Fratelli Milano is a cozy, family-run Italian gem in Downtown Miami, serving fresh, homemade pasta and classic dishes with a welcoming vibe.
"This downtown Italian spot balances traditional fare with creative touches, excelling particularly in its house-made pastas. The kitchen turns out standouts like fiocchi di pera (purse-shaped pasta stuffed with Taleggio and pears in butter sage sauce) and fettuccine allo scoglio loaded with seafood. The earth-toned dining room sets the scene for both business lunches and date nights. Save room for the almond panna cotta, which rivals versions found in Italy." - Eater Staff
"An Italian run, solid, classical staple in an urban setting. Fratelli Milano is a hotspot for lunch and dinner with classic dishes and homemade pasta. The service is great and the prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming with black & white classic photography on the walls and outdoor seating which is always great for people watching of course." - Lemon Yellow
"It’s not a destination, but Fratelli Milano is a solid option if you’re hungry and looking for a reasonably priced Italian spot Downtown. They have a long list of pasta options, including a buttery fiocchi di pera e tallegio and a football-sized lasagna that might be a little cold in the middle. Their contadina pizza is packed with Italian sausage, mushrooms, bell peppers, and has a crust that’s more cracker-like in texture and taste (but we’re not mad about it). They have some outdoor sidewalk seating, and the dining room has a hutch full of wines and a pastry display. " - Virginia Otazo
"Ristorante Fratelli Milano, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. An Italian run, solid, classical staple in an urban setting. Fratelli Milano is a hotspot for lunch and dinner with classic dishes and homemade pasta. The service is great and the prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming with black & white classic photography on the walls and outdoor seating which is always great for people watching of course."
"Fratelli Milano has been a staple for more than a decade in Downtown Miami. The restaurant is owned by twin brothers — one makes the pasta and one makes the pastry — and it’s a match made in heaven. As is the fettuccini al gusto on the menu, which is served with a choice of red, pink, or alfredo sauce and the option of adding a protein. But those in the know, know pink sauce and chicken are the way to go." - Amber Love Bond
