Ojo de Agua Brickell

Love, love, love!! The corn tortillas are actually good! The juices are incredible and there is a decent amount of seating inside and outside. We had two types of tacos, ribs and pork. Ribs are definitely the better option. Wish they would give some chips to go with the side salsa. Potion of the beans is so small so that was too bad but the 3 tacos fill you pretty good.

We loved Ojo de Agua! The service was amazing, the food was absolutely delicious, and the mimosas were just perfect. The micheladas were also really good! Special thanks to Iván for his excellent service — he was super friendly and attentive. Can’t wait to come back! 🌸✨

We had a fantastic experience here! The service was excellent from start to finish. Ivan and the rest of the staff were very attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed. We ordered the Mexican bowl, Thai bowl, ceviche, quesadillas and guacamole, everything was absolutely delicious. Our food came out quickly, and the whole atmosphere was great. The music was great which made the meal even more enjoyable. They offer free flavored water, which was a nice touch. Highly recommend this spot for both the food and the service!

Loved the place and the food. Ordered the Acai Bowl and the Ahogados Poché. Very tasty. Also had a mango juice which was very refreshing. Thank you

This is a casual, order-at-the-counter spot where you can sit wherever you like. The food came out impressively fast, and both the taste and presentation were excellent. They offer a wide range of healthy options, which I really appreciated. The atmosphere is pleasant, with thoughtful decor that adds to the overall vibe. However, there were a few downsides. One of our dishes was forgotten and only brought out after we asked one of the servers. She also had an attitude, which took away from the otherwise welcoming feel. Also, I ordered the huevos rancheros and they were completely drenched in salsa, almost like a soup. This presentation was unexpected because although huevos rancheros do have some salsa they are not completely overpowered by the salsa. This unfortunately left me with a slightly upset stomach. Overall, it’s a nice spot with some strong positives, but there’s room for improvement in service and consistency

We only had their acai in the 3 occasions we were here. They have the best acai in Miami. When we were here in May they had kiwis in the acai bowl. This time around they had a half opened rambutan as the center piece. It's a very nice touch.

Ojo de Agua is hands down the best place in Miami for an acai bowl. I’ve tried just about every spot in the city, and nothing compares. This restaurant originated in Mexico City, where they’re everywhere, and you can tell the quality carried over to their first U.S. location here in Brickell. The acai itself is rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced. The bowls come overflowing with the freshest fruit — figs, dragon fruit, golden berries, strawberries, blueberries, even the occasional bing cherry. Every bite tastes like sunshine. You can also add peanut butter, which pairs beautifully with the acai and gives it that extra touch of indulgence. Service is always warm and attentive. A special shout-out to Anev, who took care of me on my last visit. He was friendly, professional, and made sure everything was perfect. If you’re serious about acai, this is the spot you’ve been looking for.

Excellent tacos with great flavor and a good variety of chiles to pair with. Service was quick, and you order directly at the counter. A great option for a fast, satisfying bite in the area.

I ordered some food through Uber Eats to take with me to the beach the other day. I got the smoothie bowl. It was good, it had a good variety of fruits- mangos, a gooseberry, a lychee, plums, dragon fruit. It also had granola. It was pretty sweet. It fortunately did not melt too fast. I paid $2.50 extra for peanut butter which I think was very much needed. In addition to that, I also got their breakfast sandwich which I thought was great. It has a honey sauce on it with this homemade croissant bread. There's also eggs and turkey bacon on it. I think a chipotle mayo would be great on it, but it was also good on its own.

