Plnthouse

Lovely view outside in the sun. The food was pretty good but I thought the panini was small for the price. The largest croissant I ever seen though! Service was great though.

Great while staying in the hotel for quick coffee or a small bite. The place is beautiful and the coffee was great. I would love if they had more customized smoothie options.

We’re from Montreal—one of the coffee capitals of the world—so we know our coffee. And every time we visit plnthouse, it exceeds our expectations. The coffee is perfect, the quality is consistently top-notch, and the food is fantastic (gluten-free waffles—yes, please!). The ocean view is stunning, and the whole experience is always wonderful. What truly makes plnthouse special, though, is the staff. Yadina, Francesca, Valentina, and Emma are warm, professional, and genuinely kind. Their energy makes you feel at home. Every time we fly in from cold, rainy Montreal, our first stop is here, to relax, breathe in the ocean breeze, and reconnect with these incredible ladies. I’m honestly surprised the overall rating isn’t higher. Yes, the 21% service charge is steep, but that’s standard across Miami, especially in high-end hotels. And yes, prices are high, but this is 1 Hotel on South Beach, so that should be expected. You’re paying for the whole experience: the view, the ambiance, the quality, and the service. And in our experience, it’s worth it every time. Thank you for helping make every trip so memorable. If you're in Miami and want the full package—great coffee, delicious food, and an unbeatable vibe—this is the place.

WORST choice you could possibly make for any food or drink in the area. Outrageous prices mixed with incompetent and uncaring staff! Got an order to go and they still make you pay a service charge on top of expecting tips!! 19% for what service??? 2% tip for culinary service!!!! THAT IS INSANE!!!! THIS PLACE IS A RIP OFF! I'll happily never go back here ever again and I truly hope this place goes out of business. No place should ever have the audacity and sheer greed that this place has.

The egg white omelette on a croissant was the best thing I had my whole stay. Theresa so much flavor. You don’t feel stuffed after but it tastes amazing and is filling. Pair it with one of their wellness shots and you’re golden! Also, the service was great which is always a plus!

The cracker to pâté ratio is off so I found myself eating a heaping spoonful of pâté with half a rice cracker. But the crackers have a hollow center, are light, not greasy and have a delicate crunch. When I asked the right person for two extra crackers, happily, he promised to bring them without hesitation or hassle. Good sign. The paté unlike its wet-mud-like texture is surprisingly yummy and a very good approximation of the taste of the real (animal) pâté. The burger didn’t fall apart while biting and has an am-eating-center-of-a-bread-squeezed-into-a-doughy-ball texture. I like. The salad next to it is an original combination of leaves with a good dressing. No complaints. One came at the end of the meal to offer exchanging my glass of water for a cooler one. Again, another good sign. Please don’t complain about prices. You are eating the healthiest food around, with one of the best views around with real well-balanced silverware, surrounded by lots of plants and lots of natural light.

Amazing bakery and very good coffee! The food is very light and delicious as well! Thanks to Emma, Francesa for your excellent service! We like this neat place a lot! 😊 Vegetarian friendly!

VEGANS, fear not! This place has you covered. The Plant Burger is outstanding if you’re really hungry and want something warm and moorish. The PlantToast ( avocado toast) is amazing if you’re after something lighter. Or build a customs bowl. Plenty of smoothies and juices too.

This place has a very relaxing atmosphere. Their Matcha Latte is absolutely delicious. They offer non dairy options too. I always have mine with coconut milk. There is plenty of indoor tables and they are super comfortable overlooking one of the pools. The outdoor seating is really nice overlooking the ocean. Very friendly staff. They have a few food options and pastries too. You must either be a resident or hotel guest to access the cafe.

I don't understand the prices here considering the food is terrible and bland. $60 for a smoothie smaller than my hand and a tasteless bowl? Are we actually serious? Don't forget the $9 automatic service charge, for what exactly? It's a cafe. Then they even ask for an additional tip on top of that.

