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Caffe Abbracci

318 Aragon Ave
Coral Gables, FL 33134

Average Cost: $$$

Phone: 305-441-0700

Categories: Late-Night Dining, Italian

Features: Full Bar, Handicap Access, Patio Seating, Smoke Free, Vegetarian Friendly

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For more than 20 years, Caffe Abbracci in Coral Gables has offered Italian fine dining in a handsome and romantic Continental atmosphere. People-watching is always fascinating, as many high-profile locals and celebrities frequent this elegant eatery, but owner Nino Pernetti and his attentive staff treat each and every guest like family. (Abbracci is Italian for "hug.") The authentic northern Italian menu includes hot and cold antipasti, grilled seafood dishes, creamy risottos, beef tenderloin, and fresh pastas such as black ravioli (made with squid ink) along with a lengthy wine list.


Full bar. Serving lunch Mon–Fri, dinner and late-night nightly.


"Clubby, smoky, handsome... The crowds come as much for the status as for the food. But pasta ... shrimp ... and fish ... are a lure in themselves."

 — Miami New Times

 



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For more than 20 years, Caffe Abbracci in Coral Gables has offered Italian fine dining in a handsome and romantic Continental atmosphere. People-watching is always fascinating, as many high-profile locals and celebrities frequent this elegant eatery, but owner Nino Pernetti and his attentive staff treat each and every guest like family. (Abbracci is Italian for "hug.") The authentic northern Italian menu includes hot and cold antipasti, grilled seafood dishes, creamy risottos, beef tenderloin, and fresh pastas such as black ravioli (made with squid ink) along with a lengthy wine list.


Full bar. Serving lunch Mon–Fri, dinner and late-night nightly.


"Clubby, smoky, handsome... The crowds come as much for the status as for the food. But pasta ... shrimp ... and fish ... are a lure in themselves."

 — Miami New Times

 




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