If you go to Miami, make Emissary Cafe in Coconut Grove a priority. This was my first trip to…read moreMiami, and a friend from San Diego told me there was one place I absolutely had to visit....Emissary. They were right. The coffee was incredible, the food was perfection, and the staff were unbelievably kind and welcoming. Everything tasted so fresh and flavorful. It honestly felt like it had been grown in someone's backyard garden. I had the tuna salad with seven-minute eggs (amazing), and my son got the breakfast sandwich... which my husband claimed he didn't want until he took one bite and immediately wanted to come back before we flew home. On our second visit, they had sold out of the brioche bun for the sandwich and we were so disappointed but one of the staff members (owner, manager, or actual angel) overheard me talking to my husband and offered to make it on different bread. They went completely above and beyond, and the sandwich was still unbelievable. Amazing food, amazing coffee, and customer service that truly made us feel cared for. We'll be talking about Emissary long after this trip.

Quiet, stylish coffee spot in Coconut Grove with a very New York-style atmosphere. Perfect place to…read moresit at the bar with your laptop, have a relaxed breakfast, or meet for a business coffee without feeling rushed. Service is fast, the healthy breakfast options look amazing, and the coffee is honestly 10/10. If you prefer a creamier coffee, go for the latte; if you like a stronger coffee taste, the cappuccino is perfect. Most importantly, the coffee is served at the right temperature -- not overheated like in many places. Beautiful interior design, cozy outdoor seating, and since it's not located directly on a busy road, it stays calm and quiet outside too. Definitely one of those spots that makes you want to stay longer.

I had a very uncomfortable experience here today. Earlier in the day I purchased kimchi from the…read morestore and paid with my card. About an hour later I returned to see if they had teriyaki. As I was leaving, the cashier ran out of the store and down the street after me accusing me of not paying for the kimchi. I showed him the charge on my bank account, but he still insisted that I return to the store to prove that I had paid. This happened in front of other customers and was extremely embarrassing. Once we went back inside, another employee told him that I had actually come into the store with the kimchi and had already purchased it earlier. I understand that stores need to prevent theft, but chasing a customer down the street and publicly accusing them without confirming the facts first is not appropriate and was very humiliating. I hope management addresses how situations like this are handled in the future.

I'm so happy they are close to my neighborhood! I love this store it's so cute and I always get…read morehungry shopping so the fact that they have a ramen bar is top tear! They have everything you can think of here with a wide range of pricing. I also bought a sushi grade tuna steak which was delicious and enough to split into different meals. You can sign up for points which I always look out for (nice touch for locals!) and I'll definitely return to do more shopping here as a pescatarian I often myself cooking Asian meals and no where to buy the ingredients. Very happy to discover this mom and pop super store

This new grocery store is AMAZING!!! It has all the healthy…read moregood stuff in one place!!! Looking forward to checking it out again. They should consider an online menu for all of the hots and drinks specials.

Didn't think it was bad…read more Came here to try the hot food bad. I had the grilled chicken, broccoli and some potatoes. Seeing the high price per pound, I went a little light on the potatoes. The chicken was pretty thin and not especially filling. The weight came out to around $15. Happy to support businesses like this; however, I think the selection and price is better at Whole Foods just over the bridge.

They have a good variety of items, from dried bamboo, sauces, and dumplings. The employees are…read moresweet and always willing to assist ( at least in my experiences). If you love ramen, they have many options to choose from. Parking is located in the back of the building, and you are able to enter through the back as well.

We literally accidentally stumbled onto Hanna Tiger Asian Mart when we were walking around to kill…read moreabout 20 minutes before our brunch reservation nearby. Honestly, it was great. It had just about anything that you would want from an Asian market in terms of non-perishable goods. I'm not from the area, so I have no idea if Asian items are readily available. But I would've absolutely loved one of these back when my husband lived in Michigan. It literally has just about everything that you need! We even saw some snacks that we've never seen at our local 99 Ranch or HMart. Staff were very friendly.

