Jennifer R.

Great little place- excellent food! Decor was cute! Very instagram-worthy! Definitely would recommend if you are visiting Miami!

Pedro S.

Terrific breakfast spot just around the corner from the Holiday Inn and many other hotels. Skip the hotel restaurant and head here for better coffee, freshly baked pastries and made to order breakfast dishes that include eggs, potatoes, and sausages. That's what I did every morning I stayed at the Holiday Inn and it improved my stay a lot! It's also a pleasant place to sit and eat. They have plenty of tables and the interior is nicely maintained. However, if you just want coffee and a pastry, you be in and out faster than at a Starbucks!

Amira I.

Food-fresh and the Jerusalem bagel is different than average bagel very light and crispy when toasted with smoke salmon accompanied with side salad of arugula and spinach and cumber and tomatoes. I also order cream cheese on side. Nothing beats cortadito coffee in Miami and getting the pistachio matcha latte to go. Service -you can order to go or get service seated inside or outside has table in a courtyard but current construction of new building a lil loud out there. Ambiance-pink theme with picture of their grandmas making food on walls. Cozy and welcoming.

Leon S.

Came to Bobe's while in town visiting for an early breakfast. The service was welcoming and good. The decor is well put together, very pink! It's quite a big place too, deceptively so when looking at it from outside. I ordered the Smoked Salmon Bagel, which was good. It not like a NYC Lox, though, it's a little more plain, but the bagel was very good. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. My wife ordered the Morning Melt sandwich, which was solid, but maybe a little under-seasoned for her liking. The star of the show was the Pistachio Cappuccino. Phenomenal! I see why they're known for it. A perfect morning cup!

Lisa M.

Bobe is such such a cute little bakery. We came here for breakfast. We started with the matcha and golden latte. My husband had the Shakshuka which he enjoyed. I had the PLT, that's pastrami instead of bacon since this is an Israeli kitchen, With a side of Israeli salad which was SO refreshing on a hot Miami day. The service was nice, especially the barista behind the counter. I wanted to try every ice coffee he was making. Conveniently located across the street from the Miami Dade college. Side note: 18% gratuities already added to our bill which is pretty common for Miami

Sergio M.

Six months in and this place is a keeper. Think of it as an all day coffee, bakery, diner with comfortable seats, delicious sandwiches, and homey and friendly service. The kitchen combines Argentinian Jewish Israeli recipes and fusion comfort food - breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner. The Burekas are insanely delicious and my plan is to return weekly to enjoy in the spinach kale feta goodness of theirs. Go and check it out -- you wont be disappointed. And you won't leave hungry!

Ana C.

Loved this spot! Came here with a friend for a Sunday brunch, you order at the counter and then they bring the food to your table. Inside and outside decor is really cute. Service was good and I love the little picture frames that provide instead of numbers. I got the PLT croissant sandwich which was delicious and filling. I also got the Dubai coffee but that is 100% a dessert not coffee, was a fun drink to try though.

Carmen Gabriela V.

This is such a cute restaurant with good lunch specials! If you're an MDC student or employee, you'll get a discount, so show them your ID. They have delicious mediterranean salads, tasty salmon, and roasted veggies for less than $20. The baked goods are also delicious and fresh. They have a blueberry roll that's just mouth watering -- get this to go for after lunch dessert w a nice latte! I've been there several times, but on my last visit, I used their bathroom and you can expect a clean and maintained space -- lovely wallpaper too, in general, a nice chic space to eat while in downtown.

Allie Y.

I had incredibly high hopes for this place. I came twice - once in the morning and once in the PM to pick up a Too Good to Go bag. when we came in the morning, it wasn't very busy. you basically pick a table you'd like to dine at & they will bring you over a menu and take your order. I ordered the french toast as that will always be my go to order for just about anywhere. my friend ordered the roast beef sandwich which apparently wasn't very good? but the bread was good. the french toast was delicious! it was perfectly topped with fruit and nutella drizzled all over it. I was sorely disappointed on the second toast as it wasn't fully cooked. our server offered to either replace it, but I was full at the time and wasn't going to eat another order of french toast. I also had the pistachio matcha latte which was good, but you didn't get a hint of pistachio unless you eat the pistachios on the rim. but good either way. she gave us both a discount on our meal of 20%. their pastries I received from Too Good to Go wasn't bad. deliciously baked & totally worth it.

Rigo M.

