Miami Paradise Bakery

This is a nice place, if you want a solitary place to talk or read, between 2p.m to 5p.m is the better time unfortunately is not much of the menu at that time. Is like an auto service, not bad. The books are by sections and variety of wines. After 5p.m perfect place to enjoy an outdoors get together with all the menu available.Atmosphere: 4/5

Randomly swing by this place after visiting the museum. The entrance was a bit hard to find. Hipster vibe, interesting selection of books with a small bar that has tons of choices for wines.

It’s a nice jumping spot. Nice climbing attractions/zip line type activities for the bigger kids 8yr old+. The food isn’t bad. Pricing is about $15 for 5 and under up to $36 for a deluxe package. They charge for socks so bring your own. The only difference is that their socks have grips on the bottomFood: 4/5

Ah, Paradis! Best bookshop, wine selection, loaves, and pizzas-by-the-square in this city, it’s also owned by genuinely good people. If you don’t drink wine, their non-alcoholic drinks are delicious and the prices are fair. Always good company, music and events too. Thanks for consistently fostering community in an ever-developing city

Delicious the bread, the olives, the pizza, you definitely have to have wine, and to top it off, carrot cake. Best word to describe this place is “contemporary” in every sense of the word. Can’t wait to return.Recommended dishes

Soooo good. Very nice patio and garden outside with tables. Inside has lots of wines and books. They serve a wonderful, crusty sourdough served with tinned fishes, hummus or other additions. Lovely place. Good for a midday bite. The date scone in particular was surprisingly good.Recommended dishesWhite Bean Hummus w Sourdough Focaccia, Oat Date Scone, Served w Bread Seaweed Butter & Burnt Lemon, Mackerel in Olive Oil

Brunch was my introduction to Paradis Books, a little hidden nook that offers something for the mind, senses and pallet! I had the pleasure of meeting the owners ppl who shared and followed their dreams, broke homemade bread with old and new friends, ate fresh tomatoes off the vine with a fresh tossed kale salad all while sipping fresh homemade lemonade OH WAIT!!!!! DID I ALSO MENTION THEY HAVE yeah I was sipping that too Vegetarian options: That Kale salad was awesome.. did I mention I'm no a vegan Parking: Parking is in the back of the plaza. If you passing Paradise turn at the farm store parking lots to the right! Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchairs are more for the patio area is spacious. This was my 1st time at Paradis, it's small and cozy but I'm more than sure if you wanted to get inside the staff would certainly do their best to accommodate you.

Such a cute hole in the wall place! The food we had was good, but in addition to the nice ambience and vibe, what blew me away was the service - such nice people!!! Had an amazing time here and glad I came to check it out :

This may very well be the coolest place ever! Every time I come to Paradis it just gets better and better. Everything on the menu is incredible, the books are amazing, the people are all beautiful and kind, I could go on and on this place deserves all the hype in the world!

I'm honestly in awe of this place. It's everything Miami needed. An indie bookstore with a NY vibe. It sells amazing apps..wine and sourdough bread. The bread is made in house. So fresh! The vibe is hip. The books are unique. It's a friendly Atmosphere. I can't wait to go to more events. Parking is free in back lot or around neighborhood. They offer free wifi and have outlets accessible. I'm so excited this exist.