Dropped in for an iced americano as well as cookies from an in store pop up…read more The coffee was good. They also have different latin pastries and plenty of seating. Interestingly the space also features a connected tattoo shop.

I am obsessed with White Rose Coffee. They make some of the best coffees in town but what is even…read moremore charming abou tthis spot is how community based the spot is. They are always having pop ups celebrating small businesses, or small events that are curated to feature interesting topics and showcase different local merchants. It's how I discovered Chi Chi's bakeshop - fantastic baked goods - a cool thrift shop, and also an awesome film photo booth vendor. I will dream of the tequenos regularly, in addition to their other grab and go snacks. The coffee they use is from a local roaster, Perla Coffee, and quite delicious. The best tip I could give, besides visiting them and enjoying a killer cup of coffee, is to follow them on Instagram. That's where they post their events, pop-ups, and seasonal / limited time menu items. Parking is easy - you can park in the funeral home across the street no problem. This spot is also women-owned, making it a perfect place to add to your rotation to celebrate Women's History Month and support women-owned businesses. This location also houses Ocho Placas Tattoo shop, a gallery, and film lab. The concept is awesome, and I can't wait to visit again.

‍ Post-Golf Brunch at Country Club Diner - Le Parc Café…read more 2420 NW 7th St, Miami, FL 33125 After a refreshing morning walk around the Granada Golf Course, our CRE team ducked into Le Parc Café, a hidden gem just outside Coral Gables that turned out to be the perfect Friday brunch meeting spot. We grabbed a table inside across from the counter -- the space was cool, cozy, and flooded with natural light, a nice contrast to the Miami heat outside. Great energy for casual strategy talk. Order Highlight: I went for the 4-egg omelet loaded with crispy bacon and cheddar cheese, served with a warm buttery croissant on the side. (See pic ). It was comfort food done right -- fluffy eggs, sharp cheddar melt, and real-deal bacon, not that paper-thin stuff. Service was friendly and quick. Coffee refills came without asking. Staff were chill but attentive, which made it easy to talk business without interruptions. Overall, this spot strikes the perfect balance for a laid-back, productive CRE catch-up -- no loud crowds, no fuss, just solid food and clean ambiance. Bonus points for easy parking and a menu that works whether you're here for a breakfast deal huddle or a solo laptop session. Already planning to make this a recurring Friday tradition.

Sunday 74 degrees and a 3-4 mph wind. What could be more beautiful. Breakfast on the Coral Gable…read moregolf course. Five of us sitting and waiting for our brunch. It arrived and was great. Food, service and location. Even my 3 year old grandson love it. The other patrons we also very nice. It was a relaxing and enjoyable!

I was told that when you're in Florida ESPECIALLY Miami you HAVE to get Cuban food. And wow... now…read moreI understand why. As we were driving in, the place already looked beautiful. We came in the evening and immediately, as we walked up, there was music, people laughing, talking, smiling... the energy was incredible. I also loved that there was a bar off to the side while waiting. We ordered a few mojitos and sat outside at the tables and benches, just enjoying the atmosphere. When our name was finally called and we walked inside, I genuinely felt like I was stepping into history. The atmosphere here is unmatched. The music, the aromas, the people. God, I loved it here and I hadn't even tried the food yet. We ordered the braised oxtail (which came with plantains and rice), salmon glazed in guava BBQ sauce, ceviche tropical, assorted empanadas, and a Cuban sandwich. Everything was phenomenal. The sauce paired with the empanadas perfectly. The guava BBQ glaze on the salmon was absolute perfection. It was the perfect combo of sweet, smoky, and flavorful. The ceviche had the perfect acidity and tasted so fresh and refreshing. This is one of the most famous Cuban restaurants in Miami. It completely lives up to the reputation. Highly recommended

DIRT AND MUD IN THE SALAD!!! WATCH OUT…read more We ordered the salad with mango and pecans. They do not wash there lettuce. There was literally dirt/mud at the bottom and I took my first bite and it felt like biting into sand. Upon spitting the food out onto my plate it was black sludge. Literally my tongue and teeth were black. The waiter came by and grabbed the plate when I was in the bathroom. I spent about 10 minutes trying to get that BLACK SLUDGE out of my mouth. When I was spitting out the dirt/mud wife noticed the bus boys laughing at me and there was not a manger in sight. When I asked for a manager he did not even respond. No apology or anything just a look of confusion. Worst experience in a restaurant in my life and I love to eat and have been to many types of restaurant big and small. Cheap and expensive and this one takes the cake. We were so bummed as I see thousands of great reviews. But if there was a zero I would have given zero stars the way they handled the situation. If you eat there in the future make sure to check for DIRT/MUD.

