Primo Cafe & Market
$ • Cafeteria, CafeAbout Primo Cafe & Market
Customers' Favorites
Breakfast Sandwiches
Chicken Empanada
Cuban Sandwich
Egg Croissant
Italian Sub
Cuban Toast
Croissants
Cortadito
Empanadas
Pastries
Primo Cafe & Market Reviews
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Had a good selection of items. It’s in a prime location close to a lot of hotels at Mid Miami Beach. A little pricey but that is expected for the area.
Couldn’t leave Miami without mentioning this place- the best coffee I had all week, I came back every morning once I discovered them. I tried every kind they made! Such a kind team.
Nice variety of sallads for $15-$17 which helped me survive my stay at Fountainbleau. Being German it is very difficult finding healthy food options that are not fast food or sandwiches…carbs overload.
Here I found all I needed for half the hotel price which adds up when you stay in Miami Beach for one week. Of course you can get all other things too.👍🏼
Here I found all I needed for half the hotel price which adds up when you stay in Miami Beach for one week. Of course you can get all other things too.👍🏼
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Friday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 12AM |
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Primo Cafe & Market is a versatile establishment that caters to various dining needs. This convenience market and cafe offers a wide selection of freshly prepared products, including breakfast, lunch, and a variety of beer and spirits. The staff may not all speak English fluently, but they strive to ensure a successful ordering experience. The sandwiches are described as substantial, making them a good option for both breakfast and lunch. The cafe is well-located, and customers have found it to be a great place to grab a quick snack or enjoy a freshly baked croissant.
Recent reviews highlight the huge pastries, with some being larger than those found at Costco. Customers appreciate the affordable prices, such as a pastry and latte for $15 and a foot-long Italian sub for $12. While some pastries like the blueberry muffin and carrot cake were reported as slightly stale in the evening, this was expected due to the time. The coffee is praised, making it a favorite for many, and the cortadito continues to be a standout option. Customers have enjoyed taking their coffee to the beach or relaxing at outdoor tables. Overall, Primo Cafe & Market remains a convenient option in the area, especially for those seeking a low-cost breakfast alternative to the overpriced hotel restaurants. They also offer grab-and-go options for those short on time.