Limoncello Miami Beach

Limoncello Miami Beach is a southern Italian restaurant and pizzeria at 1334 Washington Avenue. It sits in the Art Deco Historic District of South Beach. The kitchen makes homemade pasta, wood-fired oven pizza, and fresh seafood daily and lists them on its Miami Beach location page. Lemons run through the whole concept, from the menu to the plates. This is the Washington Avenue restaurant, separate from the group’s Doral location.

Menu and Signature Dishes

Pasta leads the menu. The restaurant’s best-known presentation is cheese wheel pasta. A server finishes the dish at the table inside a hollowed wheel of hard cheese. The official page also names lobster pasta, wood-fired oven pizza, and fresh seafood daily.

The same page describes lemons as “not just an ingredient but an experience.” You will see that in the lemon-patterned plates and the fresh lemons on the tables. The Greater Miami visitor bureau listing describes the cooking as southern Italian, built on homemade pasta, wood-fired pizza, and seafood.

It features homemade pasta, wood-fired oven pizza, and fresh seafood daily. A full bar with a wine list sits alongside the food menu. If you are sharing, one pasta and one pizza give you both sides of the kitchen. Ask your server what the seafood of the day is before you order.

Prices and Happy Hour

The Greater Miami visitor bureau lists entrees from $31 to $45 and a three-dollar-sign price tier. Plan on a full dinner with a drink running above that. Prices can change, so check the current menu on the restaurant’s website before you go.

The visitor bureau also lists happy hour service alongside lunch and dinner. It does not publish happy hour times. Ask the restaurant when you book or arrive if a lower-cost visit matters to you.

Hours, Reservations, and Walk-Ins

The restaurant opens at noon and serves until 11:45 PM every day. The restaurant is open daily from 12:00 PM to 11:45 PM, Monday through Sunday. That makes it a workable choice for a late lunch, an ordinary dinner, or a late plate of pasta after a walk around South Beach. Many neighboring kitchens do not open until the evening.

You can book online through the restaurant’s own reservation page. Book online through the restaurant’s reservation page. Weekend evenings are the busiest time on Washington Avenue, so a booking is the safer plan for a group. Contact the restaurant directly if you want to ask about walk-in availability.

Private Events and Group Bookings

The visitor bureau lists the dining room at 80 seats. It also lists a total restaurant buyout. That suits a birthday, a rehearsal dinner, or a corporate group that wants the whole room rather than scattered tables.

For a party smaller than a buyout, contact the restaurant before you arrive. An 80-seat room fills quickly on weekends, and a large group with no booking is the most likely to wait.

Accessibility and Seating

The visitor bureau lists outdoor seating, and the restaurant also has an indoor dining room. The same listing names accessible parking, accessible restrooms, and wheelchair-friendly walkways inside. It also names large-print menus and a sensory-friendly dining area.

Those details matter if you travel with a wheelchair user, a guest with low vision, or a diner who is sensitive to noise and light. Call ahead to confirm the setup for your table and time of day.

Location and Getting There

The restaurant is at 1334 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139. That is on the Washington Avenue stretch of the Art Deco Historic District, a few blocks west of Ocean Drive and the beach. The Lincoln Road pedestrian mall is to the north. South Pointe Park is to the south.

Washington Avenue is a busy, walkable grid of restaurants, shops, and small hotels. The official page does not list parking, so plan to walk from a nearby hotel or take a ride.

What the Restaurant’s Own Photos Show

The gallery on the official page gives a good preview of the table. Plates arrive on hand-painted lemon-pattern china, often surrounded by whole lemons and fresh basil. Candles and white linen set the mood at night.

The photos show eggplant parmigiana stacked beside arancini, spaghetti with clams, and grilled prawns with a lemon half. They also show a burrata and tomato plate, a tiramisu, and a rosemary flatbread. Lemon-garnished cocktails and a lemonade appear too.

A photo is not a menu. Dishes change, and the restaurant does not publish prices on that page. Ask your server what is available when you sit down.

Planning Your Visit

Use this short checklist before you head to Washington Avenue.

• Address: 1334 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139.
• Phone: +1 (305) 397-8226.
• Hours: noon to 11:45 PM, every day.
• Booking: use the online reservation page, or call for a group or buyout.
• Budget: entrees run from about $31 to $45, before drinks.
• Access: ask about the large-print menus and the sensory-friendly dining area when you book.

Arrive a little early on Friday and Saturday nights. Washington Avenue is busy then. Plan how you will get there, since parking is not listed on the official page.

The restaurant answers its phone for questions the website does not cover. Call about seating preferences, celebrations, or dietary needs. The restaurant does not publish a dietary policy online, so confirm before you order if you need one.

Who Should Visit

Limoncello suits pasta-focused dinners and groups that want to book out a room. It also suits anyone who wants lunch in the afternoon on Washington Avenue, since the doors open at noon. Guests who need step-free access or a quieter table have more listed options here than at many neighbors.

Browse more restaurants in Miami Beach if you want to compare options before you book. Check the official page for the latest menu and hours.