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    Yann Couvreur Cafè

    3.9 (103 reviews)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating
    Happy hour specials

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    Strawberry Matcha
    Alex M.

    The place is very pretty inside, nice ambiance. I just came for a quick coffee and tried the strawberry matcha and the vanilla matcha. Firstly, they gave me the wrong order. After that, it did take a while to just get the two drinks. The strawberry matcha is not good. Ended up throwing it out before leaving the place. The vanilla one was too artificial and grainy and overall really watery too. Don't get drinks here, hopefully the food is better.

    Adriana B.

    A beautiful cafe! I loved the decor and the presentation of the pastries. It was a Sunday noon of a hot day and we walked in for some ice cream that they advertised outside and inside. It was pretty empty inside but we had to wait at the register for bit. I ordered a Dubai ice cream only to find out they had no ice cream at all! Why would you advertise it outside if you have none? Oh and no OJ either. I will give them another opportunity, the pastries did look really good.

    First off ima say is this is by far the nastiest restaurant I have ever been to wow this is js gross there's stuff everywhere the workers take forever it TOOK 40 mins FOR A BURGER AND COFFEE ARE YOU SERIOUS not only that wait until u see the photos that I've got from the restaurant this is disturbing and needs to be taken down immediately this is disgusting a co worker once told me birds like to poop on them so be careful like what and not only that they clean the tables with the same towels they clean the poop with I know because I know the workers from the inside trust me this place needs to be shut down immediately this is a disaster waiting to happen

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    Dannielle C.

    Stopped by to grab some French pastries for guests in town. This cafe is so cute I want to come back to try the food so this review is just on the pastries! And one word: phenomenal! The cashier behind the counter helped recommend some of his favorites and packed them nice and neat as we were going to be enjoying them later in the evening. He even included an ice pack (ice in a cup) since it was so hot outside! The pastries run pricey however, average around $12 each it seems, but worth the treat! I had: Merveille, Banana Carmel, Blueberry Tart & Flan Vanille

    Ariadna G.

    I visited Yann Couvreur Pâtisserie today and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience. The place seemed severely understaffed, with only two waiters handling the entire restaurant. We waited quite a while before anyone came to our table, and even after that, every time we needed something, it took a long time to get assistance. We started with coffee, which was fine, but the service continued to be very slow. When my husband ordered the chicken burger with fries, we waited nearly 30 minutes, only to be told afterward that they had run out of fries. That was extremely frustrating, especially after such a long wait. The waiter did try to make up for it by offering us some desserts on the house, which was appreciated, but it didn't make up for the overall experience. Going out to eat should be enjoyable and relaxing, not a situation where you constantly have to chase down your server. The food I tried was okay, but the service and lack of organization really took away from the experience. It seems like management needs improvement. Unfortunately, I won't be returning.

    Sharika M.

    The space is huge. There is a sit down option for brunch or you can grab-go pastries. The pastry case is so clean and each dessert is made to perfection. Vanilla flan - was encrusted with phyllo dough sheet, the flan itself wasn't overly sweet which I liked, vanilla bean was used instead of vanilla flavor as you could see the bean specs in the flan I would have loved to try the other pastries but was on a food crawl! The box and bag our dessert was put in was very upscale.

    I think this is Pistachio Croissant pastries.  Excellent! Buttery, flakey, and full of flavor.
    Rosemary N.

    We are visiting from the Tampa area of Florida. This is a beautiful French restaurant in Wynwood! Everything was great! While we were there it appeared they had a tea party for kids and a cooking class for them. If you are looking for something for a special occassion then give them a call to see what's available. Parking is on the street and paid via mobile app. The current cost (January 2025) is $3.50 per hour. What we are: Cappuccinos Fresh squeezed OJ Oeuf À La Coque - Served with finger brioche toast soft boiled on the shell (two) - $10 Salad - Baby lettuce, EVOO - $7 Maple Syrup Beef Bacon - $9 (sooo good!) 3 different pasteries - our favorite was the pistachio croissant (see photo), vanilla Flan (great, but be warned, it's on the heavier side) The guests seated next to us said the avacado toast was the best they've ever had. We will return when we are in the area.

    Elena K.

