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

We stopped here for an early lunch and were greeted by a lovely employee behind the counter who was…read moreso sweet with my toddler. She also kept a pleasant smile on her face throughout a lunch rush that came in while we were eating. Our food was tasty. There were a couple of menu items that weren't available, but good substitutions were offered. The restaurant itself is cute, and looks just as you'd expect of a cafe in France.

Everything is simply well made and I will always come back…read more Parking is the only issue here. Theres 3 parking in the street and the back is no parking allowed. Either you have someone drop you off while they drive for a few to come back and you are in and out or you pay around for parking.

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.

I was surprised to see they have more than just gelato! They have crepes, smoothies etc. I thought…read morethe dark chocolate would be too rich but it was really good! I ate the whole thing without a problem. They give you this cute wafer on top of the ice cream. They have a few toppings to choose from - just your classic chocolate chips, sprinkles, nothing too fancy. It is well decorated and they have these huge gum ball machines. Very modern feel, it was cute! They have spots inside to sit. Service was great and efficient.

Found this little gem on my way on Lincoln Road. There's not many varieties but they allow…read moresampling. We tried their popular pistachios but it wasn't our favorite. We had the medium size and selected 2 scoops, mango and dubai chocolate. The mango gelato was amazing however the dubai chocolate was a bit disappointing because we hardly had the crispy texture of it. There are some tables for dine in but the tables were dirty

My cousin and I stopped by Van Leeuwen Ice Cream on 16th Street and Collins while walking around…read moreMiami Beach. The shop was very clean, and the service was good and friendly. I went with the chocolate ice cream, and it was really really good both rich and creamy, and exactly what I was craving. Overall, it was a nice stop for ice cream, and I would definitely return when I'm in the area.

We live in the neighborhood and always try to support local businesses. We also leave good reviews…read morewhen they're deserved. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case here. When we arrived, we greeted the two people working and got no response. Throughout the entire visit, they were neither friendly nor polite. When it was time to pay, they didn't even say the total or acknowledge us. As we were leaving, we said "thank you" and still got no response. Whoever the manager or owner is, this really needs attention. I won't be coming back, and if anyone asks me, I'll share my experience.

Insomnia cookie is always a go. While in Miami I decided to buy a few cookies. The establishment…read morewas clean and the employees were nice and helpful.

Ordered on Uber Eats at 10pm. Arrived at 12:15am with melted ice cream I mean. Why botherread more

I am so very disappointed that you're gone. We come here for years and we're so looking forward to…read moreeating here on our return. Best wishes for your future. But please come back!!!

This is a great place to grab an empanada and coffee to go. We arrived around 1:30 and they were…read morealmost sold out. Luckily we were able to grab two. We threw these in the fridge so we could eat it the next morning. After around 20-30 seconds in the microwave they were perfect to enjoy. The pastry was soft and flakey and the fillings were generous and seasoned perfectly.

Sorry to see you gone. Will miss your pasties especially the Saint Honrey. Good luck on future…read moreendeavors.

Food: almond croissant, ice tea, fresh squeezed orange juice. The almond croissant was delicious…read moreand made with a perfect amount of almond paste. Service: the gals working the counter were friendly and helpful. Ambiance: this is a small cafe and the selection of pastries was smaller than the larger bakeries we are used to but we only cared about almond croissants so it worked for us! Seating also available outside.

We had a fabulous time at Icy and Spicy! Such a cute and well decorated ice cream shop. I took my…read morenieces for the first time to South Beach and we stopped for some icecream and this was a perfect place to stop! We tried the mochi icecream and the oreo milkshake! My other niece got the cookie monster and cookie dough. It was a great time to bond with my family and enjoy icecream on the beach. I recommend to take the family for an enjoyable time.

Decided to stop in this cute little shop before calling our Uber to the airport. I wish we would…read morehave stopped in earlier in the week. My son and I shared a Dragon Fruit sorbet which was delicious. Service was quick as they are already prepared. I would definitely make a stop at this location again when I'm back in Miami because I would love to try the pineapple sorbet.

Lots of cool looking pastries, especially for a food court. It seemed like everything was priced…read moreat $8, which feels fair for some fancy looking items but a bit pricier for the more common pastries. Lots of choices, so might take several trips to try everything. Mango Cake: Not very heavy on the mango. But not heavy in other ways either. Light and spongy and creamy with a hint of mango flavor. Perfect for when you're mostly full, but you want to end with something sweet on your tongue. Chocolate Peanut Butter Cake: Perfectly indulgent for those who like creamy. A chocolate ganache around a big orb of peanut butter cream. Also, not too heavy. But strong on the peanut butter flavor. Strawberry Roll: Very thin jam layers rolled into soft cake. Also a subtle fruit flavor. And kinda light. Chocolate Roll: More personality than the strawberry roll. A little like devil's food. Though not too rich. Coffee Éclair: Ok, this one was indulgent. Tons of thick coffee custard inside the choux pastry shell.

Nice new kosher French patisserie. So enjoyed talking to the owner, damn I'm so bad with names…read more Anyway, not enough superlatives regarding the pastries. Only tried 2. Will be back to try all!