Cachito Coffee and Bakery

Chachito is a charming little bakery and coffee shop tucked away in South Beach. I used to visit their original spot in Little Buenos Aires on 71st St., but now that I live closer to their 15th St. location, I come here all the time. The space is small but super cozy and welcoming. The coffee is delicious, and I never leave without grabbing an empanada and chocolate croissant The owner is warm and hospitable, which adds to the whole experience. I love supporting small, family-owned businesses like this one!

The breakfast was absolutely amazing, especially with the fresh-squeezed orange juice and the perfectly chilled iced coffee. Dining here truly felt like being at home, enjoying a delicious, lovingly prepared meal. The staff was warm, welcoming, and wonderful. If I lived in Miami, I’d come back every single day.

A cozy, low-key cafe with delicious empanadas and a super-friendly atmosphere. The cafe is off the beaten track, and from the outside it doesn't seem particularly inviting. When you enter the owners make you feel like you were at your friends' place. And that atmosphere extends to the whole place. Aside from coffee roasted in-house, they have delicious empanadas. Ones with mushrooms and corn (both recommended by the owners) were a blast. There are more typical breakfast options, too. The cafe has the vibe of a cozy neighborhood place where you'd like to become a regular.

They make an amazing Cortado. The flavor and presentation was good. Service was great. The atmosphere was nice. They have a unisex bathroom. They offer breakfast options.

This place is admittedly hard to find, but I wanted to find somewhere local. The breakfast was fresh and quality, the iced latte good, and the beef empanadas were very good! Service excellent ❤️ I would go back.

This coffee shop is kind of a hidden gem. South American art and installations. Airy but cozy space. No vegan options, but a lot of pastry and range on menu.

Visiting from Dallas, and lucky to walk into this little gem. The owner is so sweet and welcoming and the food was really amazing.

Really lovely people, could've talked for days about coffee roasting - which they do in house! Great brew and a break from Cuban jet-fuel. Empanada was the best I had all week. Rare that a Portlander is sad that he doesn't live closer to a specific coffee shop, but I'll be back next time.

Got an iced American with skim and it was meh. Also located in a sort of not great corner. But did enjoy that there was indoor seating and a bathroom.

Stopped for a coffee and treat at Cachito Coffee And Bakery on Monday morning. Not the spot for Iced Coffee, but the food was a pleasant surprise. Quality: As I often find is the case, the Iced Coffee at this Miami spot is just not very good. Essentially it was a very bitter americano tossed over some ice. Creamer and sugar packets are laid out for the customer to use. The saving grace was the Ham and Cheese Empanada I had, which was excellent. Closer to a croquette filling served in a softer empanada pastry, it hit the mark. Quantity: Iced Coffee was on the smaller side, Empanada was a nice treat. Value: $4.50 for an Iced Coffee. $3.50 for an Empanada. Ambiance: Cachito Coffee And Bakery is located on Miami Beach in a small strip-mall. Outside they had one table set-up and a few more could be found inside. The walls were decorated with bright colors, art, and plants. Spanish music played over the speakers, but quiet enough to be able to still work at one of the tables. Grab and go at the counter is still more likely here. Crowd: One other person grabbing a coffee and treat to-go. Service: Friendly, but extremely slow. The menu should be updated as it is very confusing and does not show all the options. Parking: Small shared parking lot.

Came looking for coffee here since I read that they roast their own coffee beans (Colombian beans today). I ordered a croissant sandwich as well. The croissant was too buttery and not flaky enough. The ham was a bit bitter. The coffee was good but not enough to come back for. Service was quick.

So I'm totally addicted to this place. They know me by name...LOL!! They roast there own coffee there and the majority of the baked goods are homemade. I love the coffee. I've had the iced latte with oat milk and I have one everyday. I've tried the empanadas and pancakes. Amazing. Try this hidden gem.

Hamburger and grilled chicken were very basic. (Dry and overcooked). I would only go for small itemas and coffee.

Stay away! Dirty, expensive, smelly. Bad food. Old Produce. Music blasting while the owner is having a personal medical call on the speakerphone. When complaining about the dried up burnt chicken his answer is - "what do you expect it is chicken"

Cute hidden spot on South Beach. We loved their empanadas and iced chai latte with oat milk! Will definitely be back!

Nice little local cafe and bakery. Coffee and baked goods are both excellent and nice friendly people.

Their coffee is so good... I'm a regular in their north beach location and I'm so glad I can still get my chai lattes and fresh bites when I'm in south beach!

I ve been waiting for this location to open in south beach since I love the north beach one! Love the food, the croissants, the coffee. EVERYTHING!

Glad they opened this new 2nd location in South Beach with the same awesome empanadas, milanesas, and great in house roasted coffee as always. I ordered a skirt steak with salad and fries and it was amazing too. Congrats ! I will be back for sure

A hidden neighborhood gem. Amazing empanadas (try the mushroom and spinach they are so great), really good coffee, friendly service, cozy atmosphere. Perfect for a casual bite.

We found this nice cafe by accident- the coffee (I ordered cortadito) was well-made, the coffee bean taste was very clear and nice. We had empanadas(chicken)- on the menu, they say they are homemade empanadas. They were one of the best we've ever had. Def coming back again!

Extremely friendly staff, great coffee, cute aesthetic!! Definitely stop by and check them out.