84 June 18–24, 2026 miaminewtimes.com | browardpalmbeach.com NEW TIMES June 18–24, 2026 miaminewtimes.com MIAMI NEW TIMES BEST ºf MIAMI ® 2026 on the phone and drinking boba. Okay, okay, it’s just a sign — but it’s a sign you shouldn’t ignore, because it marks the home of Hotline Korea. Inside the Asian-themed shop lives Hotline Boba, a stylish spot to get authentic, high-quality milk teas, fruit teas and Viet- namese coffee. Teas are brewed fresh daily, the matcha and taro is hand whisked and fla- vors come aligned with the season. The cozy atmosphere is designed for you to chill, so- cialize or just work on your laptop. If you’re hungry, the shop has a curated selection of Asian foods, snacks and a self-serve ramyeon bar with instant noodles and fresh toppings. Hotline Korea channels the energy of a Seoul convenience store in the heart of Wynwood, so answer the call. BEST COFFEEHOUSE (MIAMI-DADE) Neverland Coffee Bar 17830 W Dixie Hwy. North Miami Beach, 33160 786-916-3560 neverlandcoffeebar.com Transport yourself from the busy noise of the city and escape to Neverland — the cof- fee bar, that is. Nestled in Aven- tura, this vintage-inspired cafe inspires gathering and con- nection. Try the signa- ture Hot Golden Coffee with espresso, almond or coconut milk, tur- meric, cinnamon, coconut oil, ghee, brown sugar and con- densed milk for $8; or the refreshing Neverland Iced Coffee with 24-hour cold brew, sweet milk and a proprie- tary ingredients blend for $8. For non- coffee drinkers, there are several tea options including the Miami Iced Tea, made with Green tea, mint, lemon and passion fruit for $7; or the Strawberry Iced Matcha with sweet cold foam and whipped cream for $8.50. In an intimate setting with a magical look and feel, customers can enjoy a variety of delicious of- ferings from breakfast to dinner, including the Golden Tater Tots, Tinker Bell Waffle, Nutella Croissant and The Perfect Pair Board. Sit in- side among the walls lined with books, or out- side in a garden-inspired setting that adds to the café’s whimsical atmosphere. BEST COFFEEHOUSE (BROWARD) Calusa Coffee Roasters 161 E. Commercial Blvd. Oakland Park, 33334 954-449-4377 calusacr.com There’s no need for gimmicks when the beans are roasted in small batches, the espresso is dialed in and the people behind the counter know exactly what they’re doing. That’s Calusa Coffee Roasters. This Oakland Park coffeehouse built its following with con- sistent, carefully made pours. It’s veteran- owned, proudly local and wonderfully unfussy with a steady stream of regulars who know the difference between caffeine as a utility and coffee as a ritual. The space is quiet enough for a remote work session, friendly enough for a chat and serious enough to order your coffee black. BEST JUICE BAR Vegan & Juice 10887 NW 17th St., #112 Miami, 33172 305-220-3430 vegannaturaljuice.iposeats.net At Vegan & Juice, wellness comes with main- character energy, from zippy health shots to power juices that actually taste like they’re doing something. Spice up your life with a Detox Juice made from lemon, apple, cucum- ber and cayenne; or round out a workout with the Fat Burner made from grapefruit, pineapple and apple. We be jammin’ with the Reg- gae Juice made from beets, celery, lemon and apple; and the Paradise Juice with or- ange, apple and ginger is a tropical vacation in a glass. Turn your visit into a full meal with a wrap, sandwich or empanada, and walk around with a smug look on your face for the rest of the day, knowing you powered your body with the best. BEST KAVA BAR Vice City Kava 2395 SW 22nd St. Miami, 33145 786-536-2600 333 NE 59th Terrace Miami, 33137 786-536-2600 vicecitykava.com With locations on Coral Way and in Little River, Vice City Kava feels like hanging out at your coolest friend’s house. The spaces are filled with sofas, video games and walls cov- ered in artwork by owner Danny, giving each a distinctly lived-in, artistic feel. The menu features standout kava and kratom teas alongside rotating snacks and a ramen bar. Add in live music, jazz nights and im- promptu jam sessions, and there’s almost al- ways a reason to stay. BEST MATCHA Honey Veil 5748 Sunset Dr. South Miami, 33143 honeyveil.com Miami’s matcha scene has exploded in recent years, but no one has captured the city’s imagi- nation quite like Honey Veil. Founded by sis- ters Cecilia “Ceci” Alcobe and Regina Alcobe, the beloved café has built a cult following for its creative matcha drinks made with ceremonial- grade tea and naturally sweetened, housemade honey syrups. Signature creations, including the viral “New York Summer Matcha” layered with strawberry jam and pink strawberry cold foam, have become social media stars, while