Chèvre Miami

This may be the finest Basque or burnt cheesecake you will ever experience, possibly even the best cheesecake overall. It is not a dense, solid cake adorned with berries and cream, but rather a harmonious blend of multiple creamy textures. It offers a very mild flavor with just the right amount of sweetness. While it is a bit more expensive, I assure you it is well worth the cost.

Just discovered Miami’s best Basque cheesecake in a small neighborhood gem, and I can confidently say it's the richest I've ever tasted. This divine dessert is made with the finest ingredients and boasts a smooth, creamy texture that simply melts in your mouth. I opted for the original flavor, and I can attest that it's the perfect way to enjoy it. The flavor combination is absolutely flawless, and each bite is an explosion of flavor and texture. This Basque cheesecake is, without a doubt, a neighborhood treasure.

Small and cozy boutique food market with European influences and focused in cheese. We liked the 3 cheesecake flavors and would come back for the sandwiches

This place was disgusting. We spent $85 bucks and each sandwich we got was dripping in either butter or olive oil, unnecessarily. The grilled cheese, see pics, was a heart attack of butter and cheese in a disgusting mush of grilled bread. I got their artichoke and dried tomato sandwich that was dripping in olive oil. My husband got the el padron that was dripping in olive oil. After every bite we had to wipe our mouths. That’s honestly absolutely disgusting. We took bites of each sandwich and are now throwing them out. Additionally, the staff in the back are laughing and doing things on their phones, and it took 25 minutes for our sandwiches to come out. There was zero sense of urgency or getting things done, which was super painful to witness while we were so hungry waiting.

The sandwiches at Chèvre are great, but the basque cheesecake is fantastic. Perfect creaminess and texture while still feeling light and fluffy. They make a smaller sized cheesecake for maybe 2-3 people to share, but it’s dangerously sized for one. Another item - the Wagyu burger on Wednesdays... It might be the best burger I’ve had.

Each visit here has been a wonderful experience. The staff members who assisted me on different occasions were consistently kind and very helpful. They are generous in offering samples if you’re torn between two cheeses—you might just end up taking both because they’re that delicious! Their grilled cheeses are outstanding, especially the Cubano, which is a must-try. If you’re in the mood for dessert, their cheesecake is absolutely spectacular. The space is cozy and welcoming, offering a wonderful variety of cheeses you won’t find in the supermarket. While not large, the selection is well-balanced, with a perfect mix of quality and variety. I definitely recommend, can’t wait to come back, especially for this cheese in particular, that was creamy and had the perfect amount of tangy deliciousness!

Chèvre is a tiny sandwich shop in Coral Gables that’s absolutely worth the parking hassle. Trust me, once you take that first bite, you’ll forget all about the struggle of finding a spot. This was my first visit, and I can already tell it won’t be my last. Their sandwiches are next-level—flavor-packed, perfectly layered, and made with top-notch ingredients. I tried La Italiana and The Spaniard, and honestly, I can’t pick a favorite. The Spaniard came on crispy Pan de Cristal with Jamon Iberico, Chorizo Cantimpalo, Manchego, orange marmalade, and olive oil—salty, sweet, and ridiculously good. La Italiana had Sheep’s Milk Ricotta, Italian Mortadella, basil pesto, pistachios, and a drizzle of truffled honey, all inside a Sullivan Street Mezzo Doppio. Every bite was a flavor bomb. There’s no seating, but if La Bibliothèque next door has space, you can enjoy your sandwich with wine. Oh, and don’t skip the cheesecake—it’s pricey at $19, but hands down one of the best I’ve had. They also have an amazing selection of cheeses, marmalades, and wines to take home. This place is a gem—100% recommended!

This is one of the best hidden gems in Miami. The wine tastings put on by Nevin are fantastic, with incredible wines you're unlikely to see at most area restaurants, and served at reasonable prices in a laid-back atmosphere. The cheese shop itself has a nice selection of speciality items, and the sandwiches, my god, THE SANDWICHES. I'm partial to The Spaniard, with the orange marmalade nicely complementing the jamon, chorizo, and manchego, without being overpoweringly sweet. Second favorite would be El Padron, with its Paleta Iberico, Manchego Dehesa de los Llanos cheese and Spanish olive oil served on Pan de Cristal—a simple creation that isn't overwhelmed by tons of ingredients, yet which is incredibly flavorful. Last but certainly not least, the burnt Basque cheesecake is simply phenomenal.

