Top 5 Coffee Shops Near Pinewood

1) Pura Vida - Miami Shores 

9801 NE 2nd Ave, Miami Shores, FL 33138 

A cup of style and good vibes? It's definitely a signature of Pura Vida Miami Shores, just 4 minutes from Pinewood.

A boho-chic culinary escape that feels like entering a sun-lit beach house where the espresso machine hums like a meditation soundtrack, Pura Vida displays an aesthetic of light woods, sophisticated off-whites, and a crowd of laptop warriors and smoothie devotees, all sipping something that makes wellness taste a little indulgent.

Meanwhile, their coffee lineup features your basics but better, such as espresso, cappuccino, macchiato, and latte variations made to your liking, alongside dairy-free options, including almond, oat, and whole milk, plus organic sweeteners for anyone who wants to keep things clean without cutting flavor. 

Caffeine aside, Pura Vida's all-day menu offers a range of fresh, wholesome dishes, from açaí bowls and hearty wraps to the Perfect Egg Sandwich layered with pasture-raised eggs, mozzarella, arugula, and avocado smash, so you can drown in brunch energy that pairs perfectly with an iced latte or two.

If you're skipping espresso, swap the buzz for an Iced Matcha Latte or Spiced Chai for something mellow, dangerously photogenic, and equally satisfying.

At Pura Vida, the coffee's organic, the crowd's eclectic, the atmosphere's effortlessly chic, and the only thing missing is YOU.

2) Bonsai Coffee 

211 NE 97th St, Miami Shores, FL 33138

Leave the storefronts for another day as your cup of gold rolls in on the four wheels of Bonsai Coffee, a sleek mobile café parked just 5 minutes from Pinewood.

Newly opened and already earning loyal fans, one espresso at a time, Bonsai Coffee is a compact coffee truck run by local owners Kenzo and Keila with an intimate selection of espresso, cappuccino, latte, and seasonal specials, all made to order with precision and care.

But don't judge the coffee by the number of drinks available!

While Bonsai Coffee's setup is minimal, the steady flow of regulars proves that this humble coffee spot's espresso is always on point!

Indeed, Bonsai Coffee is coffee done right from a truck that's quickly becoming part of the neighborhood routine.

3) Tinta Y Cafe - Miami Shores 

9840 NE 2nd Ave, Miami Shores, FL 33138

If your day doesn't start until your first sip of caffeine, make that sip count at Tinta y Café, an authentic Cuban coffee spot just 6 minutes from Pinewood.

Bringing a slice of Havana to the heart of Miami Shores, complete with rustic wood tables, bookshelves, and the faint sound of conversation over cafecitos, Tinta Y Café, founded by Cuban-born siblings in 2005, has become a beloved local stop for espresso loyalists and those chasing an unhurried and photogenic café vibe.

But while Tinta Y Café is one of the area's trendiest hubs, it does tradition quite well, especially when it comes to their coffee drinks.

Here, you can expect bold espresso shots, strong cafecitos, and creamy cortaditos that will remind you of the Havana corner cafés back home, needing not one drop of syrup shot or a fancy name to prove its addictive taste.

Their food selection is equally tempting, as Tinta Y Café offers comfort meals wrapped in Cuban flavor, featuring sandwiches, baguettes, croquetas, pastelitos, and their top-seller, the Madurito sandwich, layered with sweet plantains, roasted pork, Swiss cheese, and chorizo. 

Grab a seat near the window for your morning espresso, or head to the patio where the Miami sunshine mixes with the scent of toasted bread and daily grind.

This is Tinta Y Café, a taste of tradition that never rushes to impress — because it already has.

4) Mamma Leone Bakery 

210 NE 82nd St, Miami, FL 33138

Love the pastries at Mamma Leone Bakery? Well, hold on to your hats, 'coz desserts are not the only thing they're superb at!

Welcome to Mamma Leone Bakery, a beloved neighborhood café, just 6 minutes from Pinewood.

Here, the display covers all the essentials, including Italian classics such as bomboloni filled with Nutella or custard, crostatas topped with pistachio or chocolate, and the buttery torta della nonna that's known for its soft pastry and smooth cream. 

You'll also find apple cakes, pear cakes, and the bright Citrus Lingotto, each made in small batches with a focus on freshness and balance, alongside savory bites, such as foccaccias, paninis, and flaky ham & cheese croissants.

And as we mentioned, Mamma Leone Bakery rounds out your Italian café experience with smooth espressos, creamy cappuccinos, café lattes, each created to be the perfect pair to whatever you choose behind the glass!

Need we say more?

5) Imperial Moto Café 

7299 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33150

In a parallel universe, vintage motorcycles and freshly roasted beans would be the perfect combination, and that world exists in Imperial Moto Café, just 6 minutes from Pinewood.

A roastery, lifestyle brand, and community space for riders, creatives, and anyone who appreciates a good pour with personality, Imperial Moto Café, founded in 2016, was born from the idea that coffee culture and moto culture share the same DNA: passion, precision, and a love for the ride.

Inside, the vibe is unapologetically industrial with metal fixtures, raw concrete, and a few vintage bikes standing proudly beside an espresso bar that features their signature in-house blends made from Ethiopian and Brazilian beans.

Meanwhile, the Imperial Moto Café menu has espresso, cortado, cappuccino, pour-overs, nitro cold brew, and seasonal creations, such as the Coco Brew — cold brew with a splash of coconut water. 

Non-coffee drinkers can also get their fix from their matcha, turmeric, and chai lattes, and a few refreshing teas and smoothies for balance, all ten times better paired with their flaky croissants, warm empanadas, oversized cookies, and pressed sandwiches. 

Yes, peeps, Imperial Moto Café promises to fuel you for the day, the ride, or just for whatever comes next.