The food was great. I had the chilaquiles with sunny-side-up eggs while my wife had the Condesa eggs and queso fundido with a strawberry matcha. I would say the green sauce on the chilaquiles was a bit too excessive and not tossed properly with the fried tortillas; it's like they smothered it on top and didn't really mix it in. Also, it was a bit too tangy for my taste for green sauce, but the Condesa eggs were definitely top-tier, and the queso fundido was deliciously cheesy--you just have to get it and see for yourself. As for the matcha, it was pleasant. When it came to service, there's not much I can say, only that they give you a menu and you order at the register. They charge automatic gratuity, which I wasn't such a big fan of since all they do is basically take your food to the table and pick up your plates. I think there should be more to it when it comes to earning your tip, and the gentleman at the register didn't seem too fond of his job, no offense. Maybe he wasn't having a good day, but I expected a more welcoming and positive energy from him, especially if all you do is take the order. A smile and delightful greeting would've been a plus. As for ambiance, it had its Tex-Mex vibe to it, also a lot of classic Spanish music, which I liked. You don't hear much of those songs anymore, especially in a neighborhood like Brickell. There was also a good amount of space to sit down at; they had their indoor and outdoor seating, which was really nice, and also had a nice little area they dedicated to Día de los Muertos--mad respect for the culture they involved and for those who aren't with us anymore. All in all, I'd give it a solid 8/10. I'll go again and see if it can earn the other 2, lol. By the way, it was my first time there.

This Mexican restaurant is a must-visit for anyone who loves bold flavors, vibrant presentation, and a fresh take on classic dishes From the moment we walked in, the ambiance set the tone stylish yet warm, with colorful decor, upbeat Latin music, and a lively atmosphere that instantly made us feel welcome. The Mango Chutney Chicken Sandwich was really good and very delicious. The Avocado Toast was so great and very delicious, it was nicely seasoned. I had the tacos, and they were incredible, tender, juicy meat with crispy edges. The service was friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about the food.

Food is delicious and the portions are generous. My friend and i ordered the acai bowl to share and the French toast. The cinnamon French toast was different from anything I've had in the past. It was soaking in a sauce and let's just it was delicious. The acai bowl was also really good and filling. It's a self service restaurant meaning you order at the bar and they bring you your order once it's ready. Ambiance is very chill, you can come alone or in a group. They also have both indoor and outdoor seating.

So I finally tried Ojo de Agua in Brickell and let me just say... my stomach AND my soul left happy. I ordered the salmon ceviche and the tuna tostadas, and they were fresh, flavorful, and light enough that I didn't leave feeling bloated (a miracle in Brickell lunch culture). The vibe at lunchtime? Bright, airy, and just the right kind of lively. Totally a spot you could come back to and not feel guilty about it after. Now here's the tea... my total was $61. For lunch. For just me. 2 plates. Cute food, cute vibes, not-so-cute on my bank account.

Ojo de Agua was a letdown. While some of the food was good -- the birria tacos and quesadillas were solid, and the açaí bowl was tasty -- it just wasn't worth the price. The octopus tacos were forgettable, and paying $33 for an ahi tuna bowl felt excessive. On top of that, they don't have a liquor license (so no margaritas at a Mexican restaurant), and even though it's self-service, they still add an automatic 18% service charge when you order at the counter. Overall, overpriced and underwhelming -- not somewhere I'd rush back to.

Came back for more tacos and they were delicious! This time we got the lobster tacos and the tuna tacos and both were fabulous. Also got one of the juices - it had lime in it which was a little too tart for me but my husband liked it. A great spot for lunch after hitting up the EQX Brickell Heights!

Best açaí in Miami! Great location in Brickell and an awesome happy hour from 2pm to 8pm. BUT A SERVICE CHARGE FOR TAKE A ORDER? So shady

My husband and I came to Miami and Key West for a vacation. This morning we were looking for a place for brunch before we head to Key West, and this place immediately caught our attention. The ambiance was so charming and I loved it there! The brunch was so delicious and we enjoyed both the food and the coffee. It was such a great dining experience!

