Il Mulino NYC at Acqualina Resort Introduces New High-End Brunch Experience

The beachside resort has a reputation for providing its guests with a luxurious and pampering experience.

Acqualina Resort in beachside Sunny Isles Beach is the type of place where those who stay and visit feel pampered, cared for and treated like royalty. Those who are local and just decide to visit for a day can experience expansive ocean views from floor-to-ceiling windows, top-notch dining, and a relaxing environment with the ultimate service. As soon as you step inside the resort doors, you will be warmly greeted and made to feel like an important part of Acqualina in that moment.

Il Mulino NYC is one of those places where service has always been of utmost importance and is always on point. The authentic Italian restaurant has always been a well-known and loved staple in Sunny Isles Beach at the resort, especially for its elegant dining room and dining options that are perfect for a fancy and special night out.

Now, fans of the restaurant will be thrilled to know that this service and experience is now transferred and added to a brand-new brunch dining offering, where diners can not only just enjoy the elegant dining room while sipping mimosas but can also opt to sit outdoors on the patio. We recommend that it features gorgeous ocean views and swaying palm trees that will make the experience relaxing and perfect for a breezy Sunday morning.

The brunch is not only a fantastic deal at $42 per person, but the menu offers something for every discerning palate. The brunch is a three-course meal also offering authentic Italian desserts to finish up your meal with. The food is fresh, and you can taste the care that comes with each serving.

Once there, expect an expansive and unique gastronomic journey through their menu, thanks to their main dish and appetizer offerings. On the culinary trip to Italy from your table, you can expect to choose from dishes such as French Toast Burrata, a Rigatoni Vodka made with pasta that’s made fresh in the restaurant, classic and fresh Avocado Toast atop Tuscany bread, Bagel al Salmone, Eggs Benedict, and Frittata Campagnola with Italian sausage, proving that there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Not only is their full wine list available, as well as spirits from their full bar, but I highly recommend a mimosa, Bloody Mary, or Aperol Spritz to add to the experience. And don’t forget an Italian coffee cappuccino to finish up a fantastic meal at Il Mulino NYC.

For more information, please visit Acqualinaresort.com/dining/il-mulino-new-york.

Reservations are highly recommended for brunch and can be made by calling the restaurant at 305-466-9191.

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