Bistro Cafe definitely felt a little overpriced at first glance, but the portion sizes and flavor…read morehelped justify it. The servings were huge and everything tasted fresh and well made. My husband ordered the Basic Omelette with ham, onions, peppers, tomatoes, and mushrooms, and they absolutely loaded it with veggies. It was packed with flavor and very satisfying! I ordered the churrasco gyro and it was delicious! Generous portions of meat, fresh veggies, and plenty of tzatziki. The salads were also surprisingly good with just the right amount of dressing. A few disappointments: the potatoes are fried rather than roasted, there's no gluten-free bread option, and they don't offer decaf coffee. Overall though, the food was flavorful, filling, and worth trying if you're looking for hearty breakfast/brunch portions! We will be back.

I did not sit in to eat, but the place looked cute and like it had a good vibe. Menu had sooo many…read moreoptions Iced latte it was insane came with a cup rimmed with caramel and cookie. Very sweet but good Chicken Caesar wrap was huge. Chicken was very fresh and there was a lot of of it. Love that the wrap was coated in Parmesan cheese. I like when there's a mix of salad dressing and chicken so this was a little more chicken than I'd like but good bang for your buck

Visited for lunch and had the Goat Smash burger. Love that they have Estrella beer! Great service…read moreand selection. Will definitely be back.

This spot has a big, versatile menu starters, brunch, platters, and even a kids option and…read moreeverything comes out with good seasoning and solid portions. Service is quick and friendly, and the vibe is relaxed enough to grab a beer at the bar or sit down for a full meal. The starters were crispy and flavorful, and the brunch sandwiches on brioche are a standout. One thing to note: most of the fried items (like wings, fries, and potatoes) are cooked in vegetable oil, so if you're someone who prefers alternatives or avoids seed oils, just keep that in mind when ordering. Overall, it's a great neighborhood spot with fair prices, cold beer, and plenty of options for any mood.

I saw a roach in the corner so it ruined my experience completely. Rice beans and chicken was…read morehorrible. Do not come here. At least server was decently nice.

I was really excited to find a close Salvadoran restaurant but this was a thousand percent a miss…read more This is a pupusa and a half. You know why? Bc when I took it out it fell apart. The chicharron was just shredded pork, and not good. It did not taste good. The horchata not good. Also ordered a pan con bistec and that was a miss. The only reason I'm ok with giving them a 1 star is bc the staff was nice. The food was awful. A WASTE OF $37. Ordered for take out. I would like to mention, that even though I am Central American it's not hard to impress me so that says a lot. Generous on the salsa and repollo lol but bc you're going to need it to mask the taste. By the way that wasn't good either. Highly highly disappointed and wish I could have my money back.

I was reluctant to dine here based on the reviews, but extremely glad that I checked it out for…read moremyself. The service and food were great from start to finish! Maria, the manager welcomed us and Jennifer was there to also serve us. We ordered the Belgian waffles with berries, the eggs Benedict, chicken and waffles and the power bowl. They were (for the most part) all delightful and fresh. I was not a fan of the pesto dressing for the bowl so I had it on the side and glad I did. I always order sauces on the side to ensure fresh dishes. My bowl was topped with tuna, but I think next time I will choose chicken. The ambiance was cute and calm and the food came out in a timely manner. Overall rating was a 4.7/5 so I rounded up. Check them out and enjoy!

The Aragon Cafe is the breakfast cafe located on the Ground Level of the Hotel Colonnade, and I…read moreagree with several other reviews that preceded mine that it would not be my first or second choice in dining options had it not been for the breakfast credit included with our stay. What did I like? - The convenience that it's in the lower lobby of the hotel, so no need to leave the property. - The cafe itself is very chíc and if a few changes were made, it has lots of potential. What did I loathe? - The breakfast menu is okay, but the food itself is way overpriced for what's served. I ordered a Breakfast burrito, which was good, but not $18 good. I also ordered the Eggs Benedict, which looked pretty sad when they arrived at the table. Neither in flavor nor in presentation were they worth $23; there was more English muffin than anything else on top. The Hollandaise sauce was bland, and the ham used tasted dry. - Both breakfast entrees were served with hash brown fritters? Each bite was drenched in oil and oozed out of the hash browns. I took one bite and ordered a side of fresh fruit so my arteries could thank me later. - Drip coffee and juice are the only drinks included with your breakfast voucher; we opted to upgrade and pay for lattes, and also regretted that decision. The lattes were made by the server, who was quite distracted and was delayed serving them. They weren't worth the wait or the price. - Which leads to the final blow: service. The service was not that great at all. The young lady who attended the entire cafe by herself had an AirPod in her ear the whole time she was working, making it difficult for her to hear us (or other patrons) when we would call for her attention. She did not come around to check on our tables or refill our drinks. She was delayed in bringing out items she had to prepare, such as the lattes. The service was slow and frustrating, in addition to the poor-tasting food. Even more frustrating was that the service charge was already included in the bill, which is likely why the server has no motivation to attend to guests better. The meal at the Aragon Cafe in NO WAY impacts or influences my opinion of the excellent hotel that The Colonnade is. I can separate the two and hope that, as spectacular as The Colonnade is, the Aragon Cafe will take a second look and improve its form of serving guests.

