Came to this coffee shop for breakfast during my stop in Miami prior to a cruise and was very…read morepleased with my experience! The coffee shop is small but has many choices of unique flavored drinks and home made pastries! We all tried a different croissant: ham and cheese, pistacchio and almond. My favorite was the pistacchio! I also enjoyed their Dulche De Leche latte, though it was quite sweet! The shop also had home made empanadas, which I wish I could have had a chance to try! Anyway, overall, very cute coffee shop with very yummy home made pastries and coffee!

Cachito coffee is a diminutive coffee shop tucked away in a small mall right next to a dry…read morecleaners. Don't let the small exterior fool you - this shop packs a punch above its weight class when it comes to flavor and quality! Great empanadas (spinach and cheese); their fruit juices are also made with reverse osmosis water (thus filtering out heavy metals and fun!

A really charming brunch spot with an interesting menu. Everything had some interesting application…read moreof guava, pineapple, or some other fruit. I got the Queen's breakfast which came with a guava marmelade that was great. I asked for hot sauce and they had some kind of pineapple sauce that was really good too. I also got a hazelnut coffee and watermelon lemonade which were great. The pistachio waffles were mostly good, though the pistachio sauce was a lot sweeter than I would have liked; it could have been half as sweet and it would have been much more balanced. Overall a great experience, and I'm looking forward to coming back!

Stopped in for brunch on a Saturday and the place was pretty empty. Cute spot and decor, however,…read moretheir social media advertises brunch and bottomless mimosas but they were not serving alcohol and said they have not been for a while. I had the wrapture which was egg white wrap and turkey bacon. It was good but served with a side of plain spinach and had a bit too much in the wrap. The other breakfast dish looked good and they have a lot of sweeter dishes with Nutella or pistachio.

Budget Friendly in Bal Harbor, but no bunting…read more.. My running friends and I ended up here Saturday after sporting nearby and finding our first choice closed. The prices looked like a steal and we walked in. However, it's a case of getting what you pay for. I had to remind the server a couple of times about my café con leche / latte. My omelette platter while handling my hunger, could have been nicer presentation wise. The turkey was just a slice or two of deli meat, probably straight from the packet. The omelette was just a folded "sleeve" of eggs. I usually have enjoyed omelette with some peppers or tomatoes mixed in and not so plain. Foodwize, the only winner was the chocolate croissant.

They have a great staff, this place is family ran. They have the best cuban coffee and cuban food…read more I was in the area for 2 weeks and literally there every day.

Best kosher food in town! We love the food at the fresh carrot, this time we both had tuna and…read moresalmon poke bowl in a bed of green , it was del delicious, super extra tasty and fresh, we also had split pea soup and it was amazing, exquisite, the food is made with such love is incomparable. The service is always the best , we're always greeted by the owners and all the staff that make us feel like we're family , they put an smile on our faces every single time we visit them. The ambience is really nice, you can see all the vegetables and the staff make the food in a very clean and healthy way. If you haven't been here you need to try it. The menu has great variety and like I said everything is super extra fresh!

Quaint little area of Surfside. Two blocks from the beach…read more Loved the vegetarian and vegan selection of foods. Daily soup special and gluten free desserts. All foods are Kosher as well. I ordered the avocado toast which wasn't that great but the ginger crispy salmon on a Caesar salad was excellent. Enjoyed the cleanliness in this place as well. Staff is fine too

Stopped by Wolsen Caffè this evening and it honestly feels like a hidden gem in Sunny Isles…read more Service was excellent--quick, very polite, and genuinely welcoming. You can tell they care about the experience. But the real standout is the Portobello burger. Instead of a traditional bun, they use Portobello mushrooms, and paired with a glass of wine, it's easily one of the most delicious things I've had in a long time. Highly recommend this place to anyone looking for something a little different and really well done.

This is the best shawarma in Miami Very crisp and juicy!…read moreThank you for the service too. Everything was delicious!

Fast food meets Miami cafe vibes for quick, tasty, affordable meals…read more Be sure to look out for their happy hour and late night pricing such as half off burgers, beers, and shakes. Delicious smash burgers, and when I want something somewhat healthier but still super filling and satisfying I snag their chicken burrito, which is sweetened by maduros (sweet plantains). I stopped by for a latte this morning and it was fine - average. There's an add-on option to print a custom design on your latte, which could be a fun Instagram opportunity. Service and food prep is speedy. You can call your order in 10-15 mins ahead if you want to grab it and run, or you can place an order on the computerized menu when you get there or with the helpful staff. If you're dining in, there's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. No-frills and super casual, yet cozy, vibrant, welcoming, and a fun spot for a food break. That said, while there I usually see more take-out orders than dine-in. No need to worry about finding or paying for street parking since it has its own lot and designated spaces. This location also has a printer, with the option to print documents for a couple bucks.

