Bayti Cafe / Lebanese Bakery & Sweets
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Customers' Favorites
Eggs & Cheese Croissant
Spinach Turnovers
Banana Nutella
Fruit Cocktail
Halawi Nutella
Labneh Platter
Avocado Dream
Lamb Shawarma
Avocado Toast
Orange Carrot
Recent Reviews
265 ratings
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Best Arabic Breakfast and drinks! The avocado dream smoothie is sooooo good! I loved it so much! I’m obsessed!!!
We went to Bayti for the first time today. We loved it! We loved the food and the people. The food is very fresh and authentic. We ordered many things and everything was very delicious. Sarah took our order, and she is beyond amazing. Everyone there is fantastic.
Love the vibe (Family). Impeccable and spotless. Food display is super clean and temperature controlled.
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 5PM |
Bayti Cafe / Lebanese Bakery & Sweets offers delicious Lebanese cuisine, including the highly-recommended esfiha, منقوشة, and pita wraps. The beautifully renovated restaurant provides a cozy atmosphere that feels like home, along with spectacular food and sweets like the divine ashta ice cream. Guests love the fresh-baked sfiha, flavorful pita wraps, and authentic dishes, including vegetarian options like labneh toast, avocado toast, and spinach turnovers. The halal food and super delicious coffee make it a must-visit spot in Miami, though service can sometimes be variable. Many visitors return weekly for favorites like the labneh toast and ashta ice cream, calling the place absolutely amazing. The café is also known for its Mediterranean breakfast with fresh, flavorful ingredients, and mini sfiha pies, which are highly recommended. The friendly staff, cozy vibe, and quality drinks, perfectly complementing the meals, create a satisfying experience. Guests often find the food very fresh, authentic, and delicious, with baklava, namoura, and za'atar all praised. The staff pays super careful attention to every order. Visitors enjoy the Chai tea latte, huge croissants, and sujuk, though some find the food a bit high on salt. Whether stopping in for breakfast or a quick snack, guests find the pastries amazing and the coffee great, making it a favorite local spot. Seating inside fills quickly, and outside seating can be hot in Miami weather, but there is plenty of parking.