The Best Coffee Shops in Miami

The best coffee shops in Miami are Panther Coffee, Vice City Bean, and Puroast Coffee for craft espresso; Café Versailles and La Carreta for cafecito; and Pura Vida and Grove Grocer when you need to get work done.

This is a city that runs on coffee — from the 3:05 PM cafecito ritual to ventanita windows older than most of the drinkers in line. Here’s where to go, organized by what you actually need: the best cup, the best work session, the best meet-up, and the best matcha.

In This Guide

• The Icons: Best Craft Coffee in Miami
• Best Cafecito in Miami
• Best Coffee Shops to Work From in Miami
• Best Coffee Shops to Meet Someone in Miami
• Best Matcha (and Beyond) in Miami
• FAQ

The Icons: Best Craft Coffee in Miami

Panther Coffee — Wynwood

Miami’s craft-espresso pioneer.

Roasting on-site since 2010, Panther is the reason Miami has a specialty coffee scene at all. The Wynwood flagship (2390 NW 2nd Ave) pairs serious single-origin espresso with a leafy patio built for lingering. Order the vanilla bean cold brew — or the East Coast espresso if you want it straight. Price vibe: $$.

(Also at The Betsy hotel, 1433 Collins Ave on South Beach — Panther beans in a polished hotel-café setting, 8 AM–3 PM daily.)

Vice City Bean — Little Haiti

Hands-down the best espresso in Miami, per its regulars.

A bright indie roastery-café at 1657 N Miami Ave with nitro cold brew on tap and a strawberry iced matcha that converts non-believers. Strong work-from energy too. Order the cortado. Price vibe: $$.

Eternity Coffee Roasters — Downtown

The purist’s pick.

A tiny street-front micro-roastery at 117 SE 2nd Ave where beans are roasted on-site in small batches. No real seating and no Wi-Fi — this is a pilgrimage, not a laptop stop. Order the Gibraltar or a pour-over, and don’t skip the cinnamon rolls. Price vibe: $.

All Day — Downtown

Coffee as good as the brunch.

At 1035 N Miami Ave, the coffee program draws as many regulars as the soft-scrambled eggs and the croqueta sandwich. Order the cold brew with rosemary limeade. Price vibe: $$.

Crema Gourmet — Brickell

The upscale Italian espresso bar.

Built on Illy espresso at the flagship (1010 Brickell Ave, Unit 100): lavender lattes, fresh-pressed juices, avocado toast. Also in Downtown, the Financial District, Coconut Grove, and MiMo — the brand is expanding fast. Order the lavender latte. Price vibe: $$.

Threefold Café — Coral Gables

Melbourne-style flat whites on Giralda Plaza.

Australian-owned Threefold (141 Giralda Ave) pioneered Miami’s avo-toast era and still pours one of the city’s best flat whites. Order the flat white. Price vibe: $$.

(Second location: 3060 SW 37th Ave.)

Imperial Moto Café — Little River

Moto culture meets serious espresso.

Miami’s original moto-inspired café and roastery (est. 2016) at 7299 NW 2nd Ave — strong espresso program, Wi-Fi, indoor/outdoor seating, and a creative crowd. Doubles as a work spot. Order the cortado. Price vibe: $$.

Zak the Baker — Wynwood

The Michelin-listed bakery with a legit coffee program.

At 295 NW 26th St, the naturally fermented sourdough gets the headlines, but the café pours strong coffee worth the trip alone. Closed Saturdays (kosher); Sun–Fri 7 AM–5 PM. Order an iced latte with a cheese danish. Price vibe: $$–$$$.

White Rose Coffee — Coral Gables

A tattoo parlor pouring serious coffee.

Inside the Ocho Placas tattoo shop and Betancourt Gallery at 4703 SW 8th St, White Rose pairs locally roasted Per’La coffee with Kalita Wave pour-overs and latte art as sharp as the ink in back. Order the Kalita Wave pour-over or lavender latte. Price vibe: $$.

Baker & Barista — Buena Vista

Sicilian bakery, specialty barista.

At 4582 NE 2nd Ave, a Sicilian baker and a specialty barista teamed up for Italian-leaning coffee and a pastry case worth crossing town for. Order the shakerato or whipped coconut cold brew with a maritozzo. Price vibe: $$. (Wed–Sun, 7:30 AM–3:30 PM.)

