Came here for a jazz night. We arrived a little early so I would say maybe coming after 8 might be…read moremore of a crowd, unless you like the quiet then come for 7.. it's a beautiful well decorated court yard. One of the servers did speak Spanish and me or my partner did not but we were able to all figure it out. For the menu they had some items like pizza, flat bread, burgers, charcuterie cheese board, pastas. The burgers were dedelicious and we got the cheese board. The only issue was the cheese board is 35$ which I think is a little to high and it did not come with any meat. Drinks were made good, no issues there. Beautiful place and wonderful night for some jazz!

Truly a hidden gem. Beautiful seating area surrounded by trees. Feels like a mix between New…read moreOrleans and France ambience. And the food and service were amazing too.

It's been a while since I visited Panther but recently came by and I was pleasantly surprised it…read moreremains a great spot for coffee and chai. This Panther location is in the Sunset Harbour area of Miami Beach. There's street parking via pay by phone or a garage close by. The staff were super kind and friendly. We ordered an iced latte and an iced chai latte with macadamia milk. Both drinks were delicious. Ended up trying their vanilla cold foam and that was also so good. The space is clean and spacious with lots of seating to hang out or read/work. Definitely will be back soon for a caffeine fix!

Cute little coffee shop with delicious pastries in a nice neighborhood. The service was very nice.read more

I was looking for some coffee away from my hotel. I love Jaguar Coffee and a friend had told me on…read moreGoogle Maps they found one on the beach. This is definitely more of a hotel coffee shop than a Jaguar, but it is correctly named on Yelp though! While it wasn't a proper Jaguar Coffee, it still was really good. It was empty when I came so I was able to order immediately. The barista who helped me was really sweet. I got an iced oat milk latte with vanilla for about $9. It's inside a really trendy hotel, The Betsy. I enjoyed looking at the art while I waited for my latte. They had a lot of yummy looking pastries for sale too. You're able to enjoy your coffee in the lobby if you like. I took mine to go and enjoyed it!

A small cafe inside The Betsey hotel. Plenty of food and drink options. Barely a wait time and the…read moreserver was fast. The coffee is delicious and strong and the matcha isn't overly sweet. Very clean and a great place to wonder around while waiting. Plenty of art to observe.

So many delicious pastries on display, it's hard to choose. But the big vat of hot oil for fresh…read morechurros is what caught my attention. They are the specialty here and totally worth trying! Churros w/ SG Chocolate & Dulce de Leche: What a treat! Thin churros fried fresh to order. They are the legit Spanish variety, not the thick cinnamon sugar Mexican derivative. Loved how airy and crispy they were. The thick chocolate sauce was perfect for dipping, clinging nicely to the churro and adding a rich coating. I also ordered an extra dulce de leche since I love that sweet jolt. Latte: Nicely executed, A good pairing to the churros.

I had ordered a hot drink and it came cold and got a lack luster apology. My family had ordered…read moresome croissants which were not warmed up at all and it took over 10 mins to serve non warmed up croissants. Extremely expensive given the quality of service with a "mandatory" tip. Save your money and effort.

One of the most stylish coffee shops with a calm, quiet atmosphere that makes you want to stay for…read morehours. There's plenty of space to work with a laptop, but it's also the perfect spot for a casual coffee date. The coffee is consistently amazing and always served at the perfect temperature -- never overheated. I also love that they make their own alternative milk in-house, which makes everything taste even better. The service is always excellent and welcoming every single time I visit.

This is one of the best coffee shops I have been to- easily top 5. It is in sort of a weird…read morelocation- in the lobby of an office building on a side street. I bet the people who work in that building are super happy to have it so convenient. I don't live in Florida but I do visit the Brickell area at least once a year and this coffee shop is a quiet solo pleasure I aim to have. I know coffee mixed with other things is pretty in style today but I am kind of a purist- I like my coffee black and full of flavor. Vice City makes the mark!