menu mainstays including the Brunei Dirty Matcha and Banana Bread Matcha keep regu- lars coming back. Beyond the beautiful presen- tation, the matcha is exceptionally balanced, delivering the perfect combination of earthy umami and natural sweetness without relying on artificial ingre- dients. The warm hospitality from the sisters and their family makes the experience feel even more special, turning first-time visitors into devoted “Honey Veilers.” BEST NEW COFFEE SHOP Naughty Coffee 101 NE Second Ave. Miami, 33132 naughtycoffeeshop.com Every great story begins with a cup of coffee, but not every cup of coffee has a great story — unless you’re Naughty Coffee. What started out as a coffee van driving around Miami in 2019 eventually gained enough traction to have a standing spot at both Aventura and Dadeland Malls. In 2025, Naughty Coffee opened its first brick-and-mortar in down- town. After six years of brewing and hustling, these mischievous folks found a forever corner along Second Avenue and First Street. Adding to the magic of the flagship location, Naughty Coffee roasts its own beans in-house and also serves food. In the downtown shop, guests can order pastries, breakfast or lunch bites, includ- ing a classic (and perfectly toasted) ham-and- cheese croissant or focaccia mortadella sandwich. While the camper vans still serve coffee in Aventura and Dadeland, downtown is where you go for a truly naughty experience. BEST ASIAN MARKET iFresh Supermarket 551 NE 167th St. North Miami Beach, 33162 305-705-2938 instagram.com/ifreshnorthmiami Stock up on some of the tastiest Asian snacks and drinks at iFresh Supermarket. Located in North Miami, this massive market is known for its clean and spacious interior, offering an endless variety of products sourced from dif- ferent parts of Asia. From fresh produce and authentic pantry staples to red bean mochi, lychee flavored ramune, instant ramen with several spice levels, and yogurt flavored soju, iFresh offers a little bit of everything for both adventurous shoppers and those searching for a taste of home. The store also sells Asian glassware, chopsticks, bento boxes and other dining essentials. The aisles are thoughtfully organized and fully stocked, making it easy to browse and discover new items from across different cuisines. With aisle after aisle of in- ternational finds, you’re almost guaranteed to leave with a new favorite snack in hand. BEST FARMERS’ MARKET Village of Merrick Park Farmers’ Market 405 Biltmore Way Coral Gables, 33134 coralgables.com/events/farmers-market- merrick-park Held every Sunday in the heart of Coral Gables, this market gathers local farmers, bakers, artisans and spe- cialty food vendors in a setting that encourages lingering rather than rushing. Visitors can browse fresh produce, stock up on handmade goods, discover small local businesses and enjoy a leisurely afternoon with coffee beneath the palms. Unlike many markets that require an early wake-up call, Merrick Park’s 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. run-time makes it especially appeal- ing for weekend wanderers. The picturesque surroundings and relaxed atmosphere add to the experience, turning an ordinary shopping trip into a Sunday ritual. BEST GOURMET GROCERY Grove Grocer 3098 Fuller St., Ste. 11 Miami, 33133 instagram.com/grove.grocer Grove Grocer stays one step ahead of Miami’s ever-growing wellness scene. The mini store sources local goods from Tiny Farm and Para- dise Farms (both located in Homestead), and True Loaf Bakery on Miami Beach, plus care- fully selected pantry staples from outside the 305. This is the spot to shop sourdough baked down the street, eggs from Miami chickens and house-made guava jam, plus natural wine, flowers and small-batch goods. The store doubles as a cafe, serving coffee, matcha, breakfast, lunch and natural wine on its patio. Whether you’re an ingredient-focused foodie or just want to sit at a picnic table under the tree canopy while drinking a really good mat- cha (that’s the right color green), Grove Gro- cer is a new classic in the neighborhood. BEST GROCERY STORE Whole Foods in Downtown Miami 299 SE Third Ave. Miami, 33131 305-995-0600 wholefoodsmarket.com Plenty of new players have entered the grocery store wars of South Florida in recent years, Held every Sunday in the heart of Coral Gables, this market gathers local farmers, bakers, artisans and spe- cialty food vendors in a setting that encourages lingering rather city and escape to Neverland — the cof- with the Fat Burner made from grapefruit, pineapple and apple. We be jammin’ with the Reg- gae Juice made from beets, celery, lemon and apple; and the Paradise Juice with or- ange, apple and Eªt & Drink
