.webp)
.webp)
.webp){kind=icon}
.webp)
.svg)
Mango King
Found in Bayside Marketplace, this is the place for a full‑on mango explosion. Drinks piled with chamoy, tajin, salt, lemon, coconut flakes—everything a mango lover could want. The staff are helpful and glad to walk you through the menu. You might even trade your backyard mangoes for a fresh mango drink here.
Mister Mango
Mister Mango does mango with a twist—sweet, spicy, tangy, and exactly what you want when you're tired of basic smoothies. Their mango spirals are snackable and full of flavor, often paired with adobo, pineapple, or citrus. It’s a spot where you can go classic or lean into bold, savory combinations that somehow still feel like a treat.
V Gelato & Café
This Arts District gem nails the gelato game. Their mango flavor tastes exactly like biting into ripe fruit, no weird additives. Vegans and lactose-intolerant folks love it, yet it still feels like traditional gelato. Clean, bright, and hard to put down. A fruit‑first highlight in a cozy café setup.
Peel Soft Serve
Peel makes high-quality soft serve that actually tastes like mango. The texture is clean and creamy without being overly sweet. You’ll start with one cone—and likely end up snagging another. Bright space, friendly staff, and a price tag that feels fair. Ideal for an easy-going flavor pick-me-up.
Amazonica
A Wynwood-area chill spot serving cholaos—shaved ice layered with fresh fruit. Their mango version is simple and perfectly balanced. The service here is warm and personal, and the shaved ice won’t melt into sad syrup. If you want something refreshing that tastes like mango and ice, this is the place.
Cotoa Restaurant
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.
.svg)
4.9
of 5.0
(14)
Raccoon Coffee & Kitchen
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.
Sweet Paris Crêperie & Café – Miami Worldcenter
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.
True Baristas Coffee | Brickell Arch
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.
Raw South Juice Co (Kendall)
Raw South is one of those places that feels like a secret you want to keep. The smoothies and bowls are packed with flavor and topped with fresh fruit that’s fresh. Try the Almonds Are Forever smoothie or their Passion Bowl if you’re craving something sweet but still want to stay on track. The space is bright and inviting, with friendly service that makes it easy to become a regular.
Açaí Miami
Açaí Miami brings solid healthy options in a laid-back setting. It’s pet-friendly, has tons of outdoor seating, and the menu keeps it simple—think avocado toast, dragonfruit lemonade, and of course, build-your-own bowls. Perfect for when you want something light and refreshing but don’t want to sit inside. The vibe is relaxed, and the service is quick, making it a great choice when you're on the go or just hanging with friends.
4.7
of 5.0
(1,008)
Under the Mango Tree
This South Beach gem has built a loyal following for its hearty açaí bowls, loaded salads, and fresh juices. The Green Power Salad is a must, and if you’re into strong almond-forward coffee, you’ll want to give their lattes a try. The staff is friendly, the seating is cozy, and there’s a laid-back energy that fits the beachside neighborhood perfectly.
Skoops Juice Bar
If you’re at Bayside Marketplace and need a quick, healthy pick-me-up, Skoops is a fun and colorful stop. The fruit bowls are overflowing, the smoothies are refreshing, and the atmosphere is always upbeat. Sometimes there's even live music. It’s more than just a juice stand; it’s a place that feels full of life. And if you’re lucky, Luis will be there slicing fruit like a pro and handing it over with a smile.
Juice Fountain
Juice Fountain is all about the basics done right—no fancy superfoods or gimmicks, just seriously fresh juices and smoothies. Their Green Machine and other blends hit the spot, and regulars love the consistency and kind service from the team. It's a small place, but the hospitality is huge. This one’s a go-to for locals who want to skip the hype and stick with what works.
MyRoots Juicebar
MyRoots in North Miami feels like a spot where good food meets good energy. The dragon fruit bowl is a favorite, especially when paired with a vanilla oat milk latte. The playlist is always solid, the space is clean and calm, and the staff are genuinely kind. Whether you’re in for a smoothie or something more substantial, it’s a place that makes healthy eating feel approachable and joyful.
