Ojo de Agua Brickell
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Ojo de Agua Brickell
All-day Mexican cafe in Brickell known for açaí bowls, chilaquiles, and fresh juices
About Ojo de Agua Brickell
Highlights
Brunch with Friends
Solo Dining
Quick Bite
Signature Chilaquiles Divorciados
Signature Ribeye Tacos
Private Events
Reservations Recommended
Wheelchair Accessible
Dining Essentials
Dress Code
Casual
Typical Visit
45-75 minutes
Verified
6.6
/10Service
6.0
Ambience
7.0
Food Quality
7.0
Value for Money
5.0
Location
8.0
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Buzzing
DaysWeekday
TimesPeak hours
Relaxed
DaysWeekday
Times3–5pm
Reservations are recommended. Weeknight dinners stay moderate, so an early or late weekday visit is the easiest way to skip the breakfast and brunch crowds. They offer a happy hour — ask about current specials. A typical dinner runs $20-50 per person. On-site parking is available.
Open Until 10:00 PM
Monday8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday8:00 AM – 8:30 PM
Sunday8:00 AM – 8:30 PM
Reviews
Food QualityJuices & SmoothiesService
The Experience
Cuisine
Amenities
Private EventsReservations RecommendedWheelchair AccessibleTrendyPet-FriendlyPatioAccessible RestroomCredit Cards AcceptedVegan OptionsCozyDeliveryDog-Friendly Patio
Signature Dishes
Chilaquiles Divorciados
Tortilla chips served with both red and green salsa, a guest favorite frequently called among the best in Miami.
Ribeye Tacos
Steak tacos often ordered with cheese and eggs, repeatedly cited as a top order.
Acai Bowl
$17Acai topped with granola, fruit, and optional peanut butter, one of the most mentioned menu items.
Huevos Condesa
A savory egg dish served in a decorative pan, noted by regulars as a standout breakfast order.
Molletes
$16Open-faced toasted bread topped with melted cheese and beans.
Truffle Avocado Toast
Avocado toast finished with truffle, called out by guests as outstanding.
Birria Tacos
Slow-braised birria tacos mentioned frequently as a delicious breakfast or lunch option.
What People Love
Food Quality: Guests frequently praise the chilaquiles, ribeye tacos, and açaí bowls as standouts, often calling the chilaquiles among the best in Miami.
Juices & Smoothies: Fresh-pressed juices and smoothie combinations, including coconut water and passion fruit blends, draw repeated compliments for being refreshing and flavorful.
Service: Many visitors highlight attentive, friendly servers and quick ticket times, especially for breakfast and lunch visits.
Atmosphere: The bohemian-chic decor and patio seating are described as cozy and photogenic, making it a popular spot for a relaxed brunch.
Know Before You Go
- Orders are placed at the counter, and an 18% service charge is automatically added to the bill.
- Weekend mornings between 10am and noon are the busiest window; weekday afternoons around 3-5pm are quieter.
- Outdoor patio seating is available in addition to indoor tables, and dogs are welcome on the patio.
- Reservations are accepted, but walk-ins are also common given the counter-service format.
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