Cute and casual spot located below the SLS LUX. It has a bit of market items and a counter where you can order off the menu. The decor is very green and garden-y which I love! My Tofu Al Pastor Tacos were delicious! I ordered them sans pineapple and I appreciated that each taco came with two generous strips of tofu. The seasoning was very tasty. I could really taste the cinnamon in the spices. That said, I'm curious what makes this a $16 dish. Maybe the avocado for the guacamole? Maybe the rent for this space? Who knows. These tacos are good but I personally wouldn't want to pay $16 for three tacos on the regular. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ojo-de-agua-miami?select=Y2xLYb9KeSaUCT5pEi8lww Here's where I drop the stars. Later in the evening we took a closer look at our receipt and noticed that they automatically added an 18% service charge. Hubby said he didn't notice it because when the cashier flipped the tablet in his direction, all he saw was the total and not the itemized price breakdown. It even asked for tip on top of adding this 18% service charge. We dined in but it was barely a full-service experience. We ordered at a cashier and received a number for our table. We filled our own water cups. The "service" we received was them bringing our food to our table, and then they took our empty dishes away. Hubby is mildly perturbed and will be writing his own review. I on the other hand am being a little generous with my stars because I enjoyed the tacos. But after this experience, we'll probably skip this place for future visits to Miami.

Bury me here. I was in town from NYC for a few days visiting friends and had to kill some time. Everyone suggested Ojo for a chill spot to get some food and hang. OMG - I went back every single day. This spot was truly one of the best pitaya and açai bowls that i've had and the fruit couldn't have been fresher and more delicious. If i could open one of these in New York, I would in a heartbeat as it was genuinely a highlight of my trip. Service was great and quick and ambience was gorgeous. I genuinely can't wait for my next Miami trip to come back to Ojo.

I regularly eat here. Super good quality and flavorful! I get the chilaquiles with ribeye.

Do not miss having brunch at this Brickell gem! Coming from abroad I wasn't thrilled about eating sour fruits again in the U.S. Yes once you've had fruit on an island or anywhere in LatAm you become a fruit snob...but Ojo de Agua was a great place to get an Açai Bowl with all its exotic fruits...and the fruit was sweet and delectable as it should be! I got the small açaí bowl without coconut so it came with one scoop of açaí. It had all the fruits and berries I could ever want along with honey and granola! HubbyStanks got the Huevos Tatemados. It looks like an omelette but it's actually a quesadilla made out of melted Parmesan cheese instead of a flour tortilla! Delish! Ojo de Agua has a plethora of juices and smoothies and coffees to choose from. They even have 3 different complimentary waters; regular, infused cucumber and infused fruit! The servers and people bussing tables and cooking wear black gloves (I'm a germaphobe so I was very appreciative). The service was outstanding and the vibe was perfect. Great music and the place is adorably decorated in chic boho-Mex style. Everything about it was perfect. It will be hard to not stop in for breakfast or lunch when I'm back in MIA!

Place is the pricey side, but the food is fantastic. You don't feel so guilty paying a premium once you've tried it and I went for a Cortado, eggs, and an açai bowl. Everything was divine. The place has a nice vibe feel to it. Food is gourmet, a work of art, so pretty It's hard to eat.

Came here to get the strawberry matcha. The drink was 10/10 for taste and I love that they decorated it with a marshmallow on top even though our order was to go. Price was it was $9 for a drink though so not cheap. But will definitely be coming here again!

We were looking for a quick, semi-healthy lunch so a friend decided on this place since they have acai bowls, and it was only a short walk from where we were staying. Acai bowls tend to be on the pricier side in general, but the value isn't bad for what you get here. I ordered a peanut butter acai bowl while my friend ordered regular bowls, and these were the fanciest looking acai bowls I've ever seen! So beautifully presented and stuffed to the brim. Peanut butter was given on the side for my bowl. I only wish the granola was more easily accessible; since it was at the very bottom and the bowls were so full, I mostly ate acai towards the beginning of my bowl and granola towards the end. But I think this sacrifice was worth it for the wow factor of the bowl's presentation. Overall, a great spot if you're looking to be wowed by a fancy acai bowl. We didn't try any of their other menu offerings so I can't speak much to those. Prices do seem to be on the higher side. Super cool decor and vibes too though!

