Miam Café

I read an article about Miam Café in Miami New Times a few months back stating that they had some new chef who was changing the menu up a bit, making it smaller to ensure better quality. So, I had hopes that I would not be disappointed this time. I am one unsatisfied customer, to say the least.
I ordered the breakfast burrito (which I have had in the past). Super wimpy this time and boring. Also, the Oyster Mushroom Tartine which I was rather excited about. Been on a mushroom kick lately… Once our lattes were brought out to us the girl notified me the locally sourced mushrooms hadn’t come in so I made the decision to switch to the «Avocado Tartine» which was a small piece of toast with what looked like a $ 1 haas avocado smashed on it and not much else.
We have dined at Miam in the past a handful of times, and have never been super impressed. The reason we kept giving it a chance probably stems from the Brad Kilgore/​Nina Compton Art Basel Collaboration Pop Up we experienced a few years ago.
I really want to like this place because it’s cute and in my neighborhood, but they have made it impossible. Mediocrity is not okay when you are paying $$. Best thing we had was the bottled water from the Florida Keys chock full of electrolytes.

We stopped in for a quick lunch and loved everything! The sandwiches were phenomenal — the ricotta caprese was absolutely excellent. I grabbed an iced latte and two of the duffins. All were fantastic.
The space was comfortable and inviting, with plenty of space to work or talk with friends.
If I lived in town, I think I would be a regular here!

I work closeby so I’ve been here a few times. It’s a cute little café on the outside of the Wynwood Building. It’s pretty good — it has decent coffee, the staff is nice (they look a little bored most of the time but they’re hipsters so what do you want?), the food is pretty good but a liitle pricey.
Is there anything REALLY special about MIAM? Nah. Just a nice place to sip coffee and maybe watch the world go by outside.

My new favorite lunch spot !!! Try the veggie quiche. They always have a daily special that changes and I must say this is my second time here and they have blown me away.

This coffeehouse is located in the Wynwood Art District so the ambiance and decorations are very trendy and artsy. They have a plethora of options for food and pastries as well as coffee, teas, and juices. They also sell wine and beer along with Wynwood merchandise along the wall. I ordered an iced matcha latte, which I appreciated was made with real matcha powder. I thought the service was wonderful because after they did not bring a lemonade due to a printer error (not through a fault of their own), they still came to apologize and brought us their specialty doughnut muffins (duffins?). Overall, a very pleasant coffee shop.

After a long week of traveling and having some time to kill before our flight from Miami, a group of us decided we needed breakfast and we needed it fast! Naturally I was put in charge of Unilocaling for a place and I came across this place in a cool hipster-​y part of town called Wynwood. All the food was fresh and lucky for us came out very quickly. It was a bit on the pricy side, but all the ingredients seemed extremely fresh and the staff seemed passionate about the business. I left feeling full, but not like I ate a greasy breakfast. Win, Win in my book, I would definitely come back to this place as well as check out other food places in the area next time!

Great breakfast! Food is fresh and healthy and the place is very comfortable. However, I think it’s over-​priced. $ 50 for breakfast for 3.

Best place for brunch. Love the coffee, food and service. The ambiance is super laid back and friendly. Oh and did i mention is pet friendly? Love them!

I love breakfast burritos and Miam Café has that and much more. Miam Café is located inside that building in Wynwood that has the triangles with black and white stripes painted on its exterior walls. Everyone in Miami has seen the building at least once when in the Wynwood area.
They have two options for the breakfast burritos; you can have the regular or the vegetarian. The vegetarian basically comes with everything the regular has except the bacon. I’m not a big fan of bacon and can do without it. I went with the vegetarian breakfast burrito and it was delicious. It was light and healthy which is exactly what I wanted.
There’s plenty of off-​street parking especially during weekdays. The neighborhood is quiet during weekday mornings. The checkout process when ordering is fast and easy. They have an ordering counter that you walk up to. You order your food and if you’re paying with a credit card you swipe or insert chip into the device they have on the counter. They have one of those Apple iPad applications that you can leave tip and sign with the swipe of your fingers which is convenient. Once you order you sit down at the table and display your order number (they give this to you). They bring the food out to you. If you want water they have a water cooler and glasses you can use to pour your water into. I asked for a water bottle but they didn’t have which I found weird. As soon as I asked for a water bottle the staff member at the front counter pointed to the available water cooler.
The place is very clean and although small you won’t leave smelling like the kitchen. Miam Café is a great little spot for a quiet breakfast or even lunch. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you Miam Café.

