Upscale brick-oven pizzas, calzones & wine served up in a rustic, stylish eatery.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1930 Bay Rd, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Website: https://www.lucali.com/
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Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
We ordered the Bianca and asked for hot peppers on one side, which was the right move. The crust is thin with just enough char and structure to hold that beautiful layer of melted mozzarella and ricotta. The Bianca is rich but not heavy, and the hot peppers added the perfect kick without overpowering the balance. Every slice felt intentional.
The kale Caesar with chicken was equally solid. Crisp kale, well dressed, generous parmesan, and the chicken was cooked properly, which matters more than people think. It’s the kind of salad that actually holds its own next to the pizza instead of feeling like an afterthought.
No pasta for us this time, and honestly we didn’t miss it. When the pizza is this good, you lean in.
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The ambiance is so cozy and inviting, it made the whole experience even better. Our server kept raving about the pistachio tiramisu (apparently it’s the best), and I’m still mad at myself that we were too full to try it – that alone is reason enough to come back.
Such a great vibe, incredible pizza, and wonderful service. Can’t wait to return (and saving room for dessert next time!).
Let’s talk about the food because that’s why you’re reading this. We ordered a ton of food, and honestly, there wasn’t a single thing that I wouldn’t order again immediately.
First off, the Pepperoni Chips. Do not even think about skipping these. I don’t know how they get them this crispy without burning them, but they are addictive. It’s like the best part of the pizza but just in a bowl. We also grabbed the Caesar Salad to start, mostly to make ourselves feel better about all the carbs we were about to eat, but it was legit. Super cold, crunchy romaine, and they don’t skim on the parmesan or the dressing. It hit the spot perfectly.
Then the heavy hitters came out. The Chicken Parm… wow. I’d seen photos of it, so I knew it was big, but seeing it on the table is wild. It’s huge. But the crazy part is that it stays crispy. I hate when chicken parm gets soggy from the sauce, but this breading held up the entire time. The sauce tastes like it’s been cooking for days—super rich and tangy.
And obviously, the Pepperoni Pizza. Look, I take my pizza pretty seriously, and this is hands down the best pie I’ve had in Miami. Maybe anywhere. The crust is thin and has that perfect “crack” when you bite into it, but it’s still chewy enough to be satisfying. The pepperoni curls up into those little cups that hold the oil, and the ratio of cheese to sauce is just right.
The service was also on point fast, friendly, and they didn’t rush us even though the place was packed. If you haven’t been yet, just go. It’s worth the wait, it’s worth the price, it’s worth the hype. 10/10.
The pictures say enough. Several good pizzerias in Miami but this offers so much more. Calzones are the best, chicken parm, wings finished in the wood burning oven, meatballs are extraordinary, salad options and homemade desserts.
By far the best pizza I have ever had. Hands down.
The flavor was so fresh.
I pretty much could have eaten the entire thing by myself.
It was definitely worth riding a bike across the island to enjoy it.
They also had a live DJ playing music.
However, it seems that they continue to jack up the prices. $17 for a fairly basic Tuscan wine seems a bit excessive.