Tacos were good! Guac was good as well but the chips could be better. The space is nice with a nice patio as well. Order at the counter and they bring it to the table. They have a great BOGO deal on drinks from 2-8pm as well!

I had the strawberries and cream breakfast dish which was basically what it sounds to be. Strawberries with cream and granola. It tasted delicious and unique. The ambiance is a cute restaurant and the service was extremely fast on a Saturday.

Best Açaí in Brickell. Highest quality with fresh fruit, great atmosphere and price. Good place for a healthy breakfast or linch

I love ojo de aguas despide it's steep prices compared to similar places. Great food and ambiance. My favorite will always be the enchilada Suizas. The quality and freshness of food is great. Service is usually great recently in my last visit it has gone down as if they care less. The horchata was ok a bit too thick and expensive! Wish I could give 4.5 ... only negative it's the prices

I stopped by because I saw a happy hour sign for two for one cocktails and they were just OK. However, the burger with the side salad was absolutely delicious and I would definitely recommend it.

I visited the Ojo de Agua in Coral Gables. It's location is not on Yelp yet. It opened relatively recently. The restaurant decor and ambience is great. The food portions are enormous and the food is fresh. I didn't give it for five stars only because although it opened a couple of months ago, this location still does not have a website, is not on Yelp and parking in Coral Gables is challenging.

The food was a 50/50 my mom got the chilaquiles and honestly they weren't all that special. I got the Wagyu Burger with a smoothie and that was pretty good but the sweet potato fries that came with the burger were alright. The service was good and the location for dinner was calm and not a lot a customers. For the price it was kinda a let down. Try if you would like but personally don't think we would be going again.

Touristic restaurant. Food was ok not special. Compulsory service charge for ordering at the counter does not make sense.

I'm glad I could stop by here during my vacation. Ojo de Agua has the best shrimp tacos I've ever tried, and it's not even close! The delicious enchiladas were covered by a sea of melted cheese but remained crispy and intact throughout the meal. I walked over on a Saturday morning, and it was packed out. There were about 20 people lined up outside, but they kept the line moving, so it only ended up being a 20-minute wait. We were seated and immediately noticed just how beautiful the restaurant was. The Miami vibes were strong, and the service was fast, considering how busy they were. Next time I'm in Brickell, I'll have to stop by for more shrimp tacos!

Ive never quite encountered a restaurant like OdA. It carries a massive menu with fresh and exotic fruits ranging from drink to breakfast to lunch/dinner options. You order at the front and self-seat, and the food will sometimes be ready before you can even sit down. The açaí bowls are the best I've had. We come here often in the mornings. I like the fruit from the açaí peanut butter bowl (you can ask for the açaí peanut butter bowl but with a regular açaí scoop instead of the mixed scoop). A bit pricey but I think it's well worth it here. The brisket tacos are pricey but amazing here too.

This place is a classic casual but such a chic spot for a lunch or a brunch. Although slightly pricey the food is super fresh and there is something for everyone. My favorite dish here is the ahi tuna sandwich but the ahi tuna salad and the salmon salad are close seconds! You can't go wrong with anything you order here, and their juices are really good too.

Great lunch spot in the heart of Miami. We got the salmon kale caesar salad and the chicken enchiladas. I wouldn't travel for this place but if I was around the area and was looking for a healthy but tasty lunch spot I'll definitely return.

I absolutely love this place. They are based out of Mexico City and deliver the same high quality Mexican fare in Miami as they do back in the home country. My favorite dishes to get are the enchiladas suizas and the açaí bowls. In fact, no one makes a better açaí bowl in Miami.

Was super surprised by Pilon! The restaurant is gorgeous, and the food was delicious. I was a little worried by the line and having to order up front but it moved quickly, the staff was helpful, and the food was excellent and presented beautifully! A plus was they also had gluten free options and substitutions!

