Primo Cafe & Market

Category:	Cafe
Address:	3924 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, USA
Phone:	+1 305-674-1886
Rating:	3.8
Working:	7AM–12AM 7AM–12AM 7AM–12AM 7AM–12AM 7AM–12AM 7AM–12AM 7AM–12AM

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Reviews 19

Michael Ballentin

Gute Möglichkeit, preisgünstig zu frühstücken, wenn man in den teuren Hotels kein Frühstück buchen möchte. Am Vormittag gut besucht und manchmal etwas chaotisch (rechts bestellen, links abholen), Wartezeiten muss man einplanen. Dafür bekommt man einen ordentlichen Kaffee und die in den Staaten übliche Auswahl an Sandwiches etc., die dann frisch zubereitet werden. Außerdem kann man die wichtigsten Dinge im Markt einkaufen, allerdings etwas teurer als in den großen Supermärkten.

Andrea Milan

Ha un po di tutto. Può tornare utile perchè nella zona non ci sono altri locali o bar. Mi aspettavo di trovare chioschetti e bar sulla spiaggia, del resto siamo abituati così in Italia - ma se ti trovi a Miami Beach e non sei su Ocean Drive te lo scordi. Ho preso un paio di tramezzini al tacchino e qualche frutto, il resto non lo trovavo affatto invitante. Mi sembra caro, ma considerando che, come dicevo prima, nei dintorni non cè niente, ci può anche stare.

Sofia Mordini

La atención de los dueños muy mal, mala predisposición para responder a preguntas. Siendo los dueños de Uruguay esperábamos más de su atención, pero evidentemente llevan mucho tiempo en el mercado y ya no les interesa hacerse conocer sino el dinero q les dejarán. El lugar es muy sucio! Pedimos un medialuna con jamón y queso, si bien es muy grande tiene una lámina de queso y una de fiambre, es puro masacote. Yo me pregunto pasaron el control de hiegiene?

Lyn Dell Garrison

We chose Primo because it was within walking distance of our hotel. From their online description it seemed like we could accomplish many of our needs for the evening grabbing a quick bite to eat picking up some necessities and getting wine. We could do all this and much more. The food was wonderful. Rom the Midnight Sub to the fresh squeezed orange juice with large tropical fruit chunks floating in it. The sweets in the deli case look so delectable that I found it hard to pass by. Everyone in our group enjoyed their choices and loaded that yes we would definitely return. The only negative visit is that they did not have onions. We dont know if they were out of them or never have them. The outdoor seating Collins Street made the experience even more special. I definitely recommend this little gem.

Colin Young

One of the only alternatives to a hotel breakfast on the main drag of Miami Beach. Selection of yogurts and fruit cups along with fresh made breakfast sandwiches. Sandwich service is a bit slow however - they take an left and them make it up rather than having a single person taking orders and them several people working through the queued orders. The sandwiches themselves are just okay. There is a good amount of egg, but the bacon comes in giant cubes and is very fatty and the bread is very not special. That said, you can do breakfast for 2 adults and a couple kids (spilt the foot long sandwich, a couple yogurts plus a gigantic croissant) for about the price of a single hotel buffet meal.

JORGE LOPEZ

Una tienda donde Encuentran lo dispensable para comer ya que los hoteles no cuentan con paquetes todo incluido y en su restaurants todo es muy caro. Ahí encuentras desde chapatas baguettes hamburguesas ensaladas hot dog pasteles café todo lo que buscas en un pequeño súper.

Martim Ferreira

Os salgados e doces são horríveis, mas o café e os lanches são bons até. As moças que preparam o café são muito atenciosas e falam inglês e espanhol. É um bom lugar para tomar café da manhã e comprar mantimentos para ficar no hotel.

Fabrizio Di Iacovo

Ottimo bar per sandwich ed altro se siete a South Beach lungo la spiaggia di consiglio di fermarvi qui e farmi fare un panino espresso da loro.. buono anche il caffè cubano che praticamente è un nostro espresso

Juan C

Ok for a quick bite make sure to speak up and let them know you are waiting because they seem to favor the locals even do they are in an area that is primarily for tourist but its ok the sub was good so... the shop seems to have a good viraety of every day essentials and whatever you need for a beach day just be prepared to pay a premium for the location. Oh! and the pastries (pasteles, bizcochos or pastelitos) looked really good...

A Marshall

Tourist trap!! Its the closest convenience store in the area, so you pay for it. Lines are long at the sandwich/coffee area because you wait in line to order, walk over to the register line to pay, then walk back to the sandwich/coffee line and hope theyve started on your order. For sandwiches I go to Subway on 42nd. Primos would be so much better if they fixed the line by adding a cashier at the sandwich/coffee area.

Richard Lopez

A hidden gem this place is usually packed with locals and tourist trying to get a cheap bite. They have a large selection with many repeat costumers despite limited parking and seating. They offer cold, and hot dishes for breakfast, parfaits, shakes, smoothies, and assortment of quiches, and sandwiches throughout the day. The must try is the ham and cheese crossaint it is huge and can be shared with two people easily.

Shine Haridas

This place has it all ! This place was a life saver during my stay in Miami (my hotel was next to it). It had everything - from milk, water to bread,butter to groceries & fruits (limited) to sandwiches, coffee to clothes, gift items. Although most stuff is sold at higher than retail price but its the convenience & availability which was amazing. very helpful & useful !

Kay Saliu

I dont know where Id be without coladas in the morning! Service a bit slow, but be nice and make a friend and youll be appreciated for not being a huffing,puffing entitled tourist. The fruit cocktail in orange juice is very refreshing and its fun to people watch there! If you see the cheese and onion empanadas come out of the oven, GET THEM!

Thom Hiatt

Good location and great food with sort-of high prices and slow counter service. Unfortunately there are not too many choices for food in the area, so if you are staying nearby, Primo might be one of a handful of choices. All that said, their Philly Cheese Steak sandwich was very good ($9 for a "footlong").

James Kurz

Maybe Ive been living in NYC for too long, but really bad service ordering food. I came in for a breakfast sandwich and waited FOREVER. They only had plain and everything bagels. Person in front of me had a burned sandwich and had to reorder. They need some extra practice.

Lasse Jäderfeldt

First there was the slow order queue and thereafter the payment queue together with costumers that was paying for normal market stuff. Finally the queue for pickup of the ordered items. Tasted good and there was some furniture outside so we could eat our breakfast there

Chris Benson

The customer service was pretty bad for ordering and the price is pretty pricey considering. But, i really really enjoyed the coffee so i guess I can give them a 3 for that and the fact they sell milk. $5 minimum charge if you use credit card if that matters to anyone.

Suzanna Annis

Customer service was really lacking. We were waiting to order and the women did not acknowledge that we were even standing there for a few minutes. Food was ok. Less expensive than the hotel restaurants. So we probably will go back just because of the price.

Michael Schroeder

Nice for a quick bite, food is fresh. If this area had a breakfast to lunch restaurant, you couldnt handle the business. Hotel " buffets " are ridiculous, and the rest of the eateries dont open until noon, and some not until 6PM. But I would recommend Primo.