Baccano

Very special place from the beginning to the end. Best pizza in Miami, no doubt.
If you want a place that produces massive amounts of senseless and tasteless food, this is not you joint.

Well, where do I start…
I will definitely give the food 5 stars but service is another story if I could I’ll give a –5
Me and my girlfriend went out to wynnwood to have an authentic Napolitan style pizza last Wednesday… well we did have that experience with the food, we order a bruschetta to start and was amazing and we had a Margherita and a prosciutto panini which I have to say was probably the best pizza I had outside of italy. After we were looking forward to have tiramisu as dessert, but they didn’t have it which was a big disappointment.
The problem was with the customer service, which it was horrendous, the guy who was taking care of us, I think was the owner or the manager (he uses glasses) for they way he was talking and acting, but he seems to don’t care at all about the custumers, he was on his phone the whole entire time, not paying attention to anything, we had to get up and ask for things like 3 times and he really didn’t care, I guess that the place could much better if at least someone will pay attention to the customers, plus he was rude and careless… Hopefully they realize the mistake they are doing and take actions about it, since wynnwood is blooming and there’s a lot of competition.

I really loved this place, the pizza was outstanding and the service amazing. The restaurant is located in a quiet area in Wynwood which I liked since Wynwood has become impossible to visit.
I will definitely come back to visit again!

Food was ok, but service is horrible.
Very bad customer service and wait staff is really bad trained and not helpful, I even ask for the manager and the manager never showed up!
They should change the entire staff!!!

The fresh Buffalo mozzarella option left something to be desired. The pizza was soggy and not a great experience. Maybe the smoked mozzarella option is better but I don’t know that I’ll be back.

I drove all the way to Wynwood for this and I hate driving to Wynwood. In fact, I do everything I can to avoid it. Needless to say, this place is pretty special.
I first went to Baccano with my boyfriend months ago, and ever since then, I had been dying to go back. Well, we went back last night and it was better than I remembered. For one, we went during Happy Hour, so that was 50% off beer, wine, and pizza. Yay! For another, there was live music and it wasn’t packed. Double yay!
Anyway, boyfriend ordered a glass of red wine while I ordered an iced tea that I love that I’ve only managed to see here. Then, we got personal margarita pizzas (as apparently the big ones aren’t usually sold during the Happy Hour). At first I was concerned that the personal pizza wouldn’t fill me, but boy was I mistaken. It was the perfect size and oh so yummy in my tummy.
Our waitress was super attentive, too, and we never wanted for anything. Truly a gem of a place! I already want to go back.

Pizza is awesome. The sauce is amazing. Music was a bit too loud, and annoying. But very nice staff and menu.

Great pizza !! Beside it’s a place that is hidden in wynwood, omg. Finally a good place to get fresh and good pizza, very good price !!

OFF THE CHAIN. Bomb pizza. Bomb décor. BOMB! You can taste the wood oven in every bite.

These Italians kill it in the kitchen; one of the best pizza dining experiences I’ve had in Miami. The place is low-​key, relaxed, and perfect to bring a date or a group of friends. Try the 4-​cheese and the Capricosa (I think that’s what it’s called). The service is on point and the wine selection is solid, too, and all at a very reasonable price.
Will definitely come back soon.

I came here with my 15yr daughter who just moved here from ATL and is still getting adjusted to MIA. The Wynwood location was just what I needed. Lots of art work, and chic places to enjoy and take pics.
I Unilocaled Baccano and saw great reviews so I though would be worth a try. And it was, they have Awesome wood burning authentic pizza. We enjoyed the 4 formaggio and the spicy salami pizza. The service was good. The place is chic and laid back. They have a cool outdoor area if you enjoy eating out doors. Overall it was a great place. Expect an Average price of $ 10-​$ 15 for a personal pizza that could be shared with two ppl, because I barely ate half of mine and I was full. The parking wasn’t too bad either. I will definitely be back.

