Coral Cafe

Got the Cuban a Cortadito and the guava pastry. Everything was on point n amazing. They also had ice cream sticks n cones.

They have the best bakery items for breakfast. Love the coconut pastry. The baked empanadas are really good too.
The lunch items are authentic, tasty and plentiful.

Amazing cuban sandwich!!! It’s huge so my boyfriend and I split it… Such a good deal for only $ 7 to feed two in Miami. We went back the next morning and tried the veggie, egg, and cheese sandwich. Also amazing and split it as well.

Food portion was huge and nice. However the location is a bit off the beach but is worth walking over and eat. The price is 1 of the cheaper options too

Menu is mostly in Spanish but able to be understood. They have these huge muffins and pastries in front. I was pleasantly surprised by the breakfast ! Loved the egg ham & cheese croissant. Highly recommend it. Will probably be craving it later on. They take probably 10 minutes to prepare the food. Make sure you ask for the fresh juice or they’ll just give you a paper juice box with your meal.

Glad the neighborhood got this much needed addition! Breakfast, lunch and dinners! Great yummy food incredibly fresh! The staff very welcoming! Bought a stake sandwich and a «completa» for dinner to share with husband. Delicious and a great value! Hope that they can keep this quality!

My bacon was really bad. But to be fair, I am in The USA. They do a good job of a vast array of cuisines in the USA. Bacon is not one of them.

Exactly what the neighborhood needed. Excellent empanadas and coffees for breakfast, amazing Cuban sandwich for lunch, delicious fish and rice for dinner– I could eat 3 meals a day here. Such a welcomed, authentic addiction to the neighborhood.

This place is BOMB. I come here at least once a week for the breakfast, and it’s always ready within minutes and extremely fresh. They have some little sweetheart Latina women behind the counter, and it’s always a fun environment. The food is amazing! Highly recommended.

Just found this place and so glad I did! Good for breakfast. Lots of breakfast sandwich options and they also have a breakfast special (eggs, fries, sausage or bacon, coffee or juice and some kind of bread) for something like $ 6. Good food and very reasonable prices. Probably will be coming here regularly now.

Very friendly staff, quick service and affordable prices, fresh bar salad and they cook your food in the spot. I highly recommend you the breakfast special with house fries, Cuban coffee and tostada.

The breakfast here is awesome. $ 6 before 11am and $ 7 after 11am breakfast special which comes with a ton of food and a coffee or juice. Speaking of which the coffee is one of the best I’ve had in my whole life– they take their time to steam the milk and it makes it next level. The orange juice is also freshly squeezed. And the ladies behind the counter are super friendly. Love this spot!

My experience here was fantastic! The staff here was attentive and ready to help me make these hard decision’s of what to order. They let me try samples to get an idea of what fruit mix drink and meat I should get. Just talking with the staff made me feel at home for asking basic questions and referring some of there signature meals. I got rice and beans with plantains with pork which was flavorful down to the last bite. The inside was clean and organized with the aroma of there amazing food. They also have pastries and many beverage choices. Bottom line I would come here again and again just to try all of there menu items at least one. Friends family and couples come here I promise you will not regret it.
Side notes– out door seating available. And the portion sizes are ridiculous the amount of food you get for what you pay is beyond reasoning. Lunch special is just under $ 10 and you are pretty much getting dinner.

I had to run from South Beach before to get a parking ticket on West Ave and 10^th and I found this lil° place with the most delicious coffee, tres leches and cuban sandwich! Mmm!
The guy and lady at the front were very attentive!
They also are pet friendly as they place a nice bowl of water for our 4 legged friends!

Just had breakfast here. Great omelette and even better coffee. Friendly service. Just wish they didn’t wash the floor under my feet as I was eating. Otherwise perfecto!