It's worth making a trip to Mia Market for Chèvre's La Italiana or Uncle Bruce's Pastrami Reuben (or both!). I had the Italian and my husband had the Reuben, and we both agreed; these were the best sandwiches we've ever had. The Italian was perfection: whipped ricotta, shaved mortadella, fresh pesto, crushed pistachios, and a drizzle of honey. My husband's Reuben was equally outstanding. On the staff's recommendation, he swapped the standard bread for a baguette, and it took the sandwich to another level. We paired them with chips on the side. The "cured cheese" tasted like crispy bites of pure cheese (so good!), and the "black truffle" were just as addictive. Service was quick and friendly, with only about a 15-minute wait, and the seating area was bright and clean. If you love sandwiches, you have to try this spot. 10/10, highly recommend!

Absolutely loved my visit here! I believe Paul is one of the brothers I met on the front end here. He kindly explained what they are doing here. The sandwiches explained with care and samples of cheeses and the god tier basque cheesecakes they create! The lovely baker popped out front to talk with me about Taylor swift and I got to hear about her passion for baking. I felt like these people love what they do here. We ordered and I personally got the Spaniard I believe it's called and wow phenomenal! We had a chance to dine in the speakeasy wine bar section and pick the mind of the sommelier brother forgive me I can't remember his name. He spoke on the classes they are having and why he likes comparing different wine regions. Such a wonderful learning moment and delicious wine as well. I'm not local, but definitely plan on a return for the cheesecakes, food, and lovely establishment that is Chèvre.

La Bibliothèque by Chèvre is a hidden gem for wine and cheese lovers in Miami. This intimate spot seats about 15 people, so I highly recommend making a reservation through RESY. Not only do they bring in some of the best cheeses from around the world, but they also incorporate them into incredible sandwiches and one unforgettable cheesecake. What really makes this place special are the cheese tastings, wine pairings, and special dinners held in their library room--a small, temp-controlled space with a marble counter that makes for a unique and cozy experience. I had a glass of the 2021 Luis Rodriguez Vazquez A Torna Dos Pasas, a Galician blend bursting with red fruit flavors. It was bold yet smooth, truly Galicia in a glass. The best part? You can grab a sandwich or cheese from the shop next door and enjoy it with your wine. Miami needs more places like this--so glad I found it!

The food here is amazing! The sandwiches are so delicious and flavorful. They are also all so different from each other so it's nice to try new ones. They also have unique items like various types of French butter and a variety of cheeses you can't find anywhere else. I just tried their pistachio cheese cake and it's so rich! It leaves you wanting more

Amazing basque cheesecake , good variety, staff is very knowledgeable and make good suggestions

Located in sort of a really upscale food court, of sorts. But OMG this place was AMAZING !!! You place your order and they give you a buzzer. Takes about 15 minutes or so. We had 1 El Padron and 1 Spaniard sandwich. Maybe the best sandwiches Ive had in my entire life and I mean that sincerely. Absolute best hams, cheeses, jams, bread, everything the perfect amount, not overloaded with anything, the bread was perfect thickness, complete perfection. Combo comes with chips and a drink. Chips are also really good quality , and drinks are Panna, Peligrino, etc. The cheesecake also is absolutely not to be missed. We had the chocolate. Just phenomenal. Rich yet somehow not heavy, creamy, chocolate not overwhelming. Absolutely stellar meal. You're going to pay for it. It's going to cost you as much as a sit down restaurant meal, about $33 each for the combo meal, and the cheesecake was $21, which is definitely not cheap. But worth every penny. I wouldn't hesitate to go back. Loved, loved, loved it.

This is a cozy tiny place mostly for grab and go. I absolutely loved " La italiana" sandwich and their basque style cheesecake, amazing! They have a vast selection of gourmet cheeses to buy, as well as other European goodies and wines. If you visit, you must try La italiana.

Delicious sandwich with quality ingredients. The prices are high but this is gourmet so this is expected. The service is good as well. Friendly staff. The place is small so not of seating area.

This is one of the best places I have ever eaten from. Their sandwiches are AMAZING. I have a tough time choosing which one to get because they are all spectacular. Their cheesecakes are out of this world and you can tell that their ingredients are phenomenal. This is definitely a place I'd recommend to anyone. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu but The Spaniard, La Italiana and the Grilled Cheese are out of this world. Also do yourself a favor and get the cheesecake. The staff is always willing to let you sample all three flavors.

Went on a whim after seeing a social media post on Chèvre. Located in a corner spot where a barber shop sign is more prominent than this great cheese spot, Chèvre's main door is small, intimate and only seats two. Their main room seats many more, but it was not open to the public due to a wine tasting. We were greeted by Paul, one of the managers. He was full of information and describe each sandwich to a tee. Which led us to having the Spaniard and the Italiano. Both scrumptiously delicious. Their basque cheesecake was out of this world and highly recommended. Although items seemed overpriced, they are made with quality ingredients and are well worth the expense. Will not only be returning to try their wines, but also to try their other sandwiches. A hidden gem in the Shenandoah neighborhood!