There drinks are terrible, we ordered Mojitos and they don't have liquor in them, they have sparkling wine, which is not a mojito. Terrible waste to of 40 bucks, I don't know how they got such high yelp reviews, must be fake. Don't go here for drinks maybe the coffee part is better but for evening time this place sucks. Guacamole sucks it's out of a can or something.

Amazing açaí bowl and fresh juices. So delicious just a bit pricy. The bowls have a lot of fruit and extras. It's a cute spot. Service was great. Get ready to spend more than you were hoping for.

Fave spot for a juice, coffee, açaí - truly anything delicious and healthy. This Mexico legend is a staple in Brickell and a big locals spot. It's quick even when busy. It'll be a full house and you can still order at the register and find a spot to sit. You can't go wrong with anything on their expansive menu. My absolute faves are their açaí, vegan waffles, and pretty much any toast options. Everything is sure to be IG worthy as they garnish and decorate all their plates and drinks. The classic iced latte comes with a cute marshmallow and the mango, passion fruit, coconut drink a beautiful flower. Ojo de agua is my routine recommendation in Miami!

We were starving after MMW and wanted some refreshing food and found this place. It was hard to find street parking and ended up parking in the mall lot. Not too busy when we went but definitely it usually is packed. Very cute place with beautiful flower decor and hanging wood egg chairs! Super cute place. Pricing is very $$$ heads up! 3 tacos is $22 and the only one worth that price point is the octopus one in my opinion. The other tacos tasted good but not $22 good you know? But octopus, omg that was really goooood The ceviche was also really good, worth it. Very fresh tart and filling but also very light on the palate. I love the guacamole! There was feta cheese and pomegranate on top and it was sour and very smoothhhh very fresh I liked it a lot I didn't try the avocado toast but seems fresh and light! The açaí bowl was freshhhh and good! We ordered three different smoothies and we don't think they were worth it. They tasted okay, protein was a bit too much but would not order again. The guava pancake was also hit or miss with our group it was pretty sweet and thicker than we thought. There's a guava layer inside that's pretty nice and makes it worth trying. Overall, food was pretty good but not worth the price point and it's a place where we would try this one time but probably not come back again because it wasn't anything spectacular that you can't find elsewhere for cheaper. But definitely very aesthetic place if you want a pretty ambiance :)

Everything was so good here, from the juices to the tacos to the ceviche. Food came out really quickly. We also bought a banana bread when we left and so glad that we did!

After ordering at the counter, we were able to find a table for our big group. Food came out quickly and everything was delicious. The tofu tacos were great!

Located in the heart of Brickell, Ojo de Agua is a breakfast and brunch cafe that is always busy. I've been here quite a few times and I have mixed reviews... The salads are great, and so are the açaí bowls, but I just can't seem to find any other dish that I like. The roast beef sandwich didn't taste like roast beef, and the avocado toast is a soggy mess of guacamole-soaked bread. The tastes are just off to me, and this is just me. I also want to point out that they have really good coffee and lattes here, and that I look forward to getting one here often (try the Nutella one, but lite on the Nutella in the cup - unless you want a blast of chocolate all the time lol). Super fast service, beautiful presentations, and tons of seating, I love sitting on the patio on a nice day. Check them out, perhaps you'll like more food options than me.

I went to Ojo de Agua for a late lunch. I liked the styling of the restaurant. It had a casual, but also photo-worthy designed interiors. They also offer seating outside, but I opted to sit inside. I went there specifically because I had a major craving for Acai bowl's and Ojo de Agua's Acai bowl really delivered! I got one scoop of the Acai and it came with super ripe, fresh fruit and a delicious granola. I was also really impressed by the variety and arrangements of the fruits! I haven't had an açaí bowl before at this price point that came with so many different fruits! (Mangoes, strawberries, raspberries, orange, dragonfruit, rambutan, star fruit, bananas) it was almost too pretty to eat I also ordered the enchiladas suizas which was really tasty and decadent. I was impressed because the Acai bowl came out in like 2 minutes and then the enchiladas came out shortly after. The staff were really friendly and were quick to clear things away. I would definitely come back for more of their Acai bowl's. It really hit the spot!

