Cucina Povera — Restaurant in Miami

I stopped in for brunch and ordered the breakfast sandwich—wow. The balance of the tangy sourdough with their special sauce and perfectly cooked eggs is spot-on. It’s the kind of simple but elevated “breakie” that keeps you thinking about it long after the last bite.

I really wish more people would support this spot. The team here is genuinely kind, the atmosphere feels like a hidden gem, and the value for brunch is outstanding. You’re getting quality ingredients and careful execution at a price that’s hard to beat.

If I had one tiny wish, it’d be for a side of crispy hash browns or maybe some à-la-carte pancakes to round out the menu. But honestly, even without that, this is one of the best brunches I’ve had in a while—definitely...

This place is fantastic! From the food, the bar, the service, and the ambiance. The focaccia and pasta is made in-house. We've been here for lunch and had some incredible sandwiches. The pasta is al dente and made to perfection. Having dinner and hanging with people at the bar while consuming great cocktails is fun. They do have TVs, so we were there one night having dinner and watching a game.But, properly split, we also had dinner there with our kids in the other half of the restaurant, which is more of a well-thought-out seated restaurant. A quality spot without the pretentious, intolerable vibe you get at some other...

For a place called poor kitchen, that’s an Understatement. Food was pretty solid but service was terrible. Took at least 30 minutes to get tap water and our appetizers ordered. Waiter borrowed a menu (mind you, laminated pieces of paper) because they needed it at another table. Said he’d return with another but never did. When apps came after another 30, we put in our food order which ended up taking an hour and a half. They kept telling us it would be soon (probably 5 different times). Took 30 minutes for drinks while we waited and waited for the food. All the food didn’t come out at the same time. Very...