Stopped by First Watch in Doral and had a great time. Huge shoutout to Javier, Mayra Escalona,…read moreJennifer Perez (), Andy, and the super friendly and all top manager Miguel! Friendly , attentive, and made us feel welcomed the second we walked in. We ordered the salmon eggs benedict (rich hollandaise, crispy potatoes) and The Trifecta with a golden Belgian waffle, poached eggs, and avocado toast, plus an iced coffee. Also sip into a refreshing mint Frappuccino to truly enjoy the swirling coffee flavors of the spot! The mint contrasts the sweetness of the coffee. Everything was fresh, quick, and hit the spot. Clean spot, nice vibe, and genuinely awesome service. Definitely coming back!

Yesterday we went to First Watch, and it was exactly what we needed after playing paddle. If you're…read morelooking for a breakfast or brunch spot that actually feels healthy and energizing, this place is such a great option. My boyfriend and I came in starving after our match, so we were definitely looking for something that felt like real fuel, not just a heavy brunch. I ordered the Power Wrap, which was packed with fresh ingredients and protein -- super satisfying without feeling heavy. I paired it with the Morning Meditation juice, which was bright, refreshing, and the perfect boost after a workout. My boyfriend ordered the Chimichurri Steak & Egg Hash, and wow... the flavors were incredible. The steak was tender and savory, the chimichurri added that perfect fresh kick, and everything together felt hearty and comforting. Of course, we also had to enjoy it with a great cup of coffee, which made the whole breakfast even better. Everything was delicious, fresh, and nourishing -- the kind of meal that leaves you feeling satisfied and energized instead of sluggish. If you want a great breakfast or brunch in Miami that feels both indulgent and healthy, First Watch is definitely a place worth visiting.

So glad this place came across my social media a while back. We went here for breakfast this…read moremorning, and decided to try a little bit of everything. So glad we did! You get seated, then order at the counter, then they bring you food and drinks to you. It was fairly crowded, but didn't take terribly long for our things to come out. I had an iced vanilla latte, above average as far a iced vanilla lattes go. Great flavor, not overly sweet! Pancakes: Nutella with Kit Kat - for the kids, but we all tried it! Very rich, very thick, definitely want to have a drink on hand if you attempt this stack. The little ones were very happy with this option! Dubai Chocolate - the chocolate syrup really helps them go down without needing to add maple syrup. Very sweet, very yummy, the fresh fruit on top is a nice compliment. Favorite of the other 3 adults, some for texture, some for flavor, really a good Tiramisu - so light and fluffy, great flavor, the mascarpone cream was a nice light addition and really completed the flavor palate. My favorite!! Nice little crunch, not excessively sweet, and loaded with toppings. To be clear, they were all super sweet and didn't need syrup for flavor, but couldn't hurt to increase the moisture because the pancakes were very fluffy, and all the toppings were generous, but by the time you got to the bottom of the stack most of the toppings were consumed - we might be a little gluttonous... but this is the hold out on the fifth star, the bottom pancakes only had toppings on the margin that was exposed. The breakfast burrito had lots of fillings in it, I tried a bite, friends were sharing it, but there was plenty for everyone to try! One person ordered a croissant sandwich, the two of them that tried it really enjoyed it. All portions are very generous! For adults and two kids couldn't finish everything. Would definitely come here again!

Visited for brunch with a few friends and unfortunately, the experience fell short from the moment…read morewe walked in. We were immediately hit with an unpleasant odor that can only be described as a dirty mop smell. When ordering at the counter, we couldn't help but notice how unclean the coffee preparation area looked. That alone was enough for us to skip coffee altogether, which says a lot for a brunch spot. Service was just okay, nothing particularly memorable either way. The food itself was also underwhelming, especially considering the price point. It wasn't bad, but it definitely didn't justify the cost. The pancakes, in particular, missed the mark. They were dense and thick, more like traditional pancakes, when we were expecting something lighter, fluffier, and more soufflé-like. The eggs Benedict were average at best and didn't stand out in any way. The breakfast platter was probably the highlight of the meal, but even that wasn't enough to redeem the overall experience. All in all, it was a disappointing visit, and unfortunately, not somewhere we'd return.

Any time I'm at the office, I always start my day here with a cafe con leche and a pan con…read moretortilla. The service is always excellent and the food is always great. I'm so glad they're here!

Wonderful cafe with great food and drink options. Always a good vibe whenever I walk in. Service is…read moreimpeccable.

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.