La Natural

One of the perks of living in Miami, particularly near the Design District, is that even if you want lazy laid back dinner, you can still go to a Michelin Bib Gourmand rated spot. So toward the end of this lazy Sunday, when I realized it was after 730 in the evening, La Natural was the first one who had seating for one. I was glad for the opportunity, as when I tried coming here about a week ago after a gallery night they supposedly had the kitchen already closed.Service was pleasant but laid back.After a early part of the weekend worthy of a David Guetta song, I was definitely going nonalcoholic. I'm glad La Natural had teas and such. The chamomile was perfect to ward off the Sunday scaries.I normally leave the crust untouched. However the light crisp, the natural bit of powder of the dough and how it combined with a slightly acidic tanginess of fresh tomatoes and creamy mozzarella was too good not to eat. Dip it in the honey that came with the camomile tea for an extra bonus of flavor.The pumpkin flan, while yummy and not overpowered by the pumpkin, was a little dense for my preference. I'm team jiggly when it comes to flan and why I hold off the fifth star.

I have been wanting to go here for a while. This spot has a Michelin Bib for good reason ! I booked before hand and boy was it packed . This spot specializes in sour dough pizza.I went with a dear friend that I wanted to catch up with. Everything was perfection. The pizza was crisp. The pasta was fresh. The salad was phenomenal.The dessert was just the right amount of chocolate. Not too overwhelming.The vibes were just right . A very trendy crowd that you can tell is there for the food ! Very family friendly and date friendly. There is street parking.Decent prices. Tip is included.Service was excellent . I definitely coming back here again !

La Natural is a gem! The pizza here is fantastic, and there are some great pasta dishes as well. The clean decor and chill atmosphere make it a perfect spot for hanging out with friends and family. The service was relatively fast and always friendly, which made the dining experience even better. If you're looking for a relaxed place with delicious food, La Natural is definitely worth a visit.

Great vibe. The owner is super friendly. Fresh ingredients and a scratch-made approach make each bite special. Plus, their wine selection is top-notch and definitely worth trying.

It was very good, needless to say. I really enjoyed everything (note: get the panna cotta again!). The pizza was not cut, which was a bit annoying to eat, but overall, the pizza was good. *I would come again.

About a year and a half ago, this place was glorious. Fresh & crisp vegetables and stunning, flavorful pizzas were served up *consistently*. Unfortunately, this is no longer true. I found the salad overdressed and salty. The bread is still at 10/10. The saddest part is that they changed the szechuan pizza. It's extremely overseasoned now. It was once the most exquisite pizza in all the land, generous portions of scallions, lightly sprinkled with szechuan, perfect proportions but no longer. Incredibly heavy hand resulted in an inedible pizza. Shame. service was ok.

What a wonderful experience! From the sourdough crust pizzas to the papaya with anchovies (YES! A must try!) everything was very unique and delicious. Minimalist decor with a great ambiance. Don't forget to try one of their natural wines. Yum!

I came to La Natural a year ago and when friends that live more North than me decided to get together for dinner, I thought this was the perfect spot. I really like the vibe and ambience of the restaurant and the music is great with the added benefit that it's not so loud you can't hear the people you're catching up with. They have an extensive wine selection including Lambrusco which I love and isn't often offered at a lot of places. We started with the rosemary bread, mortadell, sweet potato and the romaine miso salad. Yum! Then we moved onto pizza, they had the burrata and I had the Calabrian chili which had a nice kick. To finish off the meal I opted for the chocolate cake and it was a great end to a great dinner.

Wanted to try the new hip place here in Miami but this will be my first and last time there. Very expensive for food that is just okay. Service was alright, the place itself is cute but all conversations echoed and made it very loud inside. Ok so here's the food:Burrata pizza: it was okay, the tomato sauce had a good taste but there was so much that it quickly made the pizza soggy. Mushroom white sauce: good but nothing great. Was a little flatWe ordered a pizza with mozzarella cheese like a margarita pizza, it was ok. Some of it was raw. The dough was fine- their "48 hour cold fermented" was good but... noting worth $30 for a pizza. Some parts of the pizza was raw. Probably the worst dish was the pasta. Definitely avoid it. It's a rigatoni with sage and Thai chili. Can't taste the sage at all and it's a medium spice. But that's it. So bland. The sliver of sage did... nothing! At least it was cooked alright, (still don't waste your money) but not worth another whopping $30. The Japanese sweet potato is okay, a little too sweet for me to be an appetizer. The Castlefranco plate/salad was disappointing and the spigarello was pretty bad. Also make note that 20% tip is already included. In all I think it is incredibly overpriced for what you're given. Wasn't satisfied with what we got and won't be returning!

I tried this lovely restaurant for the first time last week with a friend. It is definitely off the beaten path. The pizza is five star in quality - very much what you'd experience in Italy. The service was professional and very attentive. I tried orange wine by recommendation of the restaurant Loved it. This place is unpretentious but very high quality - which I love to find. Will make myself a regular!