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.

Visited Miam Cafe and left very disappointed with the overall experience…read more There is a sign at the entrance asking guests to wait to be seated, so we did. Unfortunately, no one ever came to greet us, and after waiting for a while, I had to walk to the counter to ask to be seated. The employee apologized and said she hadn't seen us. After we were seated, she brought us menus but explained that when we were ready to order, we would have to return to the counter to place our order ourselves. That was surprising enough, but what really bothered me was seeing a mandatory 15% service charge added to the bill. I have no problem tipping for good service, but automatically charging 15% when customers are expected to get up and place their own orders makes no sense to me. It's another example of the tipping culture getting out of hand. To make matters worse, the food was very expensive and simply wasn't worth the price. Between the confusing service, mandatory service charge, and overpriced food, I won't be returning and cannot recommend this place.

Great patio for a post workout brunch. Lots of people from regulars to pre cruise. Staff was…read moreawesome and made a great drip coffee the slow way. Iced latte and cold brew went well with eggs Benedict, omelette and acacado toast with add on eggs. My husbands granola parfait was MASSIVE. Only complaint was the chairs made a ton of noise when we got in and out. Dogs welcome.

The ambiance is nice, they have an intimate inside where you can work on your computer and enjoy…read moretheir coffee & tea selection. My favorite was the mango bowl, it was fulfilling and had a lot of fruit on top. The service was a little slow, they need more servers. But other than that it's a cute date spot. The bread was good too but a lil pricey.

The chicken waffle with berries is the telling dish. The batter is restrained, doesn't oversell…read moreitself with sweetness, the waffle has structure instead of dissolving into custard. The berries stay whole and tart instead of melting into jam. That restraint is what separates precision from indulgence. The avocado toast comes with radish shaved thin and microgreens that aren't buried, just placed. The plating is considered, not theatrical. Big difference. The benedicts work. Hollandaise holds the emulsion, the eggs are cooked to the yolk, the proteins don't bleed. The pancakes (key lime, pistachio, Belgium ganache) are where they let personality show, but the base is always solid. The plain croissant is $5 and tastes like they're not cutting corners. They close at 3:30 PM. That constraint is actually their strength. You eat when the kitchen is fresh, not fighting fatigue at lunch hour. Everything lands at the same level of finish because they're not spread thin across 12 hours. The mosaic tables make every meal feel unhurried. The outdoor section has real breeze and light. The price feels honest, $24-32 depending on what you add. This is breakfast and brunch executed like someone actually cares how it tastes and where you sit.

Not a bad cafe located in Miami, Beach!…read more The first thing you notice when you walk in is that there is a scent of stale incense. A bit musty but not bad. We ordered two coffees; Dulce de leche iced latte with included cold foam and a pistachio iced latte (Dulce de leche was better!) For food we both got a breakfast sandwich with no bacon(cross-contamination for gluten) and the gluten free bread. I am celiac (gluten free)This was very tasty and would have again! The service was normal, casual, and well. Nothing out of this world but still kind and respectful. I would 100% eat here again but I would love to see lower prices for everything. It all seems so much but it's a given being in Miami where everything is expensive. Parking is also next to the cafe and it's 20$ an hour or 20.40$ online which is a bit too much

Came across this place as I wanted to try something that's not "trendy " and all the Miami "hype "…read morewith the gazillion dollar prices . This place def did the job all the servers were super attentive and the food was delicious ! I recommend coming here !! You will not regret it at all . The ambiance is good too not loud but not quiet and it's just like a breath of fresh air !

This is a no frills brunch spot with the kindest staff! We decided to pick up food to take over to…read morethe beach and I loved my veggie bagel, iced coffee and these incredible sweets they have next to the register called reisgech (spelled incorrectly) for $2. I recommend picking something up and eating on the beach if you are in the area!

I really love this coffee shop in Brickell! It's such a cozy and welcoming place -- the perfect…read morespot to grab a coffee, relax, or get some work done. I also love how convenient it is to order through the self-service terminal; it makes the whole experience quick and easy. LGBTQ+ friendly A special shoutout to Melanie -- she makes an amazing coffee and is always so friendly and attentive. The latte temperature is perfect, and the foam texture is exactly how it should be: smooth, creamy, and well-balanced. My favorite is the 10 oz latte -- I think it has the perfect ratio of milk to coffee. Every time I come here, the quality is consistent, which is something I really appreciate. The pastries are delicious, and they also have great sandwiches. Overall, this place has a great atmosphere, quality coffee, and a lovely team. Definitely one of my favorite coffee spots in Brickell!

I think it's meh. I didn't really care for the smoothie I got and the coffee was fine. I got a…read morechicken pesto sandwich that was also just okay. Cute place and they have a big menu but I don't know, I was thinking to like it a little more.

I love finding new places to try and if they are girly cute, then even better! Little Hen is one of…read moremy favorite places for brunch and a fun cocktail. The food is great, service always amazing and the decore is admirable. Parking can be tough to find during the lunch hour or on the weekends but it's worth the struggle. Find a seat outside and enjoy the scenery of lavender and rose petals. You will definitely find yourself coming back again and again, just like us. Enjoy!

I love cute. If you've ever been to the Glass Knife in Winter Park, Little Hen gives off similar…read morevibes, only much cuter. The rose petal pancakes are just as good as they look, and yeah, so fun! Service was excellent. I can't speak for parking; we took an Uber from our hotel. It's such a pretty place. I have to give my partner props, because this is a 100% girly joint and he absolutely loved it. If you're looking for a mother-daughter brunch spot, a place to host a bridal or baby shower brunch, or a girls' brunch out, this is it. Period.

A fantastic experience! The food was fresh and delicious,…read moreand the coffee was superb. Our server, Andrea, was incredibly warm, friendly, and professional. Highly recommended! It felt just like being possessed by Dolores Umbridge.

I had higher expectations for this spot…read more.. I have had some great Israeli food, especially in NYC and the Broward area of South Florida. I ordered the lunch special - one protein with two sides, and it comes with a soup and coffee. -I never got my soup. -I don't drink coffee, so I asked if tea was possible in which the waitress was not sure, but because the soup wasn't ready, she'd ask if they could make an exception. They did, thank goodness. -I got schnitzel with a side of roasted cauliflower and a side of eggplant and red pepper. -The schnitzel lacked flavor, was not crispy and the breading slid/fell off. -The sides were cold. I really wish it said that they were cold side dishes as I wanted a warm and comforting dish. -I also ordered a borek. Not crispy and flaky at all as they should be, the entire bottom was wet and soft from the filling. -Poor ventilation and you leave smelling like food. Yuck. -When I got the bill, the waitress didn't tell me that the gratuity charge was already included. In which I almost gave her more of a tip, I think that they should disclose that 100%. It's kind of a trick not to and a lack of honesty doesn't gain you an extra tip. For $36, I am sure you can get better food, and Israeli food, elsewhere.

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.