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.

A peaceful morning walk along the winding New River always deserves a beautiful destination. Discover exactly why a quiet waterfront stroll leads straight to the most stunning Parisian cafe in downtown Fort Lauderdale for an unforgettable start to your day.

Seeing Hamilton at the Broward Center this November? Start with brunch and espresso on the New River at Café Bastille, then walk the Riverwalk or ride the free water trolley to the matinee.

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.

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.

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.