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    Happea's

    4.5 (192 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    HAPPEA'S ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Kale Salad
    Isabelle T.

    Happea's made me happea! (I had to) Been wanting to try this place for a while but never got the chance. Today, I was walking to meet some friends and I passed by it and I was determined to try it. I got the kale salad and added tomato and grilled chicken. So delicious and fresh. The chicken was well cooked and the kale had the right amount of crispness. The service was wonderful and the decor is cute. Love the summery colors. Will for sure be back to try other things on the menu

    Wynwood Bowl
    Fii M.

    Happea's is a healthy fast food option in Brickell located on S Miami Ave near Tap and The Vue. This location offers many quick food options that are both healthy and tasty! The counter is self service which allows for a seamless order! They offer pita pockets and bowls ranging from vegan, vegetarian, and meat options. The service is always great and the food is made quickly! The bowls are compostable and they have a water station to help yourself! There's ample seating both inside and outside and gives a laid back feel, but I suggest coming early to beat the lunch traffic!

    Happy Grilled Chicken Pocket
    Rachel S.

    I love how the food is always so fresh here, even the hummus is made to order. I dine here solo a couple times a week, perfect little quiet spot to get a little work done and feel like I've done something good for my body. Nowhere else are you attended to so well, they ask you as soon as you walk in if you've been there before and offer assistance with the point of sale. I always feel appreciated here as a customer as well.

    Diandra L.

    So I have been seeing Happea's all over IG, and finally got a chance to try it at an workout I went to at Studio Three. One bite of the Sabich - which is a lemon cabbage salad, roasted eggplant, and a medium boiled egg and I was already hooked. Fast forward to one week later, and I had to order Happea's again. I opted for the Chicken Power Bowl which comes with roasted mushrooms caramelized onions, roasted sweet potato, pickled red cabbage and pita. THe base is quinoa, but as I was obsessed with Sabich I subbed it for the quinoa. It also comes with grilled chicken and hummus. The hummus can be subbed, but as it says on the order it would be a BIG MISTAKE. The hummus is probably one of the best I've had in a while, and with all those veggies and pita it is absolutely divine. There is no lack of bowl / sandwich options in Miami, but one thing that stood out to me about Happea's is how delicious, authentic and homemade everything tasted. You can tell the folks here take pride in their food - it's colorful, filled with flavor, and most importantly a great value for the portion size. I cannot wait to eat my way through this menu. Will be hard for me to not order the Sabich, but there are so many mezze's, pockets, bowls and salads to choose from. Last but very much importantly not least - YOU NEED to get the Spicy Relish. They have a bunch of different sauces made in house, but this spicy relish is ELITE! I do not know what is in it, but as someone who loves spice and acidity this vinegary spicy goodness is just too wonderful not to add to everything. Can't wait to try more Happea's.

    Avocado toast
    Olga Y.

    Absolutely the best place. Healthy food cooked like in your mom's kitchen. The only thing I can suggest add a happy hour! All places around you have one. And please bring back avocado toast. It was the best

    Cilantro Falafel Pocket
    Dimpie S.

    The cilantro falafel pocket was excellent. The falafel was freshly made and quite good. For a healthy option I felt like I was eating a high class meal. The only issues I had were the pocket was small for the price and it took over 30 minutes to make despite the restaurant not being busy (only 3 other customers). Otherwise it's in the heart of Brickell and a great lunch option. Has cute decorations and covered outdoor seating. I would definitely come back (as long as the service is a little quicker!)

    Skylar W.

    Delicious first lunch in Miami! I got the lunch special, a chicken shawarma pita pocket (half) and a side (I got the marinated beets) and it was the perfect size and great price. The beets were delicious and so was the shawarma. The pita was warm and doughy, and the whole meal was 5/5 to me. It was quick, the space is gorg, and it was the perfect temp to sit outside without sweating! I'm hooked, I wish they had this in Tampa!

    Chicken Shawarma Bowl.... Could be better and bigger
    Morgan A.

    Was so excited to try this place and wanted to love it but I ordered on Uber eats and the portion is so small for the price. 25$ for a bowl of chicken shawarma with hummus? The bowl was half the size of the bowl I get at naked farmer for 20$, the chicken was super dry and flavorless, I put salt on the hummus and it still barely had flavor, it was healthy but a bit underwhelming....

    Kristi P.

    Quick stop for lunch while visiting Miami. You Order at the counter, they have both outdoor & indoor seating. I rarely eat Mediterranean food but my hubby does. I found something to eat - crispy chicken schnitzel. It was very good! Served fast, hot & fresh. I don't have much to compare it to but I enjoyed!

    Sabich Pocket
    Sophie S.

    This place is so consistently good. I'm obsessed with everything on the menu and would eat happeas for every meal if I could. The pitas are so soft, veggies so fresh, and meat and other fillings so flavorful. The fries are tasty and crunchy but soft. The happeas sauce is like a better spicy mayo. Service quick and nice too. Ambiance for eating in is very nice for a fast casual place but I usually order through uber eats and the food still stays good. Live love happeas.

    Bread

    We discovered Happeas on our first day in Miami as it was close to the hotel. It's a fast casual place with friendly and helpful front of house worker. We had a rice bowl with meat, pickled veggies, hummus and pieces of warm bread. It reminded me of Korean Bibimbap. Also ordered a few of the bread pockets with different meats inside. Everything tastes freshly made with excellent flavor. Hummus was one of the smoothest I've ever had. The warm bread is fantastic too. It was so good we came twice in our short stay in Brickell. The price is quite low for the area and the ambiance is lovely. Highly recommend!

    Chicken Shawarma Pocket
    Alison C.

    Absolutely fabulous food!! I got the chicken shawarma pocket after reading all the recommendations on yelp, and it did not disappoint. The pita was soft and warm. The chicken shawarma was brilliantly seasoned and cooked to perfection. The hummus was light and flavorful, absolutely loved the pickled cabbage and relish, and there was a plantain on there too which added a touch of sweet flavor. I so wish there was a Happea's on the east coast of florida toward St Pete as I'm over there much more, but when I'm in Miami again I will definitely be making another stop back here. The inside is clean, and they have tables outside which is great for people watching.

    Chicken shawarma pita
    Meg C.

    Healthy, flavorful chicken shawarma pita in a nice, fast casual setting. You order at a kiosk and grab a pager, so most of the setup is self-serve. They have outdoor seating and a water machine, which was a plus for me. It took a bit longer than I was expecting to get our food given there was only one other customer there, but the pita was worth it. The textures and flavors exceeded my expectations - I really liked the crunchy pickles and beets, and the plantain really balanced out the acidity and spice - wish there was more than one in the pita. I was impressed with how tasty and fluffy the pita itself was, and it held up well to all the toppings and sauces. They smartly put greens at the bottom to prevent it from getting too soggy. Solid spot for a quick, healthy, cheaper mediterranean meal in Miami.

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