Pizza in Miami Beach
Gina's Pizza Italian Ristorante
Pizza and Italian Food for Dine-In, Carry-Out, or Delivery at Gina's Pizza Italian Ristorante (Up to 45% Off)
Italian-American staples including meatball parm subs, stuffed shells, and New York–style pizza
West Avenue
$20 $11
Italian Dinner for Two or Four at Master's Italian Restaurant (Up to 54% Off)
Master's Italian Restaurant
City Center
$23
$11
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Two Large Pizzas with Two Optional Sodas for Dine-In, Carryout, or Delivery at Zesto Pizza (Up to 50% Off)
Zesto Pizza
Flamingo / Lummus
$41.98
$21
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$18 for a Pizza Meal for Two at Pizza D'Light ($31.98 Value)
Pizza D'Light
Treasure Island
$31.98
$18
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After the unexpected loss of their father, three brothers from Eboli, an Italian hamlet in the Neapolitan countryside, pursued their disparate passions to separate corners of the globe. As Giuseppe, the eldest, toiled as a pizzaiolo in New York; Antonio, a dancer; and Gennaro, an artist, spent time honing their crafts in Madrid and Paris. It wasn't long before Giuseppe opened his pizzeria, and his younger siblings weren't far behind. With all three operating successful Italian eateries in their respective cities, the trio decided to reunite, forming Fratelli La Bufala as a joint effort where they could highlight their father's passion for water-buffalo mozzarella, a heart-healthy cheese that anchors the cuisine at each of their worldwide locations.
Working from an Italian menu modeled after Mediterranean culinary traditions, chefs prepare pastas in-house and pepper Neapolitan-style pizzas with water-buffalo meat that boasts less cholesterol and saturated fat than most traditional meat options. Like Sophia Loren's celebrity impersonators, the kitchen's ingredients are sourced from small southern Italian farms, and are transported with care to preserve their naturalness and quality.
Che Soprano's menu straddles the great Atlantic puddle expertly balancing a varied supply of homemade pizzas, crisp salads, loaded sandwiches, flavorful pastas, and more. Fill half-moon shaped mouths with a pillowy empanada ($1.95+) while perusing the twofold trattoria's list of full-sized tongue suitors. The quadrilateral crust of the campagniola pizza crackles as sweet italian sausage, roasted peppers, and onion tumble down a plum tomato sauce and fresh mozzarella mat ($8.95+). Punctuate gastronomic gymnastic routines with homemade dulce de leche or an impromptu tabletop pommel horse routine ($5.95).
Panizza Bistro woos patrons by serving up warming breakfast, lunch, dinner, and tapas in a friendly, casual atmosphere. Enter cozy confines influenced by Italy, Spain, and Argentina to send your taste buds on a sensory and passport-free excursion. Sample rise-and-shineables such as the ham, cheese, and egg croissant (small $4.90, large $7.40) for a cheerful wake up that's less disturbing than being tickled by a rooster. Daytime diners can nosh on light tapas such as the roasted red pepper and feta cheese crostini ($6.90), or sink their teeth into hearty mouthfuls of Argentine lomito sandwiches filled with grilled steak, ham, cheese, and eggs ($8.99). Continue snacking South American–style with flavorful empanadas ($2), or take a pleasantly dry paddle across the pond with Italian fare including pizzas and pastas. Carnivorous diners can sample Mediterranean-inspired meaty plates such as grilled steak sautéed in gorgonzola sauce and crowned with a tempting toupee of crushed nuts ($14.90). Finish with sweet homemade flan ($4.50), or raise a mug of hot café Panizza fortified with cream, Tia Maria, and Baileys ($4.90) to toast old friends or initiate a liquid food fight in honor of the winter solstice.
I Love Pizza makes mouths water with a menu of gourmet espresso drinks and 19 New York–style pies. Taste Gotham’s personality without licking the Statue of Liberty thanks to a mozzarella and basil Manhattan pie ($15 for a 16"). The Central Park teems with flocks of kalamata olives ($17 for a 16"), and the pepperoni-topped Brooklyn ($16 for a 16") hulas toward mouths when clad in a skirt of tangy pineapples ($2 extra). Like a lullaby with a kazoo solo, the Nutella pizza pairs sweet themes with a hint of nuttiness thanks to its infusion of chocolate-hazelnut spread ($18 for a 16"). Calima Coffee's Aussie-roasted Colombian beans comprise each cappuccino, which can enliven eyes for staring contests with the sun at the café’s outdoor tables.
NAKEDPizza is a recently opened eatery that serves up a menu of all-natural pies for health-conscious pizza fans. These pies of purity start with a multi-grain crust made from an ancestral blend that includes hidden molecules of prebiotic fiber and probiotics for bone and digestive health. Atop this wonder wheel, NAKEDPizza slathers all-natural tomato sauce and real mozzarella cheese without any added sugar or preservatives. This cherubic cheese pizza (10" $4.99, 12" $5.99, 14" $6.99) can then be adorned with flora flavor addendums (10" $1.49, 12" 1.69, 14" 1.89) such as sundried tomato, jalapeño, black beans, fire-roasted red pepper, artichoke, pineapple, mushroom, and fresh basil. Carnivorous connoisseurs can also add farm favorites such as chicken, hamburger, pepperoni, sausage, and ham, as well as feta or cheddar cheese. If the creative gene skipped your generation to join an actors’ strike, NAKEDPizza is happy to make sagacious suggestions for specialty combos such as the Smokehouse pizza (10" $12.99) with hickory-smoked barbecue sauce as the sultry setting for an illicit chicken and onion affair.
When it first began slicing authentic Brooklyn-style pies in 1992, Pucci's Pizza was a nocturnal nest for night crawlers, clubbers, and coastal pizza lovers. Today, original owner and NYC native Tommy Pooch drapes party-going palates in the same classic dough, sauce recipes, and opulent mozzarella cheeses. Peruse Pucci's up-all-nite menu, where Napolitano slices start at $3 each, or nab an eight-slice pie ($18) for you and an army of your closest beach brats. Calzones ($6.50+) come in cheese, ham, and stromboli varieties, and plates of meatball parmesan ($10 lunch, $14 dinner) can sate grumbling bellies or serve as your spare beach volleyball. Savor "Martorano's famous pasta marinara sauce" over pillows of ravioli or gnocchi ($8.50 lunch, $10.50 dinner), both tucked with secretive cheeses or meats. Bella salads ($8) curb vegetarian cravings along with garlicky bread knots ($4/dozen), which, when served until 6 a.m. on Friday and Saturdays, may require a degree of vampiric vigilance.
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