Basquet

I will start by saying the atmosphere, the vibe, and the service was excellent. I would definitely swing by here for a coffee or a baked good. I would definitely return to this establishment treating this more like a coffee kiosk. There are three small tables so not a place you can stay for long and do work at in such a close and limited environment. Though everything was beautifully stocked, there were no prices on any of the shelves. I got two coffees, jerky, and sardines and my total came to $36. A bit overpriced in my opinion, and I wish that prices were clear. The vanilla maple latte with cold foam was great, the pistachio milk Matcha not so great.

I visited Basquet today for breakfast and had such a great experience! I tried the sourdough cachito which was incredibly delicious and also had the matcha which was smooth and flavorful. The place is not only super aesthetic and cozy but they also sell high quality products that really stand out. You can tell they care about every detail. I’m definitely looking forward to coming back soon!

Basquet is not for everyone, I gotta say that. Some people call it a grocery store but they are not a grocery store. They just have several small shelves with a pretty limited number of items which are priced pretty high, in my opinion. However, I think it is an interesting concept and provided they positioned themselves next to Mimi Yoga, is a smart marketing strategy as it naturally carries that traffic for customers who are looking for these kind of natural and clean label kind of products. They are also a coffeeshop and that’s what I came for. My recommendation is to stick to the basis, otherwise your drink will become overly priced. I had an iced latte($5.45) with homemade cold foam (it’s a $2 add). The foam was delicious but it disappears quickly, so it is something I won’t get next time I’m back. Overall, I liked the coffee, I wish it was a bit more acidic, but it was nicely balanced, something I would drink everyday.

My favorite coffee in Miami. Hands down the best. The ingredients, coffee, cold foam, everything is made fresh with quality ingredients. The girls are always very kind too. They have a great selection of products.

This is the new it spot for coffee. The place is more of an organic store for products. They sell many wellness and items. The coffee is not that good for $10 dollars. It is more of a hyped up spot for the TikTok and insta photos.

Basquet has quickly become one of my favorite coffee spots in Miami. The coffee is consistently great, and the staff is warm and welcoming. It’s the kind of place where you can slow down, grab a drink, and actually enjoy the moment.

Hidden gem in Coconut Grove. For a local who loves coffee, this is definitely one of the best spots there is. The spinach and ricotta pastry and the turkey and cheese roll were incredible. So happy to have found this spot!!

Very cute place but since it’s small, it gets very packed. All the employees were very friendly and sweet but I waited almost 45 minutes to get a matcha. I couldn’t even really walk around because of how packed it was and to not lose my place in line. I do like the concept of it though. I also prefer my matchas very sweet and it wasn’t that sweet, but you can tell everything was fresh and high quality.

I love it here! Basquet is the cutest little coffee shop + specialty goods store, with one of my favorite iced matcha latte in the city! I love how clean all their ingredients are, and all the amazing brands they offer at their store. From yummy chocolate brand to better for you cereal -- you can find all the yummiest snacks here, with super clean ingredients. The space is very peaceful, and since it's right by Mimi yoga's grove location, it's definitely convinient for the girlies to hang around post yoga sweat sesh. My go-to order is their iced matcha latte with cold foam and their homemade pistachio milk + their cinnamon roll... absolutely de-lish!

I stopped in after my yoga class at Mimi Yoga and treated myself to an iced matcha latte made with vanilla pistachio milk, homemade vanilla-maple cold foam, and a drizzle of wildflower lavender honey and let me tell you, it was divine! The flavors blended perfectly smooth, nutty, and lightly floral with just the right amount of sweetness. You can really tell they put care into every ingredient. The café itself has such a cozy, minimalist vibe that makes it the perfect post-yoga or mid-morning stop. The staff was kind and quick, and I loved their simple branding and sustainable touches like the paper straws. Definitely one of my new favorite coffee and matcha spots in Coconut Grove!

This is such a cute coffee shop tucked away in a shopping plaza where Mimi Yoga is. I've come a couple times after class and it's been great each time. There's plenty of artisan/healthy snacks and products for sale around the shop. You'll be so busy looking at everything available that you don't notice how quick the line moves. The girls working are always so kind and make it a point to say how much they value you coming in. Each time I have gotten the iced latte with the vanilla flavor added. I like it better without the cold foam but to each their own. My only suggestion would be for bigger sized cups for more coffee!!!

