usually meet up with my family on weekends--otherwise we wouldn't see each other even though we…read morelive in the same city lol. Sometimes we switch it up and go somewhere nice, and Chocolate Fashion is always a great choice. The food is always fresh and delicious, but this time I went for the Spanish chorizo omelette with extra chorizo--because let's be real, regular chorizo is never enough lol. And wow... it had that perfect spicy chorizo kick, super flavorful, juicy, and just straight-up mouthwatering. Like every bite was rich, slightly smoky, a little picante... just insanely good. Of course, I had to get my usual café con leche--smooth, comforting, and exactly what you need with a brunch like this. And for dessert, a key lime pie that was the perfect ending. That balance of sweet and tangy, super refreshing, light but satisfying... honestly couldn't have finished the meal in a better way. Love this spot for a chill, quality family brunch. Always hits.

I loved finding this place; the atmosphere is super comfortable and well-organized--simply cozy…read more All the products are beautifully displayed, although not everything has a price tag visible. We chose a table and were attended to right away; we were even served water while we looked over the menu. We opted to split a "Chicken Club" ($16.95), adding an extra side of fries ($3.25). The sandwich was delicious--the chicken was tender and juicy, the bread was toasted to perfection, the bacon was crispy, and everything was very well-seasoned. The fries were also delicious, though I thought it was absurd to charge extra for them instead of the salad, which is the standard side dish. To drink, we had a simple Americano ($3.75) and a Mocha Latte ($8.95); the Mocha was delicious but, in my opinion, super expensive! We took home a Cannele ($3.95) and a Tiramisu ($8.50); ​​both were very tasty--sweet, but not excessively so! I liked that they also offer lunch options; my favorite pick of the day was the "Boeuf Bourguignon," though I didn't get to try it--perhaps next time! Overall, it was a good choice, and the prices were actually quite reasonable compared to the cost of everything else in Miami!

+ 58 Gourmet is a lovely stop for a quick coffee. While I wish they offered more specialty-style…read moreoptions, the coffee I had was good . The space itself is beautiful thoughtfully designed with charming decor that makes you want to linger a bit longer. The staff was incredibly sweet and welcoming, which made the visit feel warm and easy.

Cute coffee shop with pastries and plenty of seating. A bit on the pricier side, but the pastries…read moreare very good quality. Staff were friendly and service was quick. I ordered a matcha+chai iced latte and it was alright. It was my first time trying that combo and honestly I barely tasted the matcha, so I'm not sure if it's a good representation of the drink. The only real negatives I would say are the smell of the place and it not being a good place to work/study for an extended period of time. The air freshener they use is unpleasantly strong and around 3pm, school gets out and the place becomes flooded with rowdy kids.

Loved the pancakes services was great food came fast and it a wonderful place to take the whole…read morefamily i also arrived around 1 pm

I've been seeing Fluffy Fluffy Café all over social media so I finally had to check it out and it…read moredefinitely lived up to the hype. I ordered the Breakfast Sandwich and what made it unique was that the bread was actually made from fluffy pancakes. I thought that was such a cool twist. It came with this delicious breakfast sauce that paired perfectly with the sausage and egg, making every bite ridiculously good. Of course, I also had to try their Signature Fluffy Pancakes, and OMG... these absolutely hit the spot. The pancakes were incredibly soft and airy, the whipped cream was light, the fresh fruit added the perfect balance, and once you poured on the syrup... wow. Easily the highlight of the meal. Something I did notice is that my pancake was not like in the image menus. They look more fluffed up. My order was almost like any other regular pancake lol if you park in the garage behind the restaurant make sure to get your parking validated. I had no idea they offered validation and ended up getting hit with a $30 parking charge which idk when prices went up. I do wish the staff had mentioned it while checking on me during my visit but hey you live and you learn. Hopefully this saves someone else from making the same mistake!

Bassi is such a charming spot, and the coffee was absolutely delicious. It was smooth, flavorful,…read moreand paired perfectly with the cozy atmosphere. The food was fresh and well prepared, the service was warm and attentive, and it felt like the kind of place you'll want to return to again and again.

Such a cute coffee and gelato shop in CityPlace Doral! It's a great little spot to grab a coffee,…read moreenjoy something sweet, and just hang out. The coffee was delicious and the atmosphere was really nice. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area

One of our favorite Miami foodie did a video on a popular Portuguese bakery located off Coral Way…read moreand 37 Ave called Majestic. Here you will find an old fashioned Bakehouse with a variety of delicious baked goods. We ordered the following Nutella croissant, cachitos (savory bread stuffed with ham and cheese) coconut custard, and the Portuguese egg tarts. All the items were delicious and fresh but main star of the bunch were the egg tarts very creamy sweet. Great meal and a nice and relaxing ambiance as well.

