First Date·Wynwood·$$ · Moderate·⭐ 7.8

Francesco Martucci

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Neapolitan pizza serious enough to make you forget you're on a date

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What DatingDex says

Francesco Martucci brings the kind of wood-fired, zero-compromise Neapolitan pizza that earns pilgrimage status — in Wynwood, where the street art outside competes with the leopard-char crust inside. It's energetic enough to keep things easy, specific enough to give you both something to talk about.

Francesco Martucci is one of the top first date spots in Wynwood. At a moderate price point, it fits well when you want a first date feel without guesswork.

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