Restaurant in Miami, United States
Bachour
660ptsMichelin-recognised pastry café at everyday prices.

About Bachour
Bachour is a Michelin Bib Gourmand–recognised café in Coral Gables that consistently outperforms its $$ price tag. Chef Antonio Bachour's seasonally rotating pastry program has earned three consecutive Opinionated About Dining Cheap Eats rankings and a 4.6 Google score across 2,380 reviews. Walk-in friendly, midweek mornings offer the best selection.
Bachour Is Not Just a Pastry Shop — It's One of Miami's Most Decorated Affordable Restaurants
The most common mistake visitors make is treating Bachour as a grab-and-go café. It is not. Chef Antonio Bachour's Coral Gables address has earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand in both 2024 and 2025, an Opinionated About Dining Cheap Eats ranking across three consecutive years (peaking at #36 in 2023, sitting at #48 in 2025), and a Pearl Recommended designation — a run of recognition that places it firmly among Miami's most consistently validated dining destinations at the $$ price point. If you walk in expecting a routine coffee stop, you will leave having significantly underused the room.
The Space
Bachour occupies a ground-floor address at 2020 Salzedo St in Coral Gables, and the physical environment is worth factoring into your visit timing. The room is refined without being stiff: display cases anchoring the front create a natural entry point where you can survey the pastry program before committing, while seating in the main area offers a more structured café dining experience than the format might suggest. The spatial layout suits solo visitors and pairs better than groups , there is no cavernous dining room here, and the scale is intimate enough that a table for two feels considered rather than crammed. For anyone coming from a larger dining environment like Cote Miami or Ariete, the contrast in scale is immediate and intentional.
What to Order and When It Matters
Because Bachour's editorial angle is built on a contemporary pastry and café program, the question of what to order is inseparable from timing. The pastry program is the primary reason the Bib Gourmand exists here , this is not an incidental coffee shop that happens to have croissants. The display case changes with the season, and visiting at different points in the year produces a genuinely different experience. Early-week morning visits (Tuesday through Friday, 7am opening) give you the widest selection before popular items move. By contrast, Sunday hours run only until 5pm, which compresses the window for a leisurely visit. If you are planning around the pastry selection specifically, midweek mornings are the most reliable time to see the range at its fullest.
The cuisine classification , Café, Contemporary , signals that the menu extends beyond pastry into savory territory, and the Bib Gourmand recognition specifically rewards value-to-quality ratio across the full offering. Ordering only a coffee here is the equivalent of visiting Le Bernardin and skipping the seafood course: technically possible, deeply inadvisable. Work through the savory and sweet sides of the menu together to understand why the awards have stacked the way they have.
The seasonal rotation at Bachour is not a marketing concept , it reflects a working pastry kitchen that responds to what is available and what is technically interesting to produce. Visitors who return across different seasons consistently report a different front case. For an explorer-type diner who values depth and context, this means Bachour rewards multiple visits in a way that a static menu operation does not. If you are in Miami across multiple trips, this is a venue worth revisiting rather than a one-time box to check.
Ratings and Recognition
- Michelin Bib Gourmand , 2024 and 2025
- Pearl Recommended Restaurant , 2025
- Opinionated About Dining Cheap Eats in North America , #36 (2023), #51 (2024), #48 (2025)
- Google rating: 4.6 across 2,380 reviews
OAD cheap eats ranking is particularly useful context here. OAD's North America cheap eats list draws on a large pool of experienced diners specifically evaluating value-to-quality ratio , landing in the top 50 three years running is a more meaningful signal than a single placement. The 4.6 Google score across 2,380 reviews confirms that the recognition is not critic-only: volume and consistency both hold.
Booking and Practical Details
Reservations: Booking difficulty is rated Easy , walk-ins are generally viable, though midweek morning visits during peak tourist periods may see a queue at the display case. No booking data is available for online reservation methods; plan to walk in or check directly with the venue. Hours: Monday to Saturday 7am–7pm; Sunday 7am–5pm. Budget: $$ pricing makes this one of the more accessible entries on Miami's awards-recognized dining list , expect to spend significantly less here than at comparably decorated venues. Dress: No dress code data is available; the Coral Gables café context suggests smart casual is appropriate and overdressing is unnecessary. Getting there: 2020 Salzedo St, Coral Gables , street parking and garage options are available in the immediate area of Salzedo St.
How It Compares
Pearl Picks: More Miami and Beyond
If Bachour is on your list, these are worth knowing about for the same trip or future planning: ITAMAE for Peruvian in Miami; L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon Miami for a French tasting menu at the other end of the price spectrum; Boia De for contemporary Italian in a compact, reservation-heavy room. For broader trip planning, see our full Miami restaurants guide, our Miami hotels guide, our Miami bars guide, our Miami wineries guide, and our Miami experiences guide. If you are building a wider US dining itinerary, the same calibre of chef-driven, recognition-heavy operations can be found at Lazy Bear in San Francisco, Alinea in Chicago, Atomix in New York City, Single Thread Farm in Healdsburg, The French Laundry in Napa, and Emeril's in New Orleans. For international reference points at the high end of the pastry and fine dining spectrum, Alain Ducasse at Louis XV in Monte Carlo represents the ceiling of the European tradition Bachour draws from.
