During my quick trip to Wynwood, we ate breakfast at Libertino a handful of times. We loved the…read moreavocado toast but especially the pressed avo toast with a poached egg and arugula. It's pretty cool what this coffee shop can pump out with such a small kitchen. It was nice because they do have a highchair and I was easy to pull up with my daughter and enjoy some avocado toast with her. Also love the flat white! I tried the BLT one day and it was verrrryyy sweet. It my fav but everything else was fab. I

Yummy drinks!! The…read moreube coconut latte was delicious. Super cute place. Also went for a small party to hear the DJs Mestiza from Spain and it was phenomenal!!! The vibe there is no other.

I found this place thanks to Yelp and we decided to go here because of the closeness to the Wynwood…read morewalls. The place is very spacious and airy. You order at the counter and they bring your food to the table. We went with the matcha tiramisu pancake and the strawberry pancake. I mean they were incredibly fluffy, great flavor, and not too sweet. So perfect. I also order a strawberry matcha latte bit it was so sweet that had to ask for more milk on it. If you are in a Miami this place is a must!

First time trying this new fluffy pancakes what a great experience we had a strawberry pancakes and…read morebacon sandwich, which it was made of pancake as well. Fluffy tasty it was an extraordinary and experience service was fast parking outside on the street. Ambience it's made for a family or for a nice breakfast or brunch with your friends or boyfriend. They sell coffee. I like that there was a board, with a touch screen where you can check all the menu and got photos for everything on the menu.

The food was delicious and service was good. I like the vibes this place has. You can sit outside…read moreor inside. The inside room space is small. The portion size was good size. I got the immunity drink which was tasty. I would go back again. Its close to the Hyatt we stayed at. I would recommend this place.

I honestly don't understand how this place has more than 4 stars on Yelp…read more We ordered the Shakshuka, Steak & Eggs, and two orders of pancakes. The Shakshuka was okay--perfectly edible, but nothing memorable. The Steak & Eggs was pretty much the same: decent, but definitely not worth the premium price. The biggest disappointment was the pancakes. They were dense, had noticeable lumps in the batter, and were nowhere near as light and fluffy as good pancakes should be. The syrup also didn't taste like real maple syrup, which was surprising considering how expensive everything is. Speaking of prices, Café Bastille is seriously overpriced for what it delivers. The restaurant also wasn't cool enough inside--the air conditioning struggled to keep the space comfortable, which made the meal less enjoyable. The one bright spot was the service. Our server was friendly, attentive, and did an excellent job throughout the meal. One more thing that is becoming increasingly frustrating in Miami: the bill already included a mandatory 20% gratuity. While I always tip for good service, automatically adding 20% regardless of the experience feels excessive. This trend is getting out of control and takes away the customer's ability to reward service based on merit. Overall, this feels like a place designed more for tourists than for locals. Nice presentation and good marketing, but the food simply doesn't justify the prices. Unfortunately, I wouldn't come back.

Elegantly designed French café across from the Wynwood Marketplace. Upon entry, the smell of fresh…read morecroissants peaked my interest to the large pastry display cases. The double Honduran blend espresso was roasty and strong presented in a small cup with a fox's face stamped on the side with the words "I FOX YOU" but not really sure why. Watched the pastry chef prepare batter for a classic French dessert called Fraisier. The kitched screamed FRESH BAKED GOODS HERE!!!

I visited Yann Couvreur Pâtisserie today and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience. The…read moreplace seemed severely understaffed, with only two waiters handling the entire restaurant. We waited quite a while before anyone came to our table, and even after that, every time we needed something, it took a long time to get assistance. We started with coffee, which was fine, but the service continued to be very slow. When my husband ordered the chicken burger with fries, we waited nearly 30 minutes, only to be told afterward that they had run out of fries. That was extremely frustrating, especially after such a long wait. The waiter did try to make up for it by offering us some desserts on the house, which was appreciated, but it didn't make up for the overall experience. Going out to eat should be enjoyable and relaxing, not a situation where you constantly have to chase down your server. The food I tried was okay, but the service and lack of organization really took away from the experience. It seems like management needs improvement. Unfortunately, I won't be returning.