Absolutely love this place!!!!!! Everything is organic, no processed sugar, and made with so much care. The owners are there personally, having the owner serve you herself is amazing. The décor is stunning and spotless. The sourdough cachitos are out of this world, and the matcha tea is phenomenal, perfectly made and full of flavor. Cozy, beautiful atmosphere, and despite being small, there's a great flow of people. Highly recommend 100%!

I have been seeing all the girls go here recently I knew that I had to give it a try. The parking is limited it's next to Mimi Yoga. It is an upscale grocery store with a limited coffee menu. I got a latte with regular milk and foam and vanilla for a total of $9. That's a bit pricy. It is more of a place you go to for the vibe . It was very very busy with lots of girls and couples. Interesting concept. As a Nutritionist I loved to see all the different wellness products.

I love this cute spot! Aside from being a little cafe, they sell so many snacks and goodies. I got the iced latte with the cold foam. It's perfect for coffee lovers: nice and strong and you can actually taste the espresso! It is not sweet, so if you like sweet coffee, make sure you get a sweetener! I also picked up a pack of glonuts. It was my first time trying that product, they were cold sugary and tasty! Love. Chairs are comfortable to sit in and the barista was kind and helpful! Have to retract a star for the difficult parking situation in that plaza

If you're not a matcha snob, I think this place is great. It is a bit astringent and not very complex, which I think works better as a sweetened matcha. Marvin got light maple rose sweetener for the matcha with whole milk and I liked jt more than my unsweetened matcha latte. The cold foam unfortunately did disappear after 2 seconds and I don't think it added much to the drink, so I would skip it next time. Service was super quick. 3 tables inside 2 outside

I've often times passed by very pretty. The girls that work there are very friendly the only thing it's kind of expensive for me.

Basquet is not for everyone, I gotta say that. Some people call it a grocery store but they are not a grocery store. They just have several small shelves with a pretty limited number of items which are priced pretty high, in my opinion. However, I think it is an interesting concept and provided they positioned themselves next to Mimi Yoga, is a smart marketing strategy as it naturally carries that traffic for customers who are looking for these kind of natural and clean label products. They are also a coffeeshop and that's what I came for. My recommendation is to stick to the basis, otherwise your drink will become overly priced. I had an iced latte($5.45) with homemade cold foam (it's a $2 add). The foam was delicious but it disappears quickly, so it is something I won't get next time I'm back. Overall, I liked the coffee, I wish it was a bit more acidic, but it was nicely balanced, something I would drink everyday.

I've been dying to come try this coffee and finally I was around the area and WOW. Worth it alllllll, the girls are friendly and very helpful when picking coffee options. It is a small place but I came mid day around 1pm and wasn't packed at all. I got the ice vanilla maple with cold foam. Best cold foam ever.

I've seen Basquet pop up on my social feed quite a bit so I thought it was time to give it a try. Parking seriously is the biggest turn off with this experience. If you happen to go when a class is in session at the yoga studio next door, good luck finding a parking spot. The place itself is really cute. Friendly staff and a nice aesthetic to it. They have a small variety of groceries which is cool too. Overall, the coffee was okay. My friend had their matcha and described it as a bit watered down. It's a nice place but I wouldn't say it made my must-go-to list.

Basquet is a cute little market with a coffee shop tucked inside. I came specifically for the coffee, and while the setup is charming, parking is very limited which makes it a bit of a hassle to get in and out. I ordered a matcha with cold foam and a vanilla flavor that the barista recommended. It was really good; smooth, creamy, and just the right amount of sweet. That said, it was $9, which feels a bit steep for a matcha. I also tried the turkey cachito, which I enjoyed but again, $7 for a small pastry feels overpriced. Overall, the quality is there, but the prices might make me think twice. I'd come back if I'm already in the area, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way for it.

This space is so cute! From the healthy products, to the matcha I'm simply obsessed. The girls are so nice there and it feels so homey!

The BEST latte I've had in a million years. Didn't catch the name of the lady that made it, but she even said that mine was the best coffee she's ever made. I'm very honored. It was delicious. Much success to you guys! Seb

Basquet has a lot of potential. I would highly recommend using authentic Japanese ceremonial grade matcha. When I tried their matcha i was surprised by how bland and flavorless it was. The aesthetic is amazing and their health goal is amazing too. But, you can still make a matcha with additive free ingredients that tastes amazing. A good example would be Series A in Los Angeles, CA. They use the best quality ingredients and their drinks are top tier for flavor profile.

Paid $10 for a coffee that was watered down and tasted so bad. It was super hot inside and it was just 0/10