Rutina Coffee

Coffee shop · Media and Entertainment District

Rutina Coffee

Coffee shop · Media and Entertainment District

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CU 8, 2001 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33137

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Artisanal bread, pastries, European sandwiches, curated vinyl  

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CU 8, 2001 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33137 Get directions

$10–20

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CU 8, 2001 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33137 Get directions

+1 786 234 0107

$10–20

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Rutina Coffee - Review - Edgewater - Miami - The Infatuation

"Rutina makes really good coffee in a snug Edgewater cafe. You can make a light lunch out of the miniature baked empanadas and triangular focaccia sandwiches in the display case, but this is mostly a coffee shop (with wifi, in case you’re trying to work). The not-too-sweet lavender latte is a great choice, but they also pull a marvelous espresso and do a pour over that’ll please a coffee snob. They have a small number of free parking spots for customers in the garage behind the shop. Look there before you dive headfirst into the volcanic migraine that is Edgewater parking." - Ryan Pfeffer

https://www.theinfatuation.com/miami/reviews/rutina-coffee
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Ariel Sanchez

Google
I met the owner of this unique coffee shop and was super pleased with his passion for customer service and passion for specialty coffee. I tried their Obata espresso, and it was beautifully balanced — fruity yet grounding. Notes of honey, hints of nut, sweet vanilla, and chocolate, all lifted by a gentle citric mandarin brightness. The shop’s vibe matches the quality in the cup — warm, welcoming, and steeped in authenticity. If you want coffee served with both craft and heart, this is where you go in Miami.

Nicoly Miyuki

Google
I recently visited the latest addition to my neighborhood, Rutina Cafe, and it's a gem! What makes them stand out is that they're coffee producers and roasters straight from Honduras, bringing an impressive range of unique coffee aromas and flavors. Besides their excellent coffee, they also have a tempting selection of croissants and savory pastries. I went for a ham and cheese croissant that was incredibly fresh and tasty, and I absolutely had to try their almond croissant, which was equally delightful

Mari Borovik

Google
A newly opened coffee shop — and what a gem! The coffee is incredibly delicious, the staff is warm and welcoming, and there’s a wide variety of fresh, tasty pastries. The interior is especially charming, filled with refined little details that create a cozy and elegant atmosphere. A place I’ll definitely be coming back to.

Miguel I Enamorado

Google
Rutina Coffee Shop in Edgewater, Miami: A Perfect 10/10 for Coffee Lovers Rutina Coffee is a true hidden gem! Their coffee is simply exquisite, featuring a mild, medium roast made from Honduran beans that’s smooth and delicious. The ambiance adds to the charm, with vinyl records spinning on Fridays and a cozy, beautifully designed interior that makes you want to stay awhile. Their Argentinian empanadas are a must-try, especially since they come with a delectable Peruvian cream-based hot sauce that perfectly complements the flavors. This is a place where every visit feels special, and you’ll find yourself wanting to come back every day for a delicious breakfast and a perfect coffee experience.

Frank Garcia

Google
The more coffeeshops in the neighborhood, the better. That helps keep variety, price and quality on check. Consumers always win when there is competition. I was at Rutina Cafe the day after they opened and I was happy to see the high traffic they had. That’s a good sign. I had a flat white and a guava and cheese danish. The flat white was pretty good, taste and looks, both were great. However, I gotta say it was not hot enough, by the time you are half way into the coffee, it’s barely warm. That’s what I would have improved. Other than that, it was balanced with the perfect strength and acidity. The guava and cheese danish was screaming Miami, so good. My main problem with Rutina is the pricing. I strongly believe $7.50 for a flat white is way too expensive. With 3 other coffeeshops within blocks and one to open across the street pretty soon, this pricing won’t go that far. That’s my opinion. I will certainly return for more guava and cheese danish. Yum!!

Daniel Bernal

Google
I had the absolute pleasure of visiting Rutina Coffee, and I must say it was an incredible experience from start to finish. The moment I walked in, I was greeted with a warm smile and a cozy atmosphere that instantly made me feel welcome. The Pastries was outstanding—fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with love and care. I tried the “Pistachio Croissanta” and “Cappuccino” a hint of vanilla, and it exceeded all expectations. Everything was perfectly balanced and beautifully presented. What really set this place apart, though, was the service. The staff was friendly, attentive, and genuinely enthusiastic about what they do. They took the time to explain the menu and made sure everything was just right. All I gotta say is that thank you this was an incredible experience I’ll definitely be back!🙏🏼🥰

Maria Clemencia Jimenez Lugo

Google
What a nice coffee shop! The staff is amazing, the coffee is absolutely fantastic and unique! The cardamom brew is something I’ve never tried before and their lavender latte was outstanding! Pastry is very fresh too! So happy about this gem !!

