After a workout down the street at Legacy, my friend and I wanted a chill place to cowork. We…read morepopped into Imperial motto. I love the vibe in here. They have a good amount of indoor and outdoor seating, and the team is friendly. They also have some food offerings - we opted for empanadas. Since that day I returend again and my iced lattee was equally as delish as the first time. They also take in-kind which is awesome. I also love that there is ample parking on the street. Definitely recommend for a solid coffee, or a place to work from for a little. What I liked most about it is that it gave me a welcoming community vibe, which to me is solid if I want to pop in and work from somewhere. I will be back!

Solid stop if you're riding through South Florida. MOTO GP/Adventure biker ambiance, cool helmets…read morefor sale, staff is friendly. The coffee is genuinely good, that's the main draw for me. There's a food tent outside on Sunday slinging breakfast burritos and tacos, also worth grabbing before you roll out. The vibe is a mixed bag. Sometimes you get a steady stream of riders pulling in to grab a coffee, smoothie or a sandwich wrap and show off their bikes, which is the best part of the place, good people-watching if you're into motorcycles. Then there's a whole other crowd of trendy Miami types who show up for the aesthetic. The music doesn't help much either imo, tacky electronica that feels like it's trying too hard to be cool and lure the younger trendy crowd with no bikes, i love electronica, but not the tacky edm mainstream type. Bottom line, go for the coffee, the smoothies, the acai bowl and the bikes, tune out the rest. Solid neighborhood hang if you take it for what it is.

The bread here is deliciousss!! The sandwiches are great sizes and packed with wonderful flavors! I…read morehad La Francesita with ham and as a mini, and I loved it! It also came with some plantain chips, which was a nice touch. I would definitely go back to try other sandwich options. The place is super cute and cozy inside. They have seating and outside, and it appears a lot of people also take their orders to go. The service was good. It was quite busy on Sunday morning. So, the team was definitely running around supporting multiple orders. We also had to wait a bit to be seated because of how popular the spot is. Parking is street parking, but I was able to find one fairly easy and close to the place.

I stopped by Tinta y Café at 8:15 on a Monday morning, with a meeting scheduled for 8:30. I had…read moreTommy, my service dog, with me. Someone greeted me at the door and immediately escorted me outside without asking whether he was a service dog. Another staff member then told me laptops weren't allowed. When I explained that I could use my own hotspot, I was told that still wasn't permitted. I understand that cafés can have laptop policies, but the way this was handled felt extremely unwelcoming. I've visited countless coffee shops around Miami, and this encounter genuinely surprised me. I won't be returning or recommending this place.

We've been coming to Trigo Café for years, and it has become one of our family's favorite places…read more Julio, one of the owners, always makes us feel so welcomed and truly treats everyone like family. Our favorite time to visit is Sunday brunch, especially since they have a special menu. We recently came for Father's Day, and even though Julio was celebrating as a father himself, he was working incredibly hard to make sure every guest had a great experience. You can really see how much heart and dedication he pours into his business. As expected on Father's Day, there was a bit of a wait, especially since we were a larger party, but none of us minded. To thank us for our patience, Julio generously brought out croquetas for the table on the house, which was such a thoughtful gesture. I can't recommend Trigo Café enough. The food is consistently excellent, the service is warm and welcoming, and the atmosphere feels like home. While brunch is our favorite, their lunch and dinner are just as great, and the new tapas and wine area they recently added is a fantastic addition. If you haven't been, you're missing out!

I have always passed by trigo cafe and never really stopped by until recently. Let me just say…read moreTrigo knows how to make an exceptional sandwich let me tell you that. I stopped by after the lunch rush to have a hialeah heat sandwich was the perfect version of typical cuban sandwich with a kick. I loved the touch of spicy in my sandwich. I also had a cafe bom bom that was really good. Loved the condensed milk. The girl who served me was very attentive to me when I visited and helped me with any questions i had; made me feel very welcomed. When i couldn't finish my coffee she packed it up for me in a to go cup.

I found this place thanks to Yelp and we decided to go here because of the closeness to the Wynwood…read morewalls. The place is very spacious and airy. You order at the counter and they bring your food to the table. We went with the matcha tiramisu pancake and the strawberry pancake. I mean they were incredibly fluffy, great flavor, and not too sweet. So perfect. I also order a strawberry matcha latte bit it was so sweet that had to ask for more milk on it. If you are in a Miami this place is a must!

