, it comes with blueberries, amazing!

Antonieta Luzardo

Google

Loved this restaurant decor and ambiance and really like the detail about real plants and the small garden inside the restaurant. Food was delish and i recommend the pasta with homemade sausage , we had to wait +30min for the food,the server said the kitchen was packed up but restaurant wasn’t full at all so maybe was a mistake. Overall I recommend trying this restaurant if you are around the area.

Yesenia Bermudez

Google

I love Rosemary’s, it’s a little taste of Italy and its farmhouse charm makes you want to linger all day. The garden patio at night is lovely and everyone is so friendly! I ordered the Bistecca with Rosemary’s potatoes, and wow—every bite was so satisfying. And I had the absolute best wine, round up all the girlies for a bottle of the Barolo. It’s incredible! I already can’t wait to go back and dive into their pastas!

Y T

Google

Rosemary’s Wynwood, located at 322 NW 25th Street in Miami’s vibrant arts district, is a new and delightful addition to the city’s culinary scene. Inspired by the original West Village location in New York City, this Italian eatery brings a harmonious blend of Tuscan charm and farm-to-table dining to South Florida. The restaurant’s ambiance is both rustic and inviting, featuring an urban farmhouse aesthetic that seamlessly integrates with Wynwood’s artistic vibe. A standout feature is the on-site urban farm, developed in collaboration with Miami’s Little River Cooperative, which supplies fresh produce directly to the kitchen. This commitment to sustainability and local sourcing enhances the authenticity of the dining experience. The menu offers a variety of handmade pastas and house-made mozzarella, highlighting seasonal ingredients. Notable dishes include the Eggplant Caponata, a delightful combination of roasted vegetables, pine nuts, and agrodolce, and the Orecchiette, prepared with house-made sausage, broccoli rabe, Fresno chili, and Parmigiano. For dessert, the Olive Oil Cake and Bombolini with Nutella Crema are must-tries. The beverage selection complements the menu perfectly, featuring Italian spritzes, classic cocktails, and a curated Italian wine list. The staff exudes warmth and hospitality, making every guest feel like part of the family. It’s a must-visit destination for those seeking authentic Italian flavors in a setting that feels both upscale and welcoming.

Vincent Vieni

Google

This place just opened and live and work in the neighborhood so I pass by it all the time. I walked over the other day and the Hostess Allure greeted me with a smile and chatted me up. I went home came back and decided to try it. She recommended the Mushroom Pasta so I go that with the Calamari. They both were excellent although the pasta had a little too much salt, had to drink a lot of water. Nonetheless the waitress was nice and asked me how everything was and I mentioned the salt. She said she would let the kitchen staff know which was comforting because they took it seriously. Will definitely be back, I went on a Monday night cant wait to see how the vibes are on a weekend.

Leo Brunie

Google

Rosemary's is fabulous and the food was delicious. It has something for everyone whether you are vegetarian, need gluten free, love meat or fish, or pasta they have it all! I absolutely loved, loved the beet salad, best one I have ever had! Leave some room for desert (or not and order it anyway:) because the olive oil cake can not be missed! Grateful to amazing friends who invited us to be part of the soft opening and we will be back! Outdoor garden seating area is super cozy and comfortable and they have the best chairs that fit a little purse in a back pocket, so creative! Welcome to the 305 Dear Rosemary :)

Lorenna Rodriguez

Google

My husband and I had a lovely dinner at Rosemary's. Jason and Omar were extremely attentive and the food was delicious and authentic

Leo Cas

Google

We were so excited to hear this NYC favorite was opening in Miami and we were not disappointed!! Beautiful set-up making for perfect evening ambiance and vibe. Loved seeing the little herb garden too!! There was a glitch in the system and our order took a while to get to us but considering it was literally their second day in operation, that was a minor thing in the grand scheme of things. When we did get our food, it was well presented and delicious (do order the beet salad)! SO happy to have Rosemary's in Miami. We'll be back!!