I’m so happy to finally have an authentic Latino food so close to my home and my job. Is so convenient and on top of that, it’s delicious yummy food. It’s a win win. I have a short lunch break to order a full meal in a restaurant but Coral café has the food already prepared what makes it extra fast and that allow me to see my food before I order. The Pernil roast is to die for. I absolutely love their freshly made hot sauces and spicy sauce. Yum yum. Let’s not even mention the coffee (café con leche) and pan the Bono nice and made fresh in the morning. Starbucks is right next to it and yet I don’t even think twice before passing straight by it to go get my coffee at Coral. The staff is supper nice and friendly, they take their time with you without rushing thru the order with a pleasant and happy face. The outside seating area has a nice shade under the trees.

If there were any justice in this world, this place would be as packed as the tired Starbucks next door. Every morning on our vacation here we walked passed the Starbucks into this awesome little restaurant (with patio seating) and had inexpensive and incredible breakfasts. SO much better than a chain (like Starbucks) and the employees are very kind and loved us so much! It is just astonishing how people go to chains instead of a cool and cute place like this one. Hopefully the tide will turn to supporting local here in Miami — they have great coffee too!

I saw folks standing inside Coral Café and almost fell off my bike with excitement – I thought The Daily finally opened! Nooo… not yet. But that’s okay. Clearly folks dig the O Group Cafes. I’m always a fan of newness and this is steps from my door. The spot has a clean new deli sort of look with a very friendly vibe. There’s a cornucopia of drinks, yogurt and fruit on a middle island and a great bar space for indoor dining. The outdoor seating is ample and very comfortable.
I don’t eat meat so decided to try a veggie and a rice side. The veggies were good although nothing more than your typical grocery store frozen veggie blend. The rice (I got a blend of yellow, white y con beans) was tasty… too heavy for me, so I bring it home to my anything eating men. It’ll definitely suit anyone seeking a carb fix.
I suspect that the Cubans and other carne delights are where it’s at. If you’re in the hood, definitely worth stopping by.

From the owners of Las Olas Café and several other Cuban cafeteria-​style establishments around town, Coral Café has arrived!
A welcome addition to the bustling section of West Avenue near Whole Foods, Coral Café serves up breakfast, lunch, and dinner at incredibly reasonable prices. Whether you’re looking for the biggest breakfast sandwich you’ve ever laid eyes on (available all day for just a dollar more than during normal brekkie hours), or want to get your fix of rice and beans around dinner time, Coral Café has what you’re looking for, and for cheap, no less.
There’s plenty of cold beverages to select from, and the friendly and efficient staff will whip you up a cortadito faster than you can get your cash out of your wallet. They’re open 7 days a week from early morning to dinner-​time, and there’s a ton of outdoor seating available. With Starbucks, Giotto, Oliver’s, and the soon-​to-​arrive The Daily, along with Coral Café, this block of West seems poised to be the next South Beach hot-​spot!
I know I’ll be at Coral Café at least once a week for a breakfast sandwich fix, and maybe more when my craving for Cuban coffee becomes unbearable. What a great addition to the neighborhood!

Finally Cuban food on this part of the Beach !!!
I an not Cuban but a Gringo that has lived in Miami area for over 10 years that first moved right near the Old Orange Bowl. I saw that to establish that I have eaten in lots of little Cuban cafes and restaurants even when I could not read the menu.
Being that they just opened — I was allowed to sample a little bit of everything, rice and beans, vaca frita, ropa vieja and some chuleta de puerco … These «samples «had me almost full.
I settled for a Miami sandwich, ham lettuce tomato bacon and a bucket full of mayo on Cuban bread.
Everything was pretty good — it’s funny because the place is brand new and shiny — it’s taste like 8^th street but does not look like it
They also have Tamarind soda — bonus !!
Latin music pumping out on the sidewalk is going to change things on West ave
And being able to eat for under 11 bucks is budget friendly compared to my other local factories Oliver’s and Macchialina
I’ll be back to try breakfast after like 6 mile run