re you tired of wandering into late night pizza joints with nothing to greet you but four stained walls, a tiny slice of pizza dripping with grease, and a bitter attendant who wishes that his life was drawing to a close? Fortunately that is a pain that you will never have to know again…well, not in Miami anyways. Pizza Bar has arrived, bringing with it the convenience of late night wheel that we've all come to love, but with food of quality and a room that is actually appealing to eat food in. It's time you that started enjoying your after-the-bar dances with sweet lady pizza again.

Walk into this restaurant and you'll be greeted by sand-colored brick walls, a very damn classy wooden bar, and perhaps best of all, flat screen TVs constantly playing the greatest hits (pun intended) of Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro. Yep, nothing says "badass pizza joint" quite like a constant loop of bloody gangsta deaths. I know I can't enjoy a slice of pepperoni without watching at least one decapitation while I eat. But hey, that's just me. This place comes straight of the brains of the people who brought you OLA and the Sanctuary, and bring their high standards of quality along for the ride.

Baker Vito Giovinco serves up 30-inch pies with a uber thin crust and topped with San Marzano (nothin' but the best baby) tomato sauce and baked until it's an obscenely perfect golden brown. The pizza is consistently delicious and is guaranteed to please even when sober. Consumed after a night of a heavy drinking (and given that the weekend hours extend until 4:00am, this is a regular event) it can be simply astounding. Located within walking distance of most of the big clubs and hotel bars in Miami, you'll tend to see this place stocked with models and figures of the Miami highlife at their most intoxicated. Between that and the gangster movies, there is enough free entertainment to justify a late night trip here beyond the pizza. Visit. You won't regret it.