i think she is

On the ground floor of the Neo Vertika building, i think she is offers a different kind of pause from the quick coffee counter that defines many office mornings. Its visual identity is deliberately artsy, but the substance is the coffee and a menu that reaches well beyond pastries: breakfast plates, toast, sandwiches, açai bowls and dishes such as shakshuka sit alongside espresso drinks.

The café says it locally roasts small batches of beans from different origins and seeks direct relationships with farmers. That is the business’s own description, not a claim to extend beyond what it publishes. Reviews checked describe a coffee with character and mention the flat white; breakfast sandwiches, toast, shakshuka and bowls recur in discussion of the food. The range makes the café work for a quick first stop or a more substantial breakfast.

The room is part of the visit. Several reviewers praise the cozy setting and attentive team; a testimonial featured by the business recalls a fresh breakfast sandwich and coffee that met expectations. Not every comment agrees on the pace: another Maps review warns that music and crowds can make the room loud. For anyone seeking a quiet place to work, the difference between a calm hour and a busy stretch matters more than the décor.

The online menus make it possible to choose before arriving, and the offer also includes cold drinks, smoothies and food through much of the day. Its official hours extend into the evening, although the Maps listing checked showed an earlier closing time Monday through Saturday; that discrepancy is worth checking on the day. In Brickell, where many cafés concentrate on the morning, i think she is stands out for combining breakfast cooking with a longer day. It suits visitors who want something filling with their espresso.

Sources: i think she is: menu, sourcing and café information · i think she is: official food menu · i think she is: official drinks menu · ITSI Coffee on Google Maps