Decent options, fresh fruit bowls. The only downside is I wish they had healthier options or at the…read morevery least clear nutritional facts like calories, sugar, etc.

Devia is the perfect spot for a healthy treat that will leave you feeling better after you've…read moreconsumed it. I tried the blue majic bowl. The natural sweetness of the fruit in combination with the crunch of the granola and coconut made it a delight for the taste buds. I also tried their tumeric latte, which has a unique lovely flavor. The most wonderful part of this location is that it is situated in Upper Buena Vista. This gives you the opportunity to enjoy your treat surrounded by the cool bohemian vibes of the place.

This is a pretty decent smoothie shop in South Beach. It's located right next to a bunch of…read morerestaurants and it's a nice way to cool off after you leave the beach or even before too. The prices running about $10 a shake, which is typical for the South Beach area, but the size of the shake is pretty good and it's pretty much will fill you up.

My two friends and I were craving açai and stumbled on this place. We asked the woman at the…read morecounter about açai bowls, and she pointed us to a chalkboard menu with a few options no pricing listed anywhere. She took our order and started making them right away, without asking us to pay first, so we just waited. When the first bowl came out, we were honestly blown away by the size. I immediately thought one bowl would've been plenty for two people, and I wished I'd ordered one to share instead of one each. I didn't say anything though, figured it looked delicious so it was fine either way. Once everything was ready, we went to pay and were charged $35 USD for 2 açai bowls. Given how massive the portions were, it felt reasonable enough at the time, so we paid and sat outside to eat. The toppings were genuinely great lots of fresh, generous fruit. But the açai itself had barely any flavor, and within about 20 minutes it had completely melted into liquid. It got so watery that we didn't want to just toss it, so one of my friends went back inside to ask for an extra bowl to separate the fruit from the liquid açai. She was told they'd only give her one if she paid for something else, so instead they handed her a cup and spoon. We ended up pouring the liquid açai into the cup so we could drink it on the go instead of wasting it. Overall: great fruit, huge portions, but the açai base doesn't hold up at all once it starts to melt. I'd also really recommend adding prices and size info to the menu

I love this place, amazing drinks, food and super great service! The ambiance is cute and instagram…read moreworthy. My favorite is the taro matcha - definitely a must try!

Was enjoying this sandwhich then a piece of plastic was inside of it!!! Disgusting. How can this…read morehappen??

Wow! Was walking after my workout and stumbled up on this little oasis at the gas station. Perfect…read morelittle protein/refuel after a good pump or just because. The owner was super friendly and offered me a piece of cheese bread to try -- great marketing because I was instantly hooked and ordered some guava/cheese and a smoothie to go. While your order is being handmade to perfection you can sit relax and Listen to the soothing tunes drifting from the speakers. You feel like you are on an island escape. Highly recommend to check out Caesar's, I'll Definitely return next time I'm in the area.

Hands-down, the best açai I have ever tasted. The best part is that he sells it in larger…read morequantities so you can buy in bulk and make your own at home!!!! 10 out of 10 quality taste and ingredients, plus, the gentleman that works there is so so kind and generous!! I cannot recommend enough.

So, there was nobody even eating inside during the early afternoon, only one teenager behind me,…read more ...they had delivery bags to go, and they serve too much rice and very little of the add on contents. I could barely taste anything of the add ons, and I was hungry again within an hour and a half! Some of the rice was stuck ...together like burned old and dry, and the rest of the large amount of rice I left outside to the wild birds. Some of the add ons like the salmon didn't seem fresh, and I've never eaten ...an entire octopus body before so it was unusual seeing whole bodies of dead baby octopus in the choice glass. I don't think I'd be back. SKYROCKET PRICES and too much rice served! My goodness these bowls can't be enjoyed.

Best poke in Miami! Fresh salmon and tuna! There is so much flavorful options of toppings and…read moresauces to add onto your poke. This is definitely a one to 2 times a week spot for me at this point. Highly recommend trying this fresh poke owner ran spot!

