Casa Nané

An Ecuadorian bistro and bakery on SW 2nd Ave in Brickell, doing all-day brunch, ceviches and the cookies it started with.

Checked October 2026

Good for a Brickell breakfast or lunch with more Ecuadorian character than the usual avocado-toast spots. The trade-off: it closes at 4 pm every day, so this is strictly a daytime stop.

Start with the cookies

Cookies are where Casa Nané began. The founders' story is about chasing the perfect one, and they're still billed as the signature. The menu also lists cakes and fresh pastries, so the bakery side is worth a look even if you came for eggs. Pair one with a natural juice, a frappe or a plain coffee. Google files it as a bakery and confectionery as much as a brunch spot, which tells you how a lot of people use it: a quick coffee-and-something-sweet stop. It holds 4.4 from about 400 Google reviews, a steady number for a neighborhood place.

The Ecuadorian side

Skip past the burgers and toasts and the menu gets more particular. There's a section of Ecuadorian traditionals, a ceviche section and a heading for what the kitchen calls strong dishes, the heavier plates for a real lunch. Arepas get their own spot at breakfast. Brunch runs all day, so ordering it at 2 pm is fine. There's also a separate lunch menu, branded Midday at Nané. Prices sit at $$, middle of the road for Brickell. The site doesn't post food prices, so check when you order.

Eight to four, every day

Hours are the same all week: 8 am to 4 pm, Monday through Sunday. That makes it an easy weekend brunch call and no help at all for dinner. The address is 1130 SW 2nd Ave. If you'd rather not sit, the site takes pickup orders where you choose your pickup time, and it does delivery too. Catering covers cookies, desserts and brunch favorites, handy for an office morning or a party. They also sell a little merch, a tee and a cap, in case you get attached.

Good to know

Kitchen closes at 4 pm daily, so plan a late lunch accordingly.

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