I bought an iced latte today and she charged me $2 for vanilla syrup when it should have only cost $0.50. A note to pay attention when they ring you up.
Alan YDR
Coffee shop inside the Mia Market in the Design District. They offer the standard coffee options some pastries and popsicles. Indoor and outdoor seating.Dietary restrictions: Vegan cookiesParking: Paid parking lot nearby
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Hot Drip Coffee
Marco Aramburo
Great cafe inside Mia Market in the design district. Batista definitely knows what he's doing.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mohammmed Alhakim
Title: A Hidden Gem in the Miami Design District - Sabal Coffee at Mia MarketReview:Sabal Coffee at Mia Market, nestled in the heart of the Miami Design District, is a hidden gem that truly deserves its five-star rating. From the moment you step inside, you are enveloped in a warm and inviting atmosphere that sets the stage for an exceptional coffee experience.First and foremost, the coffee at Sabal Coffee is simply outstanding. Each cup is meticulously brewed with precision and care, resulting in a rich and flavorful beverage that is sure to please even the most discerning coffee aficionado. The baristas at Sabal Coffee are true artisans, showcasing their expertise and passion for their craft in every sip. Whether you prefer a classic pour-over or a velvety smooth latte, Sabal Coffee has it all, and they never disappoint.The menu at Sabal Coffee goes beyond just coffee, offering a delightful selection of pastries and light bites. From freshly baked croissants to mouthwatering sandwiches, there is something to satisfy every craving. The quality of the ingredients shines through in every dish, and the attention to detail is evident in the presentation. It's a culinary experience that perfectly complements the exceptional coffee.The service at Sabal Coffee is top-notch. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready to assist with any inquiries or recommendations. They create a welcoming and comfortable environment, making you feel like a valued guest from the moment you walk through the door. The level of professionalism and genuine care for customer satisfaction is truly commendable.The ambiance at Sabal Coffee is chic and stylish, reflecting the vibrant energy of the Miami Design District. The interior design is tastefully done, with modern decor and comfortable seating that invites you to linger and enjoy your coffee. Whether you choose to sit indoors or take advantage of the outdoor seating area, you'll find yourself immersed in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere.Located within Mia Market, Sabal Coffee is part of a larger community of local vendors and artisans. This unique setting adds to the charm and character of the coffee shop, creating a sense of community and supporting local businesses.In conclusion, Sabal Coffee at Mia Market in the Miami Design District is a true hidden gem that deserves every bit of its five-star rating. With its exceptional coffee, delectable menu, outstanding service, and stylish ambiance, it offers an unparalleled coffee experience. Whether you're a coffee enthusiast or simply looking for a cozy spot to relax and indulge in some delicious treats, Sabal Coffee is the perfect destination. Prepare to be delighted by the flavors, the atmosphere, and the overall experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hot Drip Coffee, Trifecta, Rooibos
Klim Kavall
Delicious coffee! Friendly service! I don’t know what the negative reviews are all about but this place was exactly what I needed!Cortado with oat milk and a little cinnamon on top. Perfect! ? ☕️
Jennifer G.
A nice coffee shop that keeps it simple. No fancy menu here, but coffee's are quality. Stopped by for a coffee to go. Staff was friendly & quick.
Blanca M.
Coffee is just coffee, right? Wrong. The ultimate test of a good coffee is how little you need to add to it. The menu at Sabal was instantly proof that their coffee would be good. No fancy schmancy coffee concoction that are pure flavoring. It's simple classics: lattes, flat white, espresso, etc.BUT: they make their own almond milk. I had to try it. Alas and alack, they were all out by 5pm on a Saturday. They were also out of oat milk. But fret not...they offered me pistachio milk. For the record I am not lactose intolerant, but always game to try an alternative of it's going to be interesting, and pistachio milk (and how rare it is to find it) is not your run of the "milk" stuff.First, it's not green. It's cream-colored. So far we can see there are no dyes. The taste was very light in my iced latte, it did not distract or compete with the coffee at all (thankfully because it was good coffee), but it did not have the typical "pistachio" flavor one expects...Friends had a pistachio milk chai latte and nitro cold brew and all were quite happy with their orders. Outdoor seating was our preference away from the noisyness of inside (though I do like their decor), allowing for plenty of interesting conversation over our caffeine. I'll never know if that house made almond milk was any good, but it is inspiring me to make my own!