They are Generous unlike most Acai bowl places which focus on selling and not keeping you happyread more

We got an acai bowl with some protein infused. The fruit was fresh and delicious! The protein was a…read morelittle more noticeable than we hoped but that's just gonna happen sometimes. They had a ton of options, definitely will come back for more.

The lady at front was quite rude over the phone but a bit nicer in person. This place isn't very…read morebig but has the vibes of a relaxed hiphop. The food here actual is very good. The lamb chops were flavorful and well cooked, the fried rice was well seasoned and had great flavor, the Mac and cheese was cheesy and hit the spot.

I had one morning only in downtown Miami and was dying for Cuban food and drink. Having an…read moreovernight as a flight by attendant means I only go where my feet can take me so Hialeah was unfortunately out of the question. I passed this shop while on the hunt for the post office, the back has a lit up sign that just says "coffee" and indicates a hole in the wall type of place. The front has a walk up order window, and there is also seating available both inside and outside. It's clean, easy to access, menu is clearly visible. I did not see this place when I looked for Cuban cuisine on Apple Maps, but on yelp I had found Cortadito Coffee House and was going to try their coffee but it's nearly $4 for a Cortadito there and here at Coffee Zone, I saw it's under $3 (as it should be). ***When in southern Florida, there are two Cuban coffee fundamental truths for finding the real thing: it comes in a mini styrofoam cup, and it is $2- something, never over $3.*** Janet and Gaby were the ladies at the helm, I spoke to Janet in Spanish and she responded in Spanish (I appreciate those who are kind enough to let me practice my Spanish). I ordered the Cortadito and she clarified if I wanted espresso or a Cortadito (espresso with milk). I confirmed my choice of Cortadito (they used Bustelo, once again as they should), and in short order I had my lil mini styrofoam cup of joy in hand. At first sip I was so entirely content. I don't usually drink coffee and I only will these days if it's a *good* Cuban Cortadito. So walking in the sun with my favorite coffee, my soul was happy. This is where it gets interesting. I ordered at the window so from the menus, I did not see any Cuban pastries or snacks and I did not see a medianoche (Cuban sandwich) available, although they do have the two hot plates that smushes and toasts the bread. So I decided to go to Cortadito Coffee House and get my Cuban finger foods and sandwich. While there I decided to try their cortadito and do a taste test (with this much coffee I'm bound to start seeing sounds soon). Cute place, great service, great marketing, not trying to put them on blast but the comparison is crucial. Came in a mini cup (not styrofoam), and I tasted it, and it honestly was not good. It was the taste up against a REALLY good and authentic one that I could tell the difference. **If I did not know better I would think it's fine** but I do know better, my Cuban friends have made sure of that. It's like having cappuccino in Italy and then coming back and ordering one from Starbucks and experiencing the supreme disappointment that first sip will give you. It was such an obvious difference that I didn't even want this fancy Cortadito (which costs like $4 btw) and I walked BACK to the Coffee Zone to get Janet and Gaby's names to do this review and let them know that the Cortadito they made me was beyond amazing. So this review is to put this place on the map of good, authentic Cuban coffee, the place I will be returning in my next downtown overnight. Muchísimas gracias, Janet & Gaby! *also worth noting: they have tap to pay and order ahead available

Good variety of acai bowls and toppings…read more Plenty of outdoor seating in the food truck park. Fast and friendly service. I like that you can do a passionfruit or dragonfruit bowl just like you would an acai, swapping out the bases. There are other options light breakfast and lunch options as well. I had the acai tropical, it was tasty.

The food truck is positioned on a really scenic part of brickell and has a cute umbrella seating…read morearea with plenty of seating. I ordered the Cacao Lovers smoothie, but the texture and taste was not ideal. It had a chunky texture rather than smooth, and the banana flavor overpowered the peanut butter flavor significantly. Their waiting system is organized--you get a buzzer to wait on your items--however, when I went it was not busy at all and still took a substantial amount of time to get one item compared to other places in the area. The prices are fair, though, and the workers were friendly!