La Colada Gourmet

We went to this cafe for a Cuban coffee. The service was perfect, the atmosphere very nice and authentic and the coffee itself very good. But man, 11 $ for a coffee ? Was there gold in it ? I mean no coffee is worth 11$ for me no matter how good. A total scam. Maybe you can eat well but if you only want a coffee I think it’s better to go elsewhere.

We came here to try Cuban coffee. Never tried it! Miri was so sweet and helpful. She suggested the most popular drinks/ pastry and we were not disappointed. Our drinks were delicious! Pepe was kind enough to notice my husband’s coffee had not been stirred 😂 so thankfully my husband wasn’t bouncing off the walls after one sip. The pastry was guava and cheese! Truly delicious. Not too sweet. My kids had a mango smoothie and again not disappointed and not overly sweet. Definitely a place to visit! Great customer service. Good prices. Plenty of sitting space. Clean.

Cuban coffee. They roast their own beans in front of your eyes as you sit and enjoy the coffee. Cuban coffee is a deep roast and so they add sugar to counter that bitterness and a stringency that can happen with deep roast coffee. A colada is a small styrofoam cup of coffee. A cafecito is a very small amount poured from the colada to share. Very cool vibe. Worth a visit.

I had an amazing experience here and the coffee was amazing. I had the capiblanca it has liquor in it. It was a sweet coffee which I enjoyed. Miry was an awesome server and upbeat full of life it felt like I was at home. I will definitely return when I come back to Miami. If your a coffee this is must stop while in Lil Havana.

We stopped into this adorable coffee shop filled with gorgeous pieces of art. We wanted to try a traditional Cuban coffee and the beautiful Miry helped us pick out the perfect coffees. Miry is the sweetest gem and knew immediately that we were tourists and took care to help us find the best coffees. When she delivered the delightful layered coffees she offered to take a picture for us. She has the most infectious smile and energy. We recommend this because the coffee was delicious, but we highly recommend because Mirta made us feel so special.

Miry was absolutely amazing! I’m not sure if her official title is waitress or barista, but whatever it is — she is phenomenal at it. She’s so passionate, charismatic, and attentive. You can tell she does her job with genuine love and joy. Talking to her felt like chatting with family — she’s incredibly sweet, kind, and truly such a pleasure. La Colada in Little Havana has an atmosphere that feels just like home. Mari recommended different coffees for us to try, and every single one was delicious. If you want incredible coffee, fresh pastelitos, and that warm, comforting feeling of being in a relative’s kitchen, this is the place to be. Absolutely loved it and highly, highly recommend!

I went with my husband to La Colada Gourmet in Miami. The Atmosphere is really good. The Customer service is good. Miry was really nice. She speaks English, Spanish and French. The coffee is really delicious. We took 3 Leche coffee. The Cuban Coffee is really teasty. I highly recommend it.

Upon entering the cafe the waitstaff just look at us and we were profiled. Not even a smile or welcome. Terrible wait staff. Especially the tall white colored guy. I asked what’s in the coffee coz the menu is just up on the green board. He was pissed that he has to tell me what’s in it. Just keep saying its really good and showed attitude.. So end up getting the tres leches and 305. Disgusting coffee not even worth calling it gourmet. The food? We got key lime, flan and rice pudding? Ehhh, Publix has better taste. It’s sad how people come there and boast about how good it is. My family are travellers and we travel around the world to look for the best food in town. This one is just a THUMBS DOWN. Don’t recommend. What is a good atmosphere when the people working are full with attitude and so much negativity?