The service was prompt and very friendly. Ordered the avocado toast, a Mocha and a bottle of their home made watermelon juice. Everything came out in a timely manner. You order and then take a number to your table so you can enjoy the view instead of waiting at a counter. The avocado toast was loaded with plenty of sliced avocado and mixed field greens on top. Based on all of this it was a five star experience. The only thing that could have dropped the score was the price. Over $50 for one person having a light breakfast is a little high. It is South Beach and you're paying for the location and ambiance but it still seems a little over priced. I will be back though because it's so convenient when you are in 1hotel premises and don't have to go out on the street to get a bite.

I just had breakfast here. The matcha latte was ok and a bit on the very bitter side. The morning breakfast sandwich was also just mediocre. I definitely waited 30+ min just for the sandwich and they didn't bring it out until after I went up to check on it.

Tucked away behind the gym of the 1 Hotel you find this health food spot. Yes, it's the 1 so it's expensive, but you can get table service sitting outside overlooking the beach and it's true vacation feel. The food is quality and the service is good. I had an açaí bowl and my friend had the avocado toast for brunch because we're #basic like that. Coffee drinks are good too but way overpriced for a tiny little cup.

I am a Floridian so coming to South Beach is a bit of a miss for me. The crowds, the traffic, the money not my thing. However, for work I came to Plnthouse for a solo lunch. If I could skip the hassle of getting to South Beach I'd eat here everyday. It was a vegetarian lovers dream. I could almost everything on the menu and I plan to at some point. U had the margherita pizza and it was delicious. The crust was thin and light. The waitress did offer the cauliflower crust but I needed the real carbs. This was the ideal lunch. A rooptop view of the beach or one of the hotels pools. You had to journey through the gym to find the restaurant but that made me want to stay at the hotel. The guests and waitress were very nice. She offered me sweets and coffee so kuddos to her on the attempted upsell. The restaurant feels like a swanky greenhouse. Grab your sunglasses, long boho dress and a good friend (or book) for a lunch at plnthouse.

I thought this place was vegan but apparently it's under new ownership and now the only vegan option is the avocado toast... but personally I think we as a society need to stop pretending avocado toast is good lol Definitely not coming back until they have real vegan options !

Our first morning in Miami, we were walking to the beach and saw roughly 743 people that were in better shape than me that silently shamed me into wanting a smoothie for breakfast, when normally I would've eaten a bacon egg and cheese or something else normal. So we popped into Plnthouse, the most precious and adorable healthy cafe you've ever seen. It's inside the One Hotel, which makes sense because everything they do (here and in Brooklyn) is precious and adorable (I mean that as a compliment, seriously). Long story short, we got ourselves some smoothies. I rocked the Green, because drinking a salad is easier than eating it, and she went with the One Acai. Both were fine, but I think the latter should be named something else because it could easily confuse things if you are trying to order different quantities of smoothies. I want to hate on Plnthouse for being expensive. Because really, it shouldn't cost $27 or whatever for two small breakfast drinks, but then I realized that EVERYTHING in South Beach is almost this expensive, so we can pretend these are normal prices. What isn't normal? How sloooowwwwwww it can be to get a smoothie. And the fact that the nearly $30 small breakfast drinks aren't amazing. Even if other places are as expensive, you still need to justify your prices. Get it together, Plnthouse.

I only tried the crispy chicken wrap here and it was DELICIOUS. Maybe I was just super hungry, but it was one of the best crispy chicken wraps I've had. The place is cute too.

I bought an $9 blueberry muffin that had literally 2 single blueberries. So I paid $9 for a plain bland muffin. Yum.

