Via Verdi

Every time I see a pepperoni pizza on the menu I order it. Some people are burger driven, or steak driven, even spicy chicken sandwich driven. I am a pepperoni pizza connoisseur. Which is why I'm giving Via Verdi 4 stars. The pepperoni pie is the BEST I've had in Miami. But the Carbonara that followed was a bit lacking. They use Guanciale which is special and hard to find in a Carbonara, but fir ne it just was not smoky enough. Everyone's pallet is different. So, I highly recommend Via Verdi. Service is great. Parking in the rear. Comfortable. Bit noisy if you sit outside. Biscayne Blvd and proximity to Mid Town and Design District amps up traffic.

We went to Via Verdi for lunch and it was great!! It is one of those places that really make you feel closer to Italy, we shared the olive and Palm of hearts cream, a Parmigiana and a Risotto and everything was on point, Wines were also really good, service was great and to our surprise the prices were really good for the quality of food and service you get. We will comeback again at night!

In love with this restaurant 💚 Yesterday we stop to have a quick lunch in this gorgeous place It was a great experience We order two appetizers. The Beef tartar is a MUST try The staff if friendly and can perfectly explain the guest menu. We follow their suggestions Our main entrees were very different; one delicious risotto, hamburger and tuna with quinoa We recommend this place

Love this restaurant. Great garden atmosphere and good food. The pizza is delicious, thin and made properly. The salt branzino is so simple, fresh and tasty, we love it! The salads are flavored and I love their starters, especially the mini canzone and the sole. They also have great cocktails! Overall, this is a lovely Italian restaurant, always having a great experience!

A great family-owned Italian restaurant serving authentic food, located in an old and quaint building on the corner of a major street. Definitely not an overly fancy place but whose layout and design make you feel as if you are in a typical cozy Floridian/Caribbean place: most of the restaurant including the bar is outside with plenty of green and it’s kind of hidden and separated from the street by a white fence and vegetation surrounding the patio. Since we live in West Palm Beach, we usually go there for lunch. Their parking isn’t big, but never full at that time of the day. However, should you not find a place, there is plenty of street parking there (still free!). I tried basically everything on their menu by now and nothing has disappointed me. My favorite dish is the Pasta Cacio e Pepe: not every restaurant offers it (its preparation does require some extra steps), and so far it’s the best I had outside of my home. But we love to go there also just to chill for an after lunch break: we order an Espresso, maybe dessert and an Amaro del Capo (an Italian liquor also rarely found in restaurants) and chat with the nice staff and Fabrizio, one of the owners. Another positive thing about this restaurant: the prices! Via Verdi is among the best value for good authentic Italian food.