Been following on instagram for a while and I finally made it, and it was exactly how I imagined, PERFECTION!!! I can't wait to go back and try the other items on the menu! I had Never seen the truffle chips they have either ,just amazing! Don't leave without a cheesecake , I took mine home and it was so delicious Service was excellent as well

Yes, the sandwiches are expensive & small ($18!) & yes, same goes for the Baby Burnt Baque Cheesecake ($17!) but if you ever want to treat yourself to one of the best elevated bagged lunches you'll EVER have, stop in at Chèvre. Had been wanting to try THE HIMMY (Slow roasted Turkey breast with Florida strawberry-rose marmelade, award winning Brie Donge, and arugula on baguette) for ever but it's only available on weekends but finally today was my day & let me tell you... it did NOT disappoint. Every, single component of this sandwich was of the finest quality & the combination was spectacular!!! Each time I took a bite, I literally closed my eyes, savored as I chewed, looked back at the sandwich & said to myself, "That's a DAMN good sandwich!", then went back in on it. And the teeny, tiny cheesecake? Honestly, THANK GOD it was mini because I would have absolutely eaten it ALL... in one sitting... by myself. They also have delicious Torres potato chips from Spain & refreshing Sanpellegrino sodas to complete this most excellent of meals. Who knew a turkey sandwich and chips could have such a profound impact? Unfortunately most all their other sandwiches are made with pork but they do have a (very) non-pork/non-red meat options, but even if I have to just eat THE HIMMY forever, I'm ok with that.

The Italian and Cuban sandwiches are amazing. Fresh meats, excellent cheese, fresh bread, special toppings - perfect ratios for the best flavor.

This is one of the best hidden gems in Miami. The wine tastings put on by Nevin are fantastic, with incredible wines you're unlikely to see at most area restaurants, and served at reasonable prices in a laid-back atmosphere. The cheese shop itself has a nice selection of speciality items, and the sandwiches, my god, THE SANDWICHES. I'm partial to The Spaniard, with the orange marmalade nicely complementing the jamon, chorizo, and manchego, without being overpoweringly sweet. Second favorite would be El Padron, with its Paleta Iberico, Manchego Dehesa de los Llanos cheese and Spanish olive oil served on Pan de Cristal--a simple creation that isn't overwhelmed by tons of ingredients, yet which is incredibly flavorful. Last but certainly not least, the burnt Basque cheesecake is simply phenomenal.

I love going to small shops/boutique/gourmet/hole in the wall places. Many times, these are gems. We learned about Chèvre and decided to make the short trip to give it a try (we enjoy trying new foods). The cheese shop was smaller than what I thought . Once you walk in you see the shelves and fridge area filled with a variety of olive oils, truffle sauces, canned products, aged rib eye and much more. You have a wine area with a small selection but I'm sure to find something for a special occasion. We arrived around 10:45am, and ordered a sandwich. The gentlemen at the counter advised that sandwiches are not made until 11am. However, he said since it was close to 11, he was not going to make us wait. I truly appreciated it. THANK YOU! (Didn't get his name to recognize appropriately) We ordered The Spaniard. Absolutely delicious and embodied with unique flavors and aroma. Loved the concept of adding the marmalade. It compliments the saltiness in/ of the cheese and meats that it had. The only downfall I'd say is perhaps the price to ratio of quantity of food =| Since we were on the go, we didn't stick around to really look at the variety of cheeses. But looking forward to coming back and trying other sandwiches.

1 star! Was exited to try this place but to my surprise they close at 7pm, but they stop making sandwiches at 6pm. So me showing up at 6:15pm left me SOL without a sandwich. Please update your website!

Let's start by saying this spot has been at the top of my list for places I need to go to for at least a year. It's a bit of a drive for me so I hadn't had the chance to make some time to stop by, but boy was that 35 minute drive worth it. The shop is cozy, very small, but everything inside it looked absolutely delicious. I decided to have the Spaniard and my girlfriend had Kiko's Cubano. The Spaniard's sweet and savory mixture really drew me in, I especially liked that from the first bite my mouth was exploding with flavor. I got to try a bite of the Cubano and, as a Cuban, it was a great (and elevated) take on a Cuban medianoche. But the star of the show was truly the mini chocolate Basque cheesecake. My only regret was not buying the full sized one.... It's become my newest guilty pleasure. I can't wait to go back and try different sandwiches. If you go, definitely sit at La Biblioteque, the vibe and atmosphere is inviting and feels like you're in a member's only wine bar.