    Amazing lunch here, had the tuna melt with a baby salad. Brioche was spectacular and the dressing on the greens was perfect. I had rose because they were sadly out of prosecco but that was the only thing "wrong" about the experience. Service was very pleasant, slow if you are looking for a quick lunch, but I wouldn't want to rush at this place so it was fine with me. We were given a complimentary pastry that was delicious as well. Overall great experience. I have only been to the smaller location in Julia and Henry's food hall so this was a special treat, the decor is stunning - it's a total vibe in there.

    French Toast
    Jacqueline M.

    Nice little upscale french cafe in the Wynwood area. Beautiful decor with lots of detail and tasteful design. Service was great, although it started off a little slow. We were in no rush so it wasn't an issue but I'd say if you're pressed for time, you may want to mention it from the beginning for more efficient service. I ordered a hot chocolate, a breakfast sandwich (LOOOVED) and a French Toast (to try/share). My cousin ordered the Avocado Toast. To go, we ordered some of the pastries to try. The breakfast sandwich was a win for me. The french toast, not as memorable. Overall, there's plenty of bakery items I'd like to come back and try to find my go-to. The vanilla and caramel brioche was quite good. Like with all things french, there are things that can be on the meh side, and some that can be exceptional. Looking forward to trying out the more exceptional items here that others are raving about.

    Eggs Benedict
    Aline T.

    Went for coffee on a Sunday with a friend after a pilates class in the neighborhood an had a great experience!! We sat inside and our waiter was super attentive. The place is beautiful, well decorated and has a nice atmosphere - more on the fancier/quieter side i would say - we even forgot we were in the middle of crazy Wynwood while there! That being said, expect a pricier breakfast. We ordered Iced Lattes that were strong GOOD! Then we had the Salmon Toast, the Eggs Benedict - both presentation and flavours were amazing! Of course we also had to try a few pastries and I FELL in LOVE with the Vanilla Chouquette. Everything was amazing! Cant wait to go back to try other items.

    Gary G.

    A wonderful bright addition to Wynwood. A chic bakery with a variety of tasty desserts and small meals. Croissants are fresh with a nice soft crunch on the exterior and fluffy interior. I had a tuna croissant, which was delicious, and the mayonnaise wasn't overdone like other places. The hostess was very friendly and helpful but the server did his job but was just a bit cold in attitude.

    Fresh complimentary madeleines
    Carlos P.

    Place is tastefully designed/decorated with high-end finishes - it's an understated, but luxe mid-century meets art deco Miami style, with a dash of Parisian flair. There's inside and outside sitting, but inside sitting is limited. On day I went they were short-staffed with only one waiter, so everyone was pulling double duties, including the hostess, for whom we had to wait a while as she was folding cutlery into napkins in the back of the house, and couldn't see me waiting. When she eventually came, she was nice and accommodating - Sat us down inside and we reviewed the menu and settled on our dishes. After about 20 minutes of waiting for anyone to come take our order, I flagged hostess down and that's when we found out there was only the one waiter; however, she told him and he came right away - all the while I expected he'd give us an attitude for having to call him out, but nope, he was nice and proper, devoid of any attitude. I ordered the $19 Tuna Melt after debating between it and the omelette - the melt had a few ingredients I wasn't keen on that I had him remove. I also ordered my quintessential latte. My guest had the $24 Turkey Club sandwich, plus avocado and turkey for a grand total of $28 (a bit much for a sandwich if you ask me). We both opted for the hash browns (a complete must - they are delicious). A while later the food arrived. My tuna melt had a nice appearance; However, besides having a 'fishy' flavor (my friend confirmed), the bread-to-tuna filling ratio was completely disproportionate, with a thin spread of the tuna salad and two VERY thick slices of bread. Worse yet, the bread slices, being very thick, were a bit hard/toasty outside, but soggy/stale inside, and biting into it, would make the little tuna salad in the sandwich squeeze out of it like mayo. All that, combined with fact that tuna had been fashioned with lots of minced cucumber pieces (there was no mention of it on the menu - and I asked about the usuals like onions and celery as I don't like a crunch in my tuna salad, and was told none of those were present) made it very unenjoyable for me. I called the waiter and advised I didn't like the sandwich, so I asked for the omelette instead. I requested for it to be cooked very soft (normally I say barely cooked so that it actually comes out soft - else if I say soft, it will usually not only not be soft, but a fully cooked hard disc I can't eat - few places know how to properly cook eggs). Anywho, since I had eaten about a 1/3 of the Melt when I realized I wouldn't enjoy my meal if I continued. in not trying to seem like I was gunning for a free entree, I told waiter he could just add the omelette and didn't have to remove the Melt from the check. However, when a customer sends a dish back saying he CAN'T eat it because he didn't like it, it's customary for the dish to be removed from the check in any fine establishment (that wasn't the case - I ended up paying for it). By this point they seemed concerned about my instructions for the omelette and having sent the Melt back, so the chef came out to table minutes later asking to confirm omelette instructions - so I reiterated. Omelette came out not too long after, and while it looked good, it was definitely a little more cooked than I would have liked - I think that's bc in an effort to make it most appealing, the gratined the cheese on top, and that cooked it even more. It still wasn't bad. The LATTE was GREAT with rich and smooth flavor, just a little on the colder side - I'm guessing they didn't warm the ceramic cup before pouring the latte in it. My friend said her Turkey Club sandwich was 'just OK'. Not OK for the cost. For DESSERT we opted for the Mille-Feuille Experience, and while it's cool seeing it being crafted in front of you, the experience is the only part worth the $20. Unfortunately, the pastry itself had a flavor that was too subtle at best, and the Feuilles (sheets) tasted a bit stale and ever so mildly rancid. I'm sure others might disagree with me. Service was great - Idk if this is standard, but a couple of times during the dining experience, they brought us complimentary madeleine pastries that were freshly baked (pulled right out from oven tray in front of us) and delicious. All and all, the staff was VERY accommodating and genuinely wanted to please while ambiance was refined. Because of this, the coffee and the hash browns, is why I'm giving this place a 4.