Cute space for a quick brunch or a bite to eat. Great looking exterior with pastries, coffee, and hot entrees. My friend and I ordered the breakfast burrito, which wasn’t bad but it really didn’t have anything special going for it either for $ 7.50+.
+Cool, recognizable exterior in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District
+Good variety of options for breakfast and lunch
+Easy meter parking — pay by app
+Pretty quick service on a Saturday morning, but we might have just gone before everyone woke up :) (10 AM)
–Not really outstanding breakfast burrito, pretty small for the price. I only tried this unfortunately so I don’t really have anything else to base the review off of :(
Wouldn’t probably return to Miam for the food. It did look like a great space to work though as it has a good amount of seating.

Love the ambience and the coffee. I also had the tomato soup and it was really good. I’m glad to find a nice coffee shop to hang out different than Starbucks.

One of the few cute, artsy café’s in Wynwood, without the pretentiousness of Panther Coffee. I had a ham and cheese croissant and latte, both of which were extremely good. The place was steadily busy so they must be doing something right!
The only downside is it is very noisy, we could barely hear each other talk. Not a good place for meetings either, as the entire place only seats about 20. Other than that, great experience.

Pretty good brunch. Roasted veggie quiche was the right amount of fluffy, but I would’ve liked more substance (egg to veggie ratio was a little off imo). Bacon was extra smoky flavored.

Can never go wrong with the quiche. Any flavor, they are all great! The crust is what makes it so yummy!

We’ve been to Miam Café three times. While the food and service are underwhelming it was still a decent place to meet so we went back. This past weekend we decided to go back and bring our 3.5 year old. When we go there they were just opening and the place was empty. It filled up a little while we were there but was by no means full and plenty of open seating. While finishing our breakfast we allowed our daughter to walk about the café exploring while keeping a close eye on her. During this time the staff couldn’t have looked more annoyed. I guess bringing a toddler to Wynwood amongst hipsters who think they’re too cool isn’t ok. Anyway, at one point my daughter was playing over by the couch area which has pillows with slip covers and one was dropped on the floor at which time one of the staff members came over and rudely and condescendingly said to me, «this couch is for sitting» as if, I an adult didn’t know this. By this time I had already corrected or daughter and she had picked up the pillow. While I understand protecting your space it’s important to not demean a customer and reprimand their child over something so trivial as a pillow with a slip cover on it (you can wash those if need be and should on a regular basis). Needless to say the too cool for school staff, mediocre food and lack of friendliness and tact toward my family and I will be a good reminder not to go back. Along with a total lack of etiquette toward their customers whether big or small.

After about an hour wait we were served our meal. The food was cold and tasteless.

This place is ridiculously amazing!!! Organic, amazing coffee, the flavors, the ambiance, the food, the service, oh la la /​my husband even compared it with France! And THATS not easy!!! Amazing place. Seriously! Give it a try!!!

Fast service I got the adult grilled cheese with chips it’s great! It’s quite busy and I’ve only been twice but no complaints here. I called in advance to make sure so i didn’t have waste a trip. They answer promptly and are polite.

We had a tomato soup and an adult grilled cheese sandwich. The food itself was mediocre to below average. The soup tasted of paper pulp and the sangho uneasy nothing more than an average cheese sandwich with too much onions and burnt bread.
The café itself was however well designed and offered sockets to recharge your phone. A lot of attention to detail and everything was nice and clean. Apparently they have employed a smart interior designer.
The interior design how can’t really atone for the mediocre food, hence two stars only. There are other places around that serve better food with some discounts on designs but more in line with the actual look and feel of then Wynwood neighbourhood.