Disappointing.This place is all about fancy location,fancy name and promotion..it's one of those "trendy",cool places,where you pay way more then what is a real value.its just ridiculously expensive.and they serve basic vegan food,smoothies,salads,wraps all that you can easily make at home.Portions are small,food needs improvement,more flavors,seasoning.my zucchini pasta was bland,no sauce at all.mango cheesecake super tiny,very crusty and healthy,missing "cheesecake creaminess". I was curious to try this place and never coming back again. There are plenty of delicious and affordable vegan places nearby,so make a smart choice!!!!

Love love love everything about this place. The location is beautiful and the food is so yummy! If you sit outside, you have an snack get view of the ocean. Inside the place is beautifully designed and decorated. I had their avocado toast and a skinny piña colada. It is a self-service place. Only thing that bugged us a little bit is that it seems like the cashiers had a bit of an attitude over us tipping " only" 10% which is the norm for a place with no table service.

I came here earlier this year and loved it. It was a Matthew Kenney institution and served amazing, delicious, healthy vegan food. Sadly, it is no longer vegan and only has a few vegan options and the website/marketing doesn't advertise the change. Now it serves burgers, eggs, and mediocre quality food. You cannot keep the name Pl(a)nthouse and serve animal food - it's entirely misleading. Worse yet, the staff has no idea what is vegan or vegetarian. It took 20 minutes to order because the staff could not tell us what was vegan versus vegetarian. The manager kept trying to tell us that the margherita pizza (listed as V for vegan) was vegan (not vegetarian) even though there's mozzarella cheese in it. Even their smoothies aren't healthy (not a single green smoothie of any kind). I ordered a cauliflower sweet potato dish that was tiny and $14, and clearly the cauliflower hadn't been washed because I got grains of dirt/sand in my mouth. I don't like to leave such negative reviews but given how successful the One Hotel brand is, it's ridiculous that they can't improve this restaurant's quality and service, update the marketing and website, train staff, etc. The only saving grace is that it's a beautiful space with outdoor seating overlooking the beach.

Ahhh.... this is such a neat place at the pool at Hotel 1. It has tons of health food ... vegan and vegetarian and as the name suggests, PLNT based items. They have pressed juices and AMAZING flatbreads! Those and the coconuts are the best, I think! My very favorite part is the guy who takes orders in the afternoons with the man-bun. He has greatest attitude ... and it's contagious. Every time I leave there I'm smiling and I know it's because of him. Thanks Plnthouse for making my day in so many ways!

Supposed to be good for you, jury is out on that, but taste good, very smooth coffee. I purchased a medium dark roast, next time it will definitely be Dark roast. I love a full, rich, earthy coffee. This grind is a little too smooth for me but that doesn't mean it's not good.

Five stars for a coffee shop inside a gym inside a hotel. It's a coffee shop that offers a few food items. The bowls and smoothies are delicious. I have the Pitaya bowl and the Anatomy bowl. Both were great, but the Pitaya was so good it was like a dessert. The Anatomy is more nutty. Super cute space acorn with plants. The latte I had was so great. Would definitely be back before I leave the hotel.

Overpriced, but delicious. I had the acai bowl and the coconut cold brew. The coffee was definitely a highlight, despite the fact that it cost $6 for a small cup. Not thrilled that 18% gratuity was included when the wait staff seemed to have a very hard time getting us our order, despite the place being completely empty. Everything tasted great, but just a little too overpriced-- you definitely pay for the ambience. I do enjoy the variety of options that they offer, as well as distinguishing on the menu what menu items are gluten free, paleo, etc. It's expensive because you know it's quality!