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.

Nice, calm atmosphere. We had breakfast that consisted of the Miami burrito and Miami pancakes. The…read morefood was fantastic, and the presentation was beautiful. We also tried a strawberry matcha and a mango matcha, both of which were equally amazing. Yiri was extremely sweet and gave excellent suggestions on what to order. Thank you, Yiri, for making us feel welcome.

Delicious coffee, tasty food, and a beautiful aesthetic - what more could you ask for? Sable…read moredelivers on all three! I ordered the Vietnamese coffee and the P.E.C. bagel. I'd never tried Vietnamese coffee before - its coffee with sweetened condensed milk. To my surprise, it wasn't overly sweet. The flavors were perfectly balanced. The P.E.C bagel came with Waygu pastrami, egg & cheese. While it took a little while to come out, you could tell it was freshly made. The cheese was perfectly melted and gooey, and every bite was worth the wait. My husband ordered the breakfast burrito which contained egg, cheese, hash browns and avocado. We swapped half of our serving so we each could try something different. It ended up being the highlight of the meal for me. Every ingredient worked well together, without feeling too heavy. Sable definitely made a fantastic first impression, and I can't wait to be back!

I'll start off by saying I would gladly enjoy the iced coconut cloud matcha every single day if I…read morecould. So delicious. Sable is chill, counter service and I visited two times during my visit to Miami, both times there was no wait/line which definitely a plus. The interior is cute, with a back room that turns into a night club but is open for eating & coworking in the day. I tried the turkey bagel and thought it was going to hit but it lacked something flavor wise, and I didn't love the hot sauce they had. However I also tried the corn pastry and that was really good. So maybe I just ordered wrong for my main dish!

While on vacation we stopped by this shop everyday. The beverages are insane and delish! The…read moreatmosphere is really lovely and tons of things to entertain your eyes. Thank you for making a traditional style beverage!

Solid stop if you're riding through South Florida. MOTO GP/Adventure biker ambiance, cool helmets…read morefor sale, staff is friendly. The coffee is genuinely good, that's the main draw for me. There's a food tent outside on Sunday slinging breakfast burritos and tacos, also worth grabbing before you roll out. The vibe is a mixed bag. Sometimes you get a steady stream of riders pulling in to grab a coffee, smoothie or a sandwich wrap and show off their bikes, which is the best part of the place, good people-watching if you're into motorcycles. Then there's a whole other crowd of trendy Miami types who show up for the aesthetic. The music doesn't help much either imo, tacky electronica that feels like it's trying too hard to be cool and lure the younger trendy crowd with no bikes, i love electronica, but not the tacky edm mainstream type. Bottom line, go for the coffee, the smoothies, the acai bowl and the bikes, tune out the rest. Solid neighborhood hang if you take it for what it is.

EXCELLENT SERVICE EXCELLENT FOOD…read moreUPSCALE DINER Mt girlfriend and I were looking for breakfast in the afternoon. We stumbled upon this very hip, cool vibe diner that did not disappoint! THE BAGELS ARE PHENOMENAL! The service was impeccable! Again, HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Sadelle's at Kith Miami: where the tuna melt is a masterpiece, the staff is gold, and the…read morepatrons... well, let's just say the real dish being served is entitlement. First, the good stuff: The tuna melt? A triumph. Perfectly toasted, just the right balance of creamy and crispy, and honestly, worth every bite. The staff? Absolute pros. Attentive, kind, and handling the chaos with the patience of saints. Now, the not-so-great: The scene. If you've ever wanted to watch people treat service staff like personal assistants, this is your front-row ticket. The air is thick with overpriced perfume and condescension. A little "please" and "thank you" wouldn't kill anyone, but judging by the clientele, that's apparently a luxury too far. Come for the food, tip your servers well, and try to tune out the background noise of entitlement.