Looking for something quick, I stopped in because it was conveniently located across the street…read morefrom my hotel. The menu is extensive, with plenty of grab-and-go options as well as made-to-order meals if you're dining in. I ordered the three-egg special with scrambled eggs and added mozzarella cheese, spinach, and peppers. The wait was minimal--about five minutes--and I was on my way. The food was fresh and tasty. I did have to add a little salt and pepper since it was served without much seasoning, but that was an easy fix. The staff wasn't especially friendly, but the quality of the food made up for it. I'd definitely stop by again if I were in the area.

This is a great spot, that I found in Find Me Gluten Free App... They have limited aount of GFree…read moregoods, but they did have a few. Nice cozy spot with decent outside seating as well. Loved my Cappuccino

Maman is absolutely adorable. The beautiful aesthetic made me feel like I had been transported…read morestraight to Europe, and I could honestly hang out here all day. The atmosphere is so charming and cozy, it's the kind of place you never want to leave. The menu is massive, and their bakery selection is incredible. It was genuinely so difficult to decide what to order because everything looked and sounded SO good! The matcha latte was INCREDIBLE, the quiche Lorraine was solid, and the chocolate hazelnut beignet was absolutely to die for. Between the gorgeous atmosphere, huge menu, and amazing food and drinks, Maman is definitely a must-visit. I could spend hours here and can't wait to go back!

Absolutely love Maman--this place is a hidden gem with a perfect mix of charm, quality, and…read moreatmosphere. From the moment you walk in, the space feels warm, cozy, and beautifully designed--very "South of France" chic. The food is consistently delicious, especially the pastries and baked goods. Their cookies are honestly some of the best I've ever had, and the coffee is smooth and flavorful without being overly bitter. You can tell everything is made with care and high-quality ingredients. Service was friendly and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. It's the kind of place you can go for a quick coffee or sit and relax for a while. Highly recommend Maman if you're looking for great coffee, amazing pastries, and a relaxing, stylish atmosphere. Definitely a 5-star experience--I'll be back often!

The best! Love it here. It's our breakfast spot when I visit…read moremy girls who live in south beach. Açaí bowl is amazing and my girls love the Buddha bowl. Super pleasant staff. Always smiling and creating a warm atmosphere. My grand dogs are welcome too!

Marley smoothie So delicious!!…read more Ginger peanut butter dressing was good I'm not a vegetarian but I came to eat something healthy and I loved salads, acai bowl, and smoothie!! So delicious!!

Our meal and experience here was very sweet! Our server Gleanny was so awesome. I highly recommend…read morefor a breakfast or brunch situation!

Gleannys is the best. Great service…read more Nice outside seating in the morning. Try the dessert

Was in the Lincoln road area and I was in the mood for some good coffee. Stumbled upon the Lincoln…read moreeatery food court. Lots of different food options in this place and very kid friendly. The barista was super nice and helped me navigate the extensive latte menu. The food court area was decorated very Miami Beach artsy meets tropical.

Tasty drinks. For a coffee shop, the service isn't bad. Love the pink salt latte! No complaints.read more

Phenomenal and incredibly fresh -- a true little taste of Italy in Miami! After my favorite French…read morebakery closed post-pandemic, I was thrilled to discover Rosetta during a recent visit. This charming Italian café serves house-made desserts, savory pizzas and sandwiches, and authentic, perfectly brewed coffee. They bake throughout the day, and you can even watch trays of fresh goods come straight from the forno. The pizzas are drizzled with rich extra virgin olive oil and topped with vibrant, fresh ingredients -- simple and delicious. Friendly (and good-looking) staff, great music, and seating inside and on the patio create that lively neighborhood café feel. I ended up going back every single day of my stay. Bellissimo!

Very disappointed with this cute little coffee shop! I am a Miami Beach local and have been here a…read morefew times and all times the coffee has been mediocre. Today I saw the barista only putting in half a shot of coffee in everybody's order. No wonder why my coffee has always tasted water watered down! The service is great, and the ladies are always super friendly

Great food, cool vibes. The vacation smoothy and chicken bowl were excellent and clean choices…read more This is super walkable from The Palms, Riu Plaza, Hotel, and Faena. If you're in mid beach and want a meal that isn't fried, definitely give these guys a try! Service was great!

Cute coffee and breakfast spot. Loved the outdoor seating but it was just a little too hot for us…read more Ordered at the counter and our order was ready pretty quick. The automatic 18% took us by surprise.

This place is definitely a cute little place inside. Our server was great and everyone was inviting…read moreand nice. The food was also good. I definitely get your money's worth. I couldn't finish any of the food. My husband enjoyed his meal too. Update: Back at it again! We visited the downtown location previously and loved it so much that we had to make our way to this location too--and it did not disappoint. I ordered the Pistachio Pancakes again, and they were just as amazing as I remembered. My husband went with the Famous Scramble, which was equally delicious. Our server, Celeste, was friendly, attentive, and helped make our experience even better. The food, service, and overall atmosphere were excellent. The only downside? We don't have a location in Phoenix! We'd be regulars if we did.

We sat down, opened the menu, and saw an item labeled "Israeli Breakfast." We immediately got up…read moreand left. What bothered us wasn't simply seeing the word "Israeli." It was seeing foods with deep roots across Palestinian, Levantine, and broader Arab culinary traditions presented under a national label that, to us, erases where much of that food and culinary heritage comes from. Menus aren't culturally neutral. How restaurants name and attribute food matters, especially when the people whose culinary traditions are being drawn from are experiencing profound suffering and displacement. The restaurant is free to make that choice, but as customers, we're equally free to decide that we won't financially support it. We took our business elsewhere.