The Bazaar Project Café

Juneteenth 2023I had the day off from work as it is a holiday. Love Coconut Grove and came here with a friend to walk around and to get lunch. When we finally found a place to park on the street it was in front of this store. Once inside I realized that it was just featured in a Local design magazine and I ripped out the page as I wanted to visit their location closest to me at the Aventura Mall. Once inside it carries the most unusual of home decor items, gifts as well as clothes and jewelry. There was entire section of finds from Greece. As well as beautiful jewelry. Right out front they have a cafe as well so something for everyone. Definitely a must see stop on your next visit to Coconut Grove.

This was an absolute treat on a Sunday evening. Live music and great energy. Happy patrons and upbeat staff. The food was great and the spreads on the menu were great to enjoy while people watching in coconut grove. The shop itself has a beautiful curated collection of home goods and gifts which is tempting to shop in. Got to meet Yeliz (owner) and had a great conversation about her concept and can truly appreciate her love for the business. You don't get to meet a lot of active owners sitting and enjoying their own store front but she was there and mostly attentive on how our experience was. Will be coming back soon!

Super cute, campy place with great bites and drinks. The store is really cute too, good for gifts or decorative updates for your home. The service was great, everyone was really sweet. Had a bottle of wine with friends and a charcuterie, but I'd like to go back to try more of their food items.

I ordered a Mortadella sandwich which I saw on their online menu and unfortunately it was nothing like it was described. They also only have the berry smoothie and not the other 3 smoothies on their online menu. My experience was very underwhelming. The store portion of the cafe was well designed but I wish the food was as described.

I just love Bazar project... such a cute spot. I would say their main focus is on aesthetics & everything being 100% presentable, which really elevates your experience, but the food quality is pretty good as well. This occasion, i tried a Bellini + charcuterie board & loved it. They just never disappoint. If more stars were available, Bazar project would certainly earn them! See you soon!

Coconut Grove is an interesting area, always popping up with new places and then having your tried and trues. I'm not sure how long this café has been around, but a friend of mine told me he had gone over a year ago.The café itself is easy to miss. It's inside a store of odds and ends called The Bazaar Project, which is easy to pass by and not even give a second glance to. There are so many restaurants and even a farmers' market nearby, that well, the placement of the café is a bit strange.If you go in, though, you'll be pleasantly surprised at the cross of leisure and shopping. The café is more than a simple café; it is also a haven for an assortment of trinkets from home décor, to clothes, to boxes that my friend and I are still trying to figure out why they were $100+ - and no, I'm not exaggerating that last part. We ordered a latte and cappuccino respectively. Both brought biscotti. The prices were appropriate given the location and the air of class the café is trying to present. The food, the ambiance, the service all heavily reminded me of my time in France. Good coffee, great company, but slow as molasses service. I would suggest a visit is in order so long as your time is not constrained. That and if you want to be sophisticated. Not an every day coffee shop that's for certain.

Was in Miami for the week. This was the worst restaurant that I visited during my time here.When the waiter asked if we wanted anything to drink at the start, I said water. He proceeded to ask whether we wanted sparkling or still water. I said no, regular water. He then said he'd bring a bottle of water for the table - I assumed he meant a carafe of water. When he came back, he had a bottle of still water that he opened. I asked if he was going to charge for that. He said yes. The waiter then tried to gaslight me by saying that we had asked for a bottle of water. I told him that we specifically said regular water. The waiter said he would not charge for the water, but he was very defensive about it. Then I asked if me and my travel partner could get separate checks because we had ordered the same food and coffee. The waiter said no because of "taxes." This was the only time in the entire week-long trip that a restaurant would not give us separate checks. We ate at restaurants for every meal the entire trip. The food itself was nothing special - an overcooked croissant and an average latte. This place strikes me as a restaurant that takes advantage of tourists and tries to upsell them on costs for their own profit.

This cafe was super cute; had great decor, tropical wall paper, gold and glass finishes on the bar and and the quality of the place settings was high end and premium. Service was friendly and the staff were engaging with good banter. The food was good but a bit pricey. Expected though for the neighborhood and the setting. Food: I had the tuna tartare and the tuna was fresh while the avocado was good but probably not the freshest as you may be able to see in the pic. Wife ordered the tuna quinoa salad and she thought it was great. Only nit was the cilantro stems were chopped into it. Sister in law order the prosciutto and mozzarella focaccia with a side salad. She said everything was fresh. Salad was a nice crisp touch on the side but that the sandwich was a little light on the prosciutto. Drinks: SIL ordered the mint lemonade which she said was the best lemonade she's ever had - although it was $9. I had an Italian ale which was refreshing and I would order it again. Wife had an almond milk latte and it was on point. They served all the drinks in double walled glasses. Again this place goes the extra step on quality. Overall: The experience was a strong 4. The food itself although good is a bit pricey and a bit small in portion. Would go again but probably try something different.

Me, you, a bottle of wine at a sidewalk cafe.What more could you ask for ?A meat and cheese board to go with ? The obligatory potato chips... Why o why ?Watch the fish swim by... Enjoy a Sunday Funday

Best little gem in the Grove for drinks and food. Sunday they have live music . Awesome place .