SANDWICH MIAMI BRICKELL

A French-run sandwich counter on SW 8th Street in Brickell, serving croques, baguettes and soup nearly around the clock.

Vérifié octobre 2026

Good for anyone in Brickell who needs a cheap, proper meal at 3 am or a quick croque at lunch. It calls itself French fast food, so expect a counter and a bag, not a bistro.

Start with the croque

The croque monsieur is the dish the owners call famous, and it gets its own section on the menu, so that's your first order. Beyond the croques, you'll find breakfast plates, grill items, combos, a long list of sandwiches, soups and salads, fresh juices and a few sweets. There's a soup of the day, and the kitchen says everything is made from scratch. Prices sit at the single-dollar-sign level, which is rare for Brickell and a big part of why people keep coming back.

Almost never closed

Hours run from 8 am to 5 am Sunday through Wednesday, and from 8 am to 6 am Thursday through Saturday. The site rounds that up to 22 hours a day, seven days a week. The only dark stretch is a few hours around dawn, when the place resets before breakfast. That makes it one of the more reliable late-night bites in the neighborhood: after the bars, after a red-eye, or after a shift that ran long. The same counter covers your morning coffee-and-sandwich run.

The people behind it

It's run by a French couple who came from Paris with about 30 years in restaurants, and the menu reads that way: croques, baguette sandwiches, soup, nothing fussy. It holds a 4.4 from about 2,200 Google reviews, solid for a spot that feeds people at every hour. There's online ordering if you'd rather skip the line, and the shop does catering for Brickell and downtown offices. The brand lists more than one location, but this is the one on SW 8th Street.

Bon à savoir

The only time it's closed is roughly 5 to 8 am (6 to 8 am Thursday through Saturday), so don't plan a sunrise stop.

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