Coral Gables, FL 33134
United States of America
Miami is a a huge bustling city with action (and traffic) on every corner. Fortunately there are some independent coffee places that allow you to escape the city life with a great cup of coffee. Best of all you get to soak in some real Miami culture and help out the locals.
Best Independent Coffee Shop for Soaking Up the Local Culture: Versailles Cuban Cuisine
This may not be your typical coffee shop but it is the best place to soak in the Latin culture that thrives in Miami. Enjoy some of the best Cuban coffee in town for about 90 cents and listen to the stories of Cuban exiles and their political musings. However, you should expect to also run into tourists as this establishment claims to be the first Cuban restaurant in Miami. My family has been enjoying a cortadito (half cuban coffee, half milk) at Versailles every Saturday afternoon for years.
Best Independent Coffee Shop for the Indie Scene: Sweat Records
If you read Miami's Best Local Independent Music Stores then you will remember reading about Sweat Records. This independent music store also has its own coffee shop complete with a vegan menu, a fish tank, and a projector that plays movies all day. If you want a taste of Miami's indie scene while enjoying a cup of coffee and some great music Sweat Records is the place to go.
Best Independent Coffee Shop for a Great Environment: Pasion del Cielo,The Grand Coffee of the Americas
At Pasion del Cielo (which translates to "Passion of the Sky") they are committed to keeping coffee fresh and pure. With a unique selection from 9 different countries across the Americas, Pasion del Cielo proudly assures its customers that they are getting the best in chemical free organic coffee. And they don't just stop at organic coffee, Pasion del Cielo is proud to say that they only use 100% biodegradable cups and straws. The staff is also very friendly and the music is unique. Because of its great atmosphere Pasion del Cielo is also a great place to get some work done, especially if you telecommute.
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Published by Amanda Abella
A freelance writer since 2009, Amanda Abella has had work published on Yahoo News, eHow, Miami Examiner, Environmental Graffiti, The Smart College Grad, and Handmade News. She also runs a Gen Y personal deve... View profile
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