The only place I see baristas actually enjoying there job. 10/10 will be coming back soonread more

The coffee and teas here do not disappoint. I've tried a variety of things and they've all been…read moreexceptional. The space is tiny so don't expect seating. There are a few outdoor seats but it's usually too hot, even with the fans. Good as a to-go to walk around with. I was shocked on this last visit however when my matcha cost me $11.50. It was tasty but wow, really? When I can't even sit and enjoy the vibes? Yikes!! Hoping they get a bigger space, I would hate to see good coffee and unique matcha go away because of complicated space issues

I've been here a couple times but haven't reviewed it yet. Yesterday my sister and I and our kids…read morestopped here before heading to Books & Books next door. We were going to just grab coffee, but the croissants looked good so we stayed to eat. My daughter had the pistachio croissant, my nephew had the Nutella croissant, and my sister the ham and cheese croissant. They were all delicious, and everyone scarfed them down. My sister ordered a brown sugar latte with oat milk, and I had a cortado, and both were perfect. My sister remarked that the coffee was perfect in terms of strength and sweetness which isn't always her experience at other places. Everyone we interacted with was friendly. The ambiance is nice as well. I like that they had a shelf of books you can take one from. I found a book I had actually been wanting, and I'm glad to know I have a place I could bring some books when I'm done reading them. Will definitely be back when I'm in the area!

Panther coffee is such a cute coffee shop. I believe they have several locations not just the one…read morein the Grove. As you're walking down the strip area you can pop in for a quick caffeine break or tea or Matcha. We tried one of their suggested coffees and it was super delicious. I shared mine with my friend. They delivered it quickly and kindly we walked around the Grove area with drink in hand.m Inside they have a couple of chairs and small table areas that you could do some quick laptop working but it's overall more of a grab and go. They also have a couple of snacks such as croissants that you can munch on.

I'm Greek and can't tell you how awesome it is to be able to get a real Greek frappe or Freddo…read moreEspresso, not to mention so many awesome Greek market products, right here in our city. And most of the people who work here are actually Greek! My only wish is that they served more than just Greek beverages and market products, because otherwise the menu doesn't have many Greek food options other than salad I think. But a lovely authentically Greek space and business otherwise!

Why my rating? Well.... Nothing to do with the food, all to do with the personnel. Don't expect to…read morehave your waiter cater to you in any way!!!! A menu is handed to you and expected for you to know what's on it. Very disappointed with service all together. They have no form of communication with customers. We had a 3:045pm reservation, we ordered appetizers and by the time we were going to order our main which was maybe 1/2 hour into our appetizers, we called our waiter to have our main meal placed, but little did we know the kitchen had closed!!!!!! We were not told by the waiter, nor were they stoping people from sitting down! We never got our water glasses refilled, nor did they ever come to the table to find out how we were doing. We sat outside, ambience wasn't bad, very small indoors. Just very unprofessional from beginning to end, but food not bad at all.

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

Stopped by Viscaya farmers market and was pretty excited to try coffee from here. I love Cuban…read morecoffee and was excited to try their different Cuba themed iced coffees. We ordered an iced cappuccino and an iced Havana. It was too dilute and you could barely taste the coffee (or the milk for that matter). To top it all off, it was 7 dollars. If you are big fan of coffee and not bothered if the coffee you get is instagramable or not, do yourself a favor and give this place a skip. Try your local Cuban coffee shop instead, there are so many in Miami.

I was at the Vizcaya Farmer's market this weekend and stopped by te Cienfuegos trailer because it…read morewas super cute and a girl was in need of caffeine. I opted for an iced matcha with almond milk and so did my friend. The matcha was great, and I loved the branding of the truck. Definitely need to come back and try their coffee, s their offerings looked solid. I also l loved their merch - one of the totes said "fuerte como mi cafe" aka strong like my coffee, which I loved. Will return for sure!

Oh my gosh never fails. Ever. Perfect nice little dessert box to take to a party! They have so…read moremany different options, i always make sure to try something new! This time i was impressed with the Pistachio, and the cookies & cream. They also have cakes, which you typically need to order in advance. Parking might be tricky, but be patient looking around as it will surely be worth it! Staff is always super nice.

I first got the bigger pot called " brigadeiro de colher" - $12 - it was pure crystalized sugar! I…read morewent back and she exchanged for the 4 small brigadeiros box. They are very small. Dulce de leche wasn't good Nutella - good and creamy Original brigadeiro - good but not as Fresh as the sample they offer - it was pretty dry Staff was very nice and attentive Overall, an okay experience I won't return as I think it's too pricey for its quality

Great customer service that brings up your mood. Heard the syrups are handmade so that's great!…read moreGood coffee

It was okay. Coffee was fine. Service was slow. They had no lids, coffee spilled at the venue…read more Also, when you finish the drink, they had no Public trash can for their cups and products. The only thing that kept their line long was that they were the only option.

In the past, I've not only purchased their sliced pies almost once a week (I'm honestly ashamed ),…read morebut I've also bought an entire pie for a birthday, and I still can't stop thinking about it. I'll occasionally grab a slice, and I genuinely cannot stress enough how delicious this place is. Everything is just SO good!

As a long-time resident of South Florida who grew up on the Keys, I ordered a key lime pie from…read more"Fireman Derek's." It was recommended by my local bakery "Cindy Lou's Cookies,"* as a second choice as they weren't making key lime pies over two weeks in August. I paid $50.00 for a tiny 8-inch pie. I don't care how "authentic" this pie is, it is way overpriced. When cut into slivers of 8 slices, just imagine the size of the servings. In the old days of Miami and Miami Beach, this bakery would garner the moniker, "tourist trap." * See my review of "Cindy Lou's Cookies."

The food came out very fast. The service was incredible and workers were very nice. The over all…read moreambience was very cute, rustic, and homey.

Another hit or miss place in Miami. Normally good but can vary. WTF is with Miami?...you would…read morethink based on where people and coffee come from they would know how to and have good, consistent coffee in this city but they do not. Every other cup of coffee I have with the good pastries here tastes like black water with no flavor. Is it that difficult to brew a good cup of coffee in Miami and should I stay home and brew some dark Italian roast instead??

We stopped at Greenstreet Cafe in Coconut Grove for our first morning in Miami. The atmosphere is…read morelively and relaxed, the service was friendly, and the food was excellent. I tried their famous cinnamon roll pancakes recommended by Michael our server and they were delicious! My wife had eggs and hash browns equally as good. Underrated was their cappuccino and Latte which were delicious! It's a perfect spot for breakfast or brunch, especially if you want to sit outside and enjoy the Coconut Grove vibe Definitely a place we'd come back to -- great food, great setting, and a fun Miami breakfast spot!

Service was alright Food was good but nothing spectacular…read more I used to love this place a lot. Their mushroom ravioli were to die for