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.

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 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 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 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.

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.

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.