I was really shocked to see a few average reviews on here because time and time again I find myself longing for their pastries and I consider making the hour drive just to have some! I stayed at the 1Hotel for a week and since I'm vegan this was really the only place for me to eat in the hotel without having to bother the waiters/waitresses. With that being said I had basically every item on their menu. The chickpea soup and their pastries were by far my favorite choices. The chickpea has a curry taste and was so thick and creamy... it was delicious!!! The coffee was also good and you get to chose what type of plant based milk you want to have (A VEGAN DREAM COME TRUE). The ambiance and decor was 10/10. It truly was the perfect match with their name and message: plant based everything. It's beautiful and the sun beams through the vast amounts of floor to ceiling windows. VEGANS I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU TRY THIS CUTE LITTLE SPOT

I come to the one hotel in south beach for approximately a month every year, and I absolutely love it. One of the high points was having a wonderful açai bowl at the plnthouse, while looking out at the ocean. As soon as we arrived, we went to relive that experience for the fifth time.... because of Covid it took us 1000 days to get back but we were really excited to be here. The gorgeous Acai bowl in a beautiful white bowl with unsweetened Acai and Fresh fruit, granola and peanut butter is now at least 30% more expensive and served only In a takeaway container. That bowl fits approximately 1/3 of the amount of product as previously and if you want any kind of nut butter, you have to pay another 2 to 3 dollars. I had it the first day and was disappointed but I thought that if I asked for it in a bowl I may get the same experience from the past. The one hotel works very hard to provide excellent service, and Exceptional food. I was super disappointed when they said the little $18 takeaway option with the premixed Acai is the only one and it is extra for 2 tbsp of nut butter. I used to bring everyone here and now I am feeling so sad when I walk past it. Almost no one is in or outside even during lunch and from what I could tell you had to order at the window in order to get food, and perhaps there was no longer service. Anyway, still looking for a place to get amazing açai, but unfortunately this fabulous hotel has official lost some of its magic.

It's a bit on the pricey side but the vegan options are fantastic (the mushroom tacos are excellent). It's a nice spot inside the 1 Hotel and worth a visit if you want something healthy but that tastes good

What a joke. A formerly healthy place now serves chicken fingers? Vegan or not, 1 Hotel is too nice a place to even have chicken fingers in the building. Chicken fingers are for children (though I would never feed them to my kids). Honestly, the only reason I was planning on booking again at the hotel was the in-house vegan restaurant. Now that that's gone, I'll be looking elsewhere. Great job turning something unique into another pedestrian poolside cafe with unimaginative food for unimaginative people.

Oof, this place needs a lot of work. It's all show and no go here. Please visit this establishment if you want to take pretty pics but don't stay for the food! Tried the SB club sandwich and the cauliflower and sweet potato dish. Also capped it off with the guac and chips The sandwich was edible and somewhat interesting due to the raisin bread served with it. The cauliflower was served cold and was hardly edible. The guac tasted like prepackaged guac from the grocery store, paired nicely with the most stale blue corn chips this side of the Mississippi! The best part is you have to walk through the stinky, sweaty, smelly gym to get to the restaurant. LOL. Need I mention service was slow as hell!?

Popped in this morning with my brother in law to get some matchas because this place was recommended by a friend. We ordered one regular sized iced matcha with coconut milk and one regular sized hot matcha with oat milk. I was talking with the cashier and didn't pay attention to how much I paid in that moment, walked away, and as soon as I got our drinks I had a WTF moment. Our total was $23.09. I wish I would've taken pictures, but just for comparison purposes, they're comparable to tall sized drinks from Starbucks. Taste-wise, they weren't bad, but they also weren't anything special at all. Just average cafe matchas, but let me emphasize, definitely not $23. I am so baffled at that price. I've lived in SF for 10+ years so I'm accustomed to overpriced trendy cafes, but this really exceeded any SF cafe and also any cafe you'd go to on the strip in Vegas, which we all know is total robbery. Someone else - if you go here and happen to order the same thing, please let me know what your total was. If I was overcharged, I just may call and ask for a refund or balance adjustment because I still can't get over how much I paid for these two drinks.