FAQ
- What should I order at Bachour? Focus on the pastry program first , it is the core reason for the Michelin Bib Gourmand. The display case is seasonal, so what is available changes across the year; come with an open mind rather than a fixed item in mind. Add a savory option to get the full range of the $$ menu. Midweek mornings give you the widest selection before popular items sell through.
- Is Bachour good for a special occasion? Yes, with the right framing. At $$ pricing with Michelin recognition, it works well for a low-key celebratory breakfast or brunch , particularly for food-focused guests who will appreciate the award context. It is not a dinner-with-champagne setting; if you need a full evening dining experience, pair it with a reservation at Ariete or Cote Miami for that role.
- What should I wear to Bachour? No formal dress code applies. Smart casual fits the Coral Gables café context. Given the $$ price point and daytime-only hours, there is no expectation of evening attire , clean and comfortable is the standard most visitors apply.
- Is Bachour good for solo dining? Yes, well-suited for it. The café format and compact seating work in a solo diner's favour , there is no social pressure around table occupancy, and the display-case browse is a natural solo activity. The 7am opening Monday through Saturday makes it a practical first stop before a full day in Coral Gables or wider Miami.
- What are alternatives to Bachour in Miami? For contemporary café and pastry at a similar price tier, Bachour sits largely alone in Miami's awards-recognized set at $$. If you want to step up in format and price, Boia De ($$$) offers contemporary Italian with comparable critical attention. For a broader modern dining experience, Ariete ($$$$) and Cote Miami ($$$) serve different meal occasions entirely. None of them replicate the Bachour pastry program.
- Is Bachour worth the price? At $$ with a Michelin Bib Gourmand and three consecutive OAD Cheap Eats rankings, yes , the value case is direct. The Bib Gourmand is Michelin's specific signal for outstanding food at a moderate price; Bachour has held that designation two years running. You are getting a level of technical quality in the pastry program that is not common at this price point in any US city, let alone Miami.
Compare Bachour
| Venue | Price | Booking Difficulty | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachour | $$ | Easy | — |
| Ariete | $$$$ | Unknown | — |
| Boia De | $$$ | Unknown | — |
| Cote Miami | $$$ | Unknown | — |
| Stubborn Seed | $$$$ | Unknown | — |
| Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann | $$$$ | Unknown | — |
Key differences to consider before you reserve.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at Bachour?
Go for the pastry program — that is the foundation of chef Antonio Bachour's reputation and the reason the café earned back-to-back Michelin Bib Gourmands in 2024 and 2025. Arrive early in the day; the selection is at its fullest in the morning and thins out by afternoon. If you are visiting Sunday, note the café closes at 5 pm rather than 7 pm, so late arrivals risk a limited spread.
Is Bachour good for a special occasion?
Not in the traditional sense. At $$ pricing with no reservations required, Bachour is a casual Coral Gables café, not a celebration venue. That said, its Michelin Bib Gourmand status and OAD Cheap Eats ranking (No. 48 in North America in 2025) make it a strong choice for a low-key birthday breakfast or a treat-yourself morning. For a sit-down special occasion dinner in Miami, look at Cote Miami or Stubborn Seed instead.
What should I wear to Bachour?
Come as you are. Bachour is a $$ neighbourhood café in Coral Gables, and the atmosphere reflects that — there is no dress expectation beyond being presentable. Smart casual is fine, but so is weekend-casual. This is not a white-tablecloth room.
Is Bachour good for solo dining?
Yes — it is one of the better solo options in Miami at this price point. Counter and café-style seating means a single visitor does not need to occupy a full table, and the walk-in format removes any booking friction. Bring something to read; it is the kind of place that rewards a slow morning.
What are alternatives to Bachour in Miami?
For a different take on affordable, award-recognised dining in Miami, Boia De is the closest peer — it is also OAD-recognised and operates at accessible price points, though its format is a small-plates dinner spot rather than a daytime café. Ariete in Coconut Grove covers the neighbourhood-restaurant angle with more savory depth. If you want to step up in price and formality, Cote Miami and Stubborn Seed are the logical next tier.
Is Bachour worth the price?
Yes. At $$ per head and with a Michelin Bib Gourmand for two consecutive years (2024–2025) plus three straight OAD Cheap Eats in North America rankings, Bachour over-delivers on credentials for its price tier. The value case is straightforward: you are getting a chef-driven pastry program at café prices in a city where that combination is genuinely rare. The only caveat is format — if you need a full savoury meal or a dinner booking, this is not the right stop.
Hours
- Monday
- 7 am–7 pm
- Tuesday
- 7 am–7 pm
- Wednesday
- 7 am–7 pm
- Thursday
- 7 am–7 pm
- Friday
- 7 am–7 pm
- Saturday
- 7 am–7 pm
- Sunday
- 7 am–5 pm
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