I came by last night to celebrate a friend's birthday after seeing the birthday package and the 50% off pizzas from 3-6pm advertised. The moment I walked in, things went downhill. We sat at a table and waited around 10 minutes with zero acknowledgement from anyone. No greeting, no menu, nothing. It was clear no one was planning to take our order. I finally walked over to the cashier to order the 50% off pizzas and the birthday pastry, and he looked at me like he had no idea what I was talking about. He claimed the manager "must have taken it down because pizza was being given away." Seriously? Then he also said he didn't know anything about the birthday package either. I showed the photos as proof--still nothing. I've been here before for breakfast, and the daytime service is way better. But the night team? Completely unorganized and uninterested in providing even basic customer service. To make it worse, they seemed more focused on storing luggage for tourists than actually helping paying customers who were trying to eat. It was honestly unbelievable. Overall, I had a horrible experience last night and wouldn't recommend coming here in the evening at all.

Candice L.

I got the pistachio matcha latte with oat milk and it blew me away. Having had many bad experiences at other cafes where my matcha were either super chalky or tasteless, I didn't have any expectation for what I would be getting at Bobe. To my surprise, the drink was super creamy, smooth, and not too sweet. While the pistachio flavor was bold, it did not overpower the matcha. The two flavors worked very well together and balanced each other out. The only downside was that it was very pricey (about $10), but everything in Miami is expensive. Ambiance wise, the restaurant itself is super cute and cozy with a lot of unique decors. I'd love to come back to try out their pastries and other drinks!

Trielle R.

I saw this bakery on yelp and I must say it is exactly how it is posted online. I absolutely loved this place, staff were kind and friendly. Food seemed fresh with a great homely vibe. I ate here twice within my stay in Miami. It is a sit down wherever you like restaurant, with inside or outside seating. The décor is a cute all pink grandma kitchen type of set up. I love that they have a kitchen playset for the kids to be entertained in the back corner. we ordered: -Fresh Orange Juice 10/10- sweet, fresh and yummy -Jerusalem Morning Melt - 10/10 the first order of this sandwich was on a bagel and second was on focaccia bread. I personally prefer the bagel, but both were very yummy. -Avo Toast - 9/10 yummy, perfect for a light breakfast -Filled Croissant (Pistachio) 10/10 not too sweet, but enough to enjoy without having that guilt trip. Perfect crunch to the pastry. -Croissant with turkey- 10/10 my son ate almost the whole pastry which is a really decent size. We did not receive the bill the first time and we were sort of in a rush to leave for our cruise we met at the front desk to pay. All in all it came to $97.. I paid with $120 for bill and tip. My son then decided he wanted a cookie to go. So the gentleman behind the counter did not let us pay for it which I thought was so kind. I enjoyed this place so much that I wanted to visit this place one last time before heading home. I ordered the same exact meal just different bread. My son got to enjoy the kitchen playset while I enjoyed my meal. As checking out I realized they charge gratuity included in the bill regardless of party size and give an option for extra tip. It's hard to read because they do not print out to review and it is on a small machine. I am a little disappointed for them not to make people aware of the automatic gratuity, hence why I gave 3 stars instead of 5. So I basically gave the waitress about a $40 tip the first time (approx. 60% tip)and basically paid for the pastry given to my son. A great place to visit and food was great just pay attention to the bill and hidden charges

Frank G.

I'm always excited to experience new spots. Bobe is fairly new and I had seen it advertised on a few "best new places for breakfast/brunch", so I decided to come here for a Sunday brunch. The place itself is eye-catching and pretty instagramable. It's beautiful. I started with a flat white, a fresh squeezed OJ and an almond croissant. The coffee was weak in my opinion. On the other hand, the juice was truly fresh squeezed and it tasted so good and refreshing. As for the croissant, it was good enough, I enjoyed it My problem was with the main dishes, the avocado toast and the shakshouka. The avocado toast was made with some sort of blended avocado cream/spread. I wouldn't get an avocado toast, should I have known it was made with a spread instead of 100% avocado mashed. I love avocado toast and I have it pretty often when I go out for breakfast and brunches, so I have a good understanding of what a good one looks and tastes like. To top It off, the egg was overcooked, completely hard. For the shakshouka, I can say it is the worst one I have ever had. There was no effort behind this dish. It was made with cheap and acidic tomato sauce straight out of a can with the eggs on top. Usually, shakshouka is made of a tomato sauce cooked together with onions, red bell pepper, garlic, oregano, cumin, cinnamon (for Moroccan style), smoked paprika, feta cheese, etc. This dish was missing everything but the tomato sauce which was not balanced out for acidify. The only good thing was the bread that was provided to eat it with. Based on my experience, I would only recommend this place for a coffee and a pastry such as a croissant, but nothing else. Típ, don't seat inside, head to the outdoor patio seating. I noticed a lot of the kitchen smell and smoke make it to the indoors dining area and your clothing will stink afterwards for sure.