I've been looking forward to trying this place, as I really enjoyed Matthew Kenney's other restaurant in Miami, Plant Food and Wine. I arrived today to the one hotel and was surprised to find a green oasis amidst an ocean of blue in Miami Beach. The journey to the restaurant through the hotel wasn't as exciting, as I found it hard to find- there were very little signs as to where the restaurant actually was, and one has to walk through the sweaty hotel gym to arrive at the restaurant. The food was decent, but nothing spectacular, especially when considering its' lofty price. The ambiance when at the restaurant was unique with remarkable ocean views. I wouldn't come back to PLNTHOUSE only for the food. Even though I appreciate the raw vegan food movement, I believe there are more affordable options in the city for tasty, healthy food.

Counter service with rude employee. We asked for ceramic mugs for our lattes, sonce we were eating there. We were told no, because this was a "grab and go" establishment. Lattes were not good. The espresso tasted like it was of poor quality. We got two smoothie bowls and one of them was super runny, while the other was more solid. Overall, this place has bad service, crappy food and is overpriced. The space is cute, but that doesn't make up for its deficiencies.

What a hidden jem! Staying at the one hotel has been incredible with all trendy spots in the hotel including a soul cycle, amazing shopping, gorgeous gym, and incredible pool. I was craving an LA style smoothie and was referred here. Gabrielle was so sweet and helped my husband and I get a great smoothie. She was so passionate about all the ingredients and knowledgeable about the health benefits of the foods served. Yummy! Highly recommend

Amazingly delicious food and super friendly staff. The ginger turmeric shot is a must or sometimes even better option the blood orange ginger shot. The americano with the banana chocolate muffin my favorite first dish and the granola super tasty. Ask for the hot sauce if you order the humus. The location and ocean view on the terrace is great. Only annoying is the typical ambient 'music' for my taste. I wish the sound of ocean would be present instead of. Anyway best location for vegan indulgence!

Very good food, small portions $$ amazing view from the tables looking thru the ocean. Quite place.

The ambiance and interior design of the restaurant is nice, but the food was okay. I originally wanted a burger, but the waitress told me they didn't have any at the moment, it was maybe 12 or 1 pm. We ordered Guacamole and chips for the appetizer and the guacamole was actually really good, but some of the chips were stale. The drink was great and the salmon wrap was good too, my cauliflower rice bowl with chicken was alright and the portion was tiny. Not so worth it in the end! The waitress has great customer service when we asked them for desserts they told us they only had açaí bowl and she let us have a sample to try.

The location is great, the decor is hip, modern, minimalist, clean, and definitely promoting an up-scale earthy elegance. 5 stars for ambiance. They also have nice outdoor tables and couches so you can enjoy your food and drinks under the Miami Beach sun. The service was ok. I waited a bit longer than I should have because all the servers were busy taking a photo together for Instagram. 3 stars for the service. Now the food: I ordered the 1 bowl to go and I was sorely disappointed. It was circa $17 and it probably cost them about $2 to make. And honestly it doesn't matter what it cost them if it tastes amazing. Unfortunately, the food was really disappointing! A clump of brown rice. Literally a CLUMP the rice were stuck together into a dry clump. The steamed broccoli was fine except it was just that -- three steamed florets of broccoli. The lentils were a small dry and flavorless side note, barely worth mentioning. Accompanied by the worst part of the dish....an overly salted purple cabbage, that tasted like taking large tablespoons of salt, except it was mushy purple cabbage. Really underwhelming, uninspired and overpriced food. Coming from LA I expected the quality of Gratitude cafe, or the inventiveness of Crossroads but none of that. This was all the outrageous prices and none of the flavor. Please don't judge vegan food or healthy eating by the standards of Plnthouse or you may never want to eat vegan/healthy again. Also be weary of five star reviews from people who've only written 1-2 reviews. These are often written by friends of the restaurant or by the staff themselves. When reading reviews on Yelp, look for people who have written a good number of reviews that way you know that what you're reading is not a fluke. When I went back and looked at the reviews for this restaurant I noticed that most of the 5 stars were given by people with 1-2 reviews, while the 2-3 stars were written by regular Yelpers with no vested interest other than finding and recommending good food. Plnthouse is unfortunately a MISS. And I don't care if the chef is from LA or if the aesthetic of the cafe is visually pleasing. The food is terrible. Go elsewhere.

