Ojo de Agua Brickell
A Mexican all-day brunch spot on South Miami Avenue: chilaquiles, acai bowls and fresh juices from 8 am daily.
Vérifié octobre 2026
Good for a big Brickell breakfast or a casual lunch with coworkers, especially if you like your chilaquiles loaded. The trade-off: it closes at 8:30 pm on weekends, and the health-food pitch comes with very large plates.
Build your chilaquiles
Chilaquiles are the order here, and the menu treats them like a build. Pick baked or fried chips, red or green sauce or both, then your add-on: $12 plain, $18 with two eggs, $22 with chicken, $24 with ribeye, cochinita, shrimp or birria. The Swiss enchiladas ($16) in roasted green sauce under Chihuahua cheese are the other dish reviewers keep naming. Portions run big, so splitting a plate or boxing leftovers is normal. Dishes marked S on the menu are spicy, and the egg plates (rancheros, motuleños with fried bananas, condesa over sautéed potato) mostly land between $15 and $17.
The lighter half of the menu
Ojo de Agua pitches itself as a natural, healthy-living kitchen, and the breakfast side backs that up. Acai and pitaya bowls are $15 for one scoop and $22 for two, piled with fruit and gluten-free granola. Avocado truffle toast on gluten-free sourdough starts at $14, and the burrata toast with grilled seasonal fruit is $20. You can also build your own fresh juice combination. Read the fine print if you have allergies: a lot of dishes contain sprouts, and several have sesame. The room leans bohemian, with indoor and outdoor seating.
Hours, games and takeout
Doors open at 8 am every day, which makes it an easy Brickell breakfast before work. It stays open until 10 pm Monday through Friday but closes at 8:30 pm on Saturday and Sunday, so plan weekend dinners early. The restaurant takes reservations, books private parties and catering, and shows NBA games, so a weeknight can feel livelier than the brunch crowd suggests. Pickup orders go through its own online ordering, and it's on DoorDash and Uber Eats. It holds 4.4 from about 850 Google reviews, a solid number for a $$ neighborhood spot.
Réservations
Reservations are taken, worth it for weekend brunch with a group.
Bon à savoir
Weekend closing is 8:30 pm, earlier than the 10 pm weekday close.
Les questions qu’on se pose
What are Ojo de Agua Brickell's hours?
It opens at 8 am daily and closes at 10 pm Monday through Friday and 8:30 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Does Ojo de Agua Brickell take reservations?
Yes, it takes reservations, and it also books private parties and catering.
Does Ojo de Agua have gluten-free options?
Yes. The acai bowls use gluten-free granola, and several toasts come on gluten-free sourdough.