Toscana Divino

The United Nations Has a Bold Vision for What the World Could Look Like in 2030

By Jenifer Vogt

“We are resolved to free the human race from the tyranny of poverty and want and to heal and secure our planet. We are determined to take the bold and transformative steps which are urgently needed to shift the world onto a sustainable and resilient path.”

-United Nations 2030 Agenda

Imagine a world without poverty.  Would it even be possible?

Toscana Divino Hospitality Group believes in what the United Nations (UN) is doing to make this dream a reality. Though peacekeeping is a large part of their mission, their organization has declared war on poverty and issued a global call-to-arms asking every country and every individual to work towards a set of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that will also eradicate poverty and provide safety and equity for women and girls. These goals were presented in a Resolution that was approved by the General Assembly of the UN in September 2015.

The General Assembly of the UN is one of the six main organs of the organization that are based at UN Headquarters in New York City in the US and which also includes the Security Council, the Economic and Social Council, the Trusteeship Council, and the Secretariat. The final organ, the International Court of Justice, is located at The Hague, a city that is the capitol of the Netherlands.

Poverty is a worldwide problem that is not simply about not having enough food, shelter, or money. Impoverished people also experience social exclusion, and lack of access to education and adequate or healthcare. These situations exacerbate their rates of addiction and mental illness, too. Poverty can also become cyclical. It becomes an ingrained mindset and set of behaviors that are passed down from generation-to-generation. It’s not that poor people are unmotivated or unwilling to change. It’s that they’ve never been shown any other way to live. This is why people often use the term, “break the cycle,” of poverty.

Breaking the cycle of poverty means getting to the root of a complicated problem with no easy solution. The cause of poverty can’t be pinned on one government or one specific problem, such as hunger. Rather, it’s a global and systemic condition. Ten percent of the world’s population live in extreme poverty. While philanthropists and charitable organizations donate money and in-kind goods towards one cause, it’s never enough. In the same way that a band-ad won’t cure cancer, unless all the root causes are addressed and the entire system changes, people won’t emerge from poverty.

What the UN has done to root out poverty is nothing short of miraculous. They’ve surveyed and documented a spectrum of issues that result in poverty, and they’ve linked these issues and sustainable development. What they’ve shown, in essence, is how we’re all inextricably linked. We help each other by helping ourselves. Individuals who aspire towards personally adopting the UN’s SDGs are directly contributing to the eradication of poverty in remote regions of the world they may never visit. When those individuals enlist the commitment of their communities, workplaces, and local municipalities they broaden their impact. 

The UN has given the world a roadmap to follow to eradicate poverty and build a sustainable future. Toscana Divino Hospitality Group would like to support its vision by sharing information with their clients. They also share the UN’s vision for sustainable development with their entire team and it influences how they operate their business by realizing and aspiring towards more sustainability at all levels of their operations.

The UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals

In October of 2015 the UN’s finalized and printed 35-page resolution, titled, Transforming Our World: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, was distributed to the Assembly. This agenda is to be realized by 2030 by integrating and making inseparable three key dimensions of sustainability: the economic, the social and the environmental.

Here are the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that, together, present an idealized version of a possible future world where no person is hungry and individuals adopt patterns of behavior, (such as committing to their own wellbeing), and ideologies, (such as inclusivity), that benefit the greater good.

(Please note: When you click on a specific goal it will take you to the UN’s website for additional information about that goal, such as downloadable reports and supporting events.)

1. End poverty in all its forms everywhere2. End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture
3. Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages4. Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
5. Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls6. Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all
7. Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all8. Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all
9. Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation10. Reduce inequality within and among countries
11. Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable12. Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns
13. Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts14. Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development
15. Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity loss16. Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels
17. Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development 

We’re All Stakeholders in the UN’s 2030 Vision

The UN’s 2030 Agenda is daunting. It’s easy to look at a list of this magnitude and feel overwhelmed. It’s easy to think that you’re just one person who can’t make much difference. But you can. Each of us can. And you must. You must because this is not the UN’s list. Don’t consider it as remote and separate from you. This list belongs to humanity. This is our list. We each have a personal stake in the outcome of the UN’s 2030 Agenda. We’re all stakeholders and what’s at stake is our future.

You can contribute towards the realization of the UN’s SDGs more than you might think. At the personal level, a good place to start is with the third goal. This goal addresses health and well-being. The difference between the two is that health is a state of being. Whereas, well-being, is a manner of living. In other words, adopting a healthy lifestyle. You can take personal responsibility for your health and well-being.

Food is the foundation of good health. One simple way to eat healthier is to adopt the Mediterranean Diet , which in 2023 was named the healthiest diet in the world by US News & World Report. This diet not only promotes good health, but it’s good for the planet. The reason for this is that this diet is comprised mostly of olive oil, vegetables, fruits, and grains. So, it’s also been named the world’s best plant-based diet. Plant-based diets promote a strong immune system.

The Mediterranean Diet is a whole-foods diet, too. This means that consuming overly processed foods is frowned upon. In their natural state, fruits and vegetables are rich in phytonutrients, such as antioxidants. Whole grains, such as brown rice or quinoa, if consumed regularly, can reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke. They also contain antioxidants and are high in fiber.

People following the Mediterranean Diet eat fish, meat, and dairy products. They just don’t eat the large quantity consumed by the average American. In the Mediterranean Diet, meat, and animal products, in general, are additions to the meal, rather than the main dish. Meat is cooked in a way that accentuates its flavor by adding olive oil and herbs and spices.

When people consume less meat, it helps the planet. It eases the pressure on natural resources, such as the forests and land that are used for animal feed. It reduces greenhouse gas admissions. This helps to keep the earth’s natural ecosystem in balance and protects biodiversity. This helps poor people in third-world countries because they bear the harshest burdens of climate change.

