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Judging by quality, its really well above the average coffee you can get in the area. Coming from Europe, $5.55 for a cappuccino is just too much. Ordered a Waffle an got 1/4 of it for $3. Loved the coffee and the place is cozy, but you will pay the price for it.

Really cute place to stop and check out. The place itself is small and does not have indoor seating. There are a couple of tables available right in front of the business. I ended up having a dirty chai latte with banana bread on the side. The coffee was strong, But that’s how I like my coffee. We’ll definitely visit again one of the Miami area. It can sometimes be a hassle to find a parking spot depending on the time you arrive. They also have an app where you can just order ahead for those who are in a rush.

The coffee: They couldn't make a cortado but they were able to make me a Gibraltar, which is pretty similar. It has a bit more espresso and less milk. It was served very hot, and was very light (probably because of the less milk). It kind of had some cinnamon-y notes. It was a bit beany at first, but I found it tasted much better as it cooled. The barista also let me try their U4EA cold brew, but I wasn't a big fan of that. It was odd, like drinking a beer without any alcohol and some coffee notes. The shop: The atmosphere was nice. It was a cozy place with very warm lighting. I would say it'd make a good place to chill but probably not work at. The barista: The guy I met was a super cool dude. Easily the best experience I've had with a barista and the reason this place gets five stars from me. He not only answered all my questions about the different coffees with enthusiasm, he was engaging with small talk and let me try the U4EA when I asked what it was. I wouldn't hesitate to come back.

Ordered an iced, soy caramel latte. Delicious. The barista carefully put my drink together and swirled the caramel syrup into the drink before handing it to me. My first sip was rich, balanced and not too sweet. The ambiance here is laid back and comfortable. Rich velvet couches line the wall and to the left, their gorgeous San Franciscan coffee roaster. First time here, will definitely come again when we're in Miami.

Best chai tea latte I have ever had! I went into this store because everywhere nearby happened to be closed or crazy busy, so I had low expectations, but this coffee shop was great. My husband enjoyed his coffee, I had an amazing chai latte (with fresh cinnamon!) and my kids loved their croissants. Winners all around.

espresso is ok good ... not much to eat here. The croissant was super oily. The lady staff here is friendly and its an inviting cute place.

Update 2021.. Don't know what happened to roaster but had coffee shipped to me based on previous good experience and it was burnt. They responded it was my plallet or my brew/ grind.. Too bad, mediocure coffee I would tolerate and just finish it its not cheap, but was so bad had to throw away. The ONLY good coffee in Miami - we scoured the city and everyone else may look trendy but no one actually has good coffee or roasts it to where the flavor notes come through properly. Roaster is from San Francisco, super nice, knowledgeable, and passionate; owns the farms where he gets the beans. Has an old San Franciscan coffee roaster and profiler inside the shop. Coffee also sold at Miam in Wynwood but that place is much busier.

Awesome cup of coffee. I don't usually think of reviewing coffee but from 10 feet outside the door, I smelled the beans being roasted and then to see that it was a pour over coffee made me smile. Then I tasted it, YES, victory. First time here and good thing I'm staying around the corner. I'll be back.

Judging by quality, its really well above the average coffee you can get in the area. Coming from Europe, $5.55 for a cappuccino is just too much. Ordered a Waffle an got 1/4 of it for $3. Loved the coffee and the place is cozy, but you will pay the price for it.

Really cute place to stop and check out. The place itself is small and does not have indoor seating. There are a couple of tables available right in front of the business. I ended up having a dirty chai latte with banana bread on the side. The coffee was strong, But that’s how I like my coffee. We’ll definitely visit again one of the Miami area. It can sometimes be a hassle to find a parking spot depending on the time you arrive. They also have an app where you can just order ahead for those who are in a rush.

The coffee: They couldn't make a cortado but they were able to make me a Gibraltar, which is pretty similar. It has a bit more espresso and less milk. It was served very hot, and was very light (probably because of the less milk). It kind of had some cinnamon-y notes. It was a bit beany at first, but I found it tasted much better as it cooled. The barista also let me try their U4EA cold brew, but I wasn't a big fan of that. It was odd, like drinking a beer without any alcohol and some coffee notes. The shop: The atmosphere was nice. It was a cozy place with very warm lighting. I would say it'd make a good place to chill but probably not work at. The barista: The guy I met was a super cool dude. Easily the best experience I've had with a barista and the reason this place gets five stars from me. He not only answered all my questions about the different coffees with enthusiasm, he was engaging with small talk and let me try the U4EA when I asked what it was. I wouldn't hesitate to come back.

Ordered an iced, soy caramel latte. Delicious. The barista carefully put my drink together and swirled the caramel syrup into the drink before handing it to me. My first sip was rich, balanced and not too sweet. The ambiance here is laid back and comfortable. Rich velvet couches line the wall and to the left, their gorgeous San Franciscan coffee roaster. First time here, will definitely come again when we're in Miami.

Best chai tea latte I have ever had! I went into this store because everywhere nearby happened to be closed or crazy busy, so I had low expectations, but this coffee shop was great. My husband enjoyed his coffee, I had an amazing chai latte (with fresh cinnamon!) and my kids loved their croissants. Winners all around.

espresso is ok good ... not much to eat here. The croissant was super oily. The lady staff here is friendly and its an inviting cute place.

Update 2021.. Don't know what happened to roaster but had coffee shipped to me based on previous good experience and it was burnt. They responded it was my plallet or my brew/ grind.. Too bad, mediocure coffee I would tolerate and just finish it its not cheap, but was so bad had to throw away. The ONLY good coffee in Miami - we scoured the city and everyone else may look trendy but no one actually has good coffee or roasts it to where the flavor notes come through properly. Roaster is from San Francisco, super nice, knowledgeable, and passionate; owns the farms where he gets the beans. Has an old San Franciscan coffee roaster and profiler inside the shop. Coffee also sold at Miam in Wynwood but that place is much busier.

Awesome cup of coffee. I don't usually think of reviewing coffee but from 10 feet outside the door, I smelled the beans being roasted and then to see that it was a pour over coffee made me smile. Then I tasted it, YES, victory. First time here and good thing I'm staying around the corner. I'll be back.