Great coffee.
Nice wine list.
Chill vibe.
Small place.
Authentic thin Italian pizzas.
What more can I say?
Had good bruschetta, and loved the smoked buffalo mozzarella margherita pizza. Enjoyed eating the homemade tiramisu.
Oh… and well… service sucks. You’d probably get the gist of that by reading the other reviews by now.
But this is one of those case where you have to remember — when in Italy, do as Italians do — lounge around and kill time (and I’m sure whatever square footage this space encompassed got annexed by the Italian state). If it’s taking too long — order a cappuccino and gripe about it while complimenting the coffee at the same time. But really, this is where time is happy to die.
If you really want to feel better about it, then come during happy hour. Happy hour is Tuesday-​Thursday from 7pm-​9pm for 50% off of beer, wine, and pizza!

I liked the long buffet table on the walkway and the pizzas looked nice. Nevertheless, when we decided to stop for dinner, we got disappointed for several reasons. The staff was doing its job but no sympathy could be felt for their customers. The pizzas: dough was ok but tomato base and mozzarella were cheap. The toppings also were of low quality and quantity which gave an overall poor appreciation of the meal. We saw the shift of the pizzaiolo who seemed the real Italian one. Maybe he was better but I won’t come back to check.
On the plus side, the espresso is breathtaking and I am picky on this.

I happened to stumble upon this little spot with my boyfriend. We were planning on going to Coyo Taco but the line was out the door as usual. We walked around and passed by this charming little spot. We peaked in the window and the pizza looked delicious, so we decided to give it a try.
We went inside this small restaurant and were promptly greeted and sat down. To drink, I had the peach tea which was very good. We weren’t very hungry, so one pizza was perfect for us two to share. (If you’re pretty hungry, you can probably finish one yourself) They use a brick oven for their pizza which makes the crust nice and crispy. The dough they use tastes very authentic. We had the «Parma» pizza and it was amazing! It had a light tomato sauce base topped with prosciutto, fresh arugula and shaved parmesan cheese.
The food impressed me, but the service did not. All our waiter did was bring us our drinks and pizza. He never came back to check on us and ask if we needed anything, not even a glass of water. It took a while for him to even look in our direction so we could request the bill.
The only reason I am giving it 4 stars is because of the service. I hope they improve on it because the pizza is truly delicious! I will definitely go back for it!

Tasty and yet unpretentious pizza. Very good. They have a variety of pizzas made on sight. Fresh and simple, everything tastes so good. I specially liked the arugula pizza, for those who want something on the light side. If you want to enjoy a nice time go for the wine by the glass list, not over priced and still decent selection.
Service was kind of meh, the only thing that not matches the food, but not a big deal, it’s still bearable.
Dessert, go for the house-​made tiramisu, not fancy but pretty pretty good.
I will come back.

I am conflicted with this review, as my feelings are mixed. The people working here are legit Italian, which is basically the only reason I gave it a chance. Yeah, I’m a snob when it comes to authentic Italian food. I ain’t afraid to admit it. Maybe my opinion is biased because once you’ve had my grandmother’s cooking, the rest of life is garbage but she lives on another continent and I gotta eat! We find this place on Unilocal (because how else would I know about anything). We planned to eat at Kush, but the waiting list was kushioned with a ton of people (see what I did there?)
We’re immediately greeted by an Italian-​speaking waiter. You guys, I know that EVERY «Italian» restaurant in the U.S. has a waiter that greets you with «buona sera» but 90% of the time, that’s as far as their knowledge of the language goes. We start chatting, and I’m confident that I’m going to get a good meal out of this.
Since burrata is on menu, we order it because well… burrata, that’s why. A lot of «italian» restaurants in the U.S. count on their customers not being able to recognize the different types of mozzarella, and often you’re given the crap that you can find at the supermarket. I was confident that this wouldn’t be the case here. I was semi correct. What we got was a wonderful, soft, fresh burrata that I could have eaten tons of. Except, it was small and surrounded by the crap, supermarket mozzarella. I felt kind of cheated. They know what’s good and what isn’t. They have what’s good, stop there. Don’t add shitty mozzarella just to make the plate look more full.
Then came the pizza, which was phenomenal and I certainly recommend it. However, we’re fortunate enough to live in a time in South Florida, where you can get authentic Italian pizza in a lot of places. We then had to wait for the check for a good forty minutes after our meal was over. At first it didn’t bother me because the European norm is to not be rushed, to hang out. Except that we asked for our check three times and even after we asked a different server, had to keep waiting.
They were friendly, and the pizza was good, the actual legitimate burrata was good. I may give them another shot.