Eric Anderson

Google
Best coffee shop in Edgewater!! They get their beans straight from the family farm back in Honduras, and you can taste the love. Noticeably higher quality than any other shop in the area. I love a cortado made with their Catuai beans! The custom Marzocco produces excellent espresso-based anything. On the food side, their empanadas are delicious, especially the hand cut beef and the bacon+egg+cheese. Also love the chocolate chip banana bread (heated and sliced, of course). Excited to see what they do with the DJ booth. Major vibe upgrade and rare to see a set of vinyl decks these days. They even sell vinyl records, which is a nice touch. Wi-fi is fast and the overall noise level is appropriate for getting work done. The team’s attention to detail is second to none and I am super impressed by the overall aesthetic of the spot! Definitely come check it out.
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Jessica B.

Yelp
Rutina Coffee is the cozy neighborhood gem didn't know we needed! This new spot is everything you want in a local coffee shop: warm, inviting, and seriously delicious. The coffee is next-level, sourced straight from Honduras, and you can taste the quality in every cup. Don't even get me started on the baked goods... they're mouthwatering. Think fresh, buttery, melt-in-your-mouth perfection. It's also become my new favorite coworking spot, calm vibe, great lighting, and super sweet staff who make you feel right at home. I've heard whispers about wine nights coming soon, which would be such a fun addition to the neighborhood. Highly recommend checking out Rutina if you're in the area. This place is going to be a local favorite in no time!
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David D.

Yelp
i like mostly everything i've had here, and i love the atmosphere, but it is just about the most expensive coffee shop in the city, so i have deducted stars accordingly. overall this is not a bad place to come for coffee, especially if you are just visiting, but it is too expensive what i didn't like: cardamom cold brew. very weak/dilute, not even the faintest hint of cardamom what i liked: breakfast empanadas are delicious, they make a great iced americano, their nitro cold brew is on point when the machine is working properly, their iced dirty chai is excellent what i hated: the prices are insane. for example, my SMALL cardamom cold brew was $8 before tax/tip. the breakfast empanadas (forgot to take a pic) are about the size of your index and middle finger together. the price? $4.95 each. now let's get to the iced dirty chai (with oat milk). of course this is a specialty drink - at pura vida, a place most consider expensive, i pay $10. the price at rutina for a small? $13.77! i mean come on lol it's just ridiculous, i don't want to walk to the most expensive coffee shop every day, i want to walk to my neighborhood spot that i don't feel is gouging me. like i said, i think most stuff here is good, but the experience isn't so much better than anywhere else as to justify these prices. there are many great coffee shops in miami, and at these prices, i'm happy to try the others.
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Frank G.

Yelp
The more coffeeshops in the neighborhood, the better. That helps keep variety, price and quality on check. Consumers always win when there is competition. I was at Rutina Cafe the day after they opened and I was happy to see the high traffic they had. That's a good sign. I had a flat white and a guava and cheese danish. The flat white was pretty good, taste and looks, both were great. However, I gotta say it was not hot enough, by the time you are half way into the coffee, it's barely warm. That's what I would have improved. Other than that, it was balanced with the perfect strength and acidity. The guava and cheese danish was screaming Miami, so good. My main problem with Rutina is the pricing. I strongly believe $7.50 for a flat white is way too expensive. With 3 other coffeeshops within blocks and one to open across the street pretty soon, this pricing won't go that far. That's my opinion. I will certainly return for more guava and cheese danish. Yum!!
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Todd F.

Yelp
This is the best new place for coffee and pastries in Edgewater! The owners and staff are so friendly and the coffee is the best. I stop by twice a day now. You're missing out if you don't try it!
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Naomi S.

Yelp
Visited Rutina coffee on their grand opening and had a great experience. I ordered a large iced lavender latte with oat milk and it tasted absolutely divine-- flavorful but not too sweet. My husband enjoyed his cold brew which was thankfully definitely cold brew and not iced coffee (iykyk). The prices were $8 for a small and $9 for a large and an extra $1 for alternative milks. Service was fast and friendly. They had cool drink options on the menu like cold brew with cardamom syrup or raspberry syrup. They also had multiple teas including matcha, and a pastry cabinet with empanadas and different croissants and such. The interior was trendy and inviting, and included a DJ table (because Miami ;)). There were about 5-6 tables inside and a few outside as well. Very happy to have Rutina as an addition to the Edgewater neighborhood!
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Saman S.

Yelp
Wondering if there is any additional inflation hit the coffee business?! Their coffee is good but way overpriced. They charge $7.50 for a regular cappuccino/latte. Seems they're Fincas Coffeeshop (in Upper Buena Vista) partner which is another overpriced coffeeshop charging exact same prices.

Richard B.

Yelp
Excellent coffee and service and will be back soon. Will try their breakfast next time!