Christina Chan, director of the World Resource Institute’s Climate Resilience Practice, explained this:

“The world’s poorest communities often live on the most fragile land, and they are often politically, socially, and economically marginalized, making them especially vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. More frequent and intense storms, flooding, drought, and changes in rainfall patterns are already impacting these communities, making it difficult for them to secure decent livelihoods.”

In addition to transitioning to a Mediterranean Diet, you can further contribute to the UN’s 2030 agenda by being mindful about where you shop for food.  Studies have shown that the industrialized American food system that produces the products we find in big grocery chains damages the earth.

Gas-reliant mechanized farming equipment. Debates about whether growth hormones are safe. The perils of fertilizers.  A host of other issues and offenses.  If you want to understand more about this issue, read Michael Pollan’s book, The Omnivore’s Dilemma.

The bottom line is that a simple decision to buy your produce at the local farmer’s market, rather than the supermarket, can go a long way in protecting the planet. By doing so, you’re also working on the UN’s second SDG because local farmers, generally, use earth-friendlier and more sustainable production methods.  Food that is sourced locally also contains more vital nutrients that will diminish in foods that are shipped from far away.

At this point, you can see the big-picture link between your decision to be healthy and the impact that decision has on the UN’s 2030 Agenda. Change really can happen at the individual level. Just like what Gandhi said, “Be the change you wish to see in the world.”

10 Ways Restaurants Can Support the UN’s Agenda

There are many ways that Individual restaurants and restaurant groups like Toscana Divino Hospitality Group (TDHG), can adopt and integrate the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals in their business operations.  Here are ten ideas to consider.

  1. Minimize Food Waste. More restaurants could eliminate super-sized meal portions that provide enough food for a week, rather than for just one meal. Leftovers often end up in the garbage. The restaurants that do this often source lower-quality food. The customer thinks they’re getting a great deal. The reality is quite different. They’re eating unhealthy food that’s produced and delivered in ways that harm the planet. Restaurants that supersize contribute to America’s obesity epidemic. Authentic Italian restaurants like, Toscana Divino, do it right. They provide diners with healthy, high-quality food in normal portion sizes. Restaurants can also partner with local farms and service providers to start a composting program.
  2. Prioritize Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. The Hospitality industry still “has much further headway to make in the area of diversity, equity and inclusion across all job levels,” according to a workplace gender diversity study released in December 2022 by the Cornell Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration’s Center for Hospitality Research in partnership with the organizations Women Leading Travel & Hospitality and NAPCO.
  3. Practice Pay Equity. There’s still a substantive gender pay gap in the Hospitality industry according to a report released in 2019, shortly before the Covid crisis, by Price Waterhouse Coopers, Women in Hospitality and UK Hospitality. The Covid lockdown made it worse. The World Economic Forum’s 2021 Global Gender Gap report found that the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic increased the gender gap by a generation from 99.5 years to 135.6 years.
  4. Source From Local Growers. Restaurants can source from local farms and artisanal producers. By doing this they not only protect biodiversity and contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, but they also support the local economy. This is the premise of the Farm-to-Table movement. This also eases food waste and, as mentioned earlier, there are health benefits to eating local.
  5. Offer More Plant-Based Options. Restaurants can gently encourage diners to eat healthier by providing more palatable plant-based menu options. In the past, plant-based meals were separated and given their own category. With a health-first approach, it doesn’t have to be like that. A restaurant can adopt the Mediterranean diet and simply expand their plant-based options while reducing their main-meal meat dishes. The Toscana Divino Hospitality Group family of restaurants offers diners the Italian Mediterranean Diet, where “vegetables are the protagonists of every meal.”
  6. Support Local Charities. We’ve touched on why poverty can only be eradicated if it is measured and addressed as a global and systemic issue. However, this doesn’t mean you need to stop partnering with or donating to local charities that provide food to the hungry or educational scholarships. In these situations, the starfish theory still applies. While you can’t help everyone, you will have a big impact on those you do.
  7. Digitally Share the 17 Goals. Your organization can share the commitment you’ve made to support the UN’s 2030 Agenda by displaying the 17 Sustainable Development Goals on your website. You can highlight, call out and write about the goals on your blog and share your efforts on your social media channels, too. The more you publicize your efforts to work towards these goals, the more you can inspire your clients and your community to do the same.
  8. Train & Educate the Team.  The UN’s 2030 Agenda can be introduced during the training you do with new employees. The 17 goals can be included in your new employee training packet. You can also laminate the goals and distribute them to existing employees. What you want is for your employees to understand that you’ve made the UN Agenda part of the way you operate. You want your employees to connect-the-dots of how their actions can positively impact the future. As public-facing brand ambassadors, you want your servers to be knowledgeable enough to explain your philosophy to your customers.  This could be as simple as pointing out that your ingredients are sourced locally or explaining how equipment you’ve purchased aids with sustainability.
  9. Create a Sustainable Environment. Periodically audit your operations for ways to improve sustainability. Once you’ve trained your team, they can identify unnecessary waste. They can monitor composting procedures. You can also invest in more sustainable equipment in your kitchen. There are many companies that produce machinery that is specifically made to minimize food waste, reduce energy consumption, and recycle what can be. This type of equipment can also yield significant cost savings over time.
  10. Create Sustainability Awards.  Incentivize your team to support your restaurant’s commitment to the UN 2030 Agenda by creating a rewards program. You could award one employee “Sustainability Champion of the Month” and give them a cash reward.  Or you could call-out multiple employees who make the effort to keep your restaurant sustainable and ask them to mentor other employees towards the same. The point is to recognize and reward the behavior that makes your restaurant a leader in the arena of sustainability. 

A Mindful Approach

Toscana Divino Hospitality Group takes the UN 2030 Agenda so seriously that they’ve integrated the philosophy that guides the 17 Sustainable Development Goals into Operations at both of their restaurants: Ironside Pizza and Toscana Divino. They remain committed to leading the way toward more charitable, sustainable, and equitable practices within the Hospitality industry and within their homes and community.

