This place is top notch! Food was amazing. And awesome dining experience. Great breakfast and cool…read moreplace to bring the kids. The service was fantastic, everyone was so nice. We got to meet the owner Andres. The little touches put into this diner makes it a must see in Miami for breakfast. The pancakes were so good! Creative and well received. The bacon, egg and toast was just as good. Culinary at its best. This is a must stop in the financial district of Miami. Great experience.

Nothing special nor was there any wow factor during our visit. Food was filling but no real favor…read moreon any of the dishes. Very standard food. Service was straight to the point and with a forced smile. We sat outside and they can do better with upkeep of the furniture and overall front of the restaurant. Our table was a little wobbly and they can use a power wash of the walls/overall front area. Perhaps spruce up the table decor with fresh flowers, mats or a table cloth. Idk. Just an underwhelming experience for the price.

The food is a bit on the pricer side here, but at least the plate I got (scrambled eggs, potatoes,…read moreand toast) was a decent portion with great flavor. The layout was a little odd. To dine in, you wait to get shown to a seat, look at a menu, then you go up to a counter across the room to place your order. I didn't really mind this, but I can see it getting confusing if it gets busy and you don't realize what you're supposed to do to order.

Visited Miam Cafe and left very disappointed with the overall experience…read more There is a sign at the entrance asking guests to wait to be seated, so we did. Unfortunately, no one ever came to greet us, and after waiting for a while, I had to walk to the counter to ask to be seated. The employee apologized and said she hadn't seen us. After we were seated, she brought us menus but explained that when we were ready to order, we would have to return to the counter to place our order ourselves. That was surprising enough, but what really bothered me was seeing a mandatory 15% service charge added to the bill. I have no problem tipping for good service, but automatically charging 15% when customers are expected to get up and place their own orders makes no sense to me. It's another example of the tipping culture getting out of hand. To make matters worse, the food was very expensive and simply wasn't worth the price. Between the confusing service, mandatory service charge, and overpriced food, I won't be returning and cannot recommend this place.

Early one morning, I was craving a real cup of coffee before heading to the beach. I couldn't…read morebelieve I hadn't discovered this little spot sooner it was only about 3-4 blocks from where I was staying. The café is charming, well maintained, clean, and has a relaxing atmosphere. The service was friendly and quick, although I was the first customer of the morning. I ordered a cappuccino and a glass of apple juice, and it was the perfect way to start the day.

This place is so cute! Immediately at the entryway I knew I was excited to go in. Wonderful decor…read more Delicious pastries. Super fast, kind service. I had cheese pizza w/ tomato & olives, a matcha latte, & pistachio crostatina. I recommend all of them. 1 pizza square is super filling so I shared the crostatina with a friend.

Great patio for a post workout brunch. Lots of people from regulars to pre cruise. Staff was…read moreawesome and made a great drip coffee the slow way. Iced latte and cold brew went well with eggs Benedict, omelette and acacado toast with add on eggs. My husbands granola parfait was MASSIVE. Only complaint was the chairs made a ton of noise when we got in and out. Dogs welcome.

Sagrado Café is a delightful Brazilian inspired restaurant just across from Museum Park in downtown…read moreMiami. My wife and I visited for lunch and chose the Maki burgers which were served with fries. The ambiance is quiet and they have an extensive selection of café and cappuccino. The service is friendly and relaxed. Many people come inside with their dogs. This is a very friendly place. Stop by and enjoy the chill vibe and good food.

Came here to pick up a friend and decided to have a snack. It's pretty pricey but that's Wynwood, i…read moreenjoyed my sandwich and got a juice too. It's quiet and not too loud. I enjoyed the place will come back!

Picking up a South Beach Food and Wine ticket is a great premise to stay and try a sandwich here…read more Order your food at the counter, get a number stand to place on your choice of seat. There is counter seating, a long table, a handful of smaller tables and a sofa at the entrance for your choice of cafe seating. They have a water cooler across from the counter to serve yourself water. I got a Turkey Brie-yonce ($14), which has turkey, brie, spinach, red onion, avocado. The baguette was fresh with good flour flavor and crusty crunch. There is no spread or sauce on the sandwiches because they give you a bottle of garlic cilantro and dijon vinaigrette to pour onto your sandwich as you eat it. I don't know if something was wrong with my taste buds but I honestly didn't taste much of a difference with the garlic cilantro and dijon vinaigrette besides the vinaigrette being, well, more acidic. I couldn't have told you what was in the garlic cilantro was if I didn't know what kind of sauce it was. Otherwise, the sandwich clearly had fresh ingredients and was lovely to eat with several pours of the sauces. It does make me think that someone may not like the sauces, so it would help to have a couple more sauce choices if the sandwiches are not dressed. They nonetheless know a quality sandwich with bread that the French would find acceptable. I'd return to try a different sandwich if I'm in the area!

Great small place located in downtown Miami where you can have breakfast at lunch because why not?!…read moreTables are a little small but you make it work. Service was friendly, the server was knowledgeable. Food came out promptly and was tasty. The chicken and waffles was good. I would've gotten more syrup myself. The caramel ice latte looks a little messy but it was good too. Blueberry pancakes were yummy with a lot of blueberries on top. Located right next to the entrance of a parking lot so just be ready to hear car horn's blaring.

Food is mediocre at best. Definitely for the looks and tourist trap. Bathroom and the store…read moreactually kind of dirty and disorganized. Also didn't tell you about the dine-in 18% surcharge and will trick you for paying additional tips. Tourists be aware.

I loved the customer service! We tried the za'atar-labneh manouche, baklava, and jallab, and…read moreeverything was sooo good. The manouche was amazing! I had never tried it before, and now I'll definitely be coming back for it. Baklava is usually not my favorite, but I absolutely loved theirs. The jallab feels like it might be an acquired taste, but I actually really enjoyed it. Overall, such a great experience, and I can't wait to come back!

This was a good late night find in Brickell when everything was closed. We really enjoyed the…read morelabana and zatar wrap with the veggies added in. We actually visited twice in our short stay. The young man that made our wraps did a great job and he was there both nights we visited. I don't know how much you guys are paying him but he deserves a raise for doing such a great job and being there back to back late night working by himself. We got bit up by mosquitos while waiting because of the location, it would be nice if there was like an enclosed waiting area even if it was just nets around the tables to save customers from the bug bites.

I immediately liked this place. I'm pretty sure it's because their green is pretty much the same…read morecolor as my house so I felt at home. Speaking of, I need to ask them about their wallpaper and where they got their umbrellas. The umbrellas do a lot of heavy lifting when it came to creating a cozy, friendly atmosphere outside. I always thought it was weird to want to sit outside when all you are sitting next to is a busy street but it wasn't bad here because of those incredible umbrellas. Cafe Bastille was pretty busy for a Monday afternoon and the music was loud but not overbearing. I provided pictures of the menu and of course everything that came out of the kitchen looked amazing. Service was on point. They understood my specific needs and met them with Grace.(IYKYK) I can see this place being a local favorite. The place for those that live nearby to come every weekend and have their go to order.

We sat down, opened the menu, and saw an item labeled "Israeli Breakfast." We immediately got up…read moreand left. What bothered us wasn't simply seeing the word "Israeli." It was seeing foods with deep roots across Palestinian, Levantine, and broader Arab culinary traditions presented under a national label that, to us, erases where much of that food and culinary heritage comes from. Menus aren't culturally neutral. How restaurants name and attribute food matters, especially when the people whose culinary traditions are being drawn from are experiencing profound suffering and displacement. The restaurant is free to make that choice, but as customers, we're equally free to decide that we won't financially support it. We took our business elsewhere.