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    Prima Classe

    4.3 (55 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    PRIMA CLASSE ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups
    Happy hour specials

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    Liz R.

    Cute Italian cafe in south of fifth neighborhood, we stopped in for a quick espresso after lunch and there was a line (must be good!). We quickly placed our order and checked out all the wines and goodies for sale on the side. I would come back to try their sandwiches and salads. Also there is a special on Wednesday's for $35 bottle of wine and antipasti!

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    Amanda K.

    Yummy and cute! Amazing food and service. Very authentic Italian. Nice market inside. Great for any meal. Local joint in SoFi. Super awesome. Cute outside. You must come here!

    Yarden T.

    Everything is tasty, great atmosphere and the service is nice, BUT: They use unfair, sneaky and illegal billing practices. Today I discovered some pretty sucky billing practices that made me changed my mind about coming back here: 1. They bill their built-in 20% Tip on a GROCERY ITEM (olive oil in my case). That's just illegal. 2. They charged 50% more the cost of a little toast ($12 instead of $8) when asked to substitute the Ham with hard boiled egg. The waitress did not mention the extra $4 charge when she took the order with my request to Substitute. 3. They charged $1.5 extra when asked to put a splash of oat milk in my double espresso, taking the cost from $4.25 to $5.75. Again, no mention to that when taking the order. All in - feeling of sneaky shady practices. Not trustworthy when it comes to the bill or food.

    Lisa C.

    We passed this café a couple of times before deciding to go in. Parking was a bit scarce especially on a busy Sunday morning. Breakfast was well underway and the brunch crowd was beginning to stir. We found a good parking spot around the corner that wasn't too far away. There are a few tables lining the street mixed in with a couple high-tops to choose from. My first choice was the high-top at the very end in front of the door but my husband wanted to dine inside. We seated ourselves and were greeted right away. The inside of the café has a few tables. The tables are set very close together so be prepared to dine with others who are not in your party. It's intimate, cozy, and family-friendly. They sell wine by the bottle and offer a decent size alcohol menu. They also sell grocery items such as pastas, coffee, jarred truffles. I ordered a croissant with butter and was I was given a side of jam to try. It was tasty. Not too sweet and not overbearing with artificial flavoring. The croissant was buttery and crispy, just the way I like it. And, my mimosa was delicious!!!

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    Carole M.

    Authentic small Italian cafe with all fresh imported ingredients Entrance out of Jefferson avenue not 1 st avenue worth the extra 10 steps around the building Quiet and full of locals Italian staff very friendly Indoor outdoor seating Table service available and recommended Wine available Small shop with Italian delicatessen The food is prepared fresh to order - fast service Charcuterie plate with imported jam was amazing- good to share Salmon avocado tartare so refreshing Tiramisu - delicious

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    S W.

    I hate to write a review for this place because I don't want anyone to find out about it. They only have like 10 tables and half are outside. The best lasagna in SoBe! At a affordable price which is hard to find in this town. Wine Happy Hour is the best! The one waiter is pleasant and efficient. Don't tell anyone.

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    Awesome coffee and very delicious croissants! Mine was with conoli cream and my hubby's with salami and cheese. Two thumbs up

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    Great all around. Food quality, taste and presentation were top notch. Highly recommended.

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    Excellent place for a coffee and croissant. Great paninis and light fare. Nice people.

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    3 years ago

    How unappetizing their pizza looks, all dried out. 7.00$ a slice how dare they. Go to Lucali in Sunset Harbor for good pizza

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    Very good bolognaise with the rigatoni noodles. They have an authentic Italian grocery section inside. Good coffee! Tiramisu is wonderful.

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    Looove this place. I come for their cappuccino & cannoli. Service is always great, we met the owners super nice.

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    Great little breakfast spot with European flair and a wide selection of wines to get your day started right.

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    Las Olas Cafe - The patio, food, coffee and juice are incredible. Could people watch all day and try every dish in this tiny shop. 10/10 recommend!

    The patio, food, coffee and juice are incredible. Could people watch all day and try every dish in this tiny shop. 10/10 recommend!

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