    Chocolate lava cake
    Nisha P.

    This upscale Café is definitely a treat! It has a high-end and upscale feel, and the pastries were beautiful as well. The price point is also definitely on the higher side. We enjoyed one of the chocolate lava cakes, which was absolutely delicious, and I loved the buttery shortbread on top as well as the caramel. It was very decadent and enough for two people, probably too much for one person alone. Overall, I really lovely experience and delicious treats, just a little bit too fancy and upscale for an every day experience. If you're in the area, you should definitely check it out.

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    Came to Café Bastille for a Yelp event and brought my mom along for a cute little mother-daughter…read morebrunch date... and Yelp might've put me on to something with this one. First off, the service really stood out to me. Everyone was so welcoming, attentive and genuinely nice. I especially loved seeing how much the staff helped each other. You could literally see the teamwork throughout the restaurant, and I love that because it makes such a difference in the overall experience. Everything flowed, the food came out in a timely manner, and we always felt taken care of. We originally sat outside because the patio is adorable, but Miami started Miami-ing and it was just a little too hot for us lol, so we moved inside. They were super accommodating about it. Also, a little warning from your Yelp friend: downtown Miami parking is atrocious if you don't know the area. Save yourself the character development and Uber. Nowwww, the food. I ordered the passionfruit smoothie, pain au chocolat and the steak & eggs. When I tell you the steak & eggs is a REAL meal, come hungry! It's tender short ribs over roasted potatoes with two sunny-side-up eggs, cilantro dressing and a delicious sauce on the side. The short ribs were incredibly soft and tender, almost like a brisket situation, and the portion of meat was HUGE. Honestly, it could easily be shared. I ate about half before my stomach politely told me we were finished and the rest came home with me. The potatoes were delicious, the eggs were cooked perfectly, and I really appreciated all the different flavors in the dish. Everything worked so well together. Definitely not your basic little steak-and-eggs brunch situation. The pain au chocolat was approximately the size of my head... and I have a big head, so please understand the measurements here lol. It was really good! I do wish it had been served warm and had a little more chocolate inside, but I'd absolutely order it again. Next time I'd probably get it by itself with a latte or hot chocolate and have myself a cute little pastry moment. And the passionfruit smoothie? Soooo good. Refreshing, flavorful and not overly sweet, which I appreciated because we don't need all that extra sugar. We have figures to watch around here. My mom really enjoyed herself too, which made the experience even better. Between the food, generous portions, cute atmosphere and especially the service, Café Bastille definitely gave us a reason to come back. Until next brunch... mwah! S/O Jeffrey our wonderful server!

