A 13-inch star-shaped pizza at Mister O1 costs $21.99, and the unusual crust is more than a decorative flourish. Eight points are filled with ricotta, while the centre carries combinations such as Calabrian salami, basil, chorizo, avocado or jalapeño sauce. The Coconut Grove branch is at 3015 Grand Ave, Suite 165, on CocoWalk’s first level. It opens at 11:30 a.m. daily, closing at 10 p.m. from Sunday to Thursday and 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. This is a walk-in restaurant with pickup available online, but not delivery. The useful distinction is knowing which pie suits a first visit, and which is better saved for dining in.
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Start with Star Luca or Star Carlos
Star Luca is the clearest introduction to the format. It costs $21.99 and has an eight-pointed crust filled with ricotta, then topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella, spicy Calabrian salami and basil. The outer points give the order a different rhythm from a standard round pizza: there is a soft cheese-filled edge to return to between bites of the centre. It remains recognisable as pizza, even with the theatrical shape. The dough is described by the brand as thin and light, resting for at least 72 hours before service, with imported Italian or locally sourced ingredients used across the menu.
Star Carlos is the more crowded composition at the same $21.99 price. Its ricotta-filled star crust is paired with mozzarella, chorizo, tomatoes, arugula, avocado, Parmesan and jalapeño sauce. That makes it a better choice for a table that wants several strong flavours in one order rather than a restrained classic. The star pies sit within Mister O1’s extraordinary category, where 13-inch choices are $21.99. For a smaller appetite, Small Bella Margherita costs $10.99 for an 8-inch pizza with Fior di Latte, tomato sauce and basil.
The menu runs from $8.99 to $21.99
The pricing is relatively easy to map once the menu is split by size. An 8-inch Small Cheese Pizza is $8.99, while small speciality choices reach $12.99. The 13-inch Cheese Pizza is $15.99 with tomato sauce and mozzarella. Traditional 13-inch pizzas span $15.99 to $21.99, with Daniele, Maria and Mimmo at the upper end. The star-shaped extraordinary pizzas, including Star Luca and Star Carlos, are also $21.99. That spread makes the restaurant workable for different appetites, though the more distinctive orders are concentrated in the highest listed pizza price.
Several signatures move away from the familiar tomato-and-cheese frame. Claudio costs $21.99 and combines burrata-stracciatella with truffle oil and basil. Coffee Paolo, also $21.99, brings together mozzarella, spicy Calabrian salami, Gorgonzola, honey and coffee, making it the most unusual savoury choice in the verified menu notes. Dessert options are separate from the main pizza decision: Nutella Pizza is $14.99, while Nutella & Banana Calzone is $15.99. The practical first order is Star Luca or Small Bella Margherita, depending on whether the aim is novelty or a lower-cost baseline.
CocoWalk ordering changes the first-visit strategy
The restaurant operates on CocoWalk’s first level, so the useful landmark is the ground-floor dining level rather than an upstairs room. It is walk-in only and does not take reservations. No crowd data is published, so there is no verified pattern for predicting a queue or a quiet table. That makes timing a matter of the published hours rather than a promise about demand. Arriving during the stated service window is straightforward; expecting a bookable slot is not. The setting is part of a wider open-air shopping centre, but the restaurant’s listed location is specifically the first level.
Online Toast ordering is the verified shortcut for takeout, and the current page lists this Coconut Grove location as pickup only. That is important when choosing between an immediate meal and a collection order, since delivery should not be assumed. Marco or Claudio are also poor first-time takeout choices if the separate cheese element is the main attraction. For those orders, the stracciatella arrives on the side to be added fresh, and the menu recommends dining in for the best first experience. Pickup still works, but it changes how the dish arrives.
Choose your timing from the published hours
Mister O1 opens at 11:30 a.m. every day listed in the verified schedule. From Sunday through Thursday it closes at 10 p.m.; on Friday and Saturday it stays open until 11 p.m. The only confirmed weekly pattern is therefore later closing at the end of the week. There is no published crowd data, so those later hours should not be presented as evidence of a shorter wait or a calmer room. They are simply the extra time available for a Friday or Saturday visit. A lunch stop, an early dinner or a later weekend meal can all fit the stated service window.
For a first taste, the choice between dining in and pickup matters more than trying to optimise an unverified queue. Dining in is the recommended route for Marco and Claudio because the stracciatella is served separately and can be added fresh. Pickup is more useful when the priority is convenience, with Toast currently confirming collection rather than delivery. The menu also gives a simple budget route through Small Bella Margherita at $10.99, or a fuller signature order at $21.99. Those prices provide a clearer plan than guessing how busy the restaurant might be.
Use the trolley or CocoWalk garage
The address is 3015 Grand Ave, Suite 165, Miami, FL 33133, in Coconut Grove. The City of Miami Coconut Grove Trolley runs Monday through Saturday from 6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. and serves both Coconut Grove Metrorail Station and Grove Central. That gives a public-transport option for a visit within the trolley’s operating days and hours. Once at CocoWalk, the restaurant is on the first level. The key orientation detail is simple: head towards the ground-floor dining level, rather than looking for Mister O1 in an upstairs room.
Driving is covered by CocoWalk’s multi-story garage. Daytime rates start at $4 for 0-30 minutes and reach $10 for one to two hours. Weekend parking is listed as a $17 flat rate. Those figures are useful when comparing a quick pickup with a sit-down meal, particularly because pickup is the only verified online ordering option at this branch. The surroundings are busy with shopping-centre traffic, but the available facts do not establish a typical crowd or parking delay. The sound plan is to allow for the garage, then follow the first-level dining signage.
The best alternative depends on the group
Mister O1 is the focused choice when the table wants a pizza built around unusual combinations and a distinctive crust. Its identity is tied to star-shaped pizzas and pairings such as coffee with Gorgonzola, honey and spicy salami. The tradeoff is that the most interesting dishes can be less convenient away from the restaurant, especially Marco and Claudio, where the stracciatella is kept separate for takeout. The menu does offer a conventional Cheese Pizza at $15.99 and an 8-inch Bella Margherita at $10.99, so not every order has to be experimental.
Narbona is the nearby alternative when the group wants more than pizza. It is also a CocoWalk first-level restaurant and market, with Uruguayan roots. Grand Public Kitchen + Bar offers a different direction again: a second-level contemporary American restaurant with longer late-night hours on Friday and Saturday. Neither is a direct substitute for Mister O1’s star crust, but both make sense when the group cannot agree on pizza or wants a broader restaurant format. The honest comparison is therefore about purpose. Choose Mister O1 for the pie; choose Narbona or Grand Public when variety matters more.
- Address: 3015 Grand Ave, Suite 165, Miami, FL 33133, on CocoWalk’s first level.
- Hours: Sunday-Thursday 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m.; Friday-Saturday 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m.
- Reservations: Walk-in only; no reservations.
- Getting there: Coconut Grove Trolley serves Coconut Grove Metrorail Station and Grove Central Monday-Saturday, 6:30 a.m.-11 p.m.; CocoWalk garage rates start at $4 for 0-30 minutes.
- Price band: 8-inch pizzas are $8.99-$12.99; traditional 13-inch pizzas are $15.99-$21.99; extraordinary pizzas are $21.99.
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