I stumbled across Ojo de Agua when I looking for brunch this weekend because it's across from my new gym and it looked popular from across the street. When we got there the menu looks great - lots of healthy Mexican breakfast / lunch options which. The place was very busy but we were able to get a table outside pretty quickly. The servers were very quick to clean the table from the previous people (you order and pay at the front). They were also very accommodating. The food itself came out very fast and was delish. I had the protein bowl (swapped out chicken for eggs) and my husband had this amazing croissant breakfast sandwich I had a bite of. All in all solid breakfast/lunch spot.

Service was amazing. Food was good. But not worth the price tag. Hope this helps ya out.

Came here for dinner with my friends after shopping nearby. The staff took our orders quickly at the front of the restaurant and then we sat down. The restaurant is super cute and instagrammable! The food was pretty good. I really liked the cinnamon French toast roll because I love desserts and sweets. The sandwich didn't have too much of a mango taste, but the bread was delicious and had nice flavors. The salad had some sort of vinaigrette on it and I really liked it. My favourite was the smoothie! There wasn't a lot of ice blended into it, so it wasn't too cold when I drank it. The juice was fresh and really refreshing. Would recommend!

First time stopping in and what a nice spot! The decor here fits the miami aesthetic very well! A very open concept space with both indoor and outdoor seating. The main wall is great for pictures with get nice neon signs! Overall such a well decorated spot and perfect for a girls lunch! In terms of parking there is limited street parking and plenty of parking within the brickell city center garage, so you'll find something! Now the food; we tried an array of different things and we loved it all! The guacamole was so fresh and delicious and HUGE! The tacos were such a good portion! The best part of the meal was the margs! They are made with wine, but they are so delicious and refreshing! Service was okay, it's very much a minimal service place and they really only take your order and drop off your food, but everyone was very nice so no complaints! My only complaint would be it is very pricey for what the vibe is, but it was good! Definitely would come again!

Stopped here while in the area and grabbed an açaí bowl and langosta tacos. The açaí was great and so was the tacos. The ambiance is cute and relaxing the server staff is friendly but the cashiers were not that friendly this eating a 3 vs a 4 star

This is more of an eatery with prices like a full service restaurant. You order at the counter they give you a # and they bring it to your table. We tried this place based on the 4+rating on yelp. The ambiance is spot on and the food was good not great for the price. I ordered the Thai bowl and the salmon was tasty but overcooked and a bit dry. My husband ordered the Kale salad bowl with Salmon also a bit over cooked. We also ordered a side of guacamole for $15. For that price I would have expected a bigger bowl of chips. It was good but not worth the price in my opinion.

This place is great for a light breakfast or lunch. I loved how many healthy options there were! You order at the counter but then go and sit down so it does still feel like a sit down restaurant but people were casual. Not a long wait even on Sunday morning. Would definitely recommend it.

Really good service! This is a really good place and also got free shots! This is an amazing place

Amazing vibes and refreshing atmosphere! Service was prompt! Food was impeccable! Best açaí bowl I've ever had in my life!!! Definitely recommend checking this place out!!

Had the cream and strawberries and it was delicious! The service was quick and everyone was friendly. The atmosphere was very pleasant and a great spot for breakfast and a cup of tea!

This place is a must visit in Brickell. Do not waste your time going to the other healthy brunch spots. It has a diverse menu that everyone would enjoy. The fresh juices are a must try. The fruit combo was absolutely delicious and refreshing. Just look at the presentation. The matchas were on point. The mushroom tacos are probably the quesadillas that I have had in Miami. I am definitely going back. The açaí is a piece of art. It is truly made with such detail. I am definitely coming back here . Great service. A casual spot that is great for your healthy comforting food fix. I haven't been a place where I thoroughly enjoyed everything there in such a long time ! Can't wait to try other things on the menu.