JD
The bearded gentleman that operates the cafe is very rude and unwelcoming. I kept going because it was the only spot in the food court until recently when a new cafe opened just outside.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Simone Dos Santos
Sabal is that type of place that taste and feels home!Iuri and Chase are friendly and always know my order and how I like. Highly recommend their empanadas and the carrots cake besides of course their delicious coffee ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Don’t come to this place. They mess up your coffee and than ask you to pay again for another one.That’s messed up.It’s not about the money. But they messed up my coffee. I know because the second one was better.
Don't come to this place. They mess up your coffee and than ask you to pay again for another one. That's messed up. It's not about the money. But they messed up my coffee. I know because the second one was better.
Letícia Maia
WORST SERVICE IVE HAD!!! A guy saying he’s Brazilian but looked like italian, treated me and my friends SUPER RUDE, for NO REASON!!!!Then, after they alert me about the terrible service, I went there to ask for a container for my dog, he said “container for what?” And I asked him for a small container that could be disposable, again he asked for what because in his mind, a cup is a container, a jar is a container, etc etc.Now please tell me, in WHICH WORLD a person would ask for a CONTAINER and receive a CUP would be satisfied? Not only that but the total disrespect and yelling to me in front of other people. I told him the client is ALWAYS RIGHT! He said no, and that he was! LOL (what a clown)After he said he was the owner, so if THE OWNER treats the clients like this, how do you expect to succeed this way?YOU DEFINITELY WONT! Will tell all my Miami friends to DO NOT go there!Again, TERRIBLE 1000 times
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 1
Dagney David Herrera
Delicious food, drinks and amazing vibes!!!
Manuel Schmidbauer
Bad coffe, Great Maschine but they don’t Use it. The Café tastes like water.
Maximo Ceron
Service was incredible terrible, coffee I nothing special and one of the things that I really hate of some coffee shops is that they have an expensive Italian coffee machine, with ceramic cups and plates on top and they serves you in an paper cup like a gas station. You are in one of the most expensive place in town and you buy an equal 7/11 coffee. Don’t waste your money and time in this place
I bought an iced latte today and she charged me $2 for vanilla syrup when it should have only cost $0.50. A note to pay attention when they ring you up.
Coffee shop inside the Mia Market in the Design District. They offer the standard coffee options some pastries and popsicles. Indoor and outdoor seating.Dietary restrictions: Vegan cookiesParking: Paid parking lot nearby
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Hot Drip Coffee
Great cafe inside Mia Market in the design district. Batista definitely knows what he's doing.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Title: A Hidden Gem in the Miami Design District - Sabal Coffee at Mia MarketReview:Sabal Coffee at Mia Market, nestled in the heart of the Miami Design District, is a hidden gem that truly deserves its five-star rating. From the moment you step inside, you are enveloped in a warm and inviting atmosphere that sets the stage for an exceptional coffee experience.First and foremost, the coffee at Sabal Coffee is simply outstanding. Each cup is meticulously brewed with precision and care, resulting in a rich and flavorful beverage that is sure to please even the most discerning coffee aficionado. The baristas at Sabal Coffee are true artisans, showcasing their expertise and passion for their craft in every sip. Whether you prefer a classic pour-over or a velvety smooth latte, Sabal Coffee has it all, and they never disappoint.The menu at Sabal Coffee goes beyond just coffee, offering a delightful selection of pastries and light bites. From freshly baked croissants to mouthwatering sandwiches, there is something to satisfy every craving. The quality of the ingredients shines through in every dish, and the attention to detail is evident in the presentation. It's a culinary experience that perfectly complements the exceptional coffee.The service at Sabal Coffee is top-notch. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready to assist with any inquiries or recommendations. They create a welcoming and comfortable environment, making you feel like a valued guest from the moment you walk through the door. The level of professionalism and genuine care for customer satisfaction is truly commendable.The ambiance at Sabal Coffee is chic and stylish, reflecting the vibrant energy of the Miami Design District. The interior design is tastefully done, with modern decor and comfortable seating that invites you to linger and enjoy your coffee. Whether you choose to sit indoors or take advantage of the outdoor seating area, you'll find yourself immersed in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere.Located within Mia Market, Sabal Coffee is part of a larger community of local vendors and artisans. This unique setting adds to the charm and character of the coffee shop, creating a sense of community and supporting local businesses.In conclusion, Sabal Coffee at Mia Market in the Miami Design District is a true hidden gem that deserves every bit of its five-star rating. With its exceptional coffee, delectable menu, outstanding service, and stylish ambiance, it offers an unparalleled coffee experience. Whether you're a coffee enthusiast or simply looking for a cozy spot to relax and indulge in some delicious treats, Sabal Coffee is the perfect destination. Prepare to be delighted by the flavors, the atmosphere, and the overall experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hot Drip Coffee, Trifecta, Rooibos
Delicious coffee! Friendly service! I don’t know what the negative reviews are all about but this place was exactly what I needed!Cortado with oat milk and a little cinnamon on top. Perfect! ? ☕️
A nice coffee shop that keeps it simple. No fancy menu here, but coffee's are quality. Stopped by for a coffee to go. Staff was friendly & quick.