    A glimpse of Paris in the middle of Miami…read more I found this spot on TikTok before coming to Miami and it was on my must-see list. It was too busy to get a seat on Sunday morning so we came back on Monday morning and were seated immediately. We chose inside seating for a break from the Miami heat but it was even a little warm inside. The decor is adorable and Instagram worthy. But it's not just a cute spot with mediocre food. I thoroughly enjoyed everything I had. I started with the summer Bellini. It was adorned with a slice of dragonfruit and the peach flavor was full and robust. For brunch I had the salmon omelette without tomatoes/onions. It was so full of flavor. I think the truffle oil is what took it over the top. The avocado spread on the multigrain sourdough bread was so good. The side of potatoes was good but I restrained myself by only having a few bites. Service was also good. I believe our server's name was Ebony. She was super kind and attentive. A short walk from the Kimpton Epic hotel for a trip to Paris! I can't wait to return.

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    La Fresa Francesa - French butter crepe

    La Fresa Francesa

    4.6(1.1k reviews)
    5.5 mi
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    This is truly one of my favorite local spots, and I've been coming here quite often. It's a…read morebeautiful French-themed restaurant with an amazing atmosphere, incredible food, and some of the best service you could ask for. What really makes this place stand out is that there's genuinely something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a great meal, a nice atmosphere for a special occasion, or just somewhere to relax and enjoy yourself, they always deliver. The food is consistently amazing, but what keeps me coming back is the way they treat their customers. From the moment you walk in, you feel welcomed and appreciated. The staff goes above and beyond to make you feel like family rather than just another customer. You can tell they genuinely care about the experience they provide and work hard to make sure everyone leaves happy. It's rare to find a local restaurant that gets the food, atmosphere, and hospitality all right, but this place truly does. I'm always happy to support them and recommend them to anyone looking for a great restaurant with incredible food and a welcoming, family-like atmosphere. Definitely worth visiting!

    The best tucked-away restaurant for brunch! I was honestly blown away by how delicious everything…read morewas. This was my first time trying a French restaurant, and I'm not always the best at stepping outside of my comfort zone when it comes to food, so I played it safe with my order. But after tasting everything, I can already tell you I'll be coming back to explore more of their menu! Everything we tried was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. The meat was SO tender, and you could really tell that the ingredients were fresh and the food was made with care. I genuinely enjoyed brunch here so much. And the atmosphere?! Absolutely beautiful. The restaurant has this charming Victorian-meets-French style that makes the whole experience feel intimate and romantic. It's the kind of place that feels tucked away and special, whether you're going for a date, a girls' brunch, or just want to enjoy a really good meal in a beautiful setting. Definitely a hidden gem that I'm happy I discovered!

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    Bouchon Bistro - Steak and frites

    Bouchon Bistro

    4.0(178 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    Last night I celebrated my birthday at Bouchon Bistro, one of my favorites in the Gables. I've been…read morehere countless times for happy hour and dinner, and even celebrated an anniversary here a few years ago, but last night was so very special. Huge thank you to Natalie for helping organize everything, to our wonderful waitress Wendy, and to the entire team who made the evening feel so easy, warm and magical. The service was outstanding, the food was incredible as always, and the whole space has that perfect elegant but laid-back vibe. Definitely one of the best spots in the Gables. Highly recommend.

    Came for lunch for the Miami Spice menu. My friend and I shared the pig ears as an appetizer. We…read moreboth ordered the French onion soup and the steak frites. I ordered my steak medium well but it came well done. It was still very good and had a nice flavor to it. For dessert, I had the creme carmel and my friend had the pistachio ice cream. The creme caramel reminded me of an egg custard that my mom used to make for us growing up. It was delicious. At over $200 for lunch, I wanted the food to wow me. It didn't but it was very good. Holly our server was great. Gratuity is included on the check. Parked right outside on the street for $6.75 for 2 hours. Maximum parking on the street was for 3 hours. Columbus garage is right next door if you can't find street parking.

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    Bouchon Bistro - Poulet Rôti (Roasted Chicken) Agreed with the waiter, best Chicken in Town.

    Poulet Rôti (Roasted Chicken) Agreed with the waiter, best Chicken in Town.

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