Casa tua means your home
It has meant that for twenty-five years.
Miami Beach · 2001
It began as an actual home.
Miky and Leticia Grendene kept a house that was never quite closed — friends arriving, dinners stretching late, someone always cooking. In 2001, they gave that house a public address: a Mediterranean villa just off Collins Avenue, holding a restaurant, a boutique hotel, and what became Miami's first private members club. Even the club wasn't a plan. It was a line outside a second-floor lounge, and a couple who preferred knowing their guests by name.
Twenty-five years · Crafted addresses
“trend is by definition the beginning of an end”
A quarter century on, Casa Tua grows the way it cooks — with intention. A family business in its second generation, opening only where the family itself wants to be, now reaching across the world: restaurants, clubs, a collection of private residences and retreats curated for its members. “Quality, not quantity,” in their founder's words. What you are looking at is not a chain. It is a collection — crafted, never rushed.
Miami Beach · Aspen · Paris · New York · Capri
Five cities, chosen by heart.
Aspen, where the family raised their children. Paris, inside J.K. Place on the Left Bank — the first step abroad. New York, at The Surrey on the Upper East Side. And in 2026, for the brand's twenty-fifth year: Capri — a homecoming to Italy at Hotel La Palma, the island's first hotel, with a restaurant, a rooftop, a beach club, and a new Casa Tua club above the Tyrrhenian Sea. Beyond the addresses, a growing collection of private residences and retreats, curated for members — mountain escapes to coastal hideaways. Members don't visit Casa Tua. They move between its homes.
The Members
“Each client of mine is a celebrity for me”
Some fifteen hundred members, described by the family as exactly that — family. At Casa Tua, exclusivity was never a velvet rope; it is a host who knows your name, your table, your evening. The service is the same for everyone. What membership buys is something rarer: privacy, and rooms the world doesn't enter.
Where Miami's global moments happen
The paddock, the court, the table.
When Formula 1 comes to Miami, Casa Tua hosts its Trackside Club above Turn 1 — one of the Grand Prix's premier hospitality rooms. At the Miami Open, its lounge is where the tennis world unwinds. The pattern is the point: when the people who could choose anything come to Miami, this is the table they choose.
Miami Grand Prix · Trackside Club
The brand is the promise. The building keeps it.
Walk through what Casa Tua built inside ORA — the four tables, the forest in the sky, the club at the crown.