Coffee is just coffee, right? Wrong. The ultimate test of a good coffee is how little you need to add to it. The menu at Sabal was instantly proof that their coffee would be good. No fancy schmancy coffee concoction that are pure flavoring. It's simple classics: lattes, flat white, espresso, etc.BUT: they make their own almond milk. I had to try it. Alas and alack, they were all out by 5pm on a Saturday. They were also out of oat milk. But fret not...they offered me pistachio milk. For the record I am not lactose intolerant, but always game to try an alternative of it's going to be interesting, and pistachio milk (and how rare it is to find it) is not your run of the "milk" stuff.First, it's not green. It's cream-colored. So far we can see there are no dyes. The taste was very light in my iced latte, it did not distract or compete with the coffee at all (thankfully because it was good coffee), but it did not have the typical "pistachio" flavor one expects...Friends had a pistachio milk chai latte and nitro cold brew and all were quite happy with their orders. Outdoor seating was our preference away from the noisyness of inside (though I do like their decor), allowing for plenty of interesting conversation over our caffeine. I'll never know if that house made almond milk was any good, but it is inspiring me to make my own!
The bearded gentleman that operates the cafe is very rude and unwelcoming. I kept going because it was the only spot in the food court until recently when a new cafe opened just outside.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Sabal is that type of place that taste and feels home!Iuri and Chase are friendly and always know my order and how I like. Highly recommend their empanadas and the carrots cake besides of course their delicious coffee ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Don’t come to this place. They mess up your coffee and than ask you to pay again for another one.That’s messed up.It’s not about the money. But they messed up my coffee. I know because the second one was better.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
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Don't come to this place. They mess up your coffee and than ask you to pay again for another one. That's messed up. It's not about the money. But they messed up my coffee. I know because the second one was better.
WORST SERVICE IVE HAD!!! A guy saying he’s Brazilian but looked like italian, treated me and my friends SUPER RUDE, for NO REASON!!!!Then, after they alert me about the terrible service, I went there to ask for a container for my dog, he said “container for what?” And I asked him for a small container that could be disposable, again he asked for what because in his mind, a cup is a container, a jar is a container, etc etc.Now please tell me, in WHICH WORLD a person would ask for a CONTAINER and receive a CUP would be satisfied? Not only that but the total disrespect and yelling to me in front of other people. I told him the client is ALWAYS RIGHT! He said no, and that he was! LOL (what a clown)After he said he was the owner, so if THE OWNER treats the clients like this, how do you expect to succeed this way?YOU DEFINITELY WONT! Will tell all my Miami friends to DO NOT go there!Again, TERRIBLE 1000 times
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 1
Delicious food, drinks and amazing vibes!!!
Bad coffe, Great Maschine but they don’t Use it. The Café tastes like water.
Service was incredible terrible, coffee I nothing special and one of the things that I really hate of some coffee shops is that they have an expensive Italian coffee machine, with ceramic cups and plates on top and they serves you in an paper cup like a gas station. You are in one of the most expensive place in town and you buy an equal 7/11 coffee. Don’t waste your money and time in this place