Cure Cafe

Food was fantastic and a lovely portion and the service was top notch! They have quite a selection for a small spot.

I was volunteering today with The Underline's "Day in the Dirt" & since the Hammock Park Trail had just opened, they were hosting a block party. Some local vendors had set up in tents & were giving out food & drinks. I spotted Cure Cafe's fresh juices & knew I had to try. I had the Açaí & the Pineapple Ginger. Both fantastic but the Pineapple Ginger was transcendent. I must have come back 3-4 times for more. Sooooooo delicious! I also tried their Banana Walnut Bread & Chocolate Banana Bread , both delicious as well. Definitely plan on visiting for a full meal!

I was excited to try cure cafe, especially since I'm gluten free and local. I ordered an iced vanilla late ($5.50) and got a hot latte in return. When I mentioned that it was supposed to be iced, they gave me the same hot latte, but with ice that watered down within 5 minutes. It tasted terrible and I ended up throwing the whole thing out.

I also ordered the chicken arepa which had great flavor, but the chicken was on the dry side. I'd be open to coming back just based on the fact that it has so many gluten free options, but was overall disappointed with my first experience.

I can't believe that there is an 100% gluten place in Miami. Usually you find places that have gluten free dishes but one has to be concerned with cross contamination. And the smoothies are amazing. Since amI am a coffee lover, I had the #6 which is cold brew, peanut butter and banana. It was great! I had their Quinoa bowl with chicken added and it was delicious and filling. The staff was friendly and attentive.

Good spot to grab a smoothie just outside downtown. It's a small but cute space with nice vibes and friendly staff. Easy parking on the street right out front.

Smoothies are pretty good and prices are fair/what you would expect for a nice place in this location. Not the greatest smoothies I've had but pretty good and they get the job done. They also donate a portion of their monthly profits to a charity of a customer's choosing (they crowd source ideas then pull a name).

They also carry other healthy foods and coffee in addition to the smoothies. Would stop by again for a quick bite if in the neighborhood.

What I love about this spot is their prices. Considering how expensive it is to eat out these days, cure cafe's prices are reasonable. About $4 for my coffee and about $7 for avocado toast. Not bad. It's also very healthy and tasty. I'd definitely come here if you need a quick bite and don't want to break your diet. Plenty of healthy options. However, they advertise free WiFi. Which is why I ultimately decided to come, so that I can use my laptop and study. I mentioned that the WiFi is not working and they sort of just said 'I don't know'. So that was disappointing. But in conclusion, I'd return for the healthy food. Loved the chagaccino aka mushroom coffee!

First time stopping by and I enjoyed both the food and the service. Prices are a bit steep but that's Brickell for ya. Spent ~$30 on a smoothie, bowl and tip so this isn't an every day spot but definitely recommend and will be back next time I'm visiting Brickell.

My fiancé and I walked over to the Cure Cafe from our house in The Roads, so convenient! It's a nice little cafe, they always have a funny sign outside and a water bowl for dogs. I got the quinoa bowl and added chicken, it was pretty simple, but also yummy! I'm not sure it was worth $11.50, though. The portion was good for me, but wouldn't have been enough food for my fiancé. He got one of the wraps; he thought it was good, but not great, and a little overpriced.

It took a little while for us to get our food, which is always a good sign, as it was likely made fresh and not just heated up. Overall, it's a cute little place with good food, but it's a bit pricey.

Next time we go back, we will try one of the smoothies- they look good and have a vegan protein option!

Was looking for healthy food in the morning to boost my energy on a Monday. I found cute cafe on the map, wasn't my first choice bc of the storefront. But boy I was wrong. This healthy cafe is located right next to a gym, sharing the same name. Great sign already! And when I stepped in, the menu on the handwritten blackboard just went on and on! We needed up ordering egg white wrap, açaí bowl, and protein waffle. The waffle took us a bit wait, but it's worth it! The texture is soft and chewy in the most pleasant way, resembling mochi waffle. And the açaí bowl container doesn't look huge, but the portion is generous. I think I tasted banana being blended in the açaí mix too, not just on the topping. Very good stuff. Though nothing is too sweet, I could still taste added sugar in the food. I wish there isn't, but I totally get it -- cafés would have a difficult time going too much into one concept. It's a great spot. Highly recommended for anyone seeking for nutritious and delicious food.

I'm here at opening time on a Tuesday morning and they are closed. I took a Lyft to come here for breakfast and I'm just kind of stuck outside here. Rule #1 of business: be open during your posted business hours.