Spris Pizza

Part of the Graspa Group, these trattorias serve a variety of flat-crust pizzas in mostly traditional flavor combos (amatriciana, capricciosa, regina), plus pasta at affordable prices. They also cater via a three-wheeled Ape Piaggio imported from Italy fitted with an oven that can pop out five pies at a time. Locations in Midtown, downtown Miami, Lincoln Road, South Miami

’O Munaciello, Miami

At this high-ceilinged Florence import on the Upper East Side, featuring colorful artwork and folklore from Naples, they turn out both Neapolitan and traditional pizzas plus traditional Neapolitan dishes like Seafood Scialatiello – pasta with clams, mussels, shrimp and calamari.  

 

Stanzione 87, Brickell

When Franco Stanzione was 23, he opened his first restaurant, Stanzione 87, in 2013. Equipped with a Stefano Ferrara oven from Naples, he introduced Neapolitan pizzas to the Brickell neighborhood in the midst of the massive construction site that is today Brickell City Centre. They survived and remain a friendly neighborhood pizzeria. The newest project, headed by his wife, Ashley: Ash Pizza Parlor at The Citadel Food Hall, bringing wood-fired pizzas and fun, if not-so-traditional, toppings. 

Bufarella La Pizza Di Napoli, Fort Lauderdale

Born in Milan and raised in the Marche region of Italy, Stefano Versace was hungry for a good pizza in Fort Lauderdale: “I love pizza!” So he started his own pizzeria. Versace, founder of a chain of gelaterias in malls, including Miami International and the Galleria, brought in Italian pizzaioli and staff to make Neapolitan pizzas with housemade buffalo mozzarella, pasta and salads.

 

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