Le Pain Quotidien

Great food. Incredibly horrible service. Also, the coffee drinks are uninspiring (need a good barista) and the coffee cups are very uncomfortable (they don’t have handles, are too big, and your fingers burn as a result of having no handles) But the service, OMG it’s horrible. One has to chase the servers n don’t come back after you eventually get the food. I had to get up n chase the server even to get my bill. And to top it off, their tips start at 20%, what a joke. Not going back.

Great food, great portion, great coffee and fast service. My boyfriend and I both ordered egg dishes (pictured) that came with a side salad and two pieces of bread. The pesto dressing on the salad was amazing. Simple but delicious. Of the two breads the baguette was my favorite. It had a crisp crust and fluffy airy interior. My cold brew coffee had a deep, robust flavor that I really enjoyed. I asked for almond milk for the coffee and was pleasantly surprised that it came in a separate little container so I could pour to my liking. Most places don't do this without asking so I really appreciated it. Overall did not feel like a chain restaurant. If you have a location near you check it out. This is the only one in Miami though.

The atmosphere is great. It was a lot more quiet than the restaurants nearby. I tried the Almond Chocolate Croissant and it wasn’t great. But the avacado toast and the Belgian waffle were both spectacular. The portion sizes are very small, I would say it was more like a European styled cafe. I highly recommend here for a quick breakfast/brunch.

Great food, always either come for the Quiche Lorraine or the Mushroom Quiche, an iced vanilla latte, and a mini chocolate mousse cake. I’ve tried the avocado toast with salmon and their mini Dutch pancakes, other menu items as well, they’re also very good. The only thing is sometimes the service is a hit or miss. Some days I’ll be there for 20 minutes after eating to wait and pay, and other days I’ll be in and out in under 35 minutes. Quaint atmosphere and nice outdoor seating as well.

Tasty! Le Pain Quotidien is a French inspired place. I had the belgian waffle and my cousin got the gazpacho and salmon toast. On the pricier side but a great place to have brunch with loved ones. All the staff are great. Walking distance from the coconut grove farmers market and other great shops and eateries.