Fratelli By Jholano's

One of my good friends and I came here for dinner on Thursday night. It's BYOB so we stopped at the Publix that's down the street and brought a bottle of wine. The place was empty but decorated nicely. Our waitress was amazing. Very personable and made us feel welcomed.We shared the Caesar salad, fig flatbread, and pistachio tres leches. Yes, that tres leches is as good as you're thinking. The price was fare and we enjoyed our time there. One major con was when I got home I noticed that my clothes had an overwhelming odor of fried food. It was rough. So maybe if you try it out, sit outside or away from the kitchen.

I am a fan of Jholano's and finally had the time to stop by on Sunday afternoon. Was immediately greeted by the hostess who offered us a table inside or outside. I loved the vibe created inside so we opted to sit in there. Eddie was our server and he walked us through the menu nicely and gave great suggestions. We started with the Cesar salad which was delicious and shareable. Then we tried the palline di patate, I was a fan of the spicy dipping sauce! It isn't a visit if we didn't grab the Jholano sandwich.I opted for the shrimp siciliana and loved it. Very light and the Italian peppers really stood out and brought the flavors to life. We also ordered the meatballs... the garlic bread was SO good! And finally we ended with the perfect ending, the tiramisu was so tasty and light. Would be back!

Saw a TikTok review and had to drive down to try it myself. Unfortunately the lasagne was not in stock when we arrived and we were unable to try it but everything else was food. Will be coming back soon.

I'm not going to come on here and lie. Our server was very friendly. Our food took a while for a Friday night with one chef in the kitchen. The restaurant currently does not serve alcohol however we were encouraged by the staff to walk three hundred and something steps to the liquor store and BYOB. So we did. And then were charged a $20 corkage fee for two cans of beer we purchased from the liquor store. Then were charged for two desserts after only ordering one. Food was mediocre. Sad to say we won't be back.

I'm so disappointed because I support small local businesses and wanted this place to be good. Unfortunately they just aren't ready. Walked in on a Friday night to a half empty restaurant, no liquor license yet so they encouraged me to go to the liquor store down the block and BYOB. I got 2 beers for $8 and came back to wait. And wait. And wait. Finally got the Caeser salad which was ok. Then we waited and waited over an hour and a half and finally got the flatbread. It was warm when we got it. I've had better at Sir Pizza honestly. Not worth the hype. The meatballs and garlic bread finally came out another 15 minutes later and it was the best part of the meal. But for appetizers we got them last. Confusing. The tiramisu was delicious. Super light and creamy. The bill. Charged me $20 for a cork fee. Why? They encouraged BYOB and I bought beer. Nobody even corked anything and the waitress said it was for bringing alcohol in the restaurant. What? You told me to go to the liquor store lol. They did take the fee off after I asked politely and mentioned the extremely long wait. Then they ran my credit card after I realized I was charged for 2 tiramisu. I ordered 1. So disappointed. Wanted this to replace Abi Maria, but this place was just utter sadness. Not a way to build clientele. I live in the building and would love to go back, but I won't after this.

I had the pleasure of going to Fratelli's for dinner and it was DELICIOUS! I started off with the Caesar salad, which had a hefty portion size, and was incredibly satisfied by the taste of their original Caesar salad dressing. This was followed by garlic bread, which had carefully intertwined pieces of garlic and cheese--to die for! Then came the appetizers of the polpette allá napoletana, which were delicious meatballs smothered in house made marinara and cheese, and the cagna de basa, which is a white flatbread that was devoured! For the main course, I had the lasagna which had a unique taste enhanced by flavors of cinnamon--delicious! And finally, I finished off my meal with tiramisu that is homemade as well and was, quite frankly, the best thing on the menu! (I love sweets.) 10/10, the ambiance was amazing, the food incredible, the service delightful! I will be returning!

Came here to celebrate my mom's birthday and had a great time! I've gone to Jholano's deli and was ecstatic when I found out they opened a new restaurant . The food was AMAZING! We got the Jholano loves fig, 2am in the pantheon flatbread, the lasagna, the 3am in Rome sandwich, and the tiramisu which was honestly the best one I've ever had (shoutout to the owner's mom). Everything was so good and shareable! Our waitress Khalia was very welcoming and made sure we had a great time! Overall, the ambiance was great and my mom definitely had a memorable night. We will definitely be back!

We really wanted to like this restaurant. We love Jholano's sandwich shop in The Gables. The service was phenomenal - very friendly, attentive and helpful. Ambiance was nice.The food, however, was just ok. The Meatball sandwich was dry and there was more bread than meat! Side salad came with olive oil only (balsamic vinegar was an extra charge!). Hopefully it will improve over time!

We have frequented the Jholannos other location near UM and, although prices are steep, have never been disappointed with the quality of food or service. Since their other location in Downtown Dadeland is near our home, we thought we would try a takeout of their signature Jholano Deli sandwich that I would share with my daughter. When we got home and opened it up we were sadly disappointed. It was super soggy and almost all bread. My half barely had two small pieces of meat and very few toppings. I find this completely unacceptable when you are paying $22.46 for ONLY a sandwich.Plus the girl at the counter, who only handed me the bag, was obviously upset when she didn't get a big tip. Will NOT return to this location

We were seated right away as it was not busy. The waiter was speed talking and we couldn't hear him over the loud music. Then he brings us a black board and leans it by the stools at the bar for us to read in the dark. Never asked us if we wanted some wine or soda. Brought our food and when my husband asked for some Parmesan cheese for his lasagna, which is pretty much a given we were charged for it. Never asked if we liked the food, but did walk over to tell us to order anything else we wanted because the kitchen was closing. Paid our bill never said thanks for coming or have a good night as we walked out and it was just us and another table. No customer service skills and the up charge for the sprinkle of cheese is bs.