Best brunch in Miami
Where to brunch in Miami — neighbourhood cafés, all-day breakfast counters and weekend institutions.
Top brunch spots in Miami
12 locals' picks — neighbourhoods, price tiers and what to order.
Cafe La Trova
$$$Little Havana
Latin brunch from chef Michelle Bernstein.
Order: Cuban tortilla
Cafe Habana
$$Bal Harbour
Cuban-Mexican brunch with rum drinks.
Order: Cuban brunch sandwiches
OTL
$$Design District
Bright design-district cafe brunch.
Order: Avo toast & breakfast burrito
Mandolin Aegean Bistro
$$$Buena Vista
Garden brunch in a teal-blue villa.
Order: Greek brunch plates
Yardbird Table & Bar
$$$South Beach
Southern brunch, bottomless mimosa option.
Order: Chicken & watermelon waffles
27 Restaurant
$$$Mid-Beach
Freehand backyard brunch under banyans.
Order: Mediterranean brunch
The Last Carrot
$$Coconut Grove
Original health brunch since 1976.
Order: Whole-wheat sandwiches
Stiltsville Fish Bar
$$Sunset Harbour
Florida-coastal brunch in beach shack feel.
Order: Smoked fish dip & eggs
Pubbelly Sushi
$$$Brickell
Asian brunch with bottomless service.
Order: Bottomless sushi brunch
Sereia
$$$Brickell
Mediterranean brunch in 1100 Brickell hotel.
Order: Riviera-style brunch
Coyo Taco
$$Wynwood
Taco brunch with hidden speakeasy out back.
Order: Breakfast tacos
Versailles
$$Little Havana
Miami brunch landmark since 1971.
Order: Cuban breakfast & cafecito
Where to eat
Joe's Stone Crab
$$$$Seafood · South Beach
Stone crabs since 1913 — go in season (Oct–May).
Versailles
$$Cuban · Little Havana
Miami's Cuban institution — café ventanita out front.
KYU
$$$Asian wood-fired · Wynwood
Open-fire grills, smoke and seriously fun shared plates.
Stubborn Seed
$$$New American · South Beach
Top Chef winner Jeremy Ford — moody room, smart tasting.
Coyo Taco
$Mexican · Wynwood
Tacos al pastor + a hidden mezcal bar in the back.
Frequently asked
- Local favourites include our handpicked locals' list and the all-day kitchen at Joe's Stone Crab. We prioritise spots that take walk-ins or open early on weekends.