Start your morning at Cafe Bastille Miami Beach, located at 538 Washington Avenue in South Beach. Just two blocks off Ocean Drive and a five-minute walk from Lummus Park, our bustling sidewalk patio offers exceptional food and vibrant people-watching.

Discover why the best brunch in Miami isn't just about aesthetics, it's about ingredients. Explore Cafe Bastille Downtown Miami's uncompromising, seed-oil-free menu, where traditional French culinary craftsmanship meets clean eating with butter, extra virgin olive oil and beef tallow.

Walk the bay, take in Flagler Street, then step off the pavement into a French courtyard a few blocks inland. Coffee, crepes and a clean kitchen.

If you have been walking the Fort Lauderdale Riverwalk all morning, then you definitely need to stop by Café Bastille Fort Lauderdale. Start with Ben's Favorite, Frank's Famous Hash or the Israeli Breakfast, then share the Monkey Bread. The whole kitchen is seed-oil safe, so order what you want.

Downtown wakes up quiet on Thanksgiving morning. We open at 8 a.m. every day of the long weekend, the patio is in the sun, and Bayfront Park is a short walk east once you have finished your coffee.

When you want to catch up over great food without feeling rushed, Café Bastille Fort Lauderdale is exactly what you need. Share warm shakshuka and fresh pastries with your group on our shaded patio to enjoy a peaceful holiday morning away from the busy downtown streets.

Heading to the Arsht Center for God of Carnage, Lucia di Lammermoor, or Jazz Roots this November? Start your outing just 1.6 miles away at Café Bastille in The Atrium. Open until 5 p.m. on weekends with live patio DJ sets, it is the perfect spot for a weekend brunch before curtain call.

Holding an 8 p.m. Kaseya Center ticket leaves your entire day open for celebration! Café Bastille serves fresh coffee starting at 8 a.m. just half a mile down Biscayne Boulevard, featuring a full brunch menu available all day long. Fuel up with a Steak & Eggs Bowl, Bae's Shakshuka, or a Crookie Croissant, then hop on the free Metromover for an effortless ride straight to the arena gates.

If you have Ed Sheeran tickets for October 29 or 30, doors don't open until seven, which leaves you a whole day free. Start it at Cafe Bastille Fort Lauderdale on the canal: the French Breakfast Burrito, Turkish Eggs, Blueberry Pancakes or the Short Rib Bun, with the arena under ten miles south.

If you have a Seafood Slam ticket for October 24, then you definitely must stop by Café Bastille Miami Beach first. Choose from the Parisian omelette, the Dulce de Leche French Toast, or the Sweet Potato Waffles, then walk the two blocks east to the sand.

A Broward Center matinee starts long before the house lights drop. Brunch on the canal at 8, one garage between the table and the theater, a mile of Riverwalk in between, and a plate of Ben's Favorite to open the day. Here is the whole sequence.

Headed to III Points 2026? Fuel up ten minutes south of Mana Wynwood at Café Bastille Downtown. Enjoy all-day brunch, outdoor courtyard vibes, and a live patio DJ until 4:30 p.m. before the festival gates open.

If you've been wondering how to spend Labor Day weekend in Fort Lauderdale, then you definitely must start it at Café Bastille. Choose from five savory plates: the Country Ham Benedict, Frank's Famous Hash, Truffle Croque Madame, Israeli Breakfast, and the Short Rib Bun.

Café Bastille Downtown Miami is the easy start to Hispanic Heritage Month: a Parisian Omelette or Crêpe Express on the patio, then a walk to Freedom Tower or a drive to Little Havana's Viernes Culturales. Toast the season with a Passion Fruit Margarita before you go.

If you've been craving a real sit-down breakfast after a South Beach night out, then you definitely must stop by Café Bastille Miami Beach. Order the Dulce de Leche French Toast, the Parisian Omelette, or the Crêpe Express, each one built to actually reset the morning.

If you're craving a satisfying breakfast before a day on the boat show docks, then you definitely must stop by Café Bastille Fort Lauderdale. Choose from the French Breakfast Burrito, Turkish Eggs, or the Short Rib Bun, each built to carry you clear through the afternoon on the water.

Skip the tailgate rush and start your morning at Café Bastille in Downtown Miami. With plates like Steak & Eggs and Bae's Shakshuka, it is the perfect place to fuel up before making the drive to the Dolphins home opener.

If you're flying into Miami Beach for Art Basel and craving a real breakfast before a day at the fair, stop by Café Bastille first. Order the Crème Brûlée Croissant Cube, Sweet Potato Waffles, or Parisian Omelette, built on cage-free eggs and beef tallow potatoes that hold you through the aisles.

A festival evening runs smoother with a real meal first. Café Bastille Fort Lauderdale sits a short walk from the Stranahan House lawn, with a canal-side patio open until 4 p.m. that Friday. Sit down for a Benedict, split an Açaí Bowl for the kids, and grab an Almond Croissant for the walk over before the Founding Families Fall Festival begins.

A stylish patio, a drink worth a pic, and a plate to match. Over Labor Day weekend, Café Bastille Downtown is where a couple or a few friends start the morning: avocado toast, a Mediterranean omelette, a cold house juice, and the Biscayne Bay waterfront a short walk away.