Eden in Eden

It was worth the trip after getting off my plane and was craving vegan food. Nice menu and selections.

Price was to high. Quantity was good. Taste was good not amazing. Counter person was nice.

Not common to find vegan french places around, and this one is fantastic. Delicious food, pleasant staff, quiet/calming atmosphere. Will be back to try more from the menu, but so far the crepes and the croque monsieur were awesome!

My husband and I were vacationing on south beach, so we had to go a little out of the way to get here... It was worth it.

The food was delicious. I especially enjoyed the mushroom and spinach crepe. The quiche was good, but I would have liked it with some tofu eggs to make it more substantial and filling. The portion sizes were small for us, but that's typical of most vegan restaurants.

I really enjoyed the vegan creme brûlée. It had the most amazing flan like texture. The sugar coating was thick, crisp, and added a wonderful burnt caramel flavor. We also tried a chocolate ganache Popsicle that was nice and creamy. The Popsicle tasted of rich chocolate without bring too sweet. I really enjoyed the dessert!

The French family that owns and runs the restaurant are sweet and welcoming. I plan on going back the next time I'm in Miami and I hope others will support this restaurant. There is parking on both sides of the building and it is near the Vizcaya train stop.

This place is really special. Definitely worth seeking out. The food was phenomenal - tasty, imaginative and beautifully presented - and the family who ran it were warm and accommodating.

We were very happy to find this new vegetarian restaurant, as we needed a place to eat on Sunday. Luckily they were open and near a subway station so we could get there easily. There were very few people there, but they've just opened the place.

We had two different chaussons (filled pastries) and they were very nice. I preferred the vegetable one, my husband the one with the fake meat. You can get one of each, so see for yourself.

Then we had a quiche and a crepe. I had real cheese on the pancake, but you can also have one with vegan cheese. Both of the dishes were very flavorful and better than the average American fare. At least to us it was. The portion size was just right for me, so it might be too small for some.

But that just leaves you room for dessert. We had another crepe (the sweet variety this time) and an apple pie. The apple pie was not sweet enough for me, but only by a tiny bit.

The staff was extremely helpful and nice & the place was very clean. I highly recommend this for anyone who's wants to try some typical French dishes.

This is a cute clean restaurant with light tasty food and a variety of options. I took a group here and everyone found something they liked. The Chausson appetizer (particular the one with veggie ham) is like an empanada and is quite tasty. The vegan quiche was to die for! It has a whole wheat crust so you don't feel as guilty eating it. My friend had a salad that came with quinoa and veggie "turkey" that she enjoyed. The carob crepe for dessert was a hit with the non vegans in the group, including the one who lived in France. The staff is very nice. I would definitely go back here again...and soon! They also have a little fridge where they sell some vegetarian products, ex: nutritional yeast, almond milk.

If you're looking for vegan alternatives in the Brickell, Coral Gables and Coconut Grove area, try this place. The vegan versions of the quiches and apple pies are fantastic. The menu has a strong French influence, a good alternative of Mexican Choices, Argentinian Vida Cafe or Caribbean Beehive, my three favorites in Miami. In the former location of Lifefood Gourmet, a pioneer and trendsetter (I still miss the dishes and smoothies), you can find a calm and relaxed environment. The owners come from France and been Miami a multicultural city we must support this endeavor. They deserve it!