Met up with friends for brunch here and had such a great experience from start to finish. The food…read morewas outstanding--we ordered the shakshuka bolognese, short rib challah sandwich, and the Brussels sprouts salad with smoked salmon, and every dish was flavorful and beautifully prepared. The service was just as memorable. Everyone welcomed us in so warmly, it honestly felt like we were regulars. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable, and the white wine recommendation paired perfectly with our meal. The ambiance was lively and energetic, but we never felt rushed, which made it easy to relax and enjoy our time together. Such a thoughtful touch to leave with freshly baked bread to enjoy at home. Definitely a spot worth coming back to!

The Food While exploring food in Miami, we discovered an…read moreaesthetic cafe called Madame Olivia. We decided to make a stop here for dinner. I ordered The Traditional Shakshuka while my wife ordered their Labneh Chimichurri Roasted Salmon. The Shakshuka is served with their house-made Challah bread and Green Tahini sauce. I quite enjoyed the tahini sauce, and, along with the Shakshuka, it was a good dip for the bread. My wife's roasted salmon was not bad either. It came with lentil rice, labneh yogurt, veggies, and the roasted salmon. I actually visited them a second time to try out their pastry items. It was mediocre in the form they gave me. Apparently, there is an option to "warm", but they neglected to mention that. I also got their Basque Cheesecake, and that actually tasted pretty good. The Miscellaneous The Madame Olivia cafe is in a small plaza, among other shops. The interior has quite the aesthetic, which is how we found them. It is quite spacious and can accommodate small and large parties. They have a good selection of dishes on their normal menu. But they also have pastries along with small items. This is a neat little cafe to visit and hang out with friends, with some unique selections.

Love this place!!!! El ambiente, la comida, los libros para los niños, el café...todo!…read more El breakfast sandwich con mermelada de guava y el latte con evaporada son mis favoritos. Los meseros son muy amables. 100% recomendado

Let me start by saying that the Tinta y cafe in Coral Gables is in my top 5 spots in Miami…read more This location has exceeded the Coral Gables location. The vibes, the food, the atmosphere was spot on. It is more spacious. There are plenty of spots . Plenty of bar seating to come by yourself even. A great spot for brunch, coffee, or any other Cuban breakfast craving. The service was excellent. Very tasty. I am definitely coming back here again .

From the drinks to the food I have yet to be disappointed…read more The service is always wholesome and comforting and so is the space. It's clean and eclectic design is so fun. The price point is pretty high for a cafe, for example their tuna melt is $20+ alone. No sides... However it's absolutely DELECTABLE, and I've found myself purchasing it multiple times. Not a place to visit regularly personally, but definitely worth the money when you decide to take the trip.

I've always enjoyed the coffee at this place, which is why today's experience was so disappointing…read more I ordered the same coffee I always get. When I ordered a second one, it was served in a different cup and immediately looked different. I politely mentioned that it didn't seem like the drink I had ordered, but the employee insisted that it was and responded in a defensive manner. I pointed out that it was missing the chocolate powder they normally put on top. Instead of simply correcting the mistake, the employee questioned me and seemed annoyed by the request. When he finally remade it, he threw an excessive amount of powder on the drink and brought it to my table with a very poor attitude. I hope they change to a better costumer service

I love cute. If you've ever been to the Glass Knife in Winter Park, Little Hen gives off similar…read morevibes, only much cuter. The rose petal pancakes are just as good as they look, and yeah, so fun! Service was excellent. I can't speak for parking; we took an Uber from our hotel. It's such a pretty place. I have to give my partner props, because this is a 100% girly joint and he absolutely loved it. If you're looking for a mother-daughter brunch spot, a place to host a bridal or baby shower brunch, or a girls' brunch out, this is it. Period.

A one brunch weekend is wonderful but two brunch weekend is like heaven on earth. So after an…read moreawesome Saturday brunch experience we ventured to downtown Miami to Little Hen. And speaking just to the vibe of the restaurant, this place is like heaven on earth. The perfect brunch spot. The menu was nice and simple with a number of options that will satisfy anybody. The prices are exorbitant. This was expected so it's not a hindrance to us enjoying the meal. Our precious waitress was appropriately named Precious and she was attentive, sweet, and gave awesome recommendations of what we should order. We were immediately given water and I ordered two drinks, a bloody Mary and an iced latte. Both of these drinks were exceptional. The bloody Mary was very well spiced just the way I like it with a nicely rimmed glass and garnish of celery, olive bacon and shrimp. There are certainly vodka that I like better, but as far as flavor went, this one was unbeatable. My wife ordered an espresso martini which she also enjoyed although I've seen it pictures with coffee beans in it and hers did not have any. I feel an espresso martini loses its authenticity without the coffee beans. My way or the Chia bowl and I ordered the steak and eggs. This is not the steak and eggs that grandma served me. This is a perfectly cooked churasco steak with a couple of medium eggs done just the way I wanted them and some truffle fries and tomato. Timmy truffle fries are good but do not speak breakfast. I would've preferred another potato option. The steak was good but a little tough. The meal tasted good, but I would not say great. My wife ordered a Chia bowl which was a tiny portion, but she did enjoy it. Overall, the meal was good, but it did not nearly approach the perfection that one would expect at this price point. In addition without asking us, they poured two glasses of water and apparently have a charge for water. Whether you drink it or not. I'm not sure that there is any Goodwill in charging two dollars for water when people are enjoying $120 breakfast. I would love to give this place five stars, but I cannot based on the food itself, compared to the high expectation for a very high priced brunch. The four stars are primarily for the wonderful service and the incredibly beautiful vibe. I really like the location and I loved the ambience of the restaurant, but I don't expect that I will be back as the neighborhood is filled with beautiful restaurants to choose from.

