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Traditional Italian dishes served with wine in a snug, relaxed setting with a cheery feel.
Hours
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5:30–10 PM |
| Monday | 5:30–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10480 SW 72nd St, Miami, FL 33173
Phone: (786) 542-5178
Website: http://www.osteriavpsunset.com/
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Osteria Vecchio Piemonte – Miami
Osteria Vecchio Piemonte. Italian cuisine (786) 542-5178 10480 SW 72 St Miami, Fl 33173. Open for dine in or take out.
Menu – Osteria Vecchio Piemonte
Antipasti, Burrata con Prosciutto, Buttery and Creamy Mozzarella, Prosciutto di Parma, Tavola di Affettati Misti, Selection of Italian cold cuts.
Osteria Vecchio Piemonte | Miami FL – Facebook
Osteria Vecchio Piemonte. We are an Italian cuisine Restaurant. We specialize in our homemade pastas and seafood . Italian Restaurant · $$.
Reviews
Joel Gonzalez
Place was nice. Owner tried to be nice and was so when he was around but we never had a regular server. Waited so long in between plates that we didn’t even bother with desert.
Food was OK but we had a fruti de mare which seriously lacked flavor. Had a ravioli with pumpkin, cheese and other stuff that was OK. Had the special appetizer that was really disappointing. Anyway, this is not a place for us, won’t be back. I will say it was pretty full of regulars, greeted and hosted by who I think is the owner. He was nice but the food was not to our liking. Too many good Italian places around…
… moreFood was OK but we had a fruti de mare which seriously lacked flavor. Had a ravioli with pumpkin, cheese and other stuff that was OK. Had the special appetizer that was really disappointing. Anyway, this is not a place for us, won’t be back. I will say it was pretty full of regulars, greeted and hosted by who I think is the owner. He was nice but the food was not to our liking. Too many good Italian places around…
Catalina Garcia
I just turned 57 last month. I have been fortunate enough to have lived in several different countries and traveled to many others and dining out and eating well has always been one of my favorite things to do wherever I go. Good experiences, bad experiences and mediocre ones are par for the course. However, none of my many experiences can compare to what happened at this restaurant. The experience of being scammed. From the owner/Chef’/Host’s (I never knew who this guy was)fake Italian accent to the flank steak being sold as short rib to the Publix grated Parmesan cheese the whole evening was exactly that: fake. My “paste fresche” which was the homemade ravioli filled with pumpkin, ricotta and amoretti cookies in a butter sage which had absolutely nothing fresh about it. In fact, it was hard and overcooked maybe put a little too long to warm up (pictures to follow). My friend was so upset about the “short rib ” dish she actually told the host/owner/chef about it something she NEVER likes to do.
She asked to speak to the chef, but he said he was a chef which surprise me because I didn’t know how he can switch from the kitchen to host role so quickly, definitely a superpower.
Apparently he did not take the complaint very well because he was visibly upset. He offered to exchange it for something else and it was a couple of weeks ago, so I honestly don’t remember what she ordered. I just remember it had risotto in it which tasted like rice pudding. Although I did not like my dish at all I did not want to keep rocking the boat because I wanted to enjoy my evening out with my friend. However, the host/owner/chef never acknowledged the comment. When my friend asked for fresh Parmesan cheese, the Cuban lady who called us Mamita when she bought us both plates and asked me to hand one to my friend said they did not have any fresh Parmesan cheese however the owner/host/chef did bring some out. So I guess they had it after all. We just had to ask the right person. While my friend waited for her dish the the owner/host/chef said he was going to give us a free bottle of wine which we did not really want but went along with again to make the evening pleasant. When my friend’s second dish was also mediocre, I began to get upset and it started to really irk me that he kept pouring more and more wine into our glasses not only was he pouring the wine continuously, but he was resting the tip of the bottle onto our glasses, which really annoyed me for some reason I don’t know if it was that in combination with his fake Italian accent and his bad attitude, but that was really getting on my nerves. When he kept pouring the wine which I did not want any more of, I gently lifted the bottle that he kept resting onto the side of our glasses and told him that he should not rest the bottle of wine onto the glass. Well, I guess that was about as much as the owner/host/chef could stand from us and he asked us to leave. Shocked, as I have never been asked to leave from any restaurant in all my many years I asked him if he was asking us to leave, to which he replied yes and you don’t have to pay. I replied that I didn’t mind paying explaining that it was not about that. He didn’t want to hear it and he said please leave now. After having drank so much wine, I was feeling a little giddy and for some reason that made me laugh. I think I was in shock. While all this is happening, the restaurant was so packed that some people were waiting in line outside.
