OL'DAYS Farm to Table Cafe & Brunch - Midtown

An Argentine-born all-day cafe on NE 1st Ave pouring specialty coffee with seed-oil-free brunch plates from 8 am to 10 pm.

Vérifié octobre 2026

Good for an easy brunch, a late coffee or a table with mixed dietary needs. The menu leans healthy and familiar rather than exciting, and $$ adds up fast for toast and bowls.

What's on the plate

The menu is built around avocado toast, healthy bowls, pastries and fresh juices. The kitchen's big claim is that it's all seed-oil-free, and the eggs are organic and pasture-raised. Gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options are on the menu, which makes this an easy pick when one friend eats everything and another eats almost nothing. Prices sit at $$, about what you'd expect for this kind of food in Midtown. The menu is downloadable online, so check it first if you're feeding picky eaters or planning around an allergy.

The coffee came first

OL'DAYS opened in 2014 in Buenos Aires as one of the early specialty coffee shops there, and coffee is still the backbone. The food grew up around it. The brand now runs two cafes in New York and one in Puerto Madero, and this spot at 3301 NE 1st Ave is its only Miami location. The pitch is a place that feels like dropping by a friend's kitchen, where a cookie and a full meal are equally fair orders. People seem to buy it: 4.5 from about 890 Google reviews.

Late for a brunch spot

Hours run 8 am to 10 pm every day, and that's the unusual part. The New York branches close at 5 pm; this one keeps going through dinner. That makes it a rare brunch-style cafe still open at 8 pm on a Tuesday, and a reliable stop for a late afternoon coffee without the kitchen winding down around you. Bringing a crowd? They take event and group bookings, and there's a rewards program if it turns into your regular morning stop.

Réservations

Coming with a big group? They handle event and group bookings, so arrange it ahead instead of walking in.

Bon à savoir

Online ordering is available if you'd rather grab your coffee and toast to go.

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