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group menus

Thank you for exploring the group experiences at Toscana Divino. Below are a few examples of our group menus, that change based on the seasonality of ingredients. Our menus and group experiences can be customized further to your preferences, and our team is available to work with finalizing a menu that’s best suited for your group. Please contact us for additional information.

BAR & LOUNGE

E X P E R I E N C E
Enjoy the best outdoor terrazza in Brickell for a fully personalized Aperitivo experience.
$30
selection of 3 bites per person

$50

selection of 5 bites per person

bites
blinis & caviar
caviar selection, blinis, crème fraîche
pesce fritto
fried Florida coast fish, homemade tartar sauce
lobster roll
lobster salad, homemade bun, microgreens
octopus skewers
octopus, capers, black olives, smoked paprika
tomato bruschetta
grilled bread, garlic, heirloom tomatoes, basil
bruschetta with burrata e prosciutto
grilled bread, burrata, prosciutto
tagliere Toscano
+$5 per person
selection of Italian cheese & charcuterie
cheese tagliere
+$5 per person
selection of imported Pecorino cheese
risotto ai funghi
+$10 per person
with forest mushrooms and black truffle
open bar
wine & beer

 +$45 per person

open bar for up to 2 hours
premium full bar

+$75 per person

open bar for up to 2 hours
Personalized printed menus are available upon request. Confirmation required 48 hours in advance with CC authorization. Groups of over 15 will require 50% deposit. Available for groups up to 40 guests, semi-seating or buyout available.

family

E X P E R I E N C E

Embrace our traditions with a sharing experience from our Tuscan menu.

starting at $95 per person

children’s pricing available upon request

appetizer

choice of three to four | served family style

green bean salad
almonds, shallots, red wine dressing
heirloom tomatoes & arugula
white balsamic dressing
panzanella salad
tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, bread
burrata caprese
tomatoes, burrata and basil air
tagliere toscano
Italian charcuterie, cheese, olives & honey
beef & beet tartare
celery root & smoked trout roes
octopus puttanesca
tomatoes, capers and Taggiasca olives
entrée
choice of three | served family style
lasagna
beef ragú, bechamel and Grana Padano
maccheroni al sugo toscano
braised beef ragú, Grana Padano, olive oil
spaghetti 3 tomatoes
a selection of tomatoes and fresh basil
risotto
forest mushrooms and black truffle
aged all natural ribeye
in a red wine sauce
lamb chop
roasted potatoes
dolci
served family style
tiramisù
mascarpone cream, savoiardi, espresso
artisanal gelato & sorbetto
Personalized printed menus are available upon request. Confirmation required 48 hours in advance with CC authorization. Groups of over 15 will require 50% deposit. Semi-private seating or buyout available. For groups up to 40.

FLORENTINE

DINNER EXPERIENCE

Allow us to take you on a culinary journey, as we share Chef Andrea Marchesin’s innovative take on Florentine ingredients, history and culture.

$120 per person

wine pairing $75 per person
appetizer
tagliere toscano

prosciutto crudo, finocchiona, selection of pecorino, olives and honey

pasta e risotto
pici senesi
braised duck leg ragú and pecorino
risotto ai funghi
Acquerello rice, forest mushrooms and black truffle
entrée
“fiorentina” steak
classic t-bone served with smoked potato purée, black kale & cannellini beans
dolci
Cantucci & Vin Santo
Personalized printed menus are available upon request. Confirmation required 48 hours in advance with CC authorization. Groups of over 15 will require 50% deposit. Semi-private seating or buyout available. For groups up to 40.

TOSCANA

E X P E R I E N C E
Savor the best of Tuscany, with a 3-course premier selection from our menu.

$150 per person

wine pairing $75 per person
appetizer
choice of three from our signature menu
served family style
entrée
choice of three

lasagna bolognese

beef ragú, bechamel sauce and Grana Padano
maccheroni al sugo toscano
braised beef ragú, Grana Padano, olive oil
spaghetti 3 tomatoes

fresh pasta with a selection of vine & heirloom
tomatoes and fresh basil and Grana Padano

truffle chicken breast

pasture raised organic chicken, poached asparagus, truffle sauce

grilled salmon

with glazed carrot and carrot purée

branzino

Mediterranean Sea bass with eggplant scapece, dry cherry tomato and mint

filet mignon

certified Angus pan-seared beef with gem salad and roasted grape jus

dolci
tiramisù
mascarpone cream, savoiardi, espresso
torta al cioccolato
warm chocolate cake, lavender gelato
Personalized printed menus are available upon request. Confirmation required 48 hours in advance with CC authorization. Groups of over 15 will require 50% deposit. Semi-private seating or buyout available. For groups up to 40.

CHEF'S TABLE

A tailored dining experience designed by Chef Andrea Marchesin

Starting at
$220 per person

wine pairings from $100 per person

Guests are welcomed with one of
our handcrafted signature cocktails as our team escorts them to their tables. The evening continues with a 5-course plated menu in our spectacular wine dining room, surrounded by our limited edition wines, vintage books and fine Italian décor.

10
guests max
per experience
Personalized printed menus are available upon request. Confirmation required 24 hours in advance with CC authorization and 50% deposit

APERITIVO

daily | 4pm to 7pm | lounge & bar
cocktails​
campari shakerato
8
Campari
spritz
9
La Gioiosa prosecco, Aperol, Perrier
negroni
9
Campari, red vermouth, Bombay Sapphire
tommy’s margarita
8
Milagro Silver, agave, lime
mojito
8
Bacardi, lime, sugar, mint, soda, bitter
by the glass​
red wine
8
white wine
8
prosecco
7
beer
6
bites​
blinis & caviar
15
selection of fish roe served on blinis, crème fraîche
fish bites
15
fried Florida coast fish, homemade tartar sauce
lobster roll
16
lobster salad, homemade bun, microgreens 2 pcs
octopus skewers
15
octopus, capers, black olives, smoked paprika 3 pcs
bruschetta
10
grilled bread with garlic, heirloom tomatoes, basil
tagliere toscano
34
selection of Italian cheese & charcuterie
cheese tagliere
28
selection of imported Pecorino cheese
For your convenience, a service charge of 20% will be added to your check.