Emissary — Coconut Grove

European café energy in the Grove.

This all-day café and wine bar at 3308 Mary St channels European cafés, West Coast coffeehouses, and Miami ventanitas — Counter Culture coffee, seasonal drinks, and pastries from Flour & Weirdoughs. Order the espresso or cortado. Price vibe: $$.

BIGFACE — Design District

Jimmy Butler’s coffee clubhouse.

The NBA star’s flagship at 40 NE 40th St is part gallery, part clubhouse — La Marzocco espresso bar, multi-origin coffee, grab-and-go cold drinks, and a line of apparel. Order the black sesame latte (or the gochujang chai). Price vibe: $$–$$$.

Rutina — Edgewater

Vinyl, empanadas, and Honduran beans.

This Latino-owned retro spot at 2001 Biscayne Blvd roasts family-farm Honduran beans in-house and spins vinyl — with hand-cut beef empanadas, focaccia sandwiches, and free parking in the garage behind the shop. Order the not-too-sweet lavender latte. Price vibe: $$.

Libertino Cafe — Wynwood

Matcha-forward café with shokupan sandwiches, brunch, and DJ nights.

Libertino Cafe brings a playful, matcha-first energy to Wynwood — think iced ube matcha lattes, shokupan sandwiches, and a proper brunch lineup, all in a space that turns into DJ nights after dark. Wi-Fi makes it a solid daytime work stop too. Find it at 220 NW 24th St, open daily 8 AM–8 PM. Order: the iced ube matcha latte. ($$–$$$)

La Colombe — Wynwood

Philadelphia roaster pouring draft lattes inside an exotic-car showroom.

La Colombe’s Wynwood café — at 300 NW 26th St, inside Wynwood Garage — might be the most Miami coffee setup in the city: serious Philadelphia-roasted coffee served inside an exotic-car showroom and guitar shop. Come for the draft latte on tap, stay for the people-watching. Order: the draft latte or an oat-milk cappuccino. ($$)

Yann Couvreur Café — Wynwood

Parisian pastry royalty with coffee to match.

Pastry chef Yann Couvreur’s Wynwood café at 2243 NW 2nd Ave pairs genuinely excellent coffee with French pastry worth crossing town for — the Parisian flan and croissants are the headline. It’s polished, pretty, and a perfect brunch date. Order: the Parisian flan or a croissant with coffee. ($$–$$$)

Boûlan — Wynwood

Argentine artisanal bakery-café doing medialunas right.

Boûlan is an Argentine artisanal bakery-café at 69 NW 24th St, open daily 7:30 AM–8 PM, turning out medialunas, croissants, sourdough, and proper coffee in the heart of Wynwood. It’s the kind of morning stop that becomes a ritual fast. Order: a dulce de leche croissant with a latte. ($$)

Mr. Baguette — Wynwood

French-inspired café with free Wi-Fi and a pistachio croissant worth the trip.

Mr. Baguette at 2601 N Miami Ave is a French-inspired sandwich shop and café doing croissants, specialty coffee, and free Wi-Fi — an easy, affordable Wynwood work stop that doesn’t feel like one. Open daily. Order: the pistachio croissant with a café con leche or iced coffee. ($–$$)

Suite Habana Café — Wynwood

Cuban coffeehouse with cortados, pastries, and Wi-Fi.

Suite Habana Café at 2609 N Miami Ave is a proper Cuban coffeehouse in Wynwood — cortados, iced café con leche, and pastries, with Wi-Fi for anyone camping out with a laptop. Unpretentious, fast, and exactly what the neighborhood needed. Order: a cortado or iced café con leche. ($$)

Fincas Coffee — Upper Buena Vista

Honduran farm-to-cup specialty, from the team behind Rutina.

Fincas Coffee at 5030 NE 2nd Ave (Unit 402) is Honduran farm-to-cup specialty from the team behind Rutina — one of the most distinctive coffee stories in Miami right now. The pistachio latte and the Obata affogato show off beans with real provenance. Order: the pistachio latte or Obata affogato. ($$–$$$)

Pasion del Cielo — Multiple Locations

Pick-your-own single-origin beans, three locations strong.

