Roasters and Toasters Miami brings the scale and familiar comfort of a New York deli to South Florida. The local brand has served the area since 1984, with bagels, smoked fish, deli meats, soups and breakfast at the heart of the menu.
We visited the Aventura location for breakfast. Our table included an everything bagel with cream cheese, scrambled eggs, potato latkes, brisket, coffee and a small crumb cake. This review covers the setting, menu, portions and practical details for planning a visit.
Roasters and Toasters Miami Quick Details
| Location | 18515 NE 18th Avenue, Suite 200, Miami, Florida 33179 |
| What it is | A casual New York style deli serving breakfast and lunch |
| Best for | Bagels, deli breakfast plates, smoked fish and stacked sandwiches |
| Price level | Moderate, with many breakfast dishes and sandwiches in the mid teens before extras |
| Hours | Daily from 7:00 am to 3:30 pm |
| Phone | 305 830 3354 |
| Website | Official Aventura location page |
Hours and menu prices can change. Check the official page before making a special journey.
The Aventura Location
The Aventura restaurant sits in a small commercial plaza on NE 18th Avenue. The large exterior sign makes it easy to identify from the parking area. This is a neighbourhood deli rather than a polished destination restaurant.
Inside, the room is bright and practical. Wooden tables fill the dining area, while deli themed wall art gives the space some character. A long counter and refrigerated display cases run along one side. Overhead screens show the broader menu.
The layout works for a quick breakfast, a casual lunch or takeaway. It also lets diners see the deli operation rather than hiding it behind a formal dining room.
Menu and Ordering
The menu is broad. Breakfast includes eggs, omelets, breakfast sandwiches, Benedict dishes, bagels and potato latkes. The deli side covers pastrami, corned beef, brisket, smoked fish, soups, salads and large sandwiches.
The official site highlights matzoh ball soup, The Goldberg and a corned beef Reuben as signatures. Breakfast is available throughout the day, which makes this a useful option for late starters.
Anyone comparing Miami sandwich stops may also want our Sanguich Miami review. For another South Florida bagel option, see the Einstein Bros. Bagels Fort Lauderdale review. Our Russ and Daughters Cafe review offers a useful New York comparison.
What We Ordered
Everything Bagel and Cream Cheese
The everything bagel arrived toasted and split, with a generous scoop of plain cream cheese served in the centre. It is a simple order, but it shows the deli approach clearly. Portions are not restrained, and the cream cheese was more than enough for both halves.
Scrambled Eggs and Potato Latkes
The breakfast plate included scrambