MIAM CAFE - BISCAYNE

The Biscayne Boulevard branch of MIAM, a daytime cafe for coffee, breakfast, brunch, sandwiches, salads and baked goods.

Checked October 2026

Good for a daytime brunch or a coffee-and-sandwich stop on Biscayne. The rating is strong, but it's a daytime-only spot with $$ prices, so plan around the 4 pm close.

The 4 pm cutoff

MIAM keeps the same short day all week: 8 am to 4 pm, Monday through Sunday. There's no dinner and no late brunch, so a lazy Sunday that starts at 3:30 won't work. The upside is consistency. Weekday mornings work for coffee before the office, and weekends work for a proper brunch if you get moving. It holds a 4.8 from about 6,700 Google reviews, which is a lot of people agreeing. Expect it to be busy at peak brunch hours, since that many reviews usually means a steady crowd.

What's on the counter

Google files this one as a brunch spot, breakfast place, sandwich shop, salad shop, coffee shop and bakery all at once, plus a small grocery side. Expect a range that covers breakfast plates, lunch sandwiches and salads, and pastries to go with coffee. The name is French for "yum," which tells you the tone. The menu page on their site doesn't list dishes, so check the online ordering menu before you go if you have something specific in mind. Prices sit at $$: more than a ventanita, less than a sit-down brunch with bottomless anything.

Picking this branch

MIAM has four locations: Coral Gables on Ponce de Leon, Wynwood on NW 3rd Ave, Fort Lauderdale, and this one at 1040 Biscayne Blvd. All four keep the same 8 to 4 hours. Pick Biscayne if you're downtown or in Brickell and don't want to cross town for brunch. It's the practical choice for a work-week breakfast or a lunch meeting on the boulevard. If you're already in Wynwood or the Gables, there's no reason to make the drive here; the hours are identical.

Reservations

The site offers reservations, which is worth doing for weekend brunch.

Good to know

Online ordering is available if you just want coffee and a sandwich to go.

Questions people ask