changes weekly

power lunch

$34

choice of 1 appetizer, 1 main course & 1 dessert
appetizer
soup of the day
prepared daily with fresh vegetables

endive salad

Belgian chicory, pear, honey mustard dressing

cannellini bean salad

beans, sundried cherry tomato, fennel, Tuscan EVOO

swordfish mantecato

whipped fish spread, chives, homemade cracker

beef tongue & fennel

thinly sliced beef tongue, frisée and fennel salad, red wine vinegar dressing

main course

tagliatelle with finocchiona

fresh pasta, pork sausage ragù, fennel pollen, pecorino DOP

maccheroni gorgonzola DOP

homemade pasta, blue cheese, walnuts, pear, pancetta crumble

roasted pasture raised chicken

pan roasted chicken leg, honey glazed brussel sprouts, hazelnuts

trota grigliata con cime di rapa

grilled trout, sautéed broccolini, chili sauce

porchetta croccante

seared rolled pork belly with lemon and rosemary potatoes

dessert

artisanal gelato

scoop of homemade artisanal gelato

granita alla frutta

traditional flavored shaved ice

cut of the week

$48 | our favorite beef cut, always aged in-house

prime rib eye  

8oz dry aged, pan seared, served with potato purée and red wine jus

leggero

insalatone

$26 | to share or great as lunch for one

summer salad

tomato, arugula, green beans, avocado, shrimp

Sicilian salad

tomato, capers, red onion, tuna confit, almonds, greens

Parma salad

arugula, FL tomatoes, Prosciutto di Parma, Mozzarella Fior Di Latte, basil

panini

$24 | served on freshly baked bread

TD burger

homemade brioche bun, brisket & short rib patty, caramelized onions, tomato, lettuce, balsamic ketchup, potatoes

caprese focaccia

homemade focaccia, heirloom tomato, basil, sundried tomato pesto, gem salad

drinks

vino in caraffina

$20 | when you want a little more than just a glass of your favorite wine

sancerre

rosé

prosecco

pinot noir

lunch cocktails

$16 | because why not?

Aperol spritz

negroni

martini

bellini

For your convenience, a service charge of 20% will be added to your check.

Menu subject to change without notice.

SALUTE

our classics​
bellini
16
La Gioiosa prosecco, peach puree
spritz
16
La Gioiosa prosecco, Aperol, Perrier
garibaldi
16
Campari, freshly squeezed orange juice
gibson martini
18
Sipsmith , dry vermouth, pearl onion
smoked negroni
18
Campari bitter, sweet vermouth, gin
paloma
18
Casa Dragones Blanco, Martini Fiero, limoncello, grapefruit, agave, Perrier
pisco sour
18
pisco, lime juice, egg white, Angostura bitter
cosmopolitan
18
Beluga Noble, Cointreau, lime, cranberry
mezcal old fashioned
18
Rosaluna, sugar, Angostura bitter
pink lady
alcohol free
16
cranberry juice, lime juice, rosemary, coconut water
negroni
alcohol free
16
Lyre’s London spirit, Italian orange, aperitif rosso
bollicine & rosé​
by the glass
prosecco
14
2019 La Gioiosa, Valdobbiane
brut
20
NV Ferrari, Trentino Alto Adige
cuvée prestige
22
NV Ca’Del Bosco, Lombardy
rosé Scalabrone Guado al Tasso
15
2020 Antinori, Bolgheri
rosé Scalabrone Guado al Tasso
25
NV Brut Majeur, Ayala, Bollinger – Pinot Noir, Chardonnay
For your convenience, a service charge of 20% will be added to your check.

DOPOCENA

dolci
tiramisù
12
mascarpone cream, gf savoiardi, espresso
torta al cioccolato
15
warm chocolate cake, lavender gelato
pistacchio e lamponi
15
Bronte pistachio cake and gelato, raspberry
crème brulèe
15
custard, white chocolate crumble, caramel
affogato
14
espresso gelato, almond crumbre, waffle cookie
cheese tagliere
28
selection of imported Pecorino cheese
Italian artisanal gelato or sorbet
12
three scoops homemade selection
coffee & tea​
americano decaf available
3
espresso decaf available doppio add 1.5
3.5
macchiato decaf available | doppio add 1.5
3.5
caffe latte decaf available
4.5
cappuccino decaf available
4.5
espresso corretto
6
Rishi organic hot tea
5
earl grey | blueberry hibiscus | mint ginger turmeric | green | passionfruit
cognac
half oz 110
one oz 210
Hennessy
15
Courvoisier
15
For your convenience, a service charge of 20% will be added to your check.
cocktails
espresso martini
16
anilla infused Beluga, Kahlua, espresso
white alexander
16
Of Amarone, cream, crème de cacao
stinger
18
cognac, Tempus fugit crème de menthe
dessert wines​
NV Visciole Velenosi – Cherries, Lacrima
13/65
500ml
NV Vin Santo, Badia di Morrona
14/72
500ml
2008 Krysos Feudo Disisa – Grillo
14/72
500ml
2020 Pineto Marenco – Brachetto
60
750ml
2020 Bellini Vin Santo
70
500ml
2015 Tre Colli, Tessari Recioto Di Soave
120
500ml
2017 Tokaji Disznókõ Tokaji Late Harvest
12/62
500ml
2016 Sauternes, Château Coutet
90
375ml
NV Tawny Port 20yr, Graham’s Port, Douro
18/150
750ml
amaro
Fernet Branca
12
Branca Menta
12
Of Amarone
12
Averna
12
Amaro del Capo
12
Montenegro
12
Disaronno
12
grappa
Nonino Bianca
12
Nonino Chardonnay
12
Gaja Damargi
28
Gaja & Rey
28
Tignanello
18
Sassicaia
24
liquor​
Sambuca Molinari
12
Sambuca Romana Caffe
12
Galliano
12
Pernod
12
Toscana Divino