Pasion del Cielo’s whole concept is choosing your own single-origin beans before they brew them — a coffee-nerd playground with locations in Midtown (3301 NE 1st Ave, Suite 100), Brickell (907 Brickell Ave), and Coral Gables (100 Giralda Ave). Order: a cortadito or the cinasugar latte. ($$)

Il Dante Caffe — South Beach

Italian café and deli steps from the beach.

Il Dante Caffe at 760 Ocean Dr is an Italian café and deli made for South Beach mornings — espresso drinks done right, steps from the sand. The iced dulce de leche latte is the move when it’s hot, which is always. Order: the iced dulce de leche latte or an oat-milk latte. ($–$$)

Studio 24 — Edgewater

Creative coffee bar with vinyl sets, exhibitions, and dessert-style drinks.

Studio 24 (2700A Biscayne Blvd in Edgewater, plus a Brickell outpost at 1250 S Miami Ave) is a creative coffee bar where vinyl sets and art exhibitions share the room with dessert-style drinks. The Matcha Tiramisu Latte, Kyoto Night Latte, and Yuzu Espresso Tonic are all worth the trip alone. Order: the Matcha Tiramisu Latte. ($$–$$$)

Puroast Coffee — Brickell

Low-acid coffee roaster with a jungle-inspired, laptop-friendly space.

Puroast Coffee at 632 S Miami Ave, right in front of Brickell City Center, roasts low-acid, high-antioxidant beans for a smoother, sweeter cup — “Feel Better, Not Bitter” is the slogan. The lush, jungle-inspired interior, free Wi-Fi, and all-day breakfast and lunch menu make it one of Brickell’s best work-from-café bets. Open daily 7 AM–4 PM. Order: the bourbon pecan iced coffee or a cold brew. ($$)

Sky Coffee Buenos Aires — Brickell

Argentine coffee served inside a real airplane.

Sky Coffee Buenos Aires at 710 Brickell Ave is exactly what it sounds like — an Argentine coffee spot inside a real airplane, parked in the middle of Brickell. Organic, fair-trade coffee, medialunas, empanadas, and milanesa sandwiches, with free Wi-Fi and a patio for sunny days. Open Mon–Thu 7 AM–8 PM, Fri & Sun 7 AM–9 PM, Sat 7 AM–10 PM. Order: a strong espresso with medialunas. ($$)

Casa Rassi — South Beach

Your barista’s favorite coffee shop.

Playful South Beach espresso bar (2216 Park Ave) with the city’s most creative coffee menu. Order the mango-syrup espresso tonic, the yuzu lemonade cold brew, or the matcha latte made with sweet corn milk. Price vibe: $$.

Arte y Pasión Café — Coral Gables

Pick your bean, watch it brewed tableside.

Colombian café (205 Aragon Ave) where you pick your bean origin and they brew it tableside — filters or a Bunsen-burner setup — plus Turkish coffee. Order the tableside pour-over of single-origin Colombian beans or the café ibrik (Turkish coffee). Price vibe: $$.

Raccoon Coffee & Kitchen — Brickell

Specialty coffee with waterfront seating.

Modern specialty-coffee concept at 609 Brickell Ave (also Edgewater and Wynwood) with all-day breakfast, açaí, and pastries — pet-friendly, free Wi-Fi, and waterfront outdoor seating at the Brickell location. Order the iced caramel latte or the cold brew. Price vibe: $$.

Brewing Buddha — Pinecrest

The mad scientists of coffee.

Art-infused coffee house at 8219 SW 124th St run by self-taught coffee obsessives — inventive flavored lattes in a zen, gallery-like space. Order the banana bread latte, the signature. Price vibe: $.

Super Wow Coffee — Hollywood

Motorsport coffee culture.

Japanese-inspired, motorsport-themed café at 2029 Tyler St in Hollywood that started as a Kei van — engine-block coffee tables, monthly Cars & Coffee meets, and pet-friendly vibes. Order the Midnight Purple Ubé Latte, the signature. Price vibe: $$.

Mins Coffee House — Wynwood

Vietnamese coffee from a one-man cart.

Owner Min’s cart at 194 NW 24th St sources robusta beans from his family’s farms in Vietnam’s Buôn Ma Thuột highlands, with creative matcha too — no seating, all flavor. Order the Phê Muối: strong dark-roast coffee under sweet salted cream foam. Price vibe: $.

Chapola Cafe — Downtown

The tower crowd’s secret.

