This Aventura coffee shop may have its roots in Alaska (originally founded there in 1993), but is now very much part of the South Florida bean scene. The shop roasts all its coffee beans on site to ensure the just right cup. Bonus factor? It also has a wood-fire oven so guests can even have pizza with its coffee. May sound odd, but isn’t that combo what got everyone through college? Open for takeout, indoor and outdoor dining, and delivery.

This hip, motorcycle themed coffee shop in Little Haiti, offers all of-the-moment coffee creations like nitro CBD cold brew, matcha lattes, plus Instagram worthy cappuccinos, along with pastries, Cuban sandwiches, and avocado toast if hunger strikes. Plus, the Wifi is strong and free and encouraged to be used. Available for takeout or dine in. 

Housed in the up-and-coming Allapattah neighborhood, Sips features classic coffee drinks like cappuccinos and lattes, plus half gallon bottled varieties that are meant to be taken home. Available for pick up. 

As the most notable coffee establishment to come out of Miami, Panther Coffee is arguably the shop that ushered in South Florida’s new coffee wave. Its ever-popular original outpost in Wynwood is both an artist sanctuary and a casual business spot for trendy Miamians. No matter the crowd, the demand is high for this coffee brewer who supplies coffee beans to every prominent restaurant in town. Open for takeout, indoor, and outdoor dining.

Doral hasn't been much of a coffee destination, but Macondo is trying to change that. This Colombian coffee shop roasts all its beans in house that it sources from small farms in Colombia. Plus, it offers a full menu complete with sandwiches, salads and pizza and even live music on Thursday nights. Open for takeout, indoor, and outdoor dining.

This bright and airy South Beach cafe serves up everything the classic cafecito to more unique coffee libations like the cloud latte topped with “cloud” foam and cacao “rain.” Pair the brews with pastries by Dallas Wynne, or opt for something heartier like a steak sandwich, guava barbecue chicken, or a chicken vaca frita bowl. Open for takeout, delivery, and outdoor dining.

This Instagram worthy spot in Downtown Miami by 2014 Eater Young Gun Camila Ramos serves up a variety of unique coffee offerings like cold brew rosemary limeade, perfectly frothy nitro cold brew, and espresso-based drinks based on milk preference (more wet or more dry) along with an egg-heavy menu including the drool-worthy "Runny & Everything” sandwich and nostalgic pastries. Open for takeout and outdoor dining.

This Cuban coffee favorite has set up digs in Coral Gables, but still serves the same cafe it made a name for along with Cuban sandwiches and croquetas. Open for takeout and indoor dining.

Brooklyn import Cafe Grumpy has set up its first location outside of the Big Apple in Coral Gables. The coffee shop serves up a variety of different coffee from the top regions around the world and boasts a variety of classes to learn more about coffee. Open for takeout.

What happens when a local coffee roaster and a Miami grown chef join forces? The birth of a neighborhood coffee shop, and Eater Award Winner for best Miami coffeehouse of 2018, House of Per’La. The team behind Eating House has partnered with coffee makers Per’la Specialty Roasters to take over the former Café Curuba space. On the menu expect a large assortment of coffee concoctions like pour overs, cortados, and macchiatos, along with a revamped food menu from Giorgio Rapicavoli with items such as daily frittatas, baked goods, egg sandwiches and more.

This Pinecrest coffee shop might serve up the most creative java creations in town. With options like plantain lattes, maple bacon cappuccinos, and lemonade cold brew, along with coffee house favorites, its quickly become a staple in the neighborhood for those looking for a caffeine fix.