Via Emilia 9
Via Emilia 9 focuses on Emilia Romagna cooking, with handmade pastas and grass-fed meats alongside imported Parmigiano Reggiano, Prosciutto di Parma, and Mortadella. Balsamic vinegars round out the South Beach menu.
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The Story
Known for
Sfoglinas hand-seal tortellini and roll tagliatelle right in the dining room, alongside piadina stuffed with stracchino and prosciutto di Parma and fried gnocco fritto. The spot has been featured on Check, Please! South Florida.
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The Vibe
A quiet and serious regional Italian room on 15th Street, where chef-owner Wendy hand-rolls every pasta as sfoglina and imports bread from a Ferrara bakery. This is the kind of Emilia-Romagna cooking — tortellini in brodo, tagliatelle with prosciutto — that rarely shows up in Miami with this level of authenticity.
What to Order
- Tortellini in Brodo — hand-rolled tortellini in clear broth; the definitive Emilian classic and the chef's signatureResident magazine (2017)
- Tagliatelle with crispy prosciutto — silky handmade tagliatelle with salty prosciutto; pairs the region's two most famous exportsMiami New Times
- Cotoletta alla Bolognese — Bolognese-style veal cutlet — a regional specialty not commonly found in MiamiMiami New Times
- Formality
- Casual
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