Tiny specialty café tucked inside a Downtown residential tower at 350 S Miami Ave — coffee, matcha, and pastries for the tower crowd and locals in the know. Order a latte (or matcha for the non-coffee drinkers). Price vibe: $.

Altaer Studios — Little Havana

The hidden-gem roastery.

Artsy, low-key coffee studio at 515 SW 12th Ave that roasts its own beans — off the Calle 8 tourist path. Order the house-roast pour-over or espresso. Price vibe: $$.

Kaffas — North Beach

Big drinks, bigger personality.

Specialty coffee shop (original at 7795 W Flagler St; new North Beach location at 7319 Collins Ave, opened September 2026) with massive signature drinks, fresh pastries, tequeños, and pet-friendly vibes. Order the iced tiramisu cappuccino or the Oreo latte. Price vibe: $$.

Best Cafecito in Miami

In Miami, coffee isn’t a morning routine — it’s a culture with its own vocabulary and its own 3:05 PM ritual. These are the windows and counters that do it best.

Café Versailles — Little Havana

The ventanita that invented the ventanita.

Founded 1971 and credited with creating the walk-up window itself, Versailles (3555 SW 8th St) runs a constant line at La Ventanita. Order a cortadito or cafecito with a guava-and-cheese pastelito. Price vibe: $.

La Carreta — Little Havana

The Starbucks of cafecitos.

The hacienda-style Calle Ocho institution (3632 SW 8th St) serves strong, sweet, steaming ventanita coffee around the clock. Order the cortadito at the window. Price vibe: $$.

(Also in Kendall and at MIA.)

Las Olas Café — South Beach

The Beach’s best-kept coffee secret.

A cheap, beloved locals’ counter at 644 6th St, one block off Washington Ave — punchy cortaditos, sugarcane juice, and a $7 Cuban breakfast plate. Order the cortadito. Price vibe: $.

Cortadito Coffee House — Lincoln Road

The modern ventanita.

Miami’s contemporary Cuban-coffee chain does classic cortaditos alongside flavored lattes like tres leches, pistachio, and caramel flan. The Lincoln Road location (1656 Meridian Ave) is open daily. Order the classic cortadito or the tres leches latte. Price vibe: $$.

(Also in Brickell at 800 Brickell Ave.)

Café Bustelo Café — FIU

The yellow can, made drinkable.

Inside FIU’s Graham Center (1200 SW 8th St), the iconic brand pours cafecito, café con leche, coladas, and cortaditos with croquetas on the side. Weekday-only hours — more pilgrimage than daily stop, but worth the detour. Order the café con leche. Price vibe: $.

No Limits Coffee Shop — West Kendall

Coffee with a mission.

Mission-driven café at 13920 SW 47th St employing adults with special needs — warm, inclusive, with a full breakfast and lunch menu. Order the cafecito con Caro or the peppermint mocha latte. Price vibe: $$.

Tinta y Café — Coral Gables

Ink and coffee, Cuban soul.

Mid-century Cuban-inspired coffee house (1315 Ponce de Leon Blvd, Michelin Bib Gourmand; also in Miami Shores) blending Miami’s cafecito culture with a modern neighborhood feel. Order the café con leche with house-made ham croquetas. Price vibe: $.

Best Coffee Shops to Work From in Miami

Free Wi-Fi, outlets, and seating that won’t rush you out.

Grove Grocer — Coconut Grove

The neighborhood’s communal table.

This market-café at 3098 Fuller St runs on free Wi-Fi and a long green communal table made for settling in. Cortados, balanced matcha lattes, milk-bread sandwiches. Order the Swamp Matcha (matcha + coconut water) or a cortado. Price vibe: $$.

Pura Vida — Design District

The bright flagship with room to spread out.

The Design District location (3818 NE 1st Ave) has a spacious upstairs — about 20 seats — that’s not too loud, with free Wi-Fi and reviewers calling it “an amazing place to get some work done.” Order the iced oat latte. Price vibe: $$.

MIAM Café — Wynwood

The French corner office.

On the corner of the Wynwood Building (2750 NW 3rd Ave), this French café’s cozy industrial-chic interior and outdoor seating make it a relaxed coffee-working spot. Daily 8 AM–4 PM. Order the mango matcha. Price vibe: $$–$$$.

Sable — Wynwood

The stylish work session.

