CASA TUA

Exceptional food,service and atmosphere!The fresh flowers,dim lit with candles making it a perfect romantic date night spot. The waiters were super attentive and even moved our table when we expressed that we wanted to sit outside for a better view. The food was amazing, pricey but well worth it in my opinion. Definitely a splurge but a must visit in Miami!

The food here is superb, I believe is what the concept is of this restaurant. Which is more about the quality of the food than the ambiance or setting. Actually quite fast also, although the served forgot to add one of the plates. But not holding them on this since it happens. I would definitely come back for this pasta.

Service is great, food is legit italiano! Pricy but totally worth it! Make sure to make a reservation!

Delicious. Italian. Food. So fast & easy but yet extremely filling. After hearing about it from everyone I finally made the stop over to Casa Tua and would most definitely go again. We were sat within 10 minutes on a very busy Friday night and served our food within 20. The ambiance is great, offering a more relaxed chill vibe. Absolutely will go again, and again

I love the concept of this restaurant and the shared tables. There's lots of food and drinks to choose from. I have to say I was a bit disappointed with my pasta Calcio e Pepe. The sauce was too thick and overpowering. I was not able to finish it. The pasta Ai Frutti de Mare was very good as was the Diavola pizza. The pizza did take a lot longer than the pasta to come out. I did have a really good Gin tonic with Chartreuse! The service was very good. We sat and right away had water and delicious bread.

Mediocre! People over hype everything! This is an overpriced and underwhelming restaurant. We ordered a Greek salad which looked like it was made at subways, and the kebab which was not great! I expected more from this establishment as everyone raves about it and even dresses up to go to a restaurant inside a mall.

After a full and fun Saturday exploring galleries, we were stuck without a dinner reservation. Wynwood was packed, and the Gables was probably at last call. We tried two other spots first, but one had an hour wait and the other spot's outside seating had only one spot with a ceiling fan uncomfortably blowing in your face. With plenty of outdoor seating, Casa Tua came to our rescue!Located on the ground floor of Brickell City Center with both indoor and outdoor seating, a friend & I snagged an outside hightop table. The menu features Italian comfort dishes, pizzas as well as grilled meats. I ended up with an arrabiatta tagliolini. I could definitely taste the heat! Although spicy, it wasn't a gross-out burn just because but rather a subtle aftertaste which I cooled down between sips of moscato and the sous vide chicken & mixed greens by friend ordered.A surprise for an Italian spot, their truffled mashed potato was also yummy, creamy and not excessively aromatic. Walking around inside, I noticed they also have some Italian food staples and charcuterie for sale to take home (market style). I didn't order dessert this time. I'd like to try some of their cocktails and pizzas some time.Like almost every place in Miami, they have an automatic gratuity and the waitress asked for as little extra. Considering she and the Casa Tua team saved us from hunger, it was well deserved.

This place is delicious homemade pasta in Brickell City Center. It gets pretty crowded so you may have to wait a bit. We ordered pasta dishes, the lasagna, the risotto (GF) and a greek salad. We were sad that they were out of GF crust that is used for the pizzas. The only flaw is that there are at least 5 kitchens in the restaurant so your food will come out at different times. Our waitress was great and actually brought one of the dishes back to the kitchen to stay warm. We will be back.

Hard to rate this restaurant because I'm not certain what my expectations should have been. It's a very pretty establishment however the many stations was a tad confusing, hostess whom walked us to a community table did not bother to ask if we had visited before and if we understood the concept. Ambiance is that of a food court. Many servers scrambling around and absolutely no attention to detail. Server who attended us was very standoffish and did not take any pride her job. Pasta dishes were ordered (4 ) and they each were too al dente or not cooked enough.

Here's a revised and polished version:I love it here. I discovered this amazing spot about four years ago when I moved to Miami. The first time I visited, I had a vegan Bolognese pappardelle, and it made me feel so good. They removed my favorite gin and basil drink, which I hope they bring back, but the service and vibe are always amazing. You feel like you're in a chef's kitchen market, where you can see all the different stations since the kitchens are separate. My favorite place to sit is by the pizza, and I love the Casa Tua coconut. I always get the oysters because they have the best selection. Today, I also ordered a gazpacho soup, and it literally brought life to my friend and me. It felt like it was made with love and was perfect for a Miami summer day. I will continue to visit this location with friends and family for many years to come.