They really had cute stuff but was kind of pricey. It was a lot more pricier than your usual gift…read moreshop prices. I didn't purchase anything but they had cool stuff. I just felt like it wasn't worth the prices though.

One of the pricier gift shops we been too on our vacation. My daughter got me for some t-shirts and…read moreI bought myself some shot glasses. It's on a tourist attraction in an expensive city. Had we known our delay then canceled flight bought us more time in Florida, we would have skipped.

My favorite souvenir store in Little Havana Miami. It's…read moresmall and crowded but has a great variety of stuff. The staff keeps the items neat and are helpful in finding your sizes. Prices are competitive and selection is unique. Try the coffee in the back; they may have samples of cafecito.

The Little Havana Visitors Center is a souvenir shop not to be confused with the Little Havana…read moreWelcome Center which provides free attraction and tour information to tourists. This somewhat claustrophobic shop hits all the high points of a visit to Little Havana. Various items tout the dominoes, roosters, mojitos, and Cuban coffee that make this street in Miami so famous. Floor to ceiling is packed with guayaberas, tote bags, t-shirts, hats, purses, art, key chains, hats, purses, magnets, coin purses, coffee mugs, pot holders,, dominos, and more. There is a Cuban coffee bar in the back. All throughout the store salespeople are at the ready to help find a size or take down an item. Prices seemed reasonable for a tourist store with T-shirts around $25. I love the variety of items the Visitors Center offers. I ended up picking up a few classic car shirts for Fathers Day gifts. Just know that this store is very popular and can get very crowded especially when the tourist buses drop off a load of visitors.

Esther is the absolute sweetest. I live all the way in California and she helped me get a last…read moreminute Mother's Day gift! Her selection is incredible! She has everything. She even offered to deliver it the same/next day. She has the cutest jewelry and I can't wait to buy more things from her! Well worth it!

Stumbled upon this spot as I was looking for a gift for my wife. The shop has a great variety of…read moreunique and thoughtful items. Great for if putting together a gift basket or simply looking for something special for a loved one. The owner was super nice and helpful. She does a great job of choosing the perfect items to fill her shop. Highly recommend stopping by when in the area or if looking for that perfect little something.

Super cute bookstore with a surprisingly wide selection! There's something for everyone here. A…read moresolid kid's section with middle grades book; all of the currents reads; and a wide selection of Spanish reads, as well. There are also cute blind boxes and bookish things. Staff seemed friendly. I'm always excited to support a local bookstore.

My daughter and I visited this bookstore on a Sunday. I'm so happy we came by. She was looking for…read moresomething specific, while they didn't have what she was looking for, we got a chance to take a look around and see just how many amazing books and little knickknacks they had. Staff was super friendly. The prices were average, I didn't find the items to be overpriced. Overall, great bookstore! We will be back!

Just discovered this little gem recently. It used to be a with shop but now they moved the surf…read moreshop the back and you have different local vendors in the front. You can find cute hand-made jewelry, clothes, plants, and more. There's also a little café. Check it out when you're in the area.

A one stop shop for all things Miami! Perfect place to buy souvenirs and unique gifts that are…read morehandmade and curated by Miami businesses. The most beautiful art from recognized and emerging Miami-area artists. They house four different businesses including Coconut Grove's iconic, Maya Hatcha and Catch-A-Wave businesses and have two new shops to the Grove, Kreative Gardens and Kcüll Shop.

Fabulous selection of books, games, toys, photos, clothing, hats, and every church that you can…read moreimagine. Loved the posters bags and artistic water bottles. All price points.

Great tour in Winwood. Nice place for IG posts and buy some merch…read more Think the place charged $18 for entry. Might be pricey for a family but solo it was worth it. Art gallery had some amazing work. They don't serve food here but the AC blows cold and it's worth checking out

This place and an absolute scam! I ordered a product, they charged me, and then never shipped. I…read morecontacted them multiple times and got to response. Their phone number is not on service. The BBB will be hearing from me.

