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Best Brunch Spots in Miami Beach

Real videos of Brunch Spots in Miami Beach — 3 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Las Olas Cafe

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    $VibrantCasualAuthenticCuban sandwichesCafe conCasual setting

    About the venue

    Las Olas Cafe at 644 6th St in Miami Beach serves traditional Cuban sandwiches and coffee in a casual setting. Known for its rich, authentic flavors, the cafe is a hotspot for breakfast and lunch among locals. Guests often enjoy the Media Noche sandwich and classic cafe con leche. The colorful decor reflects the vibrant culture of Miami, making it a lively spot.

    What the videos show

    The video opens with a brief spoken thank you in Spanish, '¡Gracias!', at 5 seconds, immediately followed by a series of visually rich shots showcasing a vibrant dining experience. The scene begins with a close-up of a menu board displaying a variety of food items and prices, establishing a clear context of a restaurant setting. The camera then pans to reveal the interior: white tables and chairs, a decorative wall with artistic elements, and a ceiling fan, suggesting a casual yet thoughtfully designed space. The focus shifts to a food counter featuring multiple dishes, including golden fried chicken, crispy french fries, and a large pot of simmering stew, emphasizing the freshness and variety of the offerings. A detailed shot highlights a plated dish of tender pork belly served over rice with slices of avocado, showcasing both presentation and ingredient quality. The sequence concludes with a visually appealing close-up of a pink milkshake and a sandwich layered with ham, cheese, and pickles, reinforcing the casual, indulgent dining atmosphere. The entire sequence is static and observational, with no human presence, dialogue beyond the initial '¡Gracias!', and no narrative progression, relying solely on visual cues to convey the experience.

    644 6th St

  2. BACON B*TCH MIAMI

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    $$PlayfulLivelyCasualBacon-centric menuCheeky atmosphereBreakfast bowls

    About the venue

    Bacon Bitch in Miami Beach specializes in cheeky breakfast and brunch dishes, making the most of bacon and playful menu items. Situated on Collins Avenue, the restaurant's fun, irreverent atmosphere draws a lively crowd looking for morning meals. Established in 2018, highlights include the Bacon Bitch Sandwich and a variety of breakfast bowls. The lively setting creates a perfect backdrop for groups looking to kick off their day with some humor and good food.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a restaurant's menu and dishes, starting with a signboard labeled 'BACON BITCH', followed by a detailed menu featuring various food items categorized as breakfast, lunch, sweet bites, sauces & sides, drinks, and kids' meals. Close-up shots of orange-colored beverages garnished with fruits like strawberries, lemons, and pineapples are displayed. The focus then shifts to a plate containing fried chicken topped with bacon strips and a sunny-side up egg placed atop waffles, accompanied by syrup. Another dish featuring steak, eggs, hash browns, tater tots, guacamole sauce, and hot honey is briefly shown.

    1001 Collins Ave

  3. The Setai

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    LuxuriousSereneElegantFine diningInfinity poolsOcean views

    About the venue

    The Setai, an upscale hotel in Miami Beach established in 2004, features a blend of Art Deco and Asian aesthetics with oceanfront views. Guests can enjoy fine dining at the restaurant, which specializes in Asian cuisine, particularly its sushi and dim sum offerings. The property boasts three temperature-controlled infinity pools surrounded by lush landscaping, making it a serene escape from the beach bustle. Frequented by luxury travelers and couples, The Setai also hosts exclusive events and private dinners.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a dining experience at an open-air restaurant where four people are toasting with white wine. After the toast, one person raises her glass higher while smiling at someone off-camera, and a baby sitting next to her looks around curiously. The camera pans up to reveal more tables occupied by diners, some of whom have finished eating and left behind remnants of meals like waffles and pastries, while others continue dining and engaging in conversation.

    2001 Collins Ave