I was introduced to Per'La when I happened upon the Instagram Live that co-founders Chris and Paul…read moredid with Yelp Miami recently... They were so approachable, knowledgeable, and fun, that I wanted to support them, so I purchased some coffee. This was on a Thursday morning. The coffee was delivered across the country to my doorstep in Arizona on Saturday - I was super impressed! We made a pot of the Miami Restaurant Employee Relief Fund Blend this morning and it was fabulous. I typically put some steamed almond milk into my coffee but I drank it black (and several cups). It wasn't just me who enjoyed it either. It also passed the test of my judgemental, 43 year old Jewish husband's palate. He always takes his coffee black and this was no exception. I will definitely visit the Per'La coffee shop whenever I make my way back to Miami, but in the meantime, I'm sending love from Phoenix during these crazy times. I know where to look if I ever have questions related to coffee as well! Thanks Team Per'La!

Okay. I call myself an avid coffee drinker, however, I don't think my body was ready for what…read morePer'La throws down. Two cups in the morning, and I was still watching episodes of The Office until 4am... so you know the stuff is good, and probably the most productive I've been in a long time. Since I don't live in Miami, I ordered some of their beans and had them shipped. I got the Lucha Blend in whole bean form and some of the Cold Brew Blend ground up for my summer enjoyment during the heatwaves. I liked them both for different reasons, but the the Lucha Blend was my favorite. It was a dark roast but didn't punch you in the face. It was super smooth and you could get the smoky notes of chocolate with every sip. Don't get me wrong, the cold brew stuff was good too, and again, a small glass will keep you buzzing for hours. I've heard so many great things about Per'La from friends, so I was super happy I was able to support this coffee shop from across the country during COVID-19. Not only was the ordering process super easy via their website, they offer free shipping, and even included a super cute hand-written note showing appreciation too. Huge plus. I ordered on a Thursday and I was drinking their delicious blends by the start of the work-week. I don't know if they're always this fast, but... it was fast. Until I can come in and support them in-person during a future trip to Miami, I know I'll be ordering more of their beans to hold me over until that happens!

We've been regulars here, but after our experience this afternoon (4/19), we won't be back…read more Service was terrible. My fiancé was already at the register ordering when I walked in to ask for our cortado in a proper Gibraltar glass (as we've always had it before at this establishment). The staff member heard me and blatantly ignored me, helping others instead. It was clear he didn't want to deal with the request. He even kept telling other customers (loud enough for me to hear) that everything was to-go only. Instead of addressing me, he eventually had his coworker step in to take my order. When I repeated my request, they both looked bothered and declined it stating that the OWNER told them to serve in to-go cups only due to the "event," despite no signs or anything indicating a change from any other busy weekend we've seen previously. The whole situation felt dismissive and poorly handled. What's even more frustrating is the complete disregard for both quality and environment. Any regular coffee drinker knows a cortado doesn't taste the same in a paper cup versus a proper Gibraltar glass--the ratio and experience are completely off. On top of that, serving everything in paper cups lined with plastic isn't exactly a healthy or environmentally conscious choice. It felt like pure convenience for the staff rather than any real reason. Really disappointing, and not a place we'll be recommending. If you are looking for a quality coffee and good service, look elsewhere.

Great coffee & pastries. The staff was super nice and helpful. Ambiance is fantastic!read more

Stopped by here while in Wynwood needing a caffeine boost. Clearly a very popular spot. Cool vibe…read moreinside as most places are in this area of Miami. Ordered the special which was some coconut latte. It was sweet but delicious! Coconut is very in with big coffee right now (starbs+dunk) I have seen the other location in coconut grove but this one is neat because you are able to see the beans get roasted. The staff were nice and had no issues getting the drink.

Cool ambiance in the coffee shop but prices were slightly high for the small size of the latte…read more$7.50, but for a tourist rich area its probably on target. Staff was nice and provided quick service. Tasted good but with the ice its a few big sips and you're done. A retro German cast iron bean roaster was on display, but unsure if it actually works. There was an interesting digital Wine Bar offering eight different brands but was inoperable. They do sell bottles of wine and craft beer from the cooler. The gender neutral bathroom had that Wynwood nostalgic vibe with a blacked out floor and walls. Stickers pasted on the trash can and mirror with graffiti drawn on the walls, door and cabinet in colorful chalk.