Miami is no stranger to bold flavors and beautiful spaces, and the city’s café scene in 2025 is proving that even more. This year has brought a fresh wave of openings, from hidden coffee gems in Brickell to colorful creperies near the Worldcenter. These aren’t just quick stops for caffeine. They’re vibrant, full of character, and shaped by owners who care deeply about good coffee and welcoming energy. Some focus on local ingredients, some lean into global flavors, and all of them are worth knowing about. If you’re on the lookout for standout new cafés to add to your rotation, this guide is your starting point.
Cotoa may be a restaurant first, but don’t sleep on its café vibes. Located in an elegant and modern space, this spot brings Ecuadorian recipes to life with a fine-dining twist. The staff is warm and welcoming, and the atmosphere strikes that rare balance between stylish and genuinely comfortable.
Located at 2419 Biscayne Blvd., Raccoon Coffee is fast becoming a local favorite for anyone looking to elevate their morning routine. It opened in April and already has a strong following thanks to its reliable iced lattes, easygoing staff, and prime location in Edgewater. Prices are fair for the area, and the caramel latte is a must.
This one’s for your brunch-loving, Europe-daydreaming friend. Sweet Paris brings major charm with its French music, glowing natural light, and colorful crêpes. Along with its signature sweet and savory crêpes, the café offers waffles, hot drinks, and fan favorites like the iced strawberry matcha latte.
If you’re serious about your coffee, this new Brickell café might just be your new go-to. True Baristas Coffee opened right below the AKA hotel building and has already won over the hearts of many, especially the traveling work crowd who stop in regularly. Their spiced chai lattes and banana walnut muffins are local legends in the making.