My husband and I have visited twice now--on two separate trips--and it was just as good both times…read more We both ordered the iced Tres Leches coffee on each visit, and it's easily our favorite. I especially loved adding the vanilla wafer cookie to my coffee. We tried both the chicken and beef empanadas. Both were good, but we both agreed the beef empanadas were the standout. The flan was also delicious and definitely worth ordering. The staff were friendly and welcoming each time we visited. One thing I'd note for first-time visitors is that it seems easiest to order at the register, especially when things get busy and there's a lot going on. Great coffee, great food, and a place we'll continue coming back to whenever we're in Miami.

So good! Had a great time and snack here with my family. 10/10! The croquetas were really tasty and…read morecame with a lovely green sauce. The orange juice is freshly squeezed

This bakery is local and my favorite, all of the pasteries and breads are fresh. have had almost…read moreevery sandwich from here. I am a tuna girl, so their "Tunisian" was my favorite sandwich until I tried the Countryside Chicken. That says alot since I am so particular about chicken, but this sandwich keeps me coming me back. I also alway get a fresh squeezed OJ.

I hate leaving bad reviews, but this one didn't sit right with me. Paid $24 for breakfast (not…read moreincluding tip) and just didn't sit right for me to pay that much and not love it. I'm not usually picky about eggs at all, but these were undercooked, actually ended up leaving most of them, which is rare for me. The bread came out dry too, no butter, no oil, had to ask for it separately, which shouldn't even be a thing at this price point. Overall, just a very mediocre breakfast for something that ended up being around $20+. The pastries actually looked really good, but I didn't have any more funds to try them after already spending that much on eggs and a coffee. Only thing that saved it a bit was the coffee, it was good but very disappointed on paying that much for the breakfast I had. Not the worst meal I've had, but definitely not worth what I paid.

I usually don't leave reviews, especially negative ones, but I was extremely disappointed with my…read moreexperience. I called ahead and was told that a wash for my small SUV would be $20. When I arrived, the employee cleaning the car next to mine hit my car with their door. I then went inside to ask where I should pay since it was my first time there, and the staff was rude. Eventually, a woman came out and helped me, but I was charged $35 instead of the $20 I was quoted over the phone. The entire experience felt unprofessional. The customer service was poor, the pricing was inconsistent, and it seemed like no one was on the same page. Overall, I left very disappointed and won't be returning.

Such great customer service! The actual car wash is SO GOOD-- both my cars were very clean and I…read morewas impressed. The food is also very good. Poppy's French toast, bacalao croquetas (SO GOOD) and a combination of empanadas--all filling and tasty. We also ordered a cappuccino and a affogato (first time for this and did not disappoint). Will be coming back recurrently for the car wash and some croquetas

Vice City Bean is a great little coffee stop in Miami. I ordered a cortado and it was perfect. They…read morealso sell bottles of fresh juices so I tried the fresh orange juice and it tasted super fresh and refreshing. I also grabbed an empanada which was warm and really good. Service was quick and friendly which is always appreciated when you just want to grab something and go. The only downside is seating. It's a pretty small space so it fills up fast and might not always be ideal if you're planning to sit and work for a while. Overall a solid spot for quality coffee, fresh juice, and a quick bite. I'd definitely come back

Always on the lookout for good coffee in new places, and Vice City had hands-down the best espresso…read morein Miami. And great service! The shot was pulled excellently with rich flavor of the single origin bean they had on hand. Absolutely a clear winner. 10/5.

Excellent place. Good Honduran food. You need to speak Spanish. I always sit down and eat inside…read morethe restaurant. Parking is fine, even on a Sunday (church is across the street).

El Gallito has really good Honduran food, and we usually enjoy getting baleadas here. The flavor is…read morewhy we keep coming back, but there have been too many issues with our orders. Today, my girlfriend and I ordered two baleadas especiales. We were charged for the special version, but neither baleada came with avocado. This is not the first time we've received an order with missing ingredients or mistakes, and it's frustrating to pay extra without getting everything that is supposed to be included. We were told the order would take around 20 minutes, but when my girlfriend received it, the food was already cold. On top of that, when we called to let them know about the missing avocado, no one apologized. They only said, "We'll pay more attention next time." Mistakes can happen, but after it happening repeatedly, along with cold food and no real acknowledgment of the inconvenience, it's disappointing. The food itself has good flavor, but they seriously need to improve order accuracy, food temperature, and customer service.

Stopped by here while in Wynwood needing a caffeine boost. Clearly a very popular spot. Cool vibe…read moreinside as most places are in this area of Miami. Ordered the special which was some coconut latte. It was sweet but delicious! Coconut is very in with big coffee right now (starbs+dunk) I have seen the other location in coconut grove but this one is neat because you are able to see the beans get roasted. The staff were nice and had no issues getting the drink.

