Osteria da Fortunata - Miami

This place was an absolute gem. We just happened to stumble upon it while walking around Miami and it turned out to be one of the best meals either of us has had in a long time. We started with the homemade burrata which came with toast, tomatoes, anchovies, fresh basil, arugula and we topped with olive oil and a little extra salt. It was unbelievably good. Everything tasted incredibly fresh and simple in the best possible way. For our mains, we had the homemade fettuccine pasta with oxtail which was phenomenal and full of flavor, and the baked gnocchi which was rich, comforting, and perfectly done. It came out hot and bubbling and the cheese around the outside was crispy and delicious. We finished with tiramisu and cappuccinos and it was the perfect ending to an amazing lunch. My man a

We dropped by this place while visiting Miami on Christmas Day, and it turned out to be a great find. I can honestly say this was one of the best ravioli dishes I’ve ever had — perfectly cooked, with a rich and superb ragù that really stood out. A big plus is that they make their pasta in-house, and you can actually see the process, which adds to the experience and appreciation of the food. The service was excellent as well. Even as walk-ins on Christmas Day, we were seated immediately, and the staff were friendly and efficient. I’m giving the atmosphere 3 stars, mainly because the seating feels more like dining within a mall setting. With a more refined or enclosed indoor space, the overall dining experience could be significantly elevated.

This place is always packed and they are right on Lincoln road. They offer indoor seating and outdoor seating. They have a person cutting up the pasta fresh and by the window so you could always pass by and watch the amazing work they have here. Our waiter was amazing and the decor was super cute. I mean the restaurant was truly adorable. But the food. I thought it was okay. My mom's noodles were very hard and I was not like in love with how hers tasted. I didn't like my food too much either but it has a ton of cheese so that helped lol. The desserts were also another disappointment. The tiramisu was super good but I order the chocolate cheesecake and omg. Idk what that was but it broke apart all weird and it was super dry. Maybe I'm not used to fine dining but I wasn't too much of a fan o

Tried this restaurant during the week so it was not super busy but the service was a little bit on the slow side (chalk it up to being Italian) lol. But the food was very delicious, we tried their ravioli pomodoro with ricotta, cacio e pepe pasta, and polpette al limone meatballs. The pasta was delicious, next time would try the regular meatballs instead!

Osteria de Fortunata at Miami Beach is a wonderful spot to enjoy a great meal in a beautiful setting. The food was excellent, full of flavor, and well prepared. Hand made pasta. They made the pasta in front of you and the taste is wonderful The burrata had a great flavor We also ordered two pastas and dessert The tiramisu is a must try