Great cozy pizza place for
Great price with a nice wine list
Fresh ingredients and amazing pizza cooked to perfection
Small place was busy even at happy hour on a weekday but the service was still attentive and friendly
casual and trendy
great for groups or even a date
Ask about their story. Really nice owner

Hidden on NW 25^th a block east off the hustle and bussle of Wynwood’s 2^nd Ave, Baccano was a SCORE for a little Sunday brunch to fulfill our pizza craving. Outdoor seating is always a plus for us so we can bring our fur baby along. There’s not a ton of it, just enough.
We split the mozzarella prosciutto panini, big and scrumptious, along with the Calzone Ripieno. We went for pizza and though I know what a Calzone is it completely didn’t click that I wasn’t ordering a normal pie, however, we certainly weren’t disappointed. The bread for both was to die for! The perfect texture and absolutely delicious! Though I’ve never been to Italy, I was given the impression this is what authentic Italian tastes like. Of course I washed everything down with a $ 5 Sunday mimosa!
We wish we could toss up one last star but the service was the only thing Baccano’s was lacking. We weren’t greeted, went inside to pick up our own menu, and though I’m sure he is a lovely man when he knows you, our service was very dry. The kind that comes, takes your order, drops your food, refills your drink, then drops your check, no smiles, «Welcome», «you have to try our_​_​_​_​» or «have a nice day:» included. Gimme some personality man, just a little!
None the less, we’ll be back. it’s close, delicious, uncrowded block of Wynwood, pup friendly, and I’ll be armed with lame jokes for our server if I have to be!

I came here last night because my date was craving pizza and I’d been wanting to check this place out for a while. Even though I think there are an over abundance of pizza joints in the area, Baccano earns it’s keep.
We stared with the bresaola app which was delicious — excellent meat and cheese with some fresh arugula as well. My only complaint is that they brought it out with the meal instead if before, but we really enjoyed it just the same.
I ordered a smoked mozzarella pie and while I wasn’t crazy about the cheese overall the pizza was great. Perfect pizza sauce and a wonderful flavorful crust. Next time I’ll go for the tartufo or the prosciutto and I’m sure I won’t be disappointed.
Even though we ate inside, they have a really cute outdoor seating area which I definitely hope to take advantage of when it cools down.
There’s only one odd thing about this place — it seems to be going through an identity crisis. Is it café Babbo or is it Baccano? Different things around the joint will tell you one or the other. Not sure why this is but I hope they clean it up soon.

SO HAPPY I FOUND GOOD PIZZA IN MIAMI!!! This is a big deal, because I always crave it but can’t find pizza I like. Baccano really is as good as it gets. I went late at night with a friend after going out in Wynwood, and our taste buds were incredibly pleased! We ordered a margarita pizza to share and it was ready very quickly. The charming décor of Baccano makes you feel like you’re somewhere else entirely. We sat outside and felt incredibly safe doing so.
Baccano is hidden on a side street and it’s easy to miss, but you won’t want to. The cheese was delicious and it was a thin crust pizza. Baccano isn’t too expensive. Considering I’ve paid more at other places and received worse quality pizza, I was very happy. I am looking forward to trying other pizzas here and ordering some wine next time. Go with friends or order take out!