Cafes In Miami That You Shouldn’t Miss

An exciting, adventurous day at Miami’s exotic beaches and fun party nights at popular clubs call for a healthy dose of caffeine with your morning breakfast. Interestingly, Miami has some of the exquisite coffee joints that serve some Cuban coffee along with traditional lattes, espressos, and cappuccinos. Here are some of the best coffeehouses that you should visit while on your trip to Miami for a great cup of coffee to kickstart your day.

• Eternity Coffee Roasters: This café is situated at 117 SE Second Ave. of Miami and is famous for its java coffee. The coffee beans here come along with pedigrees and dossiers from farms of Kenya, Ethiopia, and Columbia. Apart from coffee, this place offers pastries and cakes from Zach the Baker and an array of delicious sandwiches. The place is situated in downtown and hence avails considerable parking space and facilities like free wifi. You can also carry the unique experience of Eternity Coffee Roasters home by buying these special coffee beans, which range from $14-$19 per 12-ounce of package.

• Alaska Coffee Roasting: Alaska Coffee Roasting is a coffeehouse that roasts its fresh coffee beans in Sivitz batch roaster. These beans come from different corners of the world. They are hand-selected from countries like Tanzania, Ethiopia, Sumatra, Kenya, and Nicaragua and travel to the café before getting roasted on its premises. A small cup of this aromatic caffeine costs around $1.50. The café is located at 13130 Biscayne Blvd. in North Miami.

• The Alchemist: The Alchemist is a charming coffeehouse situated at 17830 W. Dixie Hwy., North Miami Beach. Here beans are roasted and cold-steeped for at least 24 hours for cold brews. Next, coffee is mixed with sweetened condensed milk and brown sugar to achieve a rich and creamy flavor. The café also serves lattes, espresso, macchiatos, hot chocolates, and hot and cold herbal teas. What sets this café apart, is its Bulletproof coffee, which is a unique mixer of coffee, ghee, and coconut oil and is must try for all the coffee fanatics.

• Vice City Bean: Vice City Bean is an industrial-looking café that is situated at 1657 N. Miami Ave., Miami. This coffee shop is a result of a coffee obsession with Roland and Eva Baker, who wanted a place where java lovers can share their thoughts and passions. The Vice City Bean offers, espressos, cortados, and pour-overs. Their specialty is a latte which is made from in-house macadamia and almond nut milk, which costs around 6$ per cup. The café also offers pastries, vegan and vegetarian snacks, and doggy treats.

• House of Per’La: House of Per’La is a result of a collaboration between the Chef Georgio Rapicavoli of ‘Glass and Vine’ and Miami Coffee Roasters. This café is stationed at 2626 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables and serves Speciality Coffee that offers lattes, espressos and other similar drinks that are made with in-house roasted beans. Per’La is a breath of fresh air as it skips regular muffins and sandwiches by offering dishes like croissants, salads, soups, and BLAT made from bacon, lettuce, avocado, and tomato.

• All Day: All day is a venture Camila Ramos who is also the former director of retail operations of Panther Coffee.  It is located downtown at 1035 N. Miami Ave., Miami. If you want to try different coffee flavors at the same time, then café All Day is your forte. Besides, drink of the day ($5.50-$7.50) or regular pour-over ($5), one can go for cupping of three different coffees cost around $9.

Cafés in Miami are special as most of them roast, grind and brew coffee beans on their premises which allows them to serve their unique blends and brews to their customer with the promise of once in the life experiences.

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