Calista Cafe

Girl at register wasn’t friendly; however the blonde haired guy who took was great! Breakfast wrap for $14 was small, sad, and cold. The coffee was good though!

This is the tiniest cutest café in Coconut Grove. They sale traditional greek food and coffee. Everything is amazing and It’s extremely lovely to sit here and have a bite and a coffee. Service is wonderful, people that work here is lovely. I absolutely love this place ❤️❤️

Just what the neighborhood needed!!! Amazing coffees, selection of Greek food and more. I hope they add more breakfast sandwich choices! My new go to spot. Fresh croissants! Love this new cafe. Seating outside available

The staff is so kind, food tasted like it came from the SOUL! We both got gyros and I’m still reminiscing. I can’t wait to go back and try something else like the breakfast burrito.

A great Frappe! A morning ritual.. Enjoyed it sitting quietly outside.. brings back memories of sitting outside a small cafe in a Greece village

I live 1 block from here. Was craving mediterranean food. Bumped into this location. It use to be a violin repair shop. Had there GYRO! Wow, first ime with bean sprouts. Amazing. Also olive and they do serve wine. Gonna come in the morning for some breakfast wraps and cappuccinos

Coffee, Capuchinos, Wine, great mediterránean food. The Greek Spinach Pie was delicious. Try the Greek Traditional Cuisine and Greek Pastries. A must go if you live in Coconut Grove 💯

Really wonderful cafe for casual dining in Coconut Grove. Salads are really fresh and you have the option to add protein. Wine and beverage selection is delightful. Owner is very kind. Everything was delicious, including the baklava!

As I sit here on having a "Sunday Funday" for one, sipping a deliciously bitter yet refreshing Mastiqua (a Greek sparkling water that's good for digestion), I find myself very content with the vegan dolmades, spinach pie, and the glass of white wine I just finished. It's a beautiful and hot day in Coconut Grove and this corner gem, nestled in a still old-school style coconut grove (iykyk) with its eclectic Greek music and euro-style seating is perfect for people watching and delicious eating. As an advocate for solo dining experiences, this one is a must try for your weekend itinerary. The service is nothing but sweet and genuine--it's clear that this business' staff wants you to enjoy your time. The food is delicious--as a spanikopita lover, the filo dough is flaky, not greasy, and the filling is perfectly savory with a hint of tartness from the cheese. And please, if you are a sparkling fan lover and don't mind bitter tastes, treat yourself to a mastiqua!

Honest to god it was the best gyro i have ever had. good portion size and ambiance. the friend i went with got the breakfast sandwich and green coffee which he tells me are just incredible. i would recommend trying it out

Cute greek coffee shop in Coconut Grove! I like that they are versatile, you can go for a quick coffee break or a happy hour wine break. Follow their instagram as some days they have live music. They have bistro style outdoor seating, and great drinks & snacks.

This is a little gem on a quiet street in Coconut Grove. Food is lovely and cute outdoor seating. I imagine it is also great for takeout.

The ambiance outside of the cafe is sooooooo cute! the aesthetics alone drove me to cross the street and check it out. There are tables outside for people to sit in the shade and enjoy their coffee. Inside is clean & more of a grab-and-go situation. I just got an espresso but the wraps, sandwiches, and croissants behind the glass counter looked so delicious. I'd love to go back and try out more!

Good food, quiet little corner place away from the bustle of Coconut Grove. I love the cheese pie, spinach pie, and salads.

I'm so happy that Calista Cafe opened in Coconut Grove! It is exactly what the neighborhood needed. A small, cozy, unique café that takes you on a little trip to Greece. The staff was exceptionally kind and the quality of products was great. The Bougainvillea on the outside, really captures the essence of the islands of Greece. I look forward to coming back and seeing what additional treats one can indulge in.

Homemade Greek food but in a French Cafe setting. This small cafe/market is tucked away on a tiny little street in the heart of Coconut Grove. A combination of delicious homemade Greek food (their Spanokopita is amazing!!) and delicious salads and sandwiches, makes this the perfect spot to meet friends or grab a coffee.

I'm a Miami visitor, but I would describe this as a neighborhood gem. It's conveniently located on Española Way and the Lowes hotel. The walk is alone is lovely. As someone that appreciates Greek food, I enjoyed the variety of authentic high quality Mediterranean choices. We went with a Greek salad, saganaki (fried cheese and always a must), keftedes (meatballs), calamari, octopus, and zucchini chips as a starter. With the first bite of my salad, I could taste the quality of the olive oil (if you know you know) and the feta was just right. The saganaki (flaming cheese) was delicious--perfectly crisp on the outside and gooey cheese on the inside. The kids loved it. Everyone enjoyed the keftedes meatballs so much we had to order two. The size of the meatballs are generous and seasoned deliciously. I definitely recommend the zucchini chips, as this is something you don't find often and they tasted amazing paired with the housemade tzatziki. For the main course we chose a fresh branzino fish that was enough for the table to share. The boned are removed and serviced with the head, which is customary for Greek dining and appreciated from this crowd. It was flavored with simple herbs--lemon and olive oil--and was light yet filling. After enjoying a coffee and making room for dessert, we tried the Galaktoboureko. Let me tell you, it's like Yiayia use to make! Calista Taverna