Went here on Monday afternoon. Was walking pass and and decided to grab something quick, or so I…read morethought. The restaurant was not busy at all. I was the only patron at the time. Everything here is made to order. I ordered an Egg and Cheese sandwich, took like 15 minutes. The sandwich was DELICIOUS, the restaurant is modern and clean, outside has nice city park views. The staff is polite. Just remember it's not fast food.

Extremely overpriced cafe I got a simple chicken salad and to be honest it almost had no lettuce…read moreand vegetables its was like one full hand of lettuce and sweet dressing with like 4 thin slices of chicken I finished it in less than one minute since it was about 4-5 bits of lettuce that's it. I don't think it's with $20 dollars it's a completely scam work money spent I spent $25 dollars total to be still hungry very disappointed

I had one morning only in downtown Miami and was dying for Cuban food and drink. Having an…read moreovernight as a flight by attendant means I only go where my feet can take me so Hialeah was unfortunately out of the question. I passed this shop while on the hunt for the post office, the back has a lit up sign that just says "coffee" and indicates a hole in the wall type of place. The front has a walk up order window, and there is also seating available both inside and outside. It's clean, easy to access, menu is clearly visible. I did not see this place when I looked for Cuban cuisine on Apple Maps, but on yelp I had found Cortadito Coffee House and was going to try their coffee but it's nearly $4 for a Cortadito there and here at Coffee Zone, I saw it's under $3 (as it should be). ***When in southern Florida, there are two Cuban coffee fundamental truths for finding the real thing: it comes in a mini styrofoam cup, and it is $2- something, never over $3.*** Janet and Gaby were the ladies at the helm, I spoke to Janet in Spanish and she responded in Spanish (I appreciate those who are kind enough to let me practice my Spanish). I ordered the Cortadito and she clarified if I wanted espresso or a Cortadito (espresso with milk). I confirmed my choice of Cortadito (they used Bustelo, once again as they should), and in short order I had my lil mini styrofoam cup of joy in hand. At first sip I was so entirely content. I don't usually drink coffee and I only will these days if it's a *good* Cuban Cortadito. So walking in the sun with my favorite coffee, my soul was happy. This is where it gets interesting. I ordered at the window so from the menus, I did not see any Cuban pastries or snacks and I did not see a medianoche (Cuban sandwich) available, although they do have the two hot plates that smushes and toasts the bread. So I decided to go to Cortadito Coffee House and get my Cuban finger foods and sandwich. While there I decided to try their cortadito and do a taste test (with this much coffee I'm bound to start seeing sounds soon). Cute place, great service, great marketing, not trying to put them on blast but the comparison is crucial. Came in a mini cup (not styrofoam), and I tasted it, and it honestly was not good. It was the taste up against a REALLY good and authentic one that I could tell the difference. **If I did not know better I would think it's fine** but I do know better, my Cuban friends have made sure of that. It's like having cappuccino in Italy and then coming back and ordering one from Starbucks and experiencing the supreme disappointment that first sip will give you. It was such an obvious difference that I didn't even want this fancy Cortadito (which costs like $4 btw) and I walked BACK to the Coffee Zone to get Janet and Gaby's names to do this review and let them know that the Cortadito they made me was beyond amazing. So this review is to put this place on the map of good, authentic Cuban coffee, the place I will be returning in my next downtown overnight. Muchísimas gracias, Janet & Gaby! *also worth noting: they have tap to pay and order ahead available

Cute place great coffee and excellent service! Wife and I both got iced coffee and it was so smooth…read moreand delicious.

Yelp Review 2026 #193:…read more It's been a while my last visit to San Gines in Madrid - the oldest churreria in the world. When I found out they have a location in Miami, of course, I had to go! Located in Miami Beach on Collins and Lincoln, it's a small cafe. I was surprised to see sandwiches displayed at their window because San Gines in Madrid only made churros con chocolate and drinks. They have sandwiches, wraps, tortilla española, Croquetas, filled churros, breakfast food, and matcha! They don't have those in Madrid. CHURROS CON CHOCOLATE: I didn't let myself get distracted by all these menu items. I came here for churros con chocolate and that's what I got. They fry the churros to order so they're piping hot when I got them. They only give you a tiny cup of chocolate to the churros in. In Madrid, you get a tea cup of chocolate! But I asked for another serving of chocolate - they gave it to me for free. The chocolate is thinner at this location. But did it satisfy my Spanish churro craving? Absolutely! 4/5 FROZEN ESPRESSO COFFEE: Espresso double, milk, and caramel-vanilla. 4/5 Until I return to Madrid... Service was not the warmest/ friendliest. They were...just there. They'll give you what you ask for.

