Guides
Practical guides to eating at Bistro Cafe in Miami: what the Spanish dish names mean, what a meal costs, how to get there without a car, and how the cafe fits into the Downtown breakfast and brunch scene.
Strong ratings, a long Puerto Rican brunch menu and brunch-restaurant prices. The evidence for and against a visit, and who it suits best.
Read More: Is Bistro Cafe Miami Worth It? Ratings, Prices and Who It SuitsFour French toasts, five pancake stacks, four waffles and a row of savory versions. How they compare and what to order for the table.
Read More: French Toast, Pancakes or Waffles? Bistro Cafe's Sweet Menu ComparedMost plates cost $21 to $29. Price ranges by section, sample bills with tax and tip, and the cheapest ways to eat well.
Read More: Bistro Cafe Miami Prices: What a Meal Really CostsThe menu leans on meat and bread, but there are options. Dish-by-dish picks for vegetarians, pescatarians and gluten-free diners.
Read More: Vegetarian, Pescatarian and Gluten-Free at Bistro Cafe MiamiWhere to park near NE 1st Ave, which free Metromover stop to use, and how the cafe's hours line up with Arsht Center matinees.
Read More: Getting to Bistro Cafe Miami: Parking, Metromover and Arsht Center TipsSix fillings, three sauces and a price range of $27 to $30. How Bistro Cafe's signature plate is built and which version to pick.
Read More: Bistro Cafe Stuffed Avocados: All Six ComparedAn omelette called the Gaucho, a sandwich called Zeus, scrambled eggs called Afrodita. A plain-English key to every name on the menu.
Read More: Bistro Cafe Dish Names Explained: What Gaucho, Zeus and Huevos Enojados MeanThe menu cover says "since 2011." Here's how Bistro Cafe got from a bakery family in Aguada to Isla Verde, Downtown Miami and Coral Gables.
Read More: Bistro Cafe History: From an Isla Verde Bakery to Downtown MiamiYou're walking down a street looking for somewhere to sit. One sign says "Cafe," the next says "Bistro." Both serve food and drinks, so which door do you open?
Read More: Cafe vs. Bistro: What's the Difference? (And Which One Are You Craving?)Bistro Café has two locations in Miami-Dade. The original Miami spot is at 1352 NE 1st Ave, Miami, FL 33132, close to the Adrienne Arsht Center.
Read More: Bistro Café Downtown Miami vs Coral Gables: Which Location Should You Visit?Weekend brunch in Miami isn't the same meal as a weekday breakfast, and it isn't quite dinner either. It runs later, moves slower, and usually comes with a…
Read More: Best Weekend Brunch in Miami: Saturday & Sunday GuideMost Miami breakfast guides send you to five neighborhoods at once. That's not how a morning works. You're usually starting from one place, with one thing…
Read More: Miami Breakfast Guide: Downtown Mornings Near the Arsht CenterSearch "best brunch in Miami" and you'll get a dozen lists that mostly disagree. That's not because anyone is wrong. Each list measures something different:…
Read More: Best Brunch in Miami: What the Rankings Say and How to PickThe plate that confuses first-timers most is the Trifongo & Waffles. A waffle on the bottom, a mash of green plantain, sweet plantain and yuca on top, then…
Read More: Miami Fusion Brunch: Puerto Rico, Peru and Greece on One MenuBread is the part of a breakfast plate nobody orders on purpose, and it decides more than people think. Put avocado and a runny egg on soft bread and it falls…
Read More: Sourdough vs. Brioche: Which Bread Fits Which Breakfast?