Billed as “a morning workspace,” Sable (2219 NW 2nd Ave) pairs a retro-diner marble counter with spacious back seating — coffee by day (9 AM–6 PM), vinyl lounge by night. More style-work than heavy-laptop, but the matcha menu keeps you fueled. Order the matcha latte. Price vibe: $$.

The Coffee — Wynwood

Calm, minimal, Japanese-Brazilian.

At 136 NW 27th St, this minimalist chain does free Wi-Fi and clean design that reviewers call “a calm, stylish spot for remote work.” Open daily 7:30 AM–6/7 PM. Order the iced latte. Price vibe: $$.

The Café at Books & Books — Coral Gables

Work inside a bookstore.

The café at 265 Aragon Ave sits inside the historic independent bookstore — indoor and courtyard seating, creative-community energy, live music, and Wi-Fi. Order the cortadito. Price vibe: $$.

Surry Hills — Little River

Sydney coffee, built for laptops.

At 8226 NE 2nd Ave, this Australian-by-way-of-Argentina café pairs flat whites with ample solo seating, strong Wi-Fi, and plugs — made for long work sessions. Order the flat white or cappuccino. Price vibe: $$.

I Think She Is — Brickell

Brickell’s calm corner.

A specialty-coffee shop and art studio at 169 SW 7th St on Brickell’s northern edge — free Wi-Fi, outdoor seating, plant-based drinks, and a quiet work-friendly hum. Order the oat-milk iced latte or the “Matcharita” (orange and strawberry matcha). Price vibe: $$.

Cafe Demetrio — Coral Gables

Coral Gables’ first coffeehouse.

Est. 1997 at 300 Alhambra Cir — old-world interiors, a leafy courtyard, Wi-Fi and outlets, and chocolate lattes under a giant banyan tree. Order the cappuccino or iced cinnamon-toast latte. Price vibe: $$. (Mon–Sat 9 AM–3 PM; closed Sundays.)

Ludlow Coffee Supply at Domus Brickell Park — Brickell

NYC coffee-and-culture import with a patio made for remote work.

Ludlow Coffee Supply — founded in 2016 by John Seymour of Sweet Chick — brings a neighborhood-first, NYC coffee-and-culture sensibility to Brickell at 1611 SW 2nd Ave, open daily 8 AM–4 PM. Single-origin coffee, local bakery collaborations, and a patio that makes it a natural remote-work and meeting spot. Order: the Maple, Bourbon Vanilla, Salted Caramel, or Mocha latte — or a single-origin cold brew. ($$)

Regener8 Café — Wynwood

Farm-to-table fuel for the workday.

Regenerative farm-to-table café at 3490 NW 2nd Ave with a solid coffee and matcha program — beyond-organic menu, good laptop energy. Order the Mother Earth Matcha Latte (ceremonial matcha, blue spirulina, vanilla coconut foam). Price vibe: $$.

Grou Coffee + Cowork — Coral Gables

The café that’s literally a coworking space.

Coffee shop and coworking space in one at 4100 Salzedo St — Per’La beans, Miami’s first affogato bar, a 12-drink ceremonial-grade matcha menu, and bookable phone cabins. Order a chagaccino or the strawberry matcha. Price vibe: $$.

Also great for working: Panther Coffee’s Wynwood patio, Vice City Bean, Imperial Moto Café, and Surry Hills.

Best Coffee Shops to Meet Someone in Miami

Comfortable seating, conversation-friendly volume, good people-watching.

Maman — South Beach

The meet-up with the famous cookie.

The full South Beach café (100 Collins Ave) — not the grab-and-go Design District petite — has outdoor lounge seating and a brunch/lunch menu built for long conversations. Order the nutty chocolate chip cookie with a lavender hot chocolate. Price vibe: $$.

(Also a full location at Sunset Harbour, 1874 Bay Rd.)

Sunshine Coffee — North Beach

The classic coffee date.

Pastel-yellow and cheerful at 7351 Collins Ave — “Home of the Miami Iced” — with brunch bites and outdoor seating made for catching up. Order the Classic Miami Iced (double espresso + milk + cold foam). Price vibe: $$.

(Second location: 1436 Washington Ave, South Beach.)

Magdalena Coffee Bar & Houseplants — Edgewater

The plant-filled oasis.

