

At Graziano’s Market Coral Gables, we created a menu – and an experience – catered to people on the go. We started this location primarily as a market, but the demand for prepared food and seated dining was so great that we’ve shifted our offerings. Now it’s about 70 percent restaurant, 30 percent market. All our menu items are made on site, and there’s a full meat counter, several shelves of Argentine groceries, and an extensive wine selection (wines can be enjoyed on the premises). This location is great for a quick business lunch and after-work cocktails.
Longtime gourmet retailer features Latin American artisanal goods, wines & traditional comfort fare.
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Address: 2301 Galiano St, Coral Gables, FL 33134
Phone: (305) 460-0001
Website: https://www.grazianosgroup.com/
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Then there’s the mercado, a hidden gem full of high-quality ingredients and some of the best cuts of meat you’ll find without raising your own cattle. But what really keeps me coming back is the food; especially the Argentinean empanadas: carne, pollo, espinaca, chorizo, prosciutto e ricotta… you name it. My personal obsession is the ciruela, tocino y mozzarella. It’s basically a love letter sealed in pastry.
And let’s not forget the lasagna, the milanesa napolitana, and the heavenly churrasco. Graziano’s knows how to make lunch feel like a small celebration. They nail those big, bold flavors.
But perfection doesn’t exist. Even great restaurants have off days, and for Graziano’s, that day is named fettuccine bolognese.
Now, Bologna is lovingly called La Grassa (“the fat one”) because its sauce is unapologetically rich, thick, and meaty. Graziano’s version, though… well, it’s more like La Flaca. The sauce is watery, and doesn’t cling well to the pasta; it’s more like a shy tomato broth trying to mingle with ground beef but never fully committing.
And the pasta? Sadly, overdone. You’re left chasing slippery fettuccine strands that plunge away from your fork while the sauce just sits there, mocking you from the plate. I could practically hear it laughing
But here’s the big question: Is it enough to keep me away from Graziano’s? No way. I’ll be back again and again, just waiting for the day when the real, hearty Bolognese finally shows up to the party.
The churrasco steak was juicy, cooked just right, and paired perfectly with the fries.
Great spot for a quick bite with quality ingredients
The market has a nice vibe too, with plenty of authentic products to browse while you wait, wine prices are quite good!. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!
Tell them Flavia sent you!
Aside from that incident, food is good – didn’t disappoint, and the atmosphere is nice to take something quick to eat or just take a coffee.