Breakfast in the US is usually that delicious meal! Often, after it, you can even skip lunch and only eat properly again at dinner. And since most American hotels are breakfast not included, We decided to list here 5 places to have breakfast on South Beach, in Miami.
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Breakfast on South Beach, Miami
The naturebas
Lilikoi Organic Living – a charming organic restaurant, with great options for breakfast in Miami. In the middle of South Pointe, right at the beginning of South Beach. it has outdoor tables and also a large space inside the restaurant. Served until noon, this breakfast in South Beach features a variety of eggs and waffles, including gluten-free. There is a variety of fruits, and, amazingly, even açaí! Certainly a healthy and tasty meal!
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Pura Vida – another tip for healthy food in South Pointe, the beginning of South Beach. Probably one of the best places to take breakfast in Miami, as it is served throughout the day. I always eat toast with avocado and eggs, accompanied by green juice. Fruit salads are also very popular, as are the bagels crafts and wraps.
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The classics
Big Pink – a popular breakfast option in South Beach! On the way to the beach, it’s always full, but as it’s big, the waiting line moves quickly. The dishes are huge and should be shared. On the menu, a little bit of everything! Sandwiches, waffles and a range of coffees and milkshakes are part of this place that children love and which is good value for money.
Big Pink, one of the most popular cafes in South Beach
Joe’s Take Away – attached to Joe’s Crabs, one of the oldest restaurants in Miami, over 100 years old! You can have coffee right there or take it home/hotel. Ideal for seafood lovers, as there are a thousand options including lobster and crab, for example. But be careful, because it only opens in certain months of the year, as fishing is prohibited for environmental reasons. My favorite breakfast dish is French Toast!
News Cafe – in the hustle and bustle of the lively seafront, Ocean Front, one of the most traditional cafes in South Beach. It was opened in 1988 and serves breakfast all day long, especially since it doesn’t close. It’s open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! It got its name because there is also a newspaper and magazine stand in the same location. The menu at one of the breakfast places in South Beach features classic dishes such as pancakes, waffles and eggs benditino.
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The hotels
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Regardless of where you are staying, you can go to one of the best hotels in South Beach and try breakfast. Therefore, below are some that we have already tried and recommend:
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- Nobu Hotel Miami Beach – part of part of Leading Hotels of the World, it is a 5 stars inside the very traditional Eden Roc Resort, in the famous Collins Avenue. The breakfast buffet is super plentiful and varied, within the most famous Japanese restaurant in the world.
- The Setai – the most sophisticated hotel in South Beach, with the seal Leading Hotels of the World, has a super nice restaurant, facing the South Beach boardwalk, with coffee served à la carte.
- Shelborne Wyndham Grand South Beach – a sophisticated hotel boutique em Miami . O Shelborne It was closed for fourteen months, underwent a US$150 million renovation and reopened to a high standard. It is a great breakfast option in South Beach, as it is close to the beach.
- W South Beach – with a privileged location and always very busy, the five star hotel in South Beach is, therefore, one of the most famous of Miami. Breakfast at the W South Beach is paid separately ($52) and is super complete!
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By Renata Araújo,