Scam. Simple as that. You buy and they never ship. Also, they never respond. You will have to claim…read morefor a refund within your credit card company. STAY AWAY

What an incredible little hole in the wall coffee shop. From yummy and perfectly curated matchas,…read morewith ingredients so fresh you can taste them, to deliciously unique sourdough cachitos, to a delicious and refreshingly selected market, basquet truly doesn't miss. With a very cozy and elevated ambiance and a staff that will never fail to make you feel welcome, Basquet is worth all the hype it so deservingly has received. I am a big fan of a cute co-working date here (even though the Mimi Yoga traffic can be heavy at times) and a cachito with an oatmilk matcha, with brown butter maple syrup and some cold foam to top it off... chef's KISS!

I've been coming here for a while and never really had any issues. The girls at the front have…read morealways been fine, nothing particularly special in terms of customer service, but no complaints either. I ordered a maple latte with cold foam, then decided to switch it to their maple sea salt latte. I didn't realize I wasn't being charged the extra $2 for the cold foam once I changed the drink, and she didn't mention it either, so I just assumed it was included. When I got my drink, I asked where the cold foam was, and she said she hadn't added it but could. Then, who I'm assuming was the manager or owner came out of nowhere and rudely said, "Well, I have to charge you for it," before proceeding to charge me. It's not about the money, I was completely fine paying for it. It's the principle and the way the situation was handled. There was clearly just a misunderstanding during checkout, but the attitude and lack of basic customer service made the whole interaction really off-putting. A little class and respect go a long way. You're honestly better off going to Navi (everyone there is extremely kind), Emissary, or honestly anywhere else around the Grove for that matter. Small details like this really leave a bad impression.

This is a great place to grab a snack, drink, or a souvenir when visiting Vizcaya. It is located…read more on the north side of the Main House, next to the Swimming Pool Grotto in the basement. This area was once the lower floor recreational rooms of the house enjoyed by James Deering. These rooms for men's recreation once housed the bowling, smoking, and billiard rooms. You must purchase a museum admission to have access to the gift shop and cafe. In 2017 Hurricane Irma did significant damage depositing three feet of water into the gift shop and cafe. It took three and a half years for this part of the museum to reopen. The historic leaded glass doors alongside the swimming pool and the terrazzo floor in the Smoking Room were restored and the stainless-steel sinks and kitchen tables were refurbished while kitchen equipment was added. Today the newly renovated Vizcaya Café and Gift Shop is managed by A Joy Wallace Catering with an eye towards healthier grab and go food choices. The menu includes appetizers, salads, hot and cold sandwiches, wine, coffee, tea, and desserts. I particularly love that they carry a selection of Tea Forte. There is also a children's menu. Many of the dishes are prepared with herbs grown in the garden. You can eat inside or outside with a view of the garden. The gift shop has a selection of carefully curated items inspired by the history, architecture, and gardens of Vizcaya. They sell books, candles, tea, coffee, ornaments, vases, decorative items, models, mugs, dishes, t-shirts, postcards, towels, coasters, and more. I especially loved a glass monarch butterfly you can hang in the window. It is obvious that the museum put a lot of effort not only into the space of their retail area and cafe but also into the variety of items they sell and the food and drinks they serve. This is one of the nicest museum cafe and gift shops that I have had the pleasure of visiting.

You order at a counter and they give you a beeper to know when it is ready for pickup. Like the…read morerest of the indoor spots at vizcaya, the indoor seating was all hard surfaces and kinda dark. Since it was a beautiful day we sat outside on the heavy metal garden furniture outside. my beeper went off pretty quickly. The food was ok. on a Saturday @ 11:30, we ordered the last Cubano. It was ok but un-remarkable. Bread was fresh, but not grilled. The pork was pretty flavorless. The flatbread of the day, again, was ok,but unremarkable. Very heavy on the fig jam and balsamic. Clearly they are trying to be a step up from museum fast food, but not really there yet.