Mercato Miami

An Italian coffee shop and small market off NE 28th Street, pulling espresso from 7:30 am and selling imported pasta, wine and oil.

Проверено ноябрь 2026 г.

Good for a morning cappuccino, a casual lunch, or grabbing a bottle and a bag of rigatoni on the way home. It's a small neighborhood market-cafe, so it isn't a big sit-down Italian restaurant.

Espresso and a pastry

The doors open at 7:30 am every day, which makes this an easy first stop before the rest of Wynwood wakes up. The menu runs from dark-roasted espresso to cappuccino, and the pastry case is what the shop pushes hardest, with customers calling it breathtaking on its own site. Take that with a grain of salt. Still, it holds a 4.9 from about 130 Google reviews, a small sample but a consistently happy one. Order a cappuccino, pick something from the case, and you're set for the morning.

What's on the shelves

The market side leans fully Italian. There's imported pasta in the shapes you'd expect, like rigatoni, farfalle, linguine, penne and gnocchi, plus biscotti, olive oil and vinegar. Wine is a real part of the shelf: the site lists a Collio Pinot Grigio rosé and an Affreschi Pinot Grigio at $16.50, and a 2021 Aglianico at $16.99. A Modena balsamic from Fondo Montebello runs $26.99. Those prices make it a sensible place to grab a dinner bottle and a box of good pasta in one stop, without having to drive to a bigger store.

Staying for a meal

Mercato serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a dining menu that runs from pasta to fresh salads. It also does sandwiches and catering. Hours are steady: 7:30 am to 8 pm Sunday through Wednesday, and open until 9 pm Thursday through Saturday. Those later nights are the better bet if you want an early, low-key plate of pasta and a glass of wine. Expect a casual cafe setup rather than a long, lingering dinner, and check the current menu before you plan a full meal around it.

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The shop sells its pasta, wine, oil and vinegar online and will ship to your door.

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