I absolutely LOVE Tinta y Café. This is one of those places that I find myself coming back to over…read moreand over again, and honestly, it's become a Friday tradition for me. No matter when I go, there's usually a wait, but that's how you know it's good--and trust me, it's always worth it. The breakfast sandwiches are incredible, and whatever they're doing with those sauces needs to be studied because they're that good. The pan con lechón is one of my favorites, the croquetas never disappoint, and their iced Cuban coffee is the perfect way to start the day. Everything tastes fresh, homemade, and packed with flavor. Tinta y Café feels like one of those quintessential Miami spots that locals love for a reason. Great food, great coffee, and a vibe that keeps you coming back week after week.

A charming little gem in Coral Gables that absolutely deserves a visit, with a few caveats…read more The interior is cozy and full of character, decorated in a nostalgic '80s style with a lovely bar area that makes you want to stay a while. It's small, though, so be prepared to put your name on a waitlist if you're hoping to sit inside. There's also an outdoor seating option where you can order through their cute little walk-up window "la ventanita," as they call it. On a cloudy day like ours, the weather wasn't an issue, but unfortunately the outdoor area shows some wear: the plants, and the tables all need some attention. Worth noting, one section sits close to the restaurant's large trash bins, and the smell does reach the tables, which is a shame. Now, the good stuff , and there's plenty of it. The staff is wonderful: young, enthusiastic, genuinely warm and professional. The passion they have for what they do comes through immediately. The passion fruit juice (jugo de parchita) was absolutely delicious naturally unsweetened, which for me is exactly right. And the sandwich? That's what brought me here in the first place, and it did not disappoint. It was outstanding, the kind of thing you find yourself thinking about long after you've left. 100% recommended. Here's hoping they give that outdoor space some love soon!

yummy food, lovely space and location, great coffee, friendly staff. Nice cafe to relax in.read more

Great service, seems like only one woman working here she's bussing tables and taking orders and…read moremaking orders. She was very sweet and polite! I got the tiramisu iced coffee it was delicious and comes with thick cold foam which I love. And a ladyfinger! I also got a guava pastry, I got it heated up because that's the way I love pastries and that was great too! A tad oily but to be expected. Would come back

Coffee the best selection around . They do the Americano brew for a few international and native…read moreblends.

small shop, perfect for studying (has wifi, outlets, high top seating with a window view). Service…read morewas kind and welcoming. I ordered a tasty iced vanilla latte with oatmilk. I wanted a dark coffee flavor with minimal acidity, so the barista recommended a cuban coffee and i loved it.

So good! Had a great time and snack here with my family. 10/10! The croquetas were really tasty and…read morecame with a lovely green sauce. The orange juice is freshly squeezed

I found this place online rated as one of the best Cuban coffee spots in Miami so I had to visit…read morewhile on vacation. It is right in the heart of Little Havana so there is plenty to walk around and sightsee before or after your visit. Now let's get into the real review, the coffee drinks were strong and delicious, just how it should be. We had no clue what to get but the customer service was top tier. Our waiter just asked about our coffee preferences (hot, cold, strong, sweet, alcoholic, etc.) and chose the perfect options for us. The only reason why I am rating 4/5 instead of 5/5 is just because of the prices. We had two coffee drinks and a small tiramisu that costed $35. It was all great but in my opinion, this was a steep price. However, I would recommend for others to visit this place and I would visit again.

The cafe was in a beautiful location and all the food was delicious. Highly recommend the cauli…read more'shrooms dish it was unique and delicious though everything was great. Our server Monica was so hospitable and really went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and taken care of. Highly recommend

An absolute gem! I'm mad that I never ate there before. We…read morewent on Easter Sunday for a late breakfast. We did not reserve but they were able to sit us outside, it was a beautiful day. We probably had 3 different servers, I loved how they all worked together. They were all friendly and polite; Alegra was the one we talked to the most, she was terrific. On to the food, we loved it! We had a Morrocan Spice Avo Toast with a poached egg, it was delicious!! Had to take half home. We also ordered Pope Benedict and WOW was it good. The hash browns were crispy, the eggs were perfect and the cauliflower purée delicious. I wanted there to be more of it! We also had a perfectly made latte served in a glass who I love and a calming refresher, so good. If you haven't been, do yourself a favor and go! Can't wait to go back and try other things.

The place is clean inside, and the baristas are helpful. Some seating areas…read more I had the vanilla iced latte, it definitely tasted good and the quality they use for the espresso is very high. I wish they had cute cups, something to put this place higher on my list. Although I liked it, it wasn't a standout for me. Nonetheless, I would definitely return.

This place was great for a slow morning and quick bite. I went very early on a Saturday morning and…read moreit was still a little busy. The staff was nice and patient while I made my selections. The breakfast, while simple was excellent. The honey oat latte is currently one of my favorite ones in Miami.

Service atmosphere and food are awesome. We ordered the Greek omelette and the chocolate chip…read morepancakes. It was great.

Another hit or miss place in Miami. Normally good but can vary. WTF is with Miami?...you would…read morethink based on where people and coffee come from they would know how to and have good, consistent coffee in this city but they do not. Every other cup of coffee I have with the good pastries here tastes like black water with no flavor. Is it that difficult to brew a good cup of coffee in Miami and should I stay home and brew some dark Italian roast instead??