Nunzio's - Miami

So sad to see this place go, its one of the best family owned Italian restaurants out there!

From the warm bread and fresh salad to the spinach soup, veal Parmesan with Alfredo sauce, and the chocolate mousse for dessert, I've always adored this restaurant. It’s heartbreaking to hear it’s closed. It was truly the best of the best in authentic Italian cuisine. It will be greatly missed.

It's permanently closed, and it's such a disappointment because this place had some of the best food and atmosphere in the neighborhood. I've been coming here for years, and I'm really going to miss it!

I really dislike giving a rating of 3 because the food is quite good; however, the service has significantly declined since our last visit! Normally, I read reviews like this and think, "Oh well, that was just a bad experience for them, but I'll give it a shot in hopes of better service." Well...good luck! We waited 30 minutes to be seated, 20 minutes for water, and another 20 minutes just to be asked if we were ready to order! The waitress was very nice, but she was clearly overwhelmed. There was a couple with two small girls seated in front of us, and they waited and waited—those kids were getting restless, and no water was offered to them. When they finally came to bring water, the couple declined and left instead! I'm not planning to return for a while. If you're looking for Italian, you might want to try somewhere else!

I started dining at Nunzio's in 1976 when they were located on SW 97 Ave and Coral Way. I continued to visit them at their SW 40 St and 114 Ave location until their final day, which was yesterday, 03/25/2022. My heart aches knowing I can no longer celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, or retirements at Nunzio's. I will always remember Gilda Nunzio and the family: two wonderful, loving parents and their three sons who worked tirelessly and selflessly to ensure the restaurant’s success. And succeed they did. Unfortunately for us, but happily for Roberto, the owner, he has decided to retire and close the restaurant. After the passing of his parents, he made a promise to continue the family business, and that promise has been fulfilled. Now, it's time for him to relax and enjoy life. You have a beautiful family, Roberto! We love you, Biagio, and the rest of the family, and we wish you all the best in the future. God bless you all today and always. XOXOXOXO Forever more.