This is a terrific Portuguese Bakery and restaurant on Coral Way, about half a mile from Miracle…read moreMile in Coral Gables. Truth be told, I keep coming back here for the Pastel de Nata (little custard pies) that are seriously addicting. They're crispy, silky smooth, with just the right amount of sweetness. That's really all I came here for, but check out what I ended up leaving with in my picture. The assortment in the box included 4 Custard Pies, 1 pistachio buttercream field sweetbread crescent, 1 Nutella filed sweetbread, 4 fried and stuffed pockets that are croquette-like (stuffed with beef, salt cod, shrimp, or chicken). They also had ham that I didn't get. All were very crispy and had well-seasoned meats. I also got the cheese bread balls. Those need to be warmed up for best results. The staff here is very friendly and full of smiles. Great way to start the morning!

Caracas bakery was a nice little spot on Miracle Mile. Feels like a mom and pop place making it…read morefeel homey and welcoming. Staff was very kind and answered all of our questions. I was craving a lemon poppy seed slice and it did not disappoint. The barista also recommended the carrot cake - which was tempting! Will try next time. I paired the loaf with an iced latte- a little milky - but still pretty delicious. They use counter culture beans- pretty decent!

Possibly the rudest service ever. I asked what kind of cheese came in the ham and cheese sandwich…read moreand she kept saying the name of the cheese, compete. When I asked her what kind of cheese that was- like brie? American? Swiss?- she rolled her eyes and said: "it's like compete cheese". um, OK. HORRID woman. - A TIP IS AUTOMATICALLY ADDED TO ALL orders. I bought a baguette and a loaf of bread. They put these in a bag and it automatically tipped the rudest women in the world and then prompted for AN ADDITIONAL TIP. For what????? Being RUDE, UNHELPFUL and putting something in a bag? These people are NUTS. -The "baguette" is just white bread that is over cooked on top. NOT a baguette. Publix bakery is better! This is a bakery, right? -The sourdough bread is the best loaf that I have gotten in Miami. That only is worth dealing with the awful service and forced tip, although I doubt I'll ever go back. Overall, AWFUL. One loaf of bread does not make up for the angry unhelpful service, forced tip, and wonder bread "baguette" with over cooked design on top. Money is better spent anywhere else.

Drove over to explore the coffee and deserts. After paying for parking, it's sad to find out that…read morethis shop is no longer located inside the food hall.

Tintto by Tributo is located in the Shoma Bazaar food hall in Doral next to Sweet Manifesto…read more Parking is available behind the food hall in the garage for $1 an hour or valet. This is the perfect caffeine pick place to hit up in the food hall. They specialize in single-origin, high-altitude Coffee from Colombia that is roasted and handcrafted on-site. They also have some other great photographic worthy drinks like the Wild Purple Lemonade made with Butterfly Pea lemonade that I had to have. The blue in the lemonade is from the Butterfly Pea Flower. It is made from a dried, cobalt blue flower that is native to Southeast Asia. Its scientific name is Clitoria ternatea. Butterfly Pea Flower is a bright blue color and it is sometimes used as a food coloring. When you add the acid of lemon it turns a violet color which is how they achieved the blue/ purple color of the drink. As the lemon distributed throughout, it eventually turned entirely violet. It was expensive for a lemonade but I loved it. Other fun drinks include Passion Fruit Lemonade, Hibuscus Lemonade, Iced Santana Red Tea, and Oreo Iced Latte. They also sold tempting looking desserts which included colorful macarons. When you are craving coffee or a boring can of soda won't quench your thirst because you are craving showstopping refreshment, Tintto by Tributo has just what your Instagram ordered.

A hidden gem. The cafe is so cute and love the coffee and baked goods they have to offer. The…read moreowners are twin sisters and they are so nice. Definitely worth checking out!

Nonno's Cafe is such a cute, new Cafe in Coral Gables…read more Located in the back of the lobby at the 550 Biltmore Building (the one with the lion sculpture outside), this is a charming spot to grab a coffee, a snack, or lunch. The cafe is on my walking route so in the last week I have visited twice. The first time I opted for a cappuccino which was delish. I popped in the next time for an iced matcha and propped up my laptop for a solid 4 hours of working. I got so much work done in that time, and will definitely be back to get out of my WFH routine. The matcha was great, I added vanilla and opted to order with oat milk. The owner was nice and offered me a spicy beef empanada when she saw I hung around for a while. I haven't eaten any of the menu items but it looks like they have solid cafe fare like sandwiches, salads, and of course pastries. Can't wait to go back!