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.

Cute little coffee shop in the area. Stopped in for an iced latte and it was very good. My only…read moredisappointment was that they don't do any decaf. Would like that option but overall coffee was good and barista was super sweet and helpful

located in edgewater this small new shop is hip and a vibe with Dj spinning good house tunes. I…read morelike the vintage retro theme. Offers coffee and food like breakfast sandwiches ect. The coffee and matcha lattes are priced pretty high . Mine was $14 dollars for small coffee that had ordered one of the signature drinks called golden latte added shot of espresso. The coffee wasn't anything spectacular that's worth that much . I'm coffee connoisseur and I don't mine paying but this was just ok .

Cuban owner was very nice and helped us avoid a parking ticket. Egg and cheese sandwiches with…read moredelicious strong coffee. My husband is very picky with his food but he truly loved this little hole in the wall. He said, " The coffee was amazing, you must try!" Loved the hustling spirit!

Amazing tacos, best ones i try in all Miami. Dont hesitate. And the prices…read more Al pastor sre the best

Last week every morning, we'd check out a different coffee shop and our usual order always included…read morecroissants and an assortment of pastries. I should have just stuck with Caracas instead of let our curiosity take over trying the other new spots in the area. The cortaditos and pistachio croissants were absolute perfection. The filling of the pistachio cream together with their flaky and soft croissant was 10/10. Never had a croissant so good like that one! On our last day, we picked up about a half a dozen like the Nutella cruffin, guava and cheese danish, banana loaf cake to name a few and dropped them off to family. Everyone loved it! Next time we visit, this will be our go-to for coffee and baked goods. The coffee was so good, it even inspired us to become baristas! We are just waiting for the equipment to recreate these moments again. Cute spot inside with easy parking. We didn't really hang out too long, we just waited for our box and had places to go!

Caracas Bakery Biscayne is a great neighborhood spot for Venezuelan pastries and coffee. Everything…read moretastes fresh, and you can tell a lot of care goes into the baking. The cachitos, guava pastries, and croissants are standouts, and the coffee pairs perfectly with them. That said, be prepared for crowds. I arrived on a Sunday around noon, waited about 45 minutes in line, and by the time I ordered, roughly a third of the items were already sold out. Service was friendly, but when it's that busy, things do feel a bit rushed. Overall, it's a solid bakery with consistently good food and a lively atmosphere. Definitely worth visiting -- just try to get there earlier if you want the full selection.

We had a small hiccup with our reservation at Miam Café, but the manager, Judi, handled it quickly…read moreand made sure everything was taken care of so we could enjoy our visit. That level of attention really set a positive tone for the rest of the experience. The menu had several burritos that looked amazing, and I ended up ordering the Iberian burrito, which came with freshly fried croquettes inside--such a great touch. The portions are hearty and easily large enough to share. We also tried the ham and cheese croissant and the guava and cheese croissant, along with a latte. The coffee tasted good, though it could have been a bit hotter. Everyone in our group found something they loved, from smoothies and empanadas to breakfast sandwiches. While it's definitely on the pricier side for breakfast, it's pretty typical for downtown Miami. The space itself is cute and casual--you order at the counter and they bring the food out to your table. Overall, despite the small reservation hiccup at the start, the staff made sure we had a great experience, and our whole party left happy with their meals.

Nice, calm atmosphere. We had breakfast that consisted of the Miami burrito and Miami pancakes. The…read morefood was fantastic, and the presentation was beautiful. We also tried a strawberry matcha and a mango matcha, both of which were equally amazing. Yiri was extremely sweet and gave excellent suggestions on what to order. Thank you, Yiri, for making us feel welcome.

Splendid. Fresh and an overall beautiful experience. We had a private event that was great from…read morestart to finish. Who knew that healthy could taste so good. We all had a great time and enjoyed it. I stuck to avocado bruschetta and salmon bruschetta to start. Following that, I had the salmon bowl for dessert. The service was excellent; even the management was there to help out to ensure things ran smoothly, and they did. They were extremely kind and humble; a beautiful team. The ambiance was nice and bright (the perfect amount of lighting). Franyee, Maximiliano, Florencia and the entire team were wonderful. Check them out and enjoy! By the way, there's street parking but valet may be more convenient.

Lovely location with plenty of parking around the area. Plentiful portions. Staff was very friendly…read moreand attentive. A relaxing oasis of an environment. They are brand new so overall would come back. Had to knock down one star because they forgot one of our entrees and were not super busy