We ordered sammies from Chevre to be delivered, again! If you're looking for a high quality, delicious mouthful, this is your go to! We love their Himmel sandwich and this time added the Croque Monsieur. OMG it did not disappoint! It was sooo full of flavor and multiple cheeses! The sandwich was perfect. You can definitely split their sandwiches, because they ate very rich and filling. They're not overbearing or over stuffed, they're the perfect size, but just rich!

The best sandwiches ever, best cheesecake ever & best cheeses ever!!!! This is one of my favorite spots in Miami!

Wonderful spot. I cannot overemphasize the amazing quality of this place. Grab an amazing sandwich, a glass of wine and be transported to a mental vineyard in France!

Great cheese shop with awesome sandwiches, Basque cheesecake, and an equally spectacular "speakeasy" back room bar area with various wines and beer. Television for sporting events. Hidden gem in Coral Way. Passed by it many times and finally decided to check it out--glad I did.

Soo good ! I saw them on Instagram and had to come for the sandwich special. It was called the Daniel named after Daniel Boulud and had smoked salmon. I was worried that they had sold out but they offered to make it without the one ingredient they ran out of (cucumber) so I was really thankful!! My friend got the chèvre sandwich named after the store itself, I tried some of his and it was incredible especially the cheese. It also had artichokes and sun dried tomatoes which complemented the sandwich great. The setup was really cute, I loved looking around at the different products they had in the store and would love to try their cheese next time! The basque cheesecake also looked amazing. The store was small, there are stools and a table but I recommend going elsewhere to eat, we went to the Vizcaya area.

Ugh, disappointing and I hate leaving poor reviews. I paid $30 for a sandwich, drink, and chips. The sandwich arrived at my door poorly packaged and wrapped and with a mysterious hair. Blegh. Nothing grosses me out more. Moreover, the sandwich was meagerly stuffed and most of the manchego had mold. Yes, I know, I know - cheese can have mold and you can eat it. But after everything, I was just even more disappointed. How this was worth $30, I really wonder.

Fine but nothing special and DEFINITELY not worth $25! We also got a small side of little sausage nuggets that also cost $25. I generally have no issue paying-up for exceptional food but this wasn't close to being worth the price.

Excellent food - yes it's pricey but it's quality. You're receiving quality and that is rare here in Miami. Really great pantry items. Loving the new wine classes!! Really fun and informative. Bought lots of great wine.

So.... came here after waiting literally more than a year for them to open in Miami and this is cheese galore. Despite being a small shop it does have lots of cheese types and other goodies that are part of a nice cheese board. Mario Naar who owns/runs the store is super friendly and knowledgeable. Just tell him what you like and he will suggest a few things and give you small samples to try before yoy buy. Parking is a not easy but they do have street parking like a block away. (14th Definitely worth coming here for selected cheese options and great quality. Always good products.

Yummmm. The original cheesecake is dangerously delicious. New obsession if I will. I got the HIMMY and it was great. Love their potato chips too. I called in to ask about which sandwich I should order and the person on the line was wonderful & guided me in the right direction. Can't wait to try another sandwich & more cheesecake (:

I received a basket from here from a friend. Everything in there was incredible. They have the best cheeses and jams. The sandwiches are delicious and fresh! There is nothing like this place in Florida. I highly recommend getting one of everything.

The sandwiches are good, but if I'm spending that much, it has to be the best sandwich of my life. And quite simply, it isn't. But the service is fine and the shop is cute (if small).

Looked up cheese shops and realized this little gem was 15 min from me. Drove in and parked at the laundromat, and went in. The person managing the counter had really good knowledge of the cheeses. The selections were unique and interesting and I was excited to taste all the unique cheeses. I bought 5 cheeses, jam, fig salami, bread and champagne- and this will be an epic date night. Definitely coming back here again!

Possibly best sandwiches in Miami - small in size but large in flavor and quality. Too many oversized sandwiches out there

Been wanting to try this place for a while. Finally went and I'm mad at myself for not going sooner! Paul was super friendly and helpful and I plan on adding this to the hit list of places to go monthly! Tiny little shop with a tasting room in the back. Cheesecake is take your pants off good and the cubano is FANTASTIC. Do yourself a favor and just go and try everything! Can't wait to come back and take a class/tasting. Great addition to Miami.

My friend went in to pick up some sandwiches. They had a special where you get 2 sandwiches and chips for $40ish which is a little on the pricey side but it was totally worth it. They didn't have the ones we wanted... it's first come first serve so try to go there earlier but we did try their two new menu items...and they were awesome the cheese is delicious. The guy working there was very helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable.

