Fincas Coffee

Robbin 2 months ago

I went here because of the raving reviews on Google maps. The coffee is of high quality but nothing mind-blowing yet they charge almost 2x more than coffees of the same calibre elsewhere in the city. Their almond croissant was good too but again priced much higher than what you can find in other coffee shops. Not worth it if you ask me.

Clara Eugenia Fernandez 7 months ago

I had a fantastic time at Finca’s Coffee! The atmosphere was warm and charming, making it the perfect place to relax. I tried their coffee, which was rich, smooth, and absolutely top-notch. Alongside it, I indulged in a chocolate croissant, and it was just delightful—flaky, decadent, and perfectly sweet. If you’re a coffee lover, this place is a must-visit!

MAESTRO Yek Oficial 7 months ago

I, Try, fincas Americano Coffee I Was It was light body and I Try, pistacho croissant Full Pistacho Cream, Really, Tasty! I Was greeted By Chris Very Pleasant Young Man Who made everyone Feel Welcomed. Is a cute little coffee shop with plenty of seating outside.

rated by maryam • food critic 7 months ago

Take a Break Coffee truly lives up to its name. Tucked by that incredible tree outside, it’s one of those Miami pockets where you actually exhale. The shade, the breeze, the sound of people slowly starting their day, it all just works. They focus on light roast, small batch coffee, and you can taste it immediately. Bright, clean, layered. My flat white had that beautiful clarity I look for, subtle acidity, silky milk, no heaviness. It’s not the kind of cup that hides behind roast, it lets the bean speak. Precision without being pretentious. Service was warm and easy, and sitting under that tree with a properly made coffee felt like the exact reset I needed. More on social media: @ratedbymaryam

Frank Garcia a year ago

I have been to Buena Vista so many times but it has always been for happy hours or dinners so never had the opportunity to have Finca's coffee because of I rarely drink coffee that late. This time I made it up there only for the coffee. I wanted to finally give it a try. Their coffee is certainly of good quality. It checked all, or pretty much all, boxes, such as strength, acidity, balance, etc. Service was friendly and ambiance was nice. While the space inside the store is limited, it has a beautiful seating area outside should you want to have your caffeine al fresco. During my visit, I had two main issues though. The first one, kind of linked to the second one, had to do with presentation which is not a big deal but kind of a given when you are charging such high prices. How did they miss the mark here? By now you know what the second problem is. I understand coffee prices reached a historic peak early in the year and they have been slowly coming down since then, but I would expect Finca is less exposed to these market price fluctuations when they are vertically integrated. Either way, their prices (for any given coffee drink) are about $$1.5-$2 higher than the competition