I really wanted to like Yes Cafe, I truly did. A 4.2 rating had me walking in like okay, maybe this…read moreis a cute neighborhood gem near Abbott Avenue. Lies. All lies. This is a solid two star situation and I am being generous because one of those stars is purely out of pity for the effort, not the execution. The math is not mathing here and the internet needs to know. Let's start with cleanliness because that alone already set the tone. The restroom was filthy. Like the kind of dirty where you stop and think wow this photo is about to live on the internet forever and rightfully so. I live by one rule when it comes to restaurants and it has never failed me. If the restroom is dirty, the kitchen is dirty. Period. There is no universe where a restaurant magically keeps a pristine kitchen while letting the bathroom look like that. Once you see it, your appetite is gone and you're mentally clocking out of the experience. Then came the wait. Almost thirty minutes. Thirty. Minutes. And before anyone says maybe they were slammed or making something special, let me stop you right there. They are not making gourmet food. They are not crafting artisanal anything. This is heat it up and send it out energy. And it shows. Everything tasted like hotel breakfast food that's been sitting under a heat lamp wondering what it did wrong in a past life. When food takes that long, you expect effort. What we got instead was microwave confidence. The only thing that deserves any credit is the burrito and even that is me being nice. I'll give it a four out of five because at least it tasted like someone tried. But the Yes Bowl breakfast thing whatever that was is a hard no. The avocado toast is also a no. A loud no. First of all, it was not toasted. At all. It was mushy bread topped with mushy avocado and zero texture. If you are going to call something avocado toast, the toast part is not optional. That is literally half the name. What made the whole thing even more bizarre was the way they were moving. The vibe was giving empire level importance. Like they were serving a Michelin tasting menu instead of lukewarm breakfast plates. The pacing, the seriousness, the attitude did not match the food whatsoever. It was honestly confusing to watch. And yes, I did say something when the food came out cold because that matters. Do not let cold food slide. What did they do? Put it in the microwave. Immediately obvious. The potatoes should have been on a grill with oil and heat. Instead they came back tasting reheated and sad. That is not fixing the problem, that is confirming it. Overall this was a waste of money and a waste of time, and the only reason I'm even writing this is because people deserve to know. I will not be going back. I do not recommend it. And if you find yourself here with cold food, just know they are not remaking anything, they are reheating it. Sometimes a bad review is not hate, it is public service. This one is absolutely that.

Great place. Friendly personal. My go to place for many years, My favorite is the Lily toast…read moresandwich mmmm delicious. How they produce such wonderful dishes in such a small area is incredible.

Roaches We went for lunch, and aside from the fact that the…read morefood is terrible, my kids kept finding baby roaches. Cockroaches running around, at least four small insects by the kitchen door The place is quite nasty

So I will try to be as fair as possible w/this review. I was actually going to pick up some items…read moreat Milam's but decided for some bakery goods instead for our boat day! Place is cute... quaint & cozy spot to grab a good coffee & read a few pages from your current book! Staff was 50/50 = some were moving fast, prepping orders, restocking while others seem to stay in their lane & not leverage their support to move the patron's orders along... my order, while larger than the 2 customer's behind me had a coffee item. I had ordered 3 croissants & 4 other bite sized items. I managed to get that box first then my coffee. While the 2 behind me got their coffee & went on their merry way. I wasn't too happy that my order for the coffee wasn't a part of the prepped items at the coffee station. Had to wait a little longer for that to be served - 4 extra minutes to be exact. I would have expected my coffee before the boxed pastries. Now for the croissants themselves - I was a bit taken back that they were $9.00. Places like La Boulangerie or Maman has them for $5.00 (plain) to $7.50 (filled). I'm pretty familiar with many others within that same price range. Therefore $9 was a huge hike in pricing. Nonetheless I ordered 3 & they were fresh, delicious & probably worthy of repeating. But only if I want to indulge in the price of said item. Total for my order which included (3) croissants, (5) medialunas & (1) cafe con leche came out to $52 - I included a 15% tip in error because my mind was really processing the prices.

Have been here a couple of times and have always had a great experience…read more The staff is friendly and willing to help and answer any questions. The variety of pastries they have is great and delicious. Clean place in a great location with supermarkets, stores and other restaurants around