I stopped by Panther Coffee in Wynwood and had mixed feelings. The space itself is really cute, and…read moreI liked the vibe. It's a nice spot to sit, catch up with someone, or get a little work done. I ordered an iced white chocolate mocha, but unfortunately it just wasn't for me. I even added extra sweetener, and I still couldn't get into the flavor. I ended up not finishing it. The empanada, on the other hand, was really good--flaky, fresh, and definitely the highlight of my visit. I'd come back for the atmosphere and maybe to try something different from the menu, but I wouldn't order the white chocolate mocha again.

The White Chocolate Tres Leches from Salty Donut is made with 24-hour brioche soaked in a…read morethree-milk mixture, with a Valrhona white chocolate-crusted bottom and torched meringue on top. It was SO soft, creamy, and delicious. Honestly, that perfect combination of tres leches and white chocolate made every bite worth it. My husband was skeptical about the price, but even he had to admit this one was worth every penny! ‍

When in the area I love to stop and grab a special treat…read more I am not from the area, and its been awhile since I visited Miami so I noticed that there has been some remodelling and slight move of the establishment. Literally moved next door. The vibe of the store was not as it was before. The employees didnt seem friendly nor do I recall being greeted coming into the store. I enjoyed the donuts but so the service. Not warming. However, if you can bypass the bland attitude your taste buds will be happy.

Libertino Cafe is such a beautiful coffee shop! I love the aesthetics, the stone wall and earth…read moretone shades. This is the perfect cafe to cowork or catch up with friends. The employees were very friendly and the ordering process was very simple. They have images of the beverages and food to make it easier to make a selection. We ordered the oat matcha latte with lavender syrup + cold foam and an almond croissant. Both were delicious! We also loved that they had a photo booth to take pictures! I think anyone visiting from out of town would enjoy it. It's a nice detail to create memories of the visit!

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.

Amazing matcha latte and coffee drinks. Also delicious Cuban food and seriously the best and…read morewarmest service.

The burger was undercooked and they charge 20% gratuity as a "service fee" for even just a party of…read more2. I wanted to really love this place. It had almost a 5 star rating on Google and yelp and we were already walking around Wynwood, so we gave it a shot. It's very small inside so we're glad we were able to get a table but service is slow as many others have mentioned. I didn't mind very much, everyone was very very nice. The interior is beautiful, I loved the painted cafeteras hanging from the ceiling and the beautiful cigar area was a nice touch! However, my son and I split a burger and it was not only very undercooked (we ate it anyway and dreading that decision) but it was a tiny piece of meat for the amount of bread. I mean I should know better than to order a burger at a Cuban restaurant but their dish options were already very limited and feeding a 9 year old boy, well burger it is. We also got the ham croquettes. Not sure if I got the wrong ones but they tasted more of cheese than any ham. I'm going to assume they gave me the wrong croquettes but it was mostly cheese and while a good flavor, not at all what I expected. Not to mention, for just the 2 of us they add a 20% gratuity that isn't mentioned at first and hardly assumed for a party of 2. But, that's Miami for ya! For the kindness of the servers, I'd give 5 stars but because the food was not what I expected at all, it's 3 stars for us.

I absolutely adore this coffee shop. Moved from Arizona a few weeks ago and missing my favorite…read morelittle coffee/flower shop (jasmine Joe). This spot gave me the same vibe peaceful and whimsy and just truly beautiful from the plants, the coffee, the people, and the bakery items . You can't go wrong ordering anything from here I love the guava danish, pistachio croissant, and the round lil cheese breads. I love their banana latte and their guava matcha. Actually headed there now to try some more new things

Magdalena is such a gem. From the second you walk in, you feel the love little pops of Venezuelan…read moreculture everywhere, from the free stickers (yes, I took some), to the merch on the walls, to the overall warmth of the space. It's thoughtful, intentional, and effortlessly cool. They have a seasonal menu for both matcha and coffee, which immediately had my attention. I ordered an iced coffee with pistachio cold foam and let me just say... this coffee did not come to play. Strong, smooth, perfectly balanced, by far one of the best coffees I've had in a whileeee. The kind that has you singing karaoke in the car afterward and feeling like life is good again. The vibe inside is super cute cozy but stylish, with plants, pastries on display, and just enough buzz to feel alive without being chaotic. It's also dog-friendly, which automatically earns bonus points. Henry absolutely loved it and felt very included . Bonus bonus: it's right by Edgewater, so you can grab your coffee and take a little walk by the water afterward to catch the breeze. Truly an ideal Miami morning. Amazing coffee, great energy, strong culture, and a space that feels both local and special. Magdalena is officially on repeat.