Love Navi Coffee. Such a great little spot…read more The matcha drinks and coffee are both excellent, and they usually have some really good baked goods as well. The matcha in particular is one of the best I've had. It's vibrant, smooth, and perfectly balanced. The shop itself is super cute and on the smaller side, but it has such a nice vibe. There are a few outdoor tables out front, which makes it a great place to sit for a bit and enjoy your drink. Parking can be a little tricky, but there is a small lot behind the building if you're just popping in. One of my favorite touches is that they also sell beautiful flower arrangements, which adds to the charm of the space. Navi feels like a tiny hidden gem tucked away in Coconut Grove. Small space, but big on quality and such a lovely atmosphere.

The croissant wasn't terrible, but it was served cold. I expected to be warmed up for me for six or…read moreseven dollars or whatever it is I paid for it. Also... This famous chocolate chip cookie is way overrated Nice coffee spot if you're into trends and have money to throw away. ... a bit overpriced for me, to be honest.

We needed a quick pick me up while walking around Coco walk so we decided to stop at Panther…read morecoffee! There were many people doing their work in there, there are a few tables outside in about six or seven inside, all two tops inside. The seating does not look very comfortable, it doesn't seem like they want you to stay for hours on end. The girls behind the bar were so nice, she took her time to answer my questions about the specialty items and explained that the Yuzu Matcha was not your traditional Matcha, but actually had a Yuzu tea soda base - good to know because I really wanted that milk tea Matcha and this was not that so I ended up not ordering it and pivoting to the Baku coffee instead, which was a yummy toasty coconut inspired coffee with coconut flakes on top. This was super good and not overly sweet and perfect for the occasion. We also tried a chocolate croissant, which would have been better heated up, but was still yummy. The prices were really not great though three tiny coffees were $35. I was pretty shocked.

The coffee here is SO expensive but it's so good! I got a flavored latte and the espresso was…read morepulled so nicely and tasted really good. Cold brew was okay. Would recommend espresso over a cold brew. Staff was incredibly friendly and went above and beyond!

Came in to order a bagel, stood at the counter waiting to order for 15 minutes. The cashier was…read morehidden out behind a small curtain laughing and joking with coworkers. I waved to ask if I could order and they gave me an annoyed look and said they were very busy. There was not a single person in the restaurant. I waited another 5 minutes and then left. On the way out I asked the hostess why they wouldn't take my order and she just looked annoyed and went back to scrolling on her phone. Perhaps the worst service I've received in Miami, I'd take your business elsewhere

Stopped in for a quick coffee and opted for a coconut shaken cold brew - outstanding! It was so…read moregood I wanted another one and wish I would have discovered this place on my first day in town, not my last! The "Cafe" is a little to-go counter area right next to the host stand of the restaurant. We only tried the coffee but there were many food items you could order as well.

I'm Greek and can't tell you how awesome it is to be able to get a real Greek frappe or Freddo…read moreEspresso, not to mention so many awesome Greek market products, right here in our city. And most of the people who work here are actually Greek! My only wish is that they served more than just Greek beverages and market products, because otherwise the menu doesn't have many Greek food options other than salad I think. But a lovely authentically Greek space and business otherwise!

It was a nice meal - a simple salad and branzino. Service wasn't great - The servers seem more…read moreinterested in chatting with each other, than being attentive to customers.

So good! Had a great time and snack here with my family. 10/10! The croquetas were really tasty and…read morecame with a lovely green sauce. The orange juice is freshly squeezed

I found this place online rated as one of the best Cuban coffee spots in Miami so I had to visit…read morewhile on vacation. It is right in the heart of Little Havana so there is plenty to walk around and sightsee before or after your visit. Now let's get into the real review, the coffee drinks were strong and delicious, just how it should be. We had no clue what to get but the customer service was top tier. Our waiter just asked about our coffee preferences (hot, cold, strong, sweet, alcoholic, etc.) and chose the perfect options for us. The only reason why I am rating 4/5 instead of 5/5 is just because of the prices. We had two coffee drinks and a small tiramisu that costed $35. It was all great but in my opinion, this was a steep price. However, I would recommend for others to visit this place and I would visit again.

I was at the Vizcaya Farmer's market this weekend and stopped by te Cienfuegos trailer because it…read morewas super cute and a girl was in need of caffeine. I opted for an iced matcha with almond milk and so did my friend. The matcha was great, and I loved the branding of the truck. Definitely need to come back and try their coffee, s their offerings looked solid. I also l loved their merch - one of the totes said "fuerte como mi cafe" aka strong like my coffee, which I loved. Will return for sure!

Love coming once a month to grab some coffee & a new book. Every blind date with a book I buy from…read morethem have been amazing reads. Even the books my friends have bought have been great reads. Some have been on my tbr too. Also, having a delicious coffee to enjoy a new book is perfect, the best self care. They also have seasonal menus that are always so good.

Oh my gosh never fails. Ever. Perfect nice little dessert box to take to a party! They have so…read moremany different options, i always make sure to try something new! This time i was impressed with the Pistachio, and the cookies & cream. They also have cakes, which you typically need to order in advance. Parking might be tricky, but be patient looking around as it will surely be worth it! Staff is always super nice.

I first got the bigger pot called " brigadeiro de colher" - $12 - it was pure crystalized sugar! I…read morewent back and she exchanged for the 4 small brigadeiros box. They are very small. Dulce de leche wasn't good Nutella - good and creamy Original brigadeiro - good but not as Fresh as the sample they offer - it was pretty dry Staff was very nice and attentive Overall, an okay experience I won't return as I think it's too pricey for its quality

I was blessed to have the pink elephant truck stop outside of the studio that I work out at. I had…read morefollowed their instagram account for so long and was so excited to try. It definitely exceeded my expectations! Dani is so nice, friendly and helpful. I got the banana bread iced latte with double espresso and it tasted exactly like banana bread it was delicious. I know she uses quality ingredients because I didn't have any sort of caffeine crash after. Such a great experience!

Banana bread latte is to die for!! Not to sweet and amazing flavor. Stumbled on the coffee truck at…read morethe coral gables farmers market.

The grasshopper pie was the best!! Creamy mint base with the balancing mix of chocolate. You gotta…read moretry it out

Every time I'm in the area, I have to pass by to get a pecan pie for the house as we love it. Last…read morenight when I passed by to purchased it, was no exception. The personnel nice and the pie was given to me fast. It was hard not to purchase anything else. As always, the pie was delicious. I would continue to come here to purchase the pecan pie.

Service atmosphere and food are awesome. We ordered the Greek omelette and the chocolate chip…read morepancakes. It was great.

Another hit or miss place in Miami. Normally good but can vary. WTF is with Miami?...you would…read morethink based on where people and coffee come from they would know how to and have good, consistent coffee in this city but they do not. Every other cup of coffee I have with the good pastries here tastes like black water with no flavor. Is it that difficult to brew a good cup of coffee in Miami and should I stay home and brew some dark Italian roast instead??