I don’t know if it’s just me but is this what Miami has become? 305Fake ? Even in a neighborhood restaurant, not South Beach or Brickell Is this the best we can do?
I believe we can do better and deserve better. We work hard for our money and the prices that we are already paying in Miami are outrageous enough, so my recommendation is stay as far away from this place and the host/owner/chef or whoever he is. Save your money and go somewhere else for a real experience…good luck with that!
… moreShe asked to speak to the chef, but he said he was a chef which surprise me because I didn’t know how he can switch from the kitchen to host role so quickly, definitely a superpower.
Apparently he did not take the complaint very well because he was visibly upset. He offered to exchange it for something else and it was a couple of weeks ago, so I honestly don’t remember what she ordered. I just remember it had risotto in it which tasted like rice pudding. Although I did not like my dish at all I did not want to keep rocking the boat because I wanted to enjoy my evening out with my friend. However, the host/owner/chef never acknowledged the comment. When my friend asked for fresh Parmesan cheese, the Cuban lady who called us Mamita when she bought us both plates and asked me to hand one to my friend said they did not have any fresh Parmesan cheese however the owner/host/chef did bring some out. So I guess they had it after all. We just had to ask the right person. While my friend waited for her dish the the owner/host/chef said he was going to give us a free bottle of wine which we did not really want but went along with again to make the evening pleasant. When my friend’s second dish was also mediocre, I began to get upset and it started to really irk me that he kept pouring more and more wine into our glasses not only was he pouring the wine continuously, but he was resting the tip of the bottle onto our glasses, which really annoyed me for some reason I don’t know if it was that in combination with his fake Italian accent and his bad attitude, but that was really getting on my nerves. When he kept pouring the wine which I did not want any more of, I gently lifted the bottle that he kept resting onto the side of our glasses and told him that he should not rest the bottle of wine onto the glass. Well, I guess that was about as much as the owner/host/chef could stand from us and he asked us to leave. Shocked, as I have never been asked to leave from any restaurant in all my many years I asked him if he was asking us to leave, to which he replied yes and you don’t have to pay. I replied that I didn’t mind paying explaining that it was not about that. He didn’t want to hear it and he said please leave now. After having drank so much wine, I was feeling a little giddy and for some reason that made me laugh. I think I was in shock. While all this is happening, the restaurant was so packed that some people were waiting in line outside.
I don’t know if it’s just me but is this what Miami has become? 305Fake ? Even in a neighborhood restaurant, not South Beach or Brickell Is this the best we can do?
I believe we can do better and deserve better. We work hard for our money and the prices that we are already paying in Miami are outrageous enough, so my recommendation is stay as far away from this place and the host/owner/chef or whoever he is. Save your money and go somewhere else for a real experience…good luck with that!
Annia Garcia
Amazing food, delicious from start to finish. The service is unmatched- came to celebrate Nonna’s birthday and they made it so special! Thank you Osteria Vecchio for making it a memorable evening.
… moreclaude archer
What a wonderful restaurant! They always make you feel welcomed. Food is fantastic! Specials are the way to go!
… moreMonica Reyes
The restaurant is small, but it’s very unique. It feels like Home., the food was absolutely amazing very authentic Italian food. 100% would recommend.
… morej dc
This place is a total gem!!! What a surprise. We live in the Gables and have been dining in our Gables/Grove area forever. We went to this little hidden gem in Kendal last night to meet up with friends and were blown away with EVERYTHING! The food, the preparation and presentation, the service was impecable! Even the prices were more than reasonable. I’m definitely coming back and bringing some friends and family! GREAT JOB! Highly recommend….
… moreKarla C
Great service and food. Came in for our anniversary and were greeted with kindness. We had the special tortellini and antipasti both were amazing and the tiramisu was delicious. Thank you for the kindness and we will be returning.
… moreFrancisco Pardo
I wanted to recommend Osteria, a small restaurant with a family atmosphere and amazing food.
… moreMind Body Elevation
Quality food, affordable prices and it is AUTHENTIC. I came here for My birthday and I was sooooo impressed how incredible the food was, ALL OF IT. The place is small but the food and service is so good We didn’t care and you shouldn’t either. W.e you order will be amazing I’ll be going back soon this place is one of those restaurants no matter where you are in South Florida you’ll drive to. Ps get a reservation
… moreYOLANNY ALVAREZ
I love this place. I have been here a couple times everything I have tried is soooo good. The calamari’s is a must every time we go.The service is beyond excellent they treat you as family.
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