Such a cool coffee spot! White Rose Coffee shares its space with Ocho Placas Tattoo Company, which…read moregives it a really unique vibe. I ordered an iced vanilla latte with oat milk and it was spot on, smooth, delicious, and you can definitely taste the quality of the coffee. The space is clean with plenty of seating, and the service was friendly and quick. Great little spot to grab a good coffee, hang out, or get some work done.

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.

The food, coffee and desserts here are exquisite. The service was amazing. I was in my wheelchair…read moreand the staff was so accommodating . The ambiance is beautiful and very quaint. This is my go to every time and for years I've been going there on special occasions

I only had a latte and a pastry but I really enjoyed it. Being able to sit outside, nothing super…read morefancy... service was quick and nice. You order inside, get a number and they bring you your order.

I was visiting Miami and asked a local for a restaurant recommendation. She directed me to…read moreVersailles. I had about a twenty minute wait without a reservation. I sat inside but waited outside until the table was ready. I had shrimp, rice, and fries for lunch. The portion size was generous so I took most of it back to eat later. The waiter was also very friendly and the price was not bad at all!

I was visiting Miami and asked a local for a restaurant recommendation. She directed me to…read moreVersailles. I had about a twenty minute wait without a reservation. I sat inside but waited outside until the table was ready. I had shrimp, rice, and fries for lunch. The portion size was generous so I took most of it back to eat later. The waiter was also very friendly and the price was not bad at all!

Hard to say what is the best thing about this place. Is it the food ? Yes for sure this time I had…read morethe Gallego - cantimpalo, prosciutto, tomato, manchego, garlic confit. It was amazing with the garlic confit putting it over the top. And you get a small or large so not some overpriced over large sandwich. They also have a daily special that looked really good. Maybe it's the ambiance? For sure it's just a cool building with high ceilings and decorated their words like your tias house. It's just cool old typewriters, mud century lamps and furniture. Great spot to hang out. They have a few outdoor tables and a bar. The place is not large but it's really very cool. Maybe it the coffe? The original concept was to take a ventanita up a notch and their coffe is excellent. A beautifully presented and tasting cafe con leche or cortadito And they have parking, free parking

I had a rude and unprofessional experience with the barista working today (8/28/26) - purple hair,…read morelots of eye makeup, did not get her name. After ordering my drinks and receiving them, she felt the need to hold up the line and single me out in front of everyone to inform me that she "wouldn't order" the way I ordered. Not telling me that I couldn't, but that *she* wouldn't. It came across incredibly self-important and petty. For context, I ordered two double espressos and paid an additional $1 for each cup of oat milk on the side. This is on the menu. I didn't ask for anything outrageous, yet she seemed perturbed that I ordered what I paid for. I have a newborn and have replaced oat milk whenever I use 'milk' because my supply has been very low and oats are said to aid in lactation support. I'm pumping breastmilk in the car every time I drive and nursing throughout the day. I'm doing everything in my power to consume as many lactation supporting foods as I can. I PAID FOR IT. I paid nearly $13 for two beverages, I didn't ask for anything free or try to do anything inappropriate. Yet I was treated with such odd hostility from the barista. She even made some comment about it being "a lot of cups", except it was just the two cups of milk where I poured the espresso into. She very simply could have poured the espresso into the cup of milk and ice, but apparently that was not something she was willing to do. So it seems the two little paper espresso cups going to 'waste' are because of her method of preparation and service. I didn't ask for special treatment or any exceptions to be made for me, I ordered off the menu. I paid for the milk and I paid for the espresso. The semantics of what I do with what I pay for is not of the barista's concern. I would encourage some supplemental training or remove oat milk from the menu if customers are going to be spoken to disrespectfully for buying it.

The name fits the place. You walk in and the music and the smells and the feeling of Colombia…read morebrings out all the feels. The drink menu is pretty average minus the four or five specialty drinks they have which sounded delightful. I went with the farmers drink which was sweet but not too overbearing. It is drip coffee with brown cane sugar, cinnamon and cloves. I had it with oat milk to make it creamier and it was iced. It was a 7.5 out of 10 for me. There weren't a ton of people here and so service was quick and simple. The barista was all smiles. Soft spoken and sweet. Parking is all paid and on the street.

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

This is a pretty cool place. They have coffee from all over the world. You get to order your latte…read moreand tell them what country's coffee beans you want to use. My coffee beans were from Kenya. They were delicious. My iced coffee was really smooth and tasted great.

The coffee is delicious here and the girl at the register was very sweet and helpful. I miss the…read morelocation at Dadeland that was my favorite.

My husband and I have visited twice now--on two separate trips--and it was just as good both times…read more We both ordered the iced Tres Leches coffee on each visit, and it's easily our favorite. I especially loved adding the vanilla wafer cookie to my coffee. We tried both the chicken and beef empanadas. Both were good, but we both agreed the beef empanadas were the standout. The flan was also delicious and definitely worth ordering. The staff were friendly and welcoming each time we visited. One thing I'd note for first-time visitors is that it seems easiest to order at the register, especially when things get busy and there's a lot going on. Great coffee, great food, and a place we'll continue coming back to whenever we're in Miami.

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

My dad treated me to birthday breakfast recently & while my original choice was Tina's in the…read moreGables because I hadn't been yet, we quickly changed our minds when we walked into a teeny, crammed space with an hour wait for a party of two. The hostess was very sweet & offered us counter seating, but it was literally right next to the entrance where everyone was standing trying to get out of the hot sun. Definitely not the birthday brekkie vibe I was after. And the parking situation? Diabolical. If I ever go back, I'm taking a Lyft. Once we got back to the car, I started thinking of somewhere close, delicious & that we could hopefully get into before 10:30, when most Miamians start making their way into the streets & every breakfast spot gets overrun. THREEFOLD CAFE! Hadn't been in a while & it was my dad's first time. We drove the 5min distance, parked in the ample, inexpensive garage & walked over. It was busy, but luckily we were seated right away by the lovely Ali (hey fellow Leo queen!), who got us started with drinks. Then my fave waitress Monica came over with her usual charisma & warmth. We had such a great time sipping their very good red wine sangrias & eating a delicious breakfast, including the absolutely to-die-for Don't Be a Lemon Tart French Toast. All in all, the loveliest, most perfect place & way to spend my birthday morning with my dad. Absolutely need to come by more often. Fantastic, consistent spot!

Extraordinary! Very authentically Australian, so I had to go twice in one week. The fries are thick…read morecut and beer battered, and totally delicious. I love that they're served with aioli, which is so much better than ketchup. The corvina used for the fish and chips tastes very fresh, and is nicely garnished with dill. The fried chicken burger is incredibly good, with a huge juicy chunk of chicken thigh coated with a thick layer of batter, fried until very crunchy and a beautiful dark golden colour, and topped with a large slice of tomato that soaks through the bread. The interior is lovely and the staff are so nice. You can even go sit there and work.

Was excited to stop in here for an afternoon coffee. Unfortunatly the coffee was just average for…read moreme. We asked for short iced lattes, so more of a balance of milk and coffee. The coffee flavor was still very muted. It was milky and a bit...watery? Not my favorite, but not horrible either. Staff was super friendly and welcoming. Looks like a cool spot, but it was a one and done for me.

Had the honey oat latte. It was good, not wow but if I was in the area I might get again. $8…read more Average price nowadays.

The food came out very fast. The service was incredible and workers were very nice. The over all…read moreambience was very cute, rustic, and homey.

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??