Best Brunch Spots In Coconut Grove

Coconut Grove has long been one of Miami’s favorite neighborhoods for a leisurely brunch, thanks to its lush sidewalks and eclectic, laid-back energy along the waterfront. Established in 1873, Miami’s oldest neighborhood is filled with a mix of historic charm, stylish new developments, mom-and-pop shops and, of course, delicious restaurants.

Whether you’re looking for a rooftop brunch with bottomless mimosas, a casual cafe to sip espresso and people-watch or a family-friendly meal in the park, the Grove delivers plenty of options. From MICHELIN-recognized spots to longtime neighborhood institutions, these Coconut Grove restaurants are serving some of the best brunch in Miami.

Glass & Vine

Glass & Vine is one of Coconut Grove’s best family-friendly brunch spots, especially given it’s location inside Peacock Park. Indoor-outdoor seating and a shaded playground nearby make it a favorite for families.

Popular brunch plates include the avocado toast with shaved vegetables, pepitas, salmon, eggs and cotija cheese; and the cornflake-crusted French toast with vanilla-buttered brioche bread and guava jam. The G&V double cheeseburger with two blended patties smothered in white cheddar cheese, porcini mayo, steak sauce, bacon and an egg is another popular option.

Level 6 Rooftop

Perched above Coconut Grove with sweeping views of Biscayne Bay, Level 6 brings a stylish rooftop energy to weekend brunch. The Spanish-inspired concept serves a menu filled with tapas-style plates alongside fun cocktails, making it an ideal spot for a lingering brunch with friends – especially since there’s a $35 bottomless beverage offering that includes passionfruit Aperol spritzes, sangria, mimosas and bellinis, or $60 bottomless Champagne.

When it comes to the food, highlights include dishes like Spanish French toast, eggs Benedict with a Manchego biscuit, raw bar selections and more, all paired with a lively soundtrack and panoramic waterfront views.

Mayfair Grill

Mayfair Grill at the iconic Mayfair House Hotel & Garden offers a brunch experience that feels equal parts tropical escape and neighborhood gathering spot. Led by chef Giorgio Rapicavoli, the weekend brunch blends bold Miami flavors with wood-fired cooking, live music on Sundays and the hotel’s signature garden-filled atmosphere.

Served Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the menu features elevated favorites like a breakfast wrap, brunch burger, grilled chicken sandwich, steak frites, Iberico steak and eggs, avocado toast and coconut French toast. Guests can pair brunch with bottomless mimosas or rosé, and signature cocktails like the Passionfruit Spritz and Café Colada.

Isabelle’s

Head to Isabelle’s at The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove for a polished yet relaxed brunch inspired by lush charm and historic spirit of the neighborhood. Surrounded by tropical greenery and elegant interiors, brunch is available Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Dishes include guava-stuffed French toast, arrowroot pancakes with rum maple syrup, avocado croissants topped with poached eggs and the signature Grove Benedict with Florida citrus hollandaise. For something lighter, try the açaí bowls and chia parfaits. Don’t skip the well-executed brunch cocktails at this longtime staple.

Chug’s Diner

The recipient of a MICHELIN Bib Gourmand designation for quality and value, Chug’s Diner has a menu filled with out-of-the box twists on Cuban and American classics. Start with a Cuban coffee or spice up your brunch with a Chuggy Mary with mezcal and a spicy Bloody Mary mix.

Go small with a pastelito or the malanga latkes with guava apple sauce and sour cream, or dive right into the meal with the Chef’s Breakfast, featuring three eggs, sazon completa, herbs and white rice. A nod to the classic Cuban dish, the Cuban-American Sandwich comes with sweet ham, salami, lechon, Swiss cheese, mustard aioli, pickles and a ham croqueta.

Bayshore Club

Bayshore Club is a marina-front, open-air restaurant and lounge where locals go for good food and drinks, beautiful views, live music and a yard full of games. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, brunch plates include  spicy chorizo, broccolini and cheddar cheese omelet or low country shrimp and grits.

Cocktails are fun and refreshing, like The Landing made with gin, ginger, cucumber, and lime or the Marina Reef with tequila, chili, mango, and lime. Come for the food, stay for the views and social scene.

Sadelle’s

At Sadelle’s, a popular spot for daily, all-day brunch, sit down at one of the cushy banquettes or on the leafy, shaded patio and order the signature bagel tower. You’ll get a silver, three-tiered tray with six bagels, sliced salmon, white fish, tomatoes, cucumbers, capers and dill. Make it extra fancy with caviar service.

There’s also an exclusive Major Wellness menu that’s full of healthy dishes like artisanal smoothies and frozen yogurt.

Los Félix

Brunch at Los Félix, which has earned a MICHELIN star every year from 2022 to 2026, is perfect for anyone who loves Mexican cuisine or might be looking for a less “brunchy” brunch. This spot is all about corn, so you’ll notice it’s part of nearly every dish (and some drinks) on the menu. 

Start with a Michelada before diving into the catch of the day crudo or crispy tostadas topped with organic eggs, hazelnut-macha salsa, pickled red onions and sharp cheddar. The chilaquiles combine totopos (tortilla chips) with whipped sour cream, cotija cheese, salsa, fried egg, cilantro, black sesame seeds and, as a (highly recommended) add-on, braised pork belly and caviar.

Before you leave, try the chef’s favorite Cafe de Olla, a coffee drink made with chocolate and orange zest.

Emissary Cafe

Emissary Cafe is where to go for a laid-back neighborhood brunch. This all-day spot combines specialty coffee with a welcoming atmosphere, where locals gather over laptops, pastries and espresso drinks – but it’s surprisingly perfect for a casual brunch with a friend.

The menu features approachable staples including egg sandwiches, granola parfaits, fresh salads, sandwiches and baked goods from Miami favorite Flour & Weirdoughs. Coffee lovers can expect expertly brewed espresso drinks alongside rotating drip and espresso blends, while the relaxed indoor-outdoor seating and pet-friendly vibe make Emissary a must-visit spot.

GreenStreet Cafe

When it comes to brunch in Coconut Grove, GreenStreet Cafe is an institution that’s been running strong since 1990. The wraparound patio is always jam-packed with lively groups seated on plush, deep-red velvet sofas along Main Highway, or tucked under umbrellas for a classic brunch experience.

Dishes are heavy, hearty and so much fun, with options like coconut-crusted or Nutella-filled French toast, caramelized banana pancakes, jerk-spiced scrambled eggs and grilled cinnamon buns. Ordering several options and sharing them with friends is always the move. Pair it with a mimosa or two and you’re in for a treat.