La Colada Gourmet "THE HOUSE OF CUBAN COFFEE"

The entire staff is so friendly and helpful! We walked in and were greeted and seated immediately. Our server asked if it was our first time, which it was. She then asked what our coffee preferences are and made recommendations based on our tastes. I only drink decaf and non-dairy milk, which I assumed wouldn’t be possible here, but she didn’t even blink at my restrictions. We also ordered the guava and cheese pastries, which were delicious. While we were dining, they roasted a batch of coffee in the roaster that’s in the cafe area. We were then able to buy beans from that batch immediately. Such a great spot!

Had the bonbon and cortadito. Friendly staff and atmosphere. They roast their own coffee and have solidified the definition of cuban classic coffee

I love this place! The vibe here is soo good. From the cute dish sets for coffee on sale, the decor everywhere, the machinery for roasting coffee, the coffee menu, pastries, perfect coffee presentation, and the taste is ohh sooo creamy, smooth and delicious!!

💯 recommended. Lovely decoration and service.
The coffee taste really good and they have specials with liquor that are very good.
Also a really good option for miami souvenirs, and coffee bean

Place’s location is awesome. It’s on the middle of the Little Havana (opposite to famous Ball & Chain). Inside the place is very cozy. Lots of Cuban vibes. Waitress was not speaking English so It was a little bit sad.

When the waitress understood that we’re tourists, she spoke some Spanish about their popular drinks which are “Tres Leches Coffee” and “Casablancas” (not sure that is the correct name), so we ordered those with only saying “Yes” because she was not speaking English. Coffee was too roasted and almost burnt. So it was a very bitter coffee. (Not strong, bitter. I’m from Turkey so I’m very used to strong coffee :) ) Other than that flavors were okay. After all it’s a sugary drink which has condensed milk + baileys.

Prices were expensive in my opinion. 10 dollars for a coffee that burnt (in total It was ~20 dollars) is insane. I think It’s a tourist trap.

I do not think that I’ll suggest this place for a friend or a relative. This was definitely not the authentic one. But if you’re looking for a different coffee and if you are in the Little Havana and you want something sweet, maybe you can try then.

Loved this coffee shop! Don’t miss out on the Cuban coffee in Calle Ocho. We tried the Capablanca on their specialty menu and we couldn’t put it down. So delicious! Buy some beans while you are there!

Very friendly servers, fluffy pan and great vibes overall . Sat here for 2.5 hours with my friends, had a coffee, read books and wrote postcards with Cuban music in the background!

Enjoyed the ambiance, the service and the excellent coffee! Love the way they present the coffee. Only drawback is that it’s a bit pricey.

Actually one of not the best coffee in Little Havana and Miami. Creamy, and tasty with a look that deserves a picture. The only downside is the price, a little over the priced hence why the 4 stars. This place deserves 4.5!
Apart from that, this place is a must in Little Havana.

Best coffee I’ve had in my life. Very flavorful and smooth, strong but not bitter. Staff was very helpful with suggestions on what to try. I had a Cortadito and Bombon, both delicious. Brought a pound of coffee to take home with us that we watched them roast right there in the shop! Also had some cute cups that we bought to bring home. Everyone was great to talk to and served us well, and pastries were great as well! It’s worth the trip here if you’re in Miami and want excellent coffee.