Personally, I love this place the moment I walk in. There is such a chill vibe, it is very clean with plants everywhere and I just thought there was a great ambiance. The food is a little pricy but if that's not something that's s. Issue for you this place is where you should go if you want some of the healthiest options for breakfast, lunch, or a quick snack.

This seems like a half-hearted attempt for healthy food in Miami. As many of the restaurants in hotels have big name chefs, Plnthouse is no different, with Matthew Kenny from LA being the name behind it. The 1 hotel would have been better off welcoming a local healthy brand like Dirt. Instead, Plnthouse offers very highly priced coffee and juices, smoothies, bowls and more. The whole concept felt disjointed. You order at the counter and there is indoor and outdoor seating. A turmeric shot and a cappuccino will set you back over $15. The high price would have been one thing if the drinks were incredible, but they were mediocre at best. Look elsewhere for healthy, affordable and flavorful food.

If you're looking to pay for ambiance and peace of mind that you know your food is healthy and fresh, this place checks those boxes. It truly is beautifully decorated, and their menu is accommodating to every dietary restriction/preference - they even have a 'healthy' cocktail menu (if such a thing exists..). All that said, it's incredibly expensive. Even for its location. And the food is just okay, not great. It looks better than it tastes, for sure. But the staff is very helpful and attentive, and it's beautiful with a beautiful view of the ocean. It's worth checking out, if only once.

I've had the acai bowl which was really tasty but very small and overpriced. It's like a small cup of ice cream and I've had much bigger portions for the same price. Ambiente is great btw

Great food. Really amazing food. Prices are sinful. I am not cheap, but after tax and automatic gratuity (even tho you self order at a counter), I just paid literally 30 dollars for the cacao bowl. That's 50% higher than the max tolerable price. How is it ethical to grab a cold pressed juice from the fridge and have to pay auto 20% gratuity? Who's getting the tip for me serving myself? I'd like to know.

Went to this place because it's marketed as vegan friendly. The food is good but some of the portions are quite small for the price. The vegan and vegetarian options were mislabeled SO BE ALERT if you are refraining from animal products. Pina colada was banging. Edit - also was greeted by a floater when using the restroom. Maybe should give this place two flushes. Instead of two stars.

This place is soo damn delicious. But CAUTION t will burn a hole in your pocket for how much it costs but it is SO FREAKIN GOOD. The acai bowls were hands down the best I've ever had. Everyone there is very friendly but the food comes out pretty slow. Our order of an acai bowl with protein and cacao granola, pitaya bowl with protein and spirulina granola, and a zoodle bowl ran us up $75. Kind of insane but it was the best acai bowl I've ever had. The granola was so good that we asked where we could buy it but they made it in house! We stayed at the 1 hotel so the location wasn't that odd that it was in the back of the hotel through the gym. The bowls were so beautiful and the space is gorgeous! (great lighting for selfies/instas) Although the place is very pricey, you pay for what you get and that is bomb dot com food. (18% service fee is automatically added, smoothie is ~$12 but bowl is ~$16) I can't wait to stay at the hotel again and get breakfast here. PS check in for complementary kombucha!

If you ARE NOT a hotel guest they do not allow you to eat here. This information should be listed on Yelp Google etc. I ubered here not knowing this information which to me is a failure of service

It's buried in the hotel - quite difficult to find. But the food is excellent. You'll leave feeling healthy and light. The decor is beachy and makes you feel like you're on vacation, even if you're a local.

Waiter was slow and I had to go to the counter to get my banana bread after they delivered my smoothie. I had a strawberry smoothie but it wasn't great. I think it had too much protein powder...I also had the banana bread. It was very dense and dry. It was not moist. However, I tried my friend's smoke salmon dish which had loads of smoked salmon on top of toasted bread, goat cheese and arugula. That was yummy. The ambience is upscale. It's inside a high rise. The restaurant has a gorgeous ocean view and is right by the pool. They specialize in healthy cuisine.