Group information

toscana mare

pool & beach menu

exclusive for The Towers residents & their guests

refreshing starters

macedonia di frutta $10

seasonal fruit and berries salad with lemon juice and mint

watermelon salad $12

cucumber, pickled shallot, almonds, fresh mint

salmon tartare $14

salmon, red onion, tomato, avocado, avocado, mixed greens

shrimp cocktail $18

large shrimp tails with signature cocktail sauce

salads

caesar $14

romaine lettuce, homemade dressing, shaved Grana Padano, croutons

shrimp salad $16

Florida tomatoes, mixed greens, cucumber, avocado and shrimp

parma $18

mixed greens, Florida tomatoes, mozzarella, prosciutto di Parma, basil

greek salad $18

Florida tomatoes, cucumber, mixed greens, olives, feta cheese, oregano, vinegar dressing

tuna poke bowl $22

yellowfin tuna, tomato, cucumber, avocado, spicy sesame mayo, greens

ADD ONS:

CHICKEN $8 | SALMON $12 | SHRIMP $11 | FRESH TUNA $15

sandwiches & burgers

veggie wrap $12

zucchini, hummus, greens, avocado, carrots, onion, homemade spicy mayo | ADD chicken $6

tuna sandwich $15

freshly baked olive bread, tomato, lettuce, red onion, mayonnaise and tuna

house burger & fries $20

brisket and short rib patty, lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickle with balsamic ketchup sauce

prosciutto & mozzarella $14

olive bread, EVOO, mozzarella fior di latte, prosciutto di Parma and tomato

tomato & mozzarella $14

olive bread, tomato pesto, mozzarella fior di latte, FL tomato, basil, EVOO

sides

French fries $6

mixed greens salad $5

sweet potato fries $6

48h proofed dough, San Marzano tomatoes, local artisanal mozzarella

margherita $12

tomato, mozzarella, fresh basil and EVOO

regina $15

tomato, mozzarella, prosciutto di Parma, cherry tomato, baby arugula, Grana Padano

salame $15

tomato, mozzarella, cured sopressata, Calabrian chilli, oregano

vegetariana $15

mozzarella, seasonal vegetables

SUBSTITUTE FOR VEGAN CHEESE $4

for kids

chicken tenders & French fries $12

mozzarella sticks $6

French fries $6

cheeseburger & French fries $16

dessert

daily special $10

gelato e sorbetti $8 / scoop

For your convenience, a service charge  of  20% will be added to your check. *Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. Menu subject to change without notice.

wine & beer

white & rosé

2021 Prosecco DOC Corte del Tiglio – Veneto, Italy $10/ $35

2021 Torresella Pinot Grigio – Veneto, Italy $10/ $25

2021 Ferruccio Sgubin, Sauvignon Blanc – FVG Italy $12/ $45

2021 Cantele – Chardonnay – Puglia, Italy $12/ $45

2021 Magali Rosè, Côtes-de-Provence AOP, France $12/ $45

red

2019 Giuliana Vicini – Montepulciano – Abruzzo, Italy $12/ $45

2020 Les Cretes, Valle d’Aosta, Aosta – Pinot Nero, Italy $14/ $55

2021 Prelius Cabernet Sauvignon – Tuscany, Italy $14/ $55

2015 Maestro della Chiana – Chianti – Tuscany, Italy $16/ $65

2014 Carlos Serres Gran Reserva – Crianza – Rioja, Spain $16/ $65

2018 Clos Magne Figeac -Bordeaux, France $18/ $75

beer

Estrella, Inedit, Peroni, Corona, Heineken | $5 per bottle

cocktails

Bellini, Mimosa, Coquito, House Mojito, Frosé | $12

soft drinks

mocktails

Mojito, Piña Colada, Watermelon Martini | $10

water & sodas

Acqua Panna $8

San Pellegrino $8

Sodas $5

juices

100% organic

orange $5

grapefruit $5

pineapple $5

apple $5

watermelon $5

coffee

proudly Kimbo

espresso $2.5

macchiato $3

americano $3.5

cappuccino $3.5

shakerato $5

CARTA DEI VINI​

by the glass

white, sparkling & rosé

2020 Anselmi, San Vincenzo, Veneto – Chardonnay, Garganega, Sauvignon Blanc

16

2020 Les Cretes, Valle d’Aosta, Aosta Valley – Chardonnay

16

2020 Ferruccio Sgubin, Sauvignon del Collio, Friuli-Venezia Giulia – Sauvignon Blanc

16

2020 Frescobaldi, Alie Rosé, Tuscany – Syrah, Vermentino

16

2020 Kettmeir, Trentino Alto Adige – Pinot Grigio

17

2020 Buglioni, Musa, Lugana – Trebbiano

17

NV La Gioiosa, Prosecco, Valdobbiadene – Glera

16

NV Ca’ del Bosco, Franciacorta , Lombardy Chardonnay, Pinot Bianco, Pinot Nero

23

NV Piper Heidsieck, Cuvee 1785, Champagne – Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Meunier

