Casa Tua Cucina
★ 4.9 · 523 reviews Miami Opened 17 April 2026
The Casa Tua market format, moved from South Beach to Wynwood
Casa Tua has been part of Miami's Italian dining furniture since 2000. Cucina is its market version: counters for pasta, pizza, raw fish and dessert under one roof, with wine and a butcher case in between. The Wynwood outpost opened on 17 April 2026 at NW 27th Terrace and Second Avenue.
It is a wandering meal rather than a seated one: order at whichever counter you like the look of, sit where there's space. Best used at lunch, when the market half is at its busiest.
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Yuliya 78 reviews · Local Guide 3 September 2026
Casa Tua has been one of the best additions to Wynwood. Whether it’s a quiet morning coffee, Sunday brunch with friends, or an easy dinner that still feels elevated, they always get it right. The team is warm, attentive, and genuinely accommodating—nothing ever feels like too much to ask. Refined without trying too hard, and exactly what the neighborhood needed.
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Dean Schinderle 14 reviews · Local Guide 28 June 2026
We thought we would treat ourselves to a nice breakfast and amazing coffee. The truth is that it really was not much more than anywhere else with 3 people serving you! We saw fresh bread coming out of the oven and asked if we could get one. The warm fresh bread and melty butter was heavenly!
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Carlen Figueroa 2 reviews 21 June 2026
Such great vibes and food 100% recommend
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Kimberly Gonzalez 17 reviews · Local Guide 6 June 2026
Great tasking and quality food! i came here with family and there was something for everyone. Will return!
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Mafe 316 reviews · Local Guide 5 June 2026
I've been visiting the Brickell location since it first opened, so I was happy to see a new location open closer to home. The restaurant is beautiful and maintains the same elegant décor and atmosphere as the Brickell location. What stood out most during this visit was the exceptional service. Throughout our meal, several staff members checked on our table, including our server, a water attendant, a busser, and another staff member. Everyone was attentive, friendly, and eager to ensure we had a pleasant dining experience. The food was good, though not particularly memorable. One thing I did notice was that there seemed to be quite a few employees gathered near the entrance, which felt a bit excessive, although it did not affect our experience. My biggest disappointment was being charged for bread. Perhaps this was always the policy, but I do not recall encountering it at the Brickell location. When you're already paying $5 for a small bottle of soda and ordering multiple pasta dishes, charging extra for a basket of bread feels unnecessary and detracts from the overall experience. Overall, we had a very nice meal, and the excellent service was the highlight of our visit. With a few adjustments, this location could easily become a regular favorite.
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