Cute, casual, and low key cafe at the 1 Hotel in Miami Beach! It has indoor and outdoor seating, the latter with a gorgeous view of the beach. Despite the Miami heat, I sat outside but it wasn't too bad since the sitting areas have umbrellas. As for the menu, it has a good variety of healthy meals from acai bowls to paninis. Plnthouse also has a good selection of organic smoothies. It's pricey for a cafe but that seems to be because their options are healthy. Overall, a great place to relax and take in the views. I also like how sustainable they've tried to make everything

Beautifully designed Expensive - which I have zero problems with if you provide a high end service... but this is not that MCT is listed all over the menu, so I asked for a coffee blended with MCT oil and reishi. (Bulletproof basically) I was told they didn't have MCT but they have coconut oil, I said that was fine. But she didn't blend it, she literally just put a scoop of oil into my coffee, called it a day and charged me $10.98. You would think at such a health conscious place they would have a bulletproof option somewhere in the hotel.

Was here year ago and loved it because everything was vegan on the menu. This time i was so happy to go but its not vegan anymore they serve meat and eggs... so disappointing. They need to change the name its def not plnthouse anymore. They also used to have amazing smoothies that are no longer available there. This place sucks now. Def not for vegans!!!

Used to be awesome, now it sucks This place used to serve mind blowing plant food but now it serves sub par dishes made of dead bodies. Way to ruin a good thing!

This place was yummy and aesthetically pleasing. However I paid $30 for a Miami spice meal that left me hungry within the hour... It was a bit disappointed that the tip was automatically included before receiving any service. The food was really good but was lacking considering it was a Miami spice menu. You can get $75 steaks for $23 in other spice participating restaurants. Granted, this is a vegan restaurant but the portions and the options were the equivalent of an appetizer. I wish there were more intricate vegan meals rather than the unfilling entrees offered-- especially when the first course is a drink. It could've been better thought out and executed. I had to go eat a second lunch afterwards and felt disappointed that I paid $30 to eat really one zucchini shredded up...

Terrible. My husband and I stopped here to get a smoothie and an açaí bowl. The smoothie was warm (gross). The açaí bowl had a small serving of bland açaí with what tasted like a broken up nature valley bar for granola and a bunch of dried berries on top. We will not be back.

Plnt House is actualy quite good. If you are vegetarian/vegan then it will surely be a treat. It's hard to find as it's in a section of the 1 Hotel toward the beach side. The menu is certainly healthy but I found it to be very overpriced. I really enjoyed everything that I had (went for Miami Spice lunch) and felt that the mango cheesecake is a standout. The restaurant is actually lovely and the staff was very friendly and service was very much above average. Yes, when compared to Plant Food & Wine diners will feel a bit let down, but then again this was never meant to compete with the other offering from Matthew Kenney. Higher than 3 stars and just under 4 is where I would rate this restaurant. The view from the deck area as well as from most parts of the restaurant will put your mind at ease. Solid choice for health food in Miami Beach.

Terrible quality of food. I didn't even eat the banana bread or drink my matcha latte. I'm not normally one to write a bad review but it was extremely expensive for what it was. Yes it has a nice atmosphere but awful food quality.

The employees are very nice and welcoming and also efficient. My mouth was watering when I saw they served avocado toast--however, I was nervous that perhaps like many places they wouldn't offer a good ratio of avocado to toast. However, I was very pleasantly surprised! In fact, I think I ended up with some leftover avocado! I also ordered one of the shakes (peanut butter with chocolate protein powder) which really hit the spot as a dessert. This restaurant seemed very busy each day because of its popularity! The decor was nice, too. The pricing seemed comparable to hotel Miami pricing--expensive.