This women- and Latino-owned Colombian concept at 321 NE 26th St is peaceful, whimsical, pet-friendly, and drowning in plants — with free flowers on Fridays. Doubles as a work spot with strong Wi-Fi. Order the Obata-Lempira cortado or guava matcha. Price vibe: $$.

Navi Coffee & Flowers — Coconut Grove

A Persian latte in a flower shop.

At 3213 Grand Ave, espresso gets flavored with cardamom, saffron, and rosewater while the owner’s mom arranges fresh flowers you can buy. Outdoor seating, dog-friendly. Order the house latte with a slice of Persian pistachio cake. Price vibe: $$.

Madame Olivia — North Miami

The chic French-Mediterranean date spot.

Chic café, bistro, and in-house bakery at 1821 NE 123rd St (second location in Midtown) — beans imported from Costa Rica and Brazil, roasted in Miami. Order the ceremonial matcha with honey plus the Basque cheesecake. Price vibe: $$.

Facade — Coral Gables

Giralda’s cozy French corner.

Cozy French-style bakery-café at 271 Giralda Ave — high-hydration sourdough, pastries, stay-a-while café vibes. Order the matcha corn flake drink or a croissant with coffee. Price vibe: $$.

Neverland Coffee Bar — North Miami Beach

The storybook coffee date.

Whimsical Peter Pan-inspired café and bar at 17830 W Dixie Hwy with a lush garden — brunch by day, cocktails by night. Order the Neverland Iced Coffee or the pistachio Nutella latte. Price vibe: $$.

Also made for meeting up: Pura Vida’s Design District flagship and Zak the Baker’s communal tables.

Best Matcha (and Beyond) in Miami

Honey Veil — South Miami

The matcha that broke the internet.

Sisters Ceci and Regina went from a UM-campus matcha truck to a brick-and-mortar at 5748 Sunset Dr with a cult following and long lines. Sweet-matcha style with honey whip. Order the Honey Veil Matcha (about $7). Price vibe: $.

(Expanding: Sunset Harbour and Aventura Mall locations coming soon.)

Nude Miami — Brickell

Miami’s answer to Erewhon.

Opened May 2026 at 1100 Brickell Bay Dr #107 — a boutique organic grocer with a made-to-order coffee, smoothie, and matcha bar with functional add-ons, all organic and seed-oil-free. Order matcha with functional add-ons. Price vibe: $$$.

Naughty Coffee — Downtown

Matcha with a creative streak.

At 101 NE 2nd Ave, the matcha-forward menu runs from matcha yuzu tonic to strawberry matcha, backed by a strong food program. Open daily 7 AM–7 PM. Order the matcha yuzu tonic. Price vibe: $$.

NU real food — Midtown

Mediterranean wellness café with ceremonial-grade matcha.

NU real food at 3252 Buena Vista Blvd (Suite 117), open daily 8 AM–9 PM, is a Mediterranean wellness café doing espresso drinks and genuinely ceremonial-grade matcha in a bright Midtown space. The sweet gluten-free carrot waffle is the sleeper hit of the menu. Order: the sweet gluten-free carrot waffle with coffee — or a matcha. ($$)

Also strong on matcha: Sable’s ceremonial-grade menu (strawberry, coconut cloud, pistachio), Magdalena’s guava matcha, and Pura Vida’s strawberry matcha latte.

FAQ

What’s the best coffee shop in Miami overall?

Panther Coffee’s Wynwood flagship is the city’s craft-espresso pioneer and the safest answer — with Vice City Bean and OTL close behind for serious espresso.

Where can I get the best cafecito in Miami?

Café Versailles’ La Ventanita on Calle Ocho — the window that invented the walk-up ventanita. La Carreta and Las Olas Café are strong backups.

What’s the best coffee shop to work from in Miami?

Pura Vida’s Design District flagship (spacious upstairs, free Wi-Fi) and Grove Grocer’s communal table in Coconut Grove. Panther Coffee’s Wynwood patio is the classic laptop spot.

Where’s the best matcha in Miami?

Honey Veil in South Miami — the cult-favorite honey-whip matcha. Sable (Wynwood) and Nude Miami (Brickell) round out the top tier.

What’s the best coffee shop for a date or meet-up in Miami?

Maman’s South Beach café (outdoor lounge, famous cookie) or Sunshine Coffee in North Beach for the classic Miami Iced.