I did the Spanish wine tasting at La Bibliotheque by Chèvre and it was such a great experience. You pay by the pour but they are so reasonably priced. And the curated selection of wines are divine. We also had the cheese board which paired perfectly with the wines. Going back to buy more wine and more cheese!

the most amazing sandwiches i have ever had. Cheesecake is out of this world. If u r lucky and get seated in the wine room, great selection of wines. Service is fast and great.

I ordered the basque cheesecake today for the first time since I heard it was good . Well, I can tell you that we all loved in the office . I really recommend it !!! Good job and keep the good work

second to none the best wine tastings in Miami. Nevin knows his stuff like none other, the setting and selection never disappoints

Absolutely amazing. The food, service, and quality are outstanding. Definitely a Miami favorite!!

Miami's newest cheese shop that bills itself as the nearest cheese shop to Coral Gables is a hole in the wall gem. We ordered a Charcuterie board for Easter brunch at our home. You have to go to the store and pick it up. The presentation when handed the board was lackluster and severely disappointing. So much so that I went back in to make sure I was not given the wrong order as the board for 20 was pithy and priced at over 240. I was assured I wasn't. We arrived home and immediately rearranged it on our own cheese boards to increase the presentation. We then noticed that although the board is for 20 (medium) it has only 2 bamboo tongs and knives. That being said the cheese and meats were spectacular and top notch. It was really good hence the 4 stars. That being said initial impressions are key and mine were not met.

By far the best cheesecake I've ever had. The texture was creamy in the center, firm at the edges. Somehow light without the heavy density usually found in other cheesecakes. Also very low in sugar. A bit pricey but worth it, is now my go to for special occasions.

Pedí una tabla de quesos (para 15 personas) para amenizar un convivio en mi casa. Había escuchado muchas cosas buenas de este local y decidí darle una oportunidad. De inicio, el precio de $160 para una tabla de 5 quesos me pareció algo excesivo. No obstante, dado los comentarios positivos de algunos amigos y conocidos, llamé y la ordené. Fue muy decepcionante recoger la tabla y ver que las porciones de los cinco quesos eran muy limitadas. Me pareció más una tabla para 7-10 personas que para 15 personas. Un 20% de la tabla era una pequeña hogaza de pan y otro 35-40% del espacio eran jamones (del tipo más económico como mortadella y chorizo, nada de jamón serrano, speck o braseola). Los quesos estaban bien pero no me impresionaron. Lo que sí me impresionó fue que entre los cinco quesos, había un cheddar blanco. No soy un experto en quesos pero sí sé de sobras que el queso cheddar es un queso muy promedio. Me dio un poco de pena invitar a amigos a la casa y ofrecerles un cheddar y unos pedazos de mortadella. Siempre he preparado tablas de quesos para cuando recibo visitas y siempre me gasto entre 70-100$ en mis tablas (sin mortadella y sin cheddar). Entiendo que Chevre tiene que pagar empleomania y renta y que obviamente lo que me cobrarían sería más. Eso no es problema. El problema es que (i) la cantidad no es medianamente abundante, (ii) los quesos son muy "equis" o "middle brow" para el precio y (iii) la charcutería no llega a la altura del precio. Supongo que la mayoría de los clientes son corporativos que no se fijan tanto en el detalle y no les molesta pagar tanto por tan poco. En lo que a mí respecta, no pienso volver. Le recomiendo a usted que tampoco lo haga.

Great sandwich place Expensive but won't disappoint. Sandwich was so good, a bit small but I left not feeling too full, looking back it was a good size just expensive but exceptional quality

Good food good products love their cheesecake Great hours of operation lots of different cheeses

I love this cute little shop. Owner and person working the counter were extremely nice and attentive. The cheesecake slice I bought was really good. I will be back as I love small shops such as these.

best sandwich i've had in my life, and the cheesecake is fabulous too. however, the warm and kind staff put this restaurant over the top!

My son and daughter in law gave me a wine tasting experience for my birthday. It was amazing. Nevin, the sommelier, explained every detail of the wines we were tasting. The charcuterie board was great. Will definitely go back. Highly recommend.

I went to buy a cheesecake, but they didnt take any cash, so I was hesitant on even shopping here. I ended up just buying a slice of the regular cheesecake and it was pretty good, but not really worth the 12 dollars they charge for a slice. 1 star for not accepting cash

Amazing selection and great service Love the new sandwiches! Look forward to other new launches

I came in for a lock of Stilton and was not disappointed. It was really good, creamier than most others I've had. The sandwich was excellent as well. Thanks!