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    Le Parc Cafe

    4.3 (80 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Slice hot, ham bread
    Claudio N.

    Really nice french style local eating spot @ the Granada Golf Course in a historic 1920's coral rock building. There was a prev restaurant here loved locally and run by a Canadian co at first it took some time to accustomed but really good now they also have the tuesday gelato specials. This morning after a jog i had an iced latte, ham bread slice & large pumpkin soup all delicious must try. The parking here is ample and most importantly FREE with kind, polite, professional food service.

    4-egg omelet loaded with crispy bacon and cheddar cheese, served with a warm buttery croissant
    Keith D.

    ‍ Post-Golf Brunch at Country Club Diner - Le Parc Café 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.

    Silvia P.

    Loved the architecture and the food options. A nice mix of French and Latin delicacies, aligned with the festive time of the year. The service was great: patiently explaining the various plates and helping everyone to chose the best food. Enchanting area of Coral Gables with a European note as the entire location. Great place for a chill coffee with a friend.

    My all American, hot and to much to eat.
    James B.

    Sunday 74 degrees and a 3-4 mph wind. What could be more beautiful. Breakfast on the Coral Gable golf 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!

    Lauren N.

    Clean inside, ample seating inside and outside. A nice view of the golf course if you sit outside. I ordered an iced latte and an egg scramble. I chose to get mushrooms and peppers in. You could choose between a croissant or toast i believe, i got the croissant. The food and coffee were average. Nothing bad but the croissant didnt taste super fresh like the ones from French bakeries. Anyway, it was still a nice morning and i would recommend stopping by if you're on the golf course. Service was nice taking my order and they delivered my food to my table outside promptly.

    Danielle S.

    This place is gorgeous, the location is an 11/10. I was there on a Sunday and I was surprised that we didn't have trouble finding a table, we were there around 10:45am. You have to go to the bakery to order and they will give you a number to then take to the table you choose to sit out. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The food was good, very solid. It wasn't spectacular but it was good enough. I would give the food an 7.9/10. I'm not totally surprised that the food is not incredible because I don't get the idea that that's the best part of this place, the best part and the reason people gonna for the ambiance and location.

    Chicken sandwich
    Diandra L.

    OK this place is ADORABLE! One of my favorite walking routes is the Coral Gables golf course and for month's I've seen this little cafe but never popped in. Recently, I saw two women sitting outside in the afternoon with aperol spritz' which is what finally prompted me to tell me friends about it and organize a weekend hot girl walk. We stopped by for lunch on Saturday and we loved it. I got an iced tea and a chicken sandwich, and my friend got the Chicken Vol Au Vent which was like a French puff pastry filled with chicken and cheese. They have breakfast, lunch, and dinner with menu items like sandwiches, pastries, crepes, burgers, soups and other cafe staples. I also noticed a sign that aperol spritz' are two-for-one on Thursday's from 5 pm - 8 pm soooo catch me at Le Parc for an afternoon walk as we approach nicer weather in the evenings. There is street parking on Granada and in front of Le Parc and the venue offers both indoor and outdoor seating. Prices were pretty reasonable - my sandwich was around $16 and not only tasty, but large!

    Chiboust Tart in the front and Strawberry Tart in the back.
    Raul J.

    Nice little cafe with plenty of pastries and drinks, including some alcoholic drinks. There's many tables inside and outside, although they're not particularly comfortable. Staff were very kind and answered all my questions. I ordered a Strawberry Tart and a Chiboust Tart. I loved the Chiboust and the Strawberry Tart was good but nothing special.

    Meredith B.

    Monday midday....not crowded..ordered the "American" that indicates grilled seasoned potatoes as part of the $15.00 meal . After a 20 minute wait.... received 2 mcdonald's style hash browns in lieu of.... surprising and disappointing... sent it back to be corrected.... no apology for the error.. The meal was brought back as advertised on the menu after about 6 minutes, other items on plate including the eggs were room temperature.....service is Extremely Slow...... Parking is hit or miss depending on the day... I adore the location and the grounds are gorgeous.... Macchiato was acceptable. I ordered a croissant to go for later. Recommend having coffee and a pastry that is on display to avoid the long wait. Place is really not ideal for a complete meal unless you have a lot of time to kill.

    Complete Florentine
    Travis O.

    Delicious French cuisine! Order is taken at the register and they'll bring the food to you. The outside patio makes the perfect lunch spot.

    American breakfast
    Maria A.

    The place is at across from from the Coral Gables golf course. The people that go there are locals. The food was good. I mean truly good. The eggs benedict were perfectly done. The sauce was not salty like in some other places. It was just what it was suppose to be, the toast of the meal that brought everything together. My husband had the American breakfast which also was perfectly done. We also ordered the chocolate almond croissant which was flakey and the right amount of chocolate and almond. The service was fast and nice. No one bother us while we ate. So we were able to enjoy our time together. It does have limited outside seating but we sat inside. Would we go again? Yes! Can't wait to try other things on the menu.

    Cappuccino
    Alex F.

    This cafe is located in the back of the Coral Gables Country Club on the corner of Granada and N. Greenway Drive across from the Granada golf course. It was closed for renovations for a long time and the last few times I've walked around the golf course, I noticed that it was open again. Finally I got to take a break and have a late lunch here. It's a cute little cafe and bakery with a few tables inside and more tables outside under umbrellas. I sat outside and got to admire the gorgeous greenery and cool weather. I ordered the Provence sandwich and a cappuccino. The sandwich was good, but I wasn't crazy about the salami in it, which is not my favorite and I knew the sandwich contained it, so I can't blame the restaurant. The cappuccino was great and just the caffeine jolt I needed. I'd like to come back and try one of the other bakery items like the croissants or traditional French dishes on the menu. The food was prepared quickly and brought to my table outside within a few minutes. The staff is super friendly and helpful. Note - It is Coral Gables prices (more expensive than a typical cafe in Miami) but the adjacent parking lot and street parking are at least free. Overall, it was a perfect Friday afternoon treat.

    Elian Eduardo D.

    Nice little spot next to the golf course. I don't play golf or anything like that, but it is a nice area for runners, too. And after one of our runs we ended up having breakfast here. There are a couple outdoor tables, where we sat, and a nice variation of breakfast dishes and pastries. The service was good, nothing really to highlight, but friendly and professional; and the croque madame (or is it monsieur, when it has the egg on top?) was pretty good, too.

    2 lattes, ham cheese cachito, spinach quiche

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    Not impressed. I have been there three times. The pastries tasted old and the manager was very rude.

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    Food was great and prices reasonable. Great spot for Sunday brunch or a quick espresso. Best croissant in Miami.

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    Love that it's open to public. Really cool cafe and great options that are delicious.

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    I ordered a cappuccino, eggs Benedict, and an almond croissant. Each delightful! It's a little out of the way but absolutely worth it!

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    The food is very good specially breakfast dishes prompt service in a nice ambiance highly recommend

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    Delicious gem in Coral Gables! Everything from the burger to the croque and the quiche were very good.

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    Good food, outdoor seating and reasonably priced. Definitely recommend if you are looking for a good breakfast in the area

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    Excellent food and service! Owners are a hard working family. Today, I ate the best breakfast sandwich with homemade Brioche bread. Yum!!!

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    The place looks great. Ambiance good food and service. It's coming together. Good luck to them

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