Love Navi Coffee. Such a great little spot…read more The matcha drinks and coffee are both excellent, and they usually have some really good baked goods as well. The matcha in particular is one of the best I've had. It's vibrant, smooth, and perfectly balanced. The shop itself is super cute and on the smaller side, but it has such a nice vibe. There are a few outdoor tables out front, which makes it a great place to sit for a bit and enjoy your drink. Parking can be a little tricky, but there is a small lot behind the building if you're just popping in. One of my favorite touches is that they also sell beautiful flower arrangements, which adds to the charm of the space. Navi feels like a tiny hidden gem tucked away in Coconut Grove. Small space, but big on quality and such a lovely atmosphere.

The croissant wasn't terrible, but it was served cold. I expected to be warmed up for me for six or…read moreseven dollars or whatever it is I paid for it. Also... This famous chocolate chip cookie is way overrated Nice coffee spot if you're into trends and have money to throw away. ... a bit overpriced for me, to be honest.

So we drove from Port St. Lucie to check this place out as they are the only place that carries the…read morePersian ice cream. So we walked in right before they closed. The owner was super nice and let us shop around. We were super excited they did in fact have the Persian ice cream which you have to get in Los Angeles at Safron and Rose. We then were given samples to try. The cookies were good. The guy then had fresh hummus and baba ganoush. We ended up buying 2 gallon ice creams and 2 pints. It costs us over 225 dollars in ice cream lol and a few other things. We would come back.

For what it's worth, this is probably the best sushi I have had in Miami. I like that there is a…read morelarge menu of different sized rolled with varying degrees of complexity, and I have never seen this many appetizers on a sushi menu which I really appreciate. The pieces were large and stuffed with fillings which I loved. The portion sizes make it easy to share with people and try a bit of everything, or just have one order for yourself! The price isn't too bad and the staff here are so so kind. I will definitely be back here when I am craving some sushi!

Honey Veil is such a cute aesthetic place! It is a perfect place for a matcha and a sweet treat!read more

I have some mixed feelings about this place, but I think it mainly stems from how long the lines…read morecan get. The line to get coffee from this place can wrap around the store. The thing is, fortunately and unfortunately the hype is very real and their coffee and baked goods are actually spectacular. I got the banana bread latte and it was genuinely so good. It wasnt overwhelming or too sweet and had the best coffee to cold foam ratio. I will definitely be returning.

I randomly stumbled upon this little hole in the wall while walking home one afternoon, and I am so…read moreglad I did!! It is part vegan kitchen, part natural grocery store, and completely full of heart. From the outside you might not expect much, but the second you walk in you can feel the energy. The main guy in the kichen - my man Carlos!! - has so much charisma. Before I even had time to fully look at the menu, he handed me a small sample of their soup of the day. It was warm, flavorful, and honestly so delicious that I was instantly sold! I am not even vegan, but the food completely won me over. Everything tasted fresh, nourishing, and thoughtfully made. I ordered more than I planned to, and I have to admit something funny. I do not have a single picture of what I ate or drank because I literally gulped it down so fast. It was that good. The only photo I managed to take was of the enchiladas, the menu, and of course; Carlos! Everything else disappeared before I even thought about my phone. They also made me a freshly squeezed orange juice, and I watched them use actual oranges right there. No fake juice, no concentrate, just real oranges being squeezed. It tasted fresh and clean. On top of all that, the prices are very reasonable. It feels good to eat something that is both healthy and affordable. The store side is just as charming, with shelves full of natural supplements, spices, snacks, drinks, and little treasures you did not know you needed. Everyone there was so kind, welcoming, and genuinely happy to have customers walk through the door. It ended up being such a fun and unexpected experience for me. I walked in out of curiosity and left with a full stomach and a big smile. Whether you are vegan, vegetarian, or none of the above, I truly recommend stopping by and supporting this spot. Places like this deserve all the love!!

I love the banana & peanut butter protein shake! Also the soups are very good as well as the…read moreempanadas:) yummm and everyone there is always so nice and friendly