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.

If pistachio is your weakness, then you definitely must stop by Café Bastille Fort Lauderdale. Pistachio carries the morning here across the Pistachio Croissant, Pistachio Pancakes, Pistachio Latte, and Pistachio Hot Chocolate, all served on the canal-side patio off Las Olas.

If you've been craving the most photo-worthy brunch in Downtown Miami, then you definitely must stop by Café Bastille inside The Atrium. Start with Crêpe Express, Blueberry Pancakes, Stuffed Nutella French Toast, the Parisian Omelette, and the Harvest Chicken Toast. Three signature drinks finish the table: Coconut Foam Matcha, Passion Fruit Margarita, and the Bacon Bloody Mary.

If you've just dropped your bags at a Miami Beach hotel, then you definitely must stop by Café Bastille on Washington Avenue for your first breakfast. Choose from Crêpe Express, Dulce de Leche French Toast, the Parisian Omelette, Sweet Potato Waffles, and a Passion Fruit Margarita to close.

If you've been craving the kind of brunch you'd reorder, then you definitely must stop by Café Bastille Fort Lauderdale. Five must-order plates earn their spot in the regular rotation: French Breakfast Burrito, Turkish Eggs, Blueberry Pancakes, Dulce de Leche French Toast, and the Short Rib Bun.

If you've been craving brunch before Bruno Mars at Hard Rock Stadium, then you definitely must stop by Café Bastille Downtown Miami. The open-air patio inside The Atrium opens at 8 a.m. with the full brunch menu, a DJ on the patio at 11:30, and a bakery case worth showing up early for.

If you've been craving the best matcha lineup in Miami Beach, then you definitely must stop by Café Bastille on Washington Avenue. Choose from seven ceremonial-grade drinks: Matcha Latte, Strawberry Foam, Mango Foam, Cloud, Tiramisu, Mojito, and Tini, served on a shaded patio one block off Ocean Drive.

If you've been craving eggs benedict, then you definitely must stop by Café Bastille Fort Lauderdale. Choose from three versions: Roasted Turkey, Smoked Salmon, and Country Ham. Each one is built on organic poached eggs, signature potatoes, and a cilantro aioli that pulls the plate together.

Looking for the best brunch in Miami that locals trust? Café Bastille Downtown Miami at 248 SE 1st St holds 4.8 stars over 20,144 Google reviews.

Where to brunch in Miami Beach after morning yoga at 3rd Street Beach Yoga. Café Bastille on Washington Avenue opens 8 a.m., walk in, shaded patio.

Looking for the best brunch in Miami Beach in summer? Café Bastille on Washington Avenue opens at 8 a.m., has a shaded patio, and serves a menu locals reach for when it's 90 degrees out. Here's what to order and when to go.

Looking for the best brunch in Fort Lauderdale after Friday Night Sound Waves? Café Bastille delivers waterfront views and brunch worth the drive.

Cafe Bastille Downtown Miami turns weekday brunch into the best part of summer, with patio seating, French pastries, and all-day brunch.

Planning a Mango Festival weekend at Fairchild? Start with an early brunch at Café Bastille Miami Beach before the drive to Coral Gables.

Beat the July 4th crowds with the best breakfast in Miami Beach, steps from Ocean Drive and a quick walk to Lummus Park’s fireworks.

Planning a World Cup watch party in Miami Beach? Start your day with the best brunch near South Beach before heading to Ocean Drive screens.

The go-to Father’s Day brunch in Fort Lauderdale: Café Bastille delivers canal views, shareable plates, and a no-stress morning that actually feels special.