Sucks I couldn’t stay here longer. The place was nice and quiet, i think this is a new spot since is the first time i see in in Wynwood, i just went to grab a beer but is mostly known for its coffee and pastries which I did not try but they look very tasty.

This place has the perfect location, ambiance, and visibility. However, the food is subpar. I would only go for coffee again, not $ 8 eggs that I could make at home. The eggs were served with plain white toast and the blandest potato hash ever. The only bagels they have are plain white, with plain cream cheese. The servings are very, very small. For a café trying to be a unique, boutique find in Wynwood (and given that they have the location and foot traction to be just that), the food they serve is embarrassing. They need to reconsider their chef.
Now, onto management. We were one of 27 people in the café. There were 7 employees (including chefs) behind the counter. There is a true disconnect between what people need and expect from a cute café, in terms of customer service and a personal touch, and what they are doing. Aside from taking your order, there is no charm to the service. I had a glass of water spill and all they said was, «The towels are over there.» Come on, you are trying to be a neighborhood café, you can do better than that in terms of customer service!
This place can be a gem in Wynwood. But they need to work on their food and customer service to make that happen. If they were located in NYC, they’d fail within a few months serving this kind of food.

I’ve recently developed a new love for coffee shops. Why now you ask? It’s because I’ve recently learned to appreciate coffee lol. Sure, let’s just say work has gotten busier. :)
Right in Wynwood, this little coffee shop/​café has a really nice black and white exterior with outside seating. You could easily get lost in this area because of all the art you can check out. Okay now to the coffee. Oscar is so good at what he does! As soon as I walked in, I knew I wanted to try the miamcchiato. Oh man. I’m normally the kind of person that needs to add sugar and milk to their coffee because I’m not good with bitterness (lol) but I didn’t need to do anything to this little treasure. It was delicious as it came. It was so good, I had to order one to go for my drive home!
I was also hungry but I arrived after the kitchen closed. They still had sandwiches, salads and quiches that we could pick from. I was going for the salad but Oscar recommended the veggie quiche. It took a few minutes to toast so I walked around inside the coffee shop and checked out some of the art they had on the walls by local artists. They also had their coffee shop shirts and aprons for sale. The coffee shop interior is actually pretty spacious. The tables and chairs don’t fill up the room so its comfortable to walk around.
The veggie quiche was delicious — toasted just right. I finished every crumb! Just the right amount of cheese to leave a lasting impression.

This place is cute, quaint & clean. I bought a comfy MiAM shirt & ate a delicious vegetarian quiche w/​zucchini, mushrooms & delicate crust. I’d definitely go back here. One star off for sub-​par customer service.

I was feeling discouraged about Miami, I wanted to like it because its a big city, and I love a good city. After driving around and trying a few different places, it seemed like Miami was only good for Cuban food, and beaches.
On my last day, I finally find this adorable little place in the Art District. The building is really cool, and inside is decorated very simple and clean.
As I walk up, I get instantly distracted by the case of baked goods so I ordered 2 hazelnut toffee cookies, a coffee cake, and a muffin. But I came for breakfast, so I also order a french press coffee and a breakfast burrito.
The coffee is delicious, and they offer both soy and almond milk as creamers, which I appreciate! The breakfast burrito disappeared faster than you could blink! the bacon inside the burrito was AMAZING, I mean, best bacon ever! All the baked goods were amazing as well, I think the coffee cake and the hazelnut cookies were the most popular, but honestly, it all vanished in the blink of an eye.
Too bad it was my last day in Miami, but I will definitely remember you fondly, Miam.