The cashier was so nice she gave me options of her favorite pancakes and was asking if I need…read moreanything else while I was waiting. The vibes felt good. The pancakes were great but it does take a little minute to get them ready so keep that in mind. The tiramisu pancakes were fluffy made me miss Japan a little. The flavor of the tiramisu was spot on and the coffee sauce just adds on extra flavor to an already wonderful pancake! Also, had a matcha that was well made!

Prices are very expensive for some plantain and two sides $45 what a rip off would not even send…read moremy worst enemy there.

Pedí una orden de pupusa mixta y solo era masa, la ensalada súper asquerosa, deberían de ser un…read morepoco más consiente con los alimentos. Uno les está comprando no pidiendo

Trying to find a coffee shop with ample tables for coworking can be hard. My friend suggested this…read morelocation to grab coffee, catch up, and do a bit of coworking. I got lucky and found parking right across the street. I ordered the iced black sesame hohicka. It's a newer drink he said. It looks like a science project and somewhat tasted like one as well. I'm not sure if I'd get it again. It was somewhat sweet. It taste a little powdery. I finished it though! It got better as it went. The coffee shop has lots of tables and seats. They also have two community tables, one of which looks like a more private area if you have a group project/meeting.

During my quick trip to Wynwood, we ate breakfast at Libertino a handful of times. We loved the…read moreavocado toast but especially the pressed avo toast with a poached egg and arugula. It's pretty cool what this coffee shop can pump out with such a small kitchen. It was nice because they do have a highchair and I was easy to pull up with my daughter and enjoy some avocado toast with her. Also love the flat white! I tried the BLT one day and it was verrrryyy sweet. It my fav but everything else was fab. I

Sweetest little coffee shop one block away from Ocean Drive. I got the iced cappuccino with caramel…read moreand oat milk and it tastes extremely fresh and so incredibly refreshing and delicious. The staff is knowledgeable and will recommend a drink if you tell them what you are looking for. Def coming back each day that I'm here in Miami!

Wanted a picture-perfect coffee run, but this local shop missed the mark. Service was fast and the…read morefood displayed in the case looked tempting (though I didn't try any), but the drinks fell completely flat. I ordered a hot vanilla latte and received what tasted like a plain latte--no visible latte art and zero vanilla flavor, despite paying an extra $1 upcharge for syrup. My sister tried the vanilla iced coffee and was equally disappointed, noting it barely had a hint of vanilla. On top of that, there are no physical menus, so you're forced to scan a QR code just to order. Great speed, but definitely not worth it for bland coffee and extra fees.

Within the Little Haiti Cultural complex, this little street side nook is a nice spot to sit and…read moreenjoy the atmosphere. The cafe is decorated with colorful artwork and crafts, and has tables that double as game boards. My wife and I stopped in for an iced cafe with lait, and wandered around the adjacent craft stalls inside the complex while we were there. I was also happy that they had jars of Haitian spicy peanut butter for sale, and I've been enjoying that since our visit. You can enter the cafe from the street or from inside the complex... its an informal counter with self-service tables. There is a simple menu with coffee, Hot chocolate, and small bites that regularly change. They were out of the sweet potato bread the day we went, but I understand it's a favorite. The focus is on the coffee... smooth yet strong... very flavorful! A nice, simple place to stop and take in the day.

Such a great little spot. It looked like the only place within the marketplace that offered food…read moreand drinks. The owner was super friendly and welcoming, telling us about the offerings. I ordered akra- taro root fritters- served with pickles (basically cole slaw that was pickled). It was all delicious. Also ordered a cafe au lait which was truly one of the best cups of coffee or espresso that I've had since being in Miami. Will definitely return and try other items on the menu! Great place to sit and enjoy the day.

The bakery and staff felt like I was transport f back to Italy. When I saw that Maritozza pastry…read moreand pizza chips I knew it was legit. The latte was pretty good would have preferred just a little bit stronger

The bread, the pastries. The coffee. It's hard to say where to start. The locale makes you feel far…read moreaway, but you're in Little Haiti, as traffic rushes by in 82 street. The bakery is simple, yet nicely decorated, service was friendly and pleasant. The coffee and Nutella cake was out of this world. Well worth the drive!!! Will surely be coming back

Cute cafe on Brickell key ! Nice place to have a cappuccino and then walk the island. Do t love the…read morefood here , though.

Latin cafe was a great find for brunch. Very cute decor and played relaxing music. The food was so…read moregood we forgot to take photos. What takes it to a 5 star was the great customer service. We left with our bellies full and happy. Will definitely come back when we return to Miami. The people that live on the island are so lucky to wake up to this gem!