Here’s what La Centrale in Brickell City Centre is going to look like

Back in February we saw initial renderings of La Centrale, which is set to become Miami’s first Italian food hall when it opens this December in Brickell City Centre.

However, these newly released renderings of the 40,000-square-foot space comprised of 14 different dining areas, present a much clearer vision of what the exciting new culinary endeavor will look like.

There were also more details released of La Centrale’s operation, which will include a full-service caffe with an espresso bar; a traditional Italian bakery; mozzarella and fresh raw bars; on-the-go prepared meals; an Italian chocolate and gelato eatery; a cocktail and aperitivo bar with a live performance stage; and La Cucina, a kitchen event space designated for cooking classes, book signings, guest chef takeovers, wine tastings and more.

Have a peek inside at the unique designs, which were inspired by the various regions of Italy. First up is Stagionale, a 1,500-square-foot seasonal restaurant serving fresh produce that was inspired by the Veneto region.

Mercato, is a 5,000-square-foot space that’ll house grab-and-go options including a café, an espresso bar, a juice bar, a fritti bar, a salad bar, a salumeria, and a focacceria.

Pesce, inspired by the island of Liguria, features a bright and open space measuring 3,000 square feet. It will serve fresh fish from South Florida and the Mediterranean.

Enoteca is a 3,000-square-foot space that includes a wine cellar, a tasting room, a private dining room, and La Cucina.

Carne is a 2,500-square-foot space inspired by the rustic décor of the Chianti region. Design features include traditional hand-made Tuscan terracotta tiilng on the ceiling and floor that was imported from the Tuscan village of Greve in Chianti.

Pizza e Pasta is a 3,000-square-foot rustic pizza and pasta eatery serving authentic Neapolitan pizza.