Top 7 Gluten-Free Cafes to Delight in Brickell, Miami

Rosa Nice

This cafe has some of the best food I’ve ever had. The lemon blueberry waffles 10/10!! The iced latte 10/10!!! Family owned, gluten free, & healthy af

Salma Mohamed

Nice breakfast, lunch or dinner spot with quality gluten free options. Stefano & Silvano were helpful and kind.

Nathalia

I absolutely love Vale because they have the best gluten-free options in town. Their açai is absolutely delicious and not to mention that the staff is super friendly. It’s also very conveniently located in the plaza where I get my groceries done. What’s not to love!

Euan Meston

Came here for breakfast with my wife, who is gluten-free, and there were some great options for her. The Pure Roast sandwich I had was brilliant as everything was thinly sliced, meaning I didn't have to battle between bread or the contents on each bite. The coffee is on the dark side but lighter than your typical corporate franchise, so there are some well structured notes in there. It pairs well in an iced mocha, which my wife had.

V F

This place has MAJORLY GONE DOWNHILL. - Shrinkflation (less toppings on Acai Bowls, no chips with sandwiches, no bagels with cream cheese on it--just a small side now) - Poor food options (sandwich menu replaced with smaller less appetizing options, no ability to modify for food restrictions like no pork/bacon or gluten-free bread) - Takes FOREVER (25-30 min prep time for a simple bagel and a smoothie for take out) It seems like they're now more concerned with "pretty" influencer food than actual good food that was tried and true. Very disappointing. I used to spend tons of money there several times a week as a local, and would put up with the slow prep times bc it was good. Now, I barely get a coffee or a smoothie once a week at most, if I do at all. Given the easily accessible competition in the area, the management has made horrible choices in the last month. I can't wait till the new bakery opens up across the street, bc ITSI just isn't it anymore.

The Captain John

First of all, they are very slow although it’s morning time and everybody is going to work and waiting for their breakfast… Secondly, the lady at the cashier keeps asking something extra such as avocado and gluten-free bread, but she never tells about the additional charge which is really high. For example, they provide regular bread, including the price but when you ask for gluten-free bread, it’s $2.90 plus tax… Avacado $2.10 plus tax. it’s really expensive and also I would like to say that the cashier should warn the customer that they are going to charge extra five dollars for a small sandwich.. Overall, I don’t even like that atmosphere because it’s very small and people are waiting for their orders and also the line at the cashier at the same place. It’s not a very peaceful place for breaks fast.

Leon Ford