Truffle Pasta
Bresaola
Mixed Green Salad
Apple Juice
steak, food
Fruit tart, best part of our visit
Bresaola and Carprino Panini
Caesar Salad
a bottle of olive oil and a bowl of tomatoes
Lasagna Bolognese
Tagliolini Alla Carbonara
Caesar Salad
Guava, Almond & plain croissant
Octopus Carpaccio
Tiramisu
Tagliolini Tartufo Nero
Matcha Latte
pasta, pasta dish, food
Tartufo Pizza (white truffle)
Malbec Wine
Homemade pasta
Maria W.
Jul 19, 2024
Since it's a walk up only, expect a little (or a long) wait. Thankfully we were seated in about 35 minutes so it wasn't too bad. Seating is at long tables meaning you are sharing with others - totally ok and a different experience. Noise-wise it was loud but not too bad. Very family friendly and many were with kids! We had the buffala cheese pizza as an appetizer (bread is not included), and each of us had a different pasta. The cacio y pepe was delicious and filling, so was the carbonara. Another friend had the squid ink pasta with lobster. We ended with a delicious tres leches and tiramisu. They had run out of the pavlova so we are guessing it was that good. Pricing is not bad for Miami and the service is quick! Worth repeating.
Read MoreErica C.
Sep 24, 2024
My boyfriend took me here for my birthday and I'm sorry to say but there is nothing special about this place. Yes, the food comes out rather quick, and they offer a variety of cuisine, including sushi. But in all honesty, $35 for a simple white cream pasta that does not even come with protein and taste so simple, I would rather go to a small mom and pop Italian restaurant. The desserts are super cute and fancy, we ordered 2 to go because the concept of sitting in the same table with other people was not something I liked at all. The fruit tart was the best thing we had from the entire experience. The tres leche was way too sweet and had too much caramel.It is an overly hyped place and not worth the bill.
Read MoreKeana A.
Aug 18, 2024
I've visited Casa Tua around 5 times and unfortunately, it seems like each time was a similar experience. The service was not up to par - rude and slow, which can really put a damper on a meal out. Plus, it's disappointing to hear that the management/hostess seems to show favoritism in seating.It's concerning to watch/hear/see that families with kids, the elderly, or minorities may end up getting seated in less desirable areas of the restaurant, near the bathrooms/garbage, or with flies and bugs. It is definitely not the kind of atmosphere you'd hope for when dining out.But hey, it's not all bad news! The pizza section at Casa Tua stands out as a saving grace. Who can resist a good slice of wood fired pizza, right?
Read MoreElii E.
Sep 12, 2024
Loved this place. I went on a Thursday for a casual dinner with my baby and husband. Ambience was great and our services 5 stars, it was a blonde Colombian girl who was super sweet and helpful. Taste was absolutely divine! Will be visiting soon
Read MoreFii M.
Jun 21, 2024
I don't know why it took me soo long to try the popular Casa Tua in my neighborhood! The food is SO GOOD! The first time I went, my friend and I were waiting in line and ended up getting sat immediately! One thing to note is that this place is HUGE!! There are multiple dining options including indoor and outdoor. There are also multiple kitchens so things are being made at the same time. The food is fresh and delicious! The service is good as well. I've ordered the tortellini, Diavola pizza, charcuterie board, and the carbonara. All dishes were delicious and I recommend the
Read MorePaulo I.
Jul 10, 2024
Casa Tua came highly recommended by several people, but unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations. I was not impressed, perhabs it was overhyped and my expectations were too high. The service was below average; it took a long time to place our order, and our server was not very attentive.I ordered the Poke Bowl, which was delicious and the highlight of the meal. However, it was one of the most overpriced Poke Bowls I have ever had. There was nothing particularly special about it to justify the high price. The same applies to the pasta. Overall, I was not impressed, especially considering the cost.
Read MoreErika V.
Sep 29, 2024
This has always been my place to go for a good pasta dish in Brickell. I was there 2 months ago with a friend, it was her first time there since she was visiting from out of state, and was surprised by all the people making a line to dine there. We got a table inside and started with some wine. Now, Casa Tua is not a cheap place, the cheapest wine in a glass is around $16-17. I was looking forward to their bread which has always been delicious to then realize the bread basket is no longer a compliment but it has a charge of $2 now. Of course, we ordered it because it's a must, but I was surprised to see this change since most Italian restaurants will give you bread as a compliment and honestly, what you are looking forward to when eating pasta. I ordered my usual Cacio e Peppe which was as always deliciously creamy and my friend ordered a Carbonara. She liked it but felt the sauce was so heavy she couldn't finish it. So we each ended up having a glass of wine and pasta plus the bread basket, plus taxes and tip, each had to pay around $60 so definitely not a cheap place to go have a quick glass of wine and yummy pasta but it's a place you know you will spend almost $35 for a plate of pasta when adding up the taxes and tip alone for that. Is it worth it? If it's your first time I'll say yes, if you haven't had it in a while I'll say yes. Now, the ambiance is not like a true restaurant since it's mainly a market so you are sharing your table with other people, so depending on the time it's usually packed and mostly like an in-and-out place but no one can't deny they have the best Cacio e Peppe.
Read MoreTiffany T.
Apr 12, 2024
As a tourist, I'm shocked Los Angeles doesn't have a similar type of setup to Casa Tua Cucina, as I know it would definitely do really well there. Us Angelenos love ourselves not only a food hall, but also an Italian one at that. My fingers are crossed this restaurant makes its way over to the West Coast someday. Although I called this a food hall, it's still more like a sit-down restaurant with different food stations and a menu you order from. What makes it unique is its open-kitchen concept but times eleven because that's how many there are from pasta, pizza, grilled meats, a wine bar and more. We ordered the tagliolini pasta with black truffle, seafood crudo and a mixed kebab plate with rib-eye and filet mignon as well as glasses of wine. Everything tasted authentic and delicious, I wished I could've tried more of their menu. The meal turned out kind of pricey but hey, when on vacation, right? Service was good despite being quite packed and bustling, our waitress was attentive and came by periodically to check on us. We came in on a busy Saturday night but were seated after waiting around 10 minutes which was nice and probably could be attributed to how large the space is.
Read MoreNicole H.
Oct 7, 2024
The food is so good here! The prosciutto is cut when you order it and so fresh! Had the burrata and prosciutto appetizer and the portion was generous and so delicious. Next, I had the filet mignon pasta for 2. Wow!! So amazing!! We ate at the bar and service was great. I will definitely be back!
Read MoreCarmen G.
Oct 8, 2024
The food was good and the service was good as well . Prices are ok and food did come fast even that it was very crowded.
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