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The OG Wynwood roaster that's been pouring since 2010, with a patio three times the size of the interior.

Broward's best specialty roaster, from a Kickstarter to Flagler Village's remote-work headquarters.

Panther's 4,000-square-foot roastery where you can watch beans roast behind glass while you actually get work done.

Façade looks like an architecture firm and bakes like it means it. Sourdough, cruffins, and a tiramisu latte that should be illegal.

Melbourne-born brunch spot on Giralda with free wifi, plenty of outlets, and the avo toast that started the Miami trend.

The legendary Coral Gables bookstore café where author readings, jazz nights, and laptop sessions share the same tables.

A coffee-and-flower-shop hybrid named after the owner's mother. Navi is the kind of place that makes you slow down, and you didn't even know you needed to.

A roaster that started as a bicycle cart at the Miami Flea and grew into an industrial-chic Edgewater staple with wifi and seating to spare.

A Colombian roaster in a converted shipping container on Calle Ocho that feels like it's been there forever.

The Miracle Mile favorite with comfy armchairs, communal tables, and more power sockets than your office.

Brazilian coffee meets Japanese minimalism in Wynwood. The Coffee just landed from across the world and it already has main character energy.

An Edgewater institution since 2006 serving breakfast all day — now with Carnegie Deli sandwiches — and a dining room big enough to lose yourself in.

Macondo's downtown outpost trades Calle Ocho charm for downtown efficiency — and it works.