Coffee Break House was the perfect location for my "Pour Into Yourself" wellness event. From the…read moremoment we arrived, the atmosphere felt peaceful, welcoming, and serene. The outdoor seating area created the perfect environment for meaningful conversations, reflection, and self-care. The staff was incredibly kind and accommodating, making sure our guests felt comfortable throughout the event. A special thank you to our wonderful waitress, Gigi, whose exceptional service, warm personality, and attentiveness made our experience even more enjoyable. Toward the end of our gathering, an older lady, who I believe may have been the owner, came over to greet us. Her kindness and warm welcome added such a personal touch and made us feel truly valued. Our guests loved the relaxing ambiance, delicious food and drinks, and the overall sense of calm that Coffee Break House provides. It was the ideal space to host a wellness gathering focused on mental health, mindfulness, and personal growth. The peaceful atmosphere encouraged connection, meaningful dialogue, and genuine moments of reflection. I highly recommend Coffee Break House to anyone looking for a unique and inviting place to gather with friends, host an event, or simply enjoy a peaceful moment. We had a wonderful experience and will definitely be back. Thank you, Coffee Break House, for helping make our first "Pour Into Yourself" event such a memorable, meaningful, and successful experience.

This place is beautifully decorated and cozy but also instagrammable at the same time. The staff…read morewas very welcoming, and the woman in charge came up to me and wished me a great day! Lovely service! My iced cappuccino was delicious and strong. I would love to come back and try one of their many vegan options - I appreciate that they've included plant-based options. All the food that came out while I was there was beautifully plated. All in all, highly recommend!

I almost hesitate to review this hidden gem because I fear it becoming overrun with people once…read moreothers discover it. This cafe is the perfect spot to gather with friends. It offers lovely shaded al fresco dining. Everything on the menu is fresh, organic and delicious. I love that there are tons of gluten-free options for people with intolerances like myself. I tried some cheese bread, the tapioca crepe and a chai latte. It was the perfect meal. But this is not just a restaurant. After eating, we hung around to paint some pottery. It was so fun. They also have board games available. Hurry up and check this place out before the masses hear about it!

I stopped in for a smoothie while waiting for an event to start…read more There weren't too many people and 4 girls at the counter. I asked 3 of them to check on my order I kept seeing others getting their coffee, food and juices and I was still there. It took 35 minutes! I was about to ask for a refund. Worse part is zero apologies. The cafe does have a good menu but the manager really needs to improve the customer service.

Last week every morning, we'd check out a different coffee shop and our usual order always included…read morecroissants and an assortment of pastries. I should have just stuck with Caracas instead of let our curiosity take over trying the other new spots in the area. The cortaditos and pistachio croissants were absolute perfection. The filling of the pistachio cream together with their flaky and soft croissant was 10/10. Never had a croissant so good like that one! On our last day, we picked up about a half a dozen like the Nutella cruffin, guava and cheese danish, banana loaf cake to name a few and dropped them off to family. Everyone loved it! Next time we visit, this will be our go-to for coffee and baked goods. The coffee was so good, it even inspired us to become baristas! We are just waiting for the equipment to recreate these moments again. Cute spot inside with easy parking. We didn't really hang out too long, we just waited for our box and had places to go!

Caracas Bakery Biscayne is a great neighborhood spot for Venezuelan pastries and coffee. Everything…read moretastes fresh, and you can tell a lot of care goes into the baking. The cachitos, guava pastries, and croissants are standouts, and the coffee pairs perfectly with them. That said, be prepared for crowds. I arrived on a Sunday around noon, waited about 45 minutes in line, and by the time I ordered, roughly a third of the items were already sold out. Service was friendly, but when it's that busy, things do feel a bit rushed. Overall, it's a solid bakery with consistently good food and a lively atmosphere. Definitely worth visiting -- just try to get there earlier if you want the full selection.

This is my favorite Maman ! It is the only one with the Pressed Paninis! This is definitely the…read morebest menu item :) Great location in the design district and their coffee bar is delicious as well. Great to stroll around the area with a nice drink in hand.

I was looking for coffee and snacks while walking the Design District and Maman hit the spot! I…read moregrabbed a black iced coffee and the cheddar scallion scone. The coffee was brewed well, and the scone was quite pleasant! It wasn't dry at all, and had the faintest hint of sweetness along with the savory taste from the cheese. I also tried a bite of the Wilde sandwich, and thought the smoked salmon had good flavor (not too strong or artificial) and that overall it was light and fresh. Prices are high for what they provide, but I guess that goes with the area. The place is very small too, with most seating outdoors - not great for summer or for rain. Still, I was surprised at how much I enjoyed their food and would drop by again if in the area.