28

red wine

2020 Ciavolich, Giuliana Vicini, Abruzzo – Montepulciano

16

2020 Castello di Volpaia, Prelius, Toscana – Cabernet Sauvignon

16

2020 Les Cretes, Valle d’Aosta, Aosta Valley- Pinot Nero

16

2018 Masi, Campofiorin , Veneto – Valpolicella Ripasso

17

2017 Rocca di Frassinello, Le Sughere di Frassinello, Tuscany – Sangiovese, Cabernet, Merlot

19

2017 Osvaldo Viberti, Barolo del Comune di La Morra, Piedmont- Nebbiolo

23

2018 Ridolfi, Brunello di Montalcino, Tuscany – Sangiovese

30

white wine & rosé
Italian sparkling

NV La Gioiosa, Prosecco, Valdobbiadene

60

2020 Bisol, Prosecco Superiore di Cartizze, Valdobbiadene

75

NV Ferrari, Brut, Trento DOC

80

2016 Ferrari, Perlé, Trento DOC

95

2010 Altemasi, Trento DOC, Riserva Graal, Brut, Trentino Alto Adige

175

2008 Ferrari, Giulio Ferrari Riserva del Fondatore, Trentodoc

325

franciacorta

NV Antica Fratta, Brut, Franciacorta DOCG

79

NV Antica Fratta, Brut, Franciacorta DOCG- magnum

150

NV Antica Fratta, Brut, Franciacorta DOCG– jeroboam

320

NV Ca’ del Bosco, Cuvée Prestige Extra Brut, Franciacorta DOCG

88

NV Ca’ del Bosco, Cuvée Prestige Extra Brut, Franciacorta DOCG – magnum

165

NV Ca’ del Bosco, Cuvée Prestige Rosé Brut, Franciacorta DOCG

125

2016 Ca’ del Bosco, Dosage Zero Vintage Collection, Franciacorta DOCG

180

2014 Ca’ del Bosco, Dosage Zero, Annamaria Clementi , Franciacorta DOCG

250

champagne

NV Louis Roederer, Collection 242, Brut Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Meunier