Pura Vida Miami
Pura Vida nails that healthy-but-filling balance with dishes like the Smoked Sammy or their popular vegan chocolate cookie. The food is fresh, the design is straight out of a Pinterest board, and while the service can be a little slow during peak hours, it’s worth the wait. Perfect for brunch with friends or a casual lunch when you want to eat clean but still feel like you’re treating yourself.
4.7
of 5.0
(1,277)
Revolution Ice Cream Co.
While it might sound like an after-dinner destination, Revolution Ice Cream is also a wildly underrated morning spot—especially if your idea of breakfast involves creativity and a sugar rush. Known for its quirky ice cream flavors like goat cheese habanero and bacon brittle, this place also features some truly unforgettable breakfast-style offerings.
4.5
of 5.0
(727)
The Grind Coffee Bar
If you’re craving hearty breakfast sandwiches, flaky scones, and coffee that hits just right, The Grind Coffee Bar has you covered. This spot might look quiet from the outside, but inside it's buzzing with regulars who swear by the Cuban bread sandwiches and house brews. The laid-back atmosphere and friendly staff make it feel like a hidden gem in the Westchase area. It’s a great spot for a solo breakfast or a quick casual meetup before work.
La Creación Bakery
For a more local, Latin twist on breakfast, head to La Creación Bakery. This Puerto Rican bakery is known for its amazing fresh bread, pastries, and strong café con leche. The Cuban sandwich is a fan favorite, and everything is made with that unmistakable homemade touch. The space has a warm, inviting vibe, and the service feels like you're visiting a friend's kitchen. If you’re in the mood for something savory, sweet, and comforting, this is your stop.
4.1
of 5.0
(224)
The Blend Coffee & Cocktails
Equal parts hip and homey, The Blend merges breakfast and brunch classics with a touch of craft cocktail culture. In the morning, it’s a chill cafe perfect for hashbrowns and lattes—by the evening, it morphs into a spot for espresso martinis and good conversation. Their group espresso shots served in tasting flights are a fun touch, and the atmosphere makes it a popular place to study or hang out without rushing.
Rona's Cookies and More
More than just a cookie shop, Rona’s Cookies offers custom treats that are perfect for brunch get-togethers, weekend parties, or a sweet solo morning. While there’s no sit-down breakfast menu per se, her hand-decorated sugar cookies, s’mores kits, and baklava pair beautifully with a cup of coffee or tea.
Spaddy’s Coffee Co. - Seminole Heights
If you’re cruising down Florida Avenue and looking for a local favorite with serious personality, Spaddy’s Coffee Co. should be high on your list. This walk-up coffee stand and outdoor café has become a staple in Seminole Heights—not just for its smooth oat milk lattes and iced espresso drinks, but also for its welcoming, neighborhood vibe.
Blind Tiger Coffee Roasters - Westchase
The Blind Tiger brings its signature speakeasy-inspired aesthetic to Hyde Park. This stylish café is great for anyone who enjoys bold flavors and a touch of creativity in their coffee cup. The matcha toast and acai bowls are local favorites, and their rotating selection of pastries and sandwiches makes it ideal for both breakfast and lunch breaks between errands. Grab a table outside if the weather’s right.
Bake’n Babes
Bake’n Babes is the kind of place that turns dessert into a full-blown experience. Located on nearby Davis Islands (a short drive or Uber from Hyde Park), this local bakery is known for its viral Freak Shakes — towering soft-serve creations topped with seasonal goodies. The vibe is bright, feminine, and Instagram-ready, with fun baked treats like cookies, brownies, and even vegan options.
5.0
of 5.0
(52)
Sweet Dog
Sweet Dog is a boutique bakery with a dual focus — indulgent human treats and fresh-baked dog goodies. Whether you're treating yourself to a mimosa and a slice of cake or grabbing a birthday pupcake for your furry friend, this spot has charm for days. The patio is small but cozy, and the rotating selection of cakes and cannolis is just as delightful as the service. A go-to if you're shopping with your pup in tow or just want something that feels a bit celebratory.
Claim Your Listing
Claim your café on Per Diem! Update your details and connect with local coffee lovers. Fill out the form below to get started.
.webp)
All Rights Reserved © Per Diem Subscription
.webp)
.webp)
.webp)
.webp)
.webp)