Located in the black and white wynwood building this is a great place for a casual lunch. Unassuming and hip with a few wooden tables this café has a bit of a coffee shop vibe. You can order a sandwich, sit alone with your lap top and easily spend an hour here. The sandwiches are prepared ahead of time and they press them (or not, your choice) once ordered. You can take a look at them behind the glass display along with a few salads and baked goods. They have a couple daily soups as well as the sandwich/​salad of the day. For dessert you can pick from a few baked items such as the 7 layer bar or a chocolate chip cookie or hit the freezer for a gourmet gelato pop. (several flavors to choose from)
I end up coming here probably a couple times a week especially when its a long wait at ZTB. My favorites are the adult grilled cheese pressed and the chocolate hazelnut gelato pop.
P.S– They also serve breakfast and brunch on Saturdays.

Ok. This is a cool place.
Service is terrific, always smiling and cool.
Food is really good. Salads are fresh and tasty. Sandwiches are made with real bread (I mean like in France), and all ingredients are fresh and local !
Atmosphere is chic, factory and cool (hard to believe, no?)
Try it !

Really comfortable café. We went for lunch around 2pm and it was about half full. I had the Miami Club (turkey, bacon, avocado, lettuce and tomato) pressed $ 10, and peach iced tea $ 3. Order at the counter and they give you a number tile for food delivery. The sandwich was delicious. Good ingredients though I wish the turkey had been fresh instead of deli meat. The tea didn’t taste of peach to me but it was otherwise fine. The thing that blew my mind (and spoiled my otherwise high opinion of Miam) was the look that I got when I asked for a refill on the tea. It was as if I’d asked the girl behind the counter to pee in my glass. I thought it was super stingy to not offer refills at that price, but being rude about it was unnecessary. So one star off for stinginess and one star off for rudeness.

Miam is very colorful, bright and modernly decorated. Great for quiet group meetings or to come solo and read. Coffee is pretty good and the barista makes sure he prepared it to your liking.
The food here is really good, I’ve only had the sandwich special with chips but everything was perfect. Salami was salty, swiss was melted, bread was perfectly toasted and everything had great flavor. Looking forward to try out more of their lunch options.

Cool, trendy, en uno de los barrios de moda y dedicado al arte. Los cafés son muy buenos y te los preparan con esmero, pero la gente que atiende parece que te estuviera haciendo un favor. El local en sí está muy bien puesto, con exquisitos detalles y decoración. La carta no es muy amplia, pero todo es sabroso y seguro que algo de lo que hay te tienta. No probé los dulces, pero pedí un sandwich y un café que me gustaron un montón.
Le restan puntos la displicencia de la gente a cargo. Una lástima.

I came to Miam this morning because many of my regular weekend breakfast options are closed on Sunday.
The first thing I noticed was the décor. Cute colorful chairs dot the exterior, and when you step inside it’s fresh and airy.
The menu is short, but you have quite a few options for breakfast (not so many for lunch). I opted for the egg and cheese bagel with bacon. It was a bit expensive at $ 8, particularly because it’s fast casual, but all the ingredients are fresh and local and it was delicious.
They had a lot of tasty looking fresh pastries in addition to the regular menu, which I definitely want to sample on my next visit.
P. S. There’s also a small market, with a few beers, wines, and some other gourmet items. Everything looks really good!

This place is amazingly good. Sandwiches, desserts, coffee, drinks and every singe thing that they offer is amazing. I had heard it was good but didn’t think it was going to be THAT good. it was. It was beyond. If you are visiting Miami, the Wynwood district is a MUST see. The art work on the walls, galleries and vibe is unlike I’ve ever experienced. And while you’re there, should you be hungry, pay Miam a visit. If I lived nearby I would be there literally every day. Loved it.

Usually don’t rave about cafés and café food, but the cobb salad was the best salad I have ever had.
Stopped in for something casual but not exactly fast food after gazing at all the murals. Space was bright and inviting. Service was friendly. Enjoyed the pitcher of lemony water for easy refilling.
Absolutely loved the chunkiness of all the pieces, as it made the salad super hearty. Even the blue cheese was in a block form. Loved the use of spinach, instead of a lesser green (iceberg) or even romaine. Everything was super fresh and abundant. Not a big fan of bacon (I know…) but the strips were perfectly cooked. All the ingredients complemented each other very well.