120

NV Laurent-Perrier, Cuvée Rosé, Brut – Pinot Noir

205

2007 Billecart Salmon, Cuvée Nicolas Francois, Brut – Pinot Noir, Chardonnay

320

2008 Piper Heidsieck, Rare, Brut – Pinot Noir, Chardonnay

450

2010 Möet Chandon, Dom Perignon, Brut – Pinot Noir, Chardonnay

650

chardonnay | chardonnay blends

2020 Le Crêtes, Valle d’Aosta, Aosta Valley – Chardonnay

60

2019 Vie di Romans, Friuli Venezia Giulia – Chardonnay

85

2018 Bodega Aleanna, El Enemigo, Mendoza – Chardonnay

88

2019 Flowers, Sonoma Coast – Chardonnay

110

2020 Castello di Romitorio, Metafisica, Tuscany – Chardonnay

135

2019 Jermann, Vintage Tunina, Friuli Venezia Giulia – Chardonnay, Sauvignon blanc

155

2019 Antinori, Cervaro della Sala, Umbria – Chardonnay, Grechetto

165

2019 B. Moreau, Puligny Montrachet, Burgundy – Chardonnay

240

2019 Domaine Remi Jobard, Les Genevrières Premier Cru, Meursault – Chardonnay

340

2017 Gaja, Gaja & Rey, Piedmont – Chardonnay

590

sauvignon blanc

2020 Ferruccio Sgubin, Sauvignon del Collio, Friuli-Venezia Giulia – Sauvignon Blanc

63

2020 Dominique et Janine Crochet, Sancerre, Loire Valley – Sauvignon Blanc

72

2020 Aperature, Sonoma Valley – Sauvignon Blanc

80

rosé

2021 Antinori, Scalabrone Guado Al Tasso, Bolgheri – Cabernet, Merlot, Syrah

60

2020 Frescobaldi, Alie, Tuscany – Syrah, Vermentino

65

2021 Chateau d’Esclans, Whispering Angel, Cotes de Provence – Grenache, Cinsault, Rolle

80

2020 Domaines Ott, Chateau de Selle, Cotes de Provence – Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah

120

popular Italian white wine

2021 Pierpaolo Pecorari, Friuli Venezia Giulia – Friulano

58

2020 Anselmi, San Vincenzo, Veneto – Chardonnay, Garganega, Sauvignon Blanc

60

2020 Is Argiolas, Argiolas, Sardinia – Vermentino

60

2020 Kettmeir, Trentino Alto Adige – Pinot Grigio

65

2017 Stefano Antonucci, Castelli di Jesi, Marche – Verdicchio

66

2020 Livio Felluga, Friuli Venezia Giulia – Pinot Grigio 

68

2020 Kettmeir, Trentino Alto Adige – Pinot Bianco

70

2020 Buglioni, Musa, Lugana – Trebbiano

72

2020 Bruno Giacosa, Arneis, Piedmont – Roero Arneis

82

2019 Piero Pan, Calvarino, Veneto – Soave

95

2018 Villa Sparina, Monterotondo, Lombardy – Gavi di Gavi

105

2020 Gaja and Graci, Idda Bianco, Sicily – Carricante

150

2015 Emidio Pepe, Abruzzo – Trebbiano D’Abruzzo

325

popular white wine from around the globe

2021 Pewsey Vale, Eden Valley, Australia – Dry Riesling

60

2020 Dr. Hans Von Müller, Mosël, Germany – Riesling Spätlese

60

2018 Krasno, Slovenia – Malvasia Ribolla (Orange)

65

red wines
cabernet sauvignon | cabernet blends

2020 Castello di Volpaia, Prelius, Tuscany – Cabernet Sauvignon

60

2020 Antinori, Il Bruciato, Guado Al Tasso – Cabernet S, Merlot, Petite Verdot

80

2020 Podere Grattamacco, Bolgheri Rosso – Cab. S., Franc, Merlot, Sangiovese

92

2017 Guado al Melo, Atis, Bolgheri Superiore – Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

119

2019 Tenuta San Guido, Guidalberto, Bolgheri – Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

120

2017 Azienda Agricola, Morei P-179, Lombardy – Cab. S., Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Rebo

137

2016 San Leonardo, Trentino Alto Adige – Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, Merlot

215

2017 Collemassari, Grattamacco, Bolgheri Superiore – Cab. S., Merlot, Sangiovese

230

2018 Antinori, Guado Al Tasso, Bolgheri Superiore – Cabernet S., Cab Franc, Merlot

285

2003 Antinori, Guado Al Tasso, Bolgheri Superiore – Cabernet S., Cab Franc, Merlot

425

2014 Tenuta San Guido, Sassicaia, Bolgheri – Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc

640

2016 Tenuta San Guido, Sassicaia, Bolgheri – Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc

760

2003 Antinori, Solaia, Tuscany – Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc

725

2017 Antinori, Solaia, Tuscany – Cabernet Sauvignon, Sangiovese, Cabernet Franc

640

2017 Chateau Pichon Longueville, Comtesse de Lalande, Bordeaux – Cab. , Merlot

380

2009 Chateau Pichon Longueville, Comtesse de Lalande, Bordeaux – Cab. , Merlot

650

2001 Gaston Hochar, Chateau Musar – Cabernet, Carignan, Cinsault

230

2020 Ashby Park, Reserve, Paso Robles – Cabernet Sauvignon

60

2019 Aperture Estate, Aperture, Alexander Valley – Cab. Sauvignon, Merlot, Malbec

180

2020 Caymus , Napa Valley – Cabernet Sauvignon

235

2019 C. Moueix, Napanook, Dominus Estate, Napa Valley – Cabernet S., Cab. Franc

240

2018 Joseph Phelps, Insignia, Napa Valley – Cab. S., Petite Verdot, Malbec, Cab. Franc

600

merlot | merlot blends

2016 Santa Barbara-Stefano Antonucci, Mossone, Marche – Merlot

115

2016 Greyscale Wines, Oak Knoll District of Napa Valley – Merlot

125

2019 Antinori, Con’t Ugo, Tenuta Guado al Tasso, Bolgheri – Merlot

130

2019 Tenuta dell’Ornellaia, Le Serre Nuove dell’Ornellaia, Bolgheri – Merlot, Cab.S., Cab.Franc

170

2019 Tenuta Sette Ponti, Oreno, Tuscany – Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon

227

2018 Tua Rita, Redigaffi, Tuscany – Merlot

550

2004 Tenuta Dell ‘Ornellaia, Ornellaia, Bolgheri Superiore – Cab. Sauv-Merlot, Cab. Franc

760

1998 Tenuta Dell’Ornellaia, Masseto, Tuscany- Merlot

1900

sangiovese | sangiovese blends

2018 Petra, Zingari – Sangiovese, Merlot, Petite Verdot, Syrah

60

2017 Rocca di Frassinello, Le Sughere di Frassinello – Sangiovese, Cabernet, Merlot

72

2017 Il Molino di Grace, Chianti Classico Riserva – Sangiovese

77

2018 Jacopo Biondi Santi, Sassoalloro – Sangiovese

90

2019 Vannucci, Il Sasso, Carmignano – Sangiovese, Cab Sauvignon, Merlot

108

2019 Castello Dei Rampolla, Chianti Classico Riserva – Sangiovese, Merlot, Cab Franc

110

2018 Tenute Del Cabreo, Cabreo Il Borgo – Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon

140

2018 Antinori, Badia a Passignano – Sangiovese

180

2017 Biondi-Santi, Tenuta Greppo, Rosso di Montalcino – Sangiovese

265

2018 Antinori, Tignanello – Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc

325

2009 Antinori, Tignanello – Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc

360

brunello di Montalcino

2016 Ridolfi – Brunello di Montalcino DOCG

120

2017 Tenuta di Collosorbo – Brunello di Montalcino DOCG

125

2014 Tenuta di Collosorbo – Brunello di Montalcino DOCG – magnum

280

2016 Castello di Romitorio – Brunello di Montalcino DOCG

145

2016 Castello di Romitorio, Filo Di Seta – Brunello di Montalcino DOCG

295

2012 Biondi-Santi, Tenuta Greppo Annata – Brunello di Montalcino DOCG

430

nebbiolo

2018 Fontanabianca, Barbaresco – Barbaresco DOCG

95

2017 Viberti, Del Comune Di La Morra, La Morra – Barolo DOCG

109

2018 Produttori di Barbaresco – Barbaresco DOCG

135

2010 Prunotto – Barolo DOCG

150

2012 Prunotto, Bric Turot – Barbaresco DOCG

165

2015 D. Grasso, Briccolina, Serralunga d’Alba – Barolo DOCG

170

2017 Rivetto, Serralunga D’Alba – Barolo DOCG

180

2017 Borgogno – Barolo DOCG

185

2015 Bruno Giacosa, Asili, Barbaresco – Barbaresco DOCG

439

2017 Bruno Giacosa, Falletto, Barolo – Barbaresco DOCG

459

2017 Gaja – Barbaresco DOCG

625

2015 Gaja, Conteisa – Barolo DOCG

675

2008 Gaja, Sperss – Barolo DOCG

640

2007 Gaja, Sperss – Barolo DOCG

750

pinot noir | pinot nero

2020 Les Cretes, Valle d’Aosta, Aosta Valley- Pinot Nero

64

2015 Sangiacomo Vineyards, Bonneau, Sonoma Coast – Pinot Noir

95

2017 Louis Latour, Nuits-St. Georges , Cote D’or , Burgundy – Pinot Noir

250

2017 Domaine Arlaud, Vosne Romanee Aux Reas, Cote D’or, Burgundy – Pinot Noir

270

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo

2020 Ciavolich, Giuliana Vicini, Abruzzo – Montepulciano

55

2018 Marramiero, Inferi, Abruzzo – Montepulciano

95

2019 Oasi degli Angeli, Kurni, Marche – Montepulciano

330

malbec

2018 Paul Hobbs, Crocus, Cahors – Malbec

60

2018 Luján de Cuyo, E Class Reserva, Mendoza – Malbec

65

amarone | Valpolicella

2018 Masi, Campofiorin , Veneto – Valpolicella Ripasso

60

2016 Masi, Costasera, Veneto – Amarone DOCG

165

2015 Ca’La Bionda, Veneto – Amarone DOCG

140

2016 Romano Dal Forno Vigneto di Monte Lodoletta, Veneto – Valpolicella Superiore

285

tempranillo

2015 La Rioja Alta, Vina Ardanza, Rioja – Tempranillo, Garnacha

95

2017 Vega Sicilia, Pintia, Toro – Tempranillo

165

2018 Vega Sicilia, Alion, Ribera Del Duero – Tempranillo

220

2011 La Rioja Alta, Rioja, 904 Gran Reserva – Tempranillo, Graciano – magnum

390

2016 Vega Sicilia, Valbuena #5, Ribera Del Duero – Tempranillo

465

popular Italian red wine

2019 Torrevento, Since 1913, Puglia – Primitivo

75

NV Fattoria Moretto, Lambrusco Grasparossa di Castelvetro, Emlia Romagna -Lambrusco

62

2020 Borgogno – Barbera DOCG

65

2013 Firriato, Harmonium, Sicily – Nero D’ Avola

85

2017 Cusumano, Alta Mora, Etna Rosa, Sicily – Nerello Mascalese

80

2016 A. Caprai, Collepiano, Umbria – Sagrantino di Montelfalco

145

2014 Tormaresca, Bocca Di Lupo, Castel del Monte DOC, Puglia – Aglianico

165

2019 Gaja and Graci, Idda Rosso, Etna, Sicily – Nerello Mascalese

150

2018 Tua Rita, Per Sempre, Tuscany – Syrah

455

popular red wine around the globe

2020 Chateau Thivin, Reverdon, Brouilly, Beaujolais, France – Gamay

65

2018 Tablas Creek, Cotes de Tablas, Paso Robles – Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre

95

2020 Monte Xanic, Gran Ricardo,Valle de Guadalupe – Cab. S., Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cab. Franc

195

2015 Penfolds, Grange, South Australia, Australia – Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon

1250

CORKAGE FEE: $45 PER BOTTLE | TWO BOTTLES MAXIMUM

fine settimana

3 courses for $55pp

bread & better

served family style for the table to enjoy

bread basket

selection of croissants, brioche buns and homemade jams

seasonal fruit

locally sourced seasonal fruit served on ice

la colazione

choice of one

oyster & shrimps

pink peppercorn mignonette & cocktail sauce

omelette

with lobster salad and greens

avocado toast

with eggs any style & pea tendrils salad

eggs Benedict

with crab cake and kale

spaghetti vongole

Mancini pasta, Manila clams, garlic, parsley and chili flakes

truffle carbonara

fresh maccheroni pasta, homemade pancetta, egg, Pecorino, truffle

steak & eggs

beef striploin, eggs any style, roasted potatoes

burger

add organic fried egg + 3

homemade brioche bun, brisket & short rib patty, caramelized onion, served with potatoes

8oz aged rib eye

add +  15 p/p

dry aged rib eye, potato purée, red wine jus

dolci

zabaglione al limoncello e berries

limoncello sabayon with fresh berries & cantucci

ricotta cheesecake

with warm salted caramel sauce

waffle al miele

with vanilla gelato and warm Florida honey

to share

mare tower

32

chilled oysters, steamed prawns, selection of fish spreads, homemade buns, cocktail sauce, pink peppercorn mignonette

bambini

eggs & bacon

12

gnocchi & cheese

16

cheese burger

16

waffle

8

bevande

non alcoholic

arancia

8

lemon & lime

8

pompelmo

8

shakerato Milano

7

iced salted caramel

7

arnold palmer

7

iced tea selection

7

cocktails

Aperol spritz

16

bloody mary

16

martini

16

bellini

16

vino in caraffina

when you want a little bit more than a glass of your favorite vino

sancerre

20

rosé

20

prosecco

20

pinot Noir

20

For your convenience, a service charge of 20% will be added to your check.

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A long wooden table with modern place settings at Toscana Divino, one of the best Italian restaurants in Miami.

chef's table

The concept of the chef’s table originated from an age-old practice of chefs entertaining their family and friends in the kitchen as they worked. Guests seated at our chef’s table will enjoy a more personal interaction with our Executive Chef Andrea Marchesin, than would be possible in our main dining room, as well as exclusive multi-course meal. This unique experience brings you behind the scenes to discover our unique processes of exploration and development in our kitchen. Limited to 10 seats.

Wine Room 2

wine room

Our stunning wine room, inspired by the rich earthy vineyards of Tuscany and Italian sophistication, features our iconic floor-to-ceiling wine cellar housing our iconic collection of fine Italian wines. The walls, lined with bookcase panels in natural Canaletto walnut & steel are home to one of a kind vintages, custom decanters and glassware. The room can accommodate up to 50 guests at a time and can be rented for semi-private group functions.

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terrazza

Our open-air Terrazza garden patio & lounge is the crown of our restaurant, and one of Miami’s most sought-after spots, especially for Aperitivo. With full views of Brickell, guests can sit back and allow the neighborhood to unfold before their eyes while sipping our signature cocktails. The terrazza can accommodate up to 40 seated guests, and is available for group semi-private and large group functions.

PRANZO

mon – fri | 12pm – 4pm
$28
choice of 1 appetizer, 1 main course & 1 dessert

appetizer

soup of the day
prepared daily with fresh vegetables
pan con bistec
grilled bread, beef, caramelized onion, arugula
Florida caprese
farm tomato, mozzarella fior di latte, arugula, basil
salmon tartare
fresh salmon, tomato, avocado, red onion
fritto di pesce
fried white fish, homemade tartar sauce
summer salad
Florida greens, baby tomato

main course

spaghetti alla calabra
homemade spaghetti, Calabrian chili peppers, oregano
risotto cacio e pepe
risotto cacio e pepe
Nourished pastures chicken
organic roasted chicken, roasted potatoes, jus
grilled salmon
salmon from FAO 27, roasted vegetables, lemon
porchetta

roasted porchetta, fingerling potatoes

dessert

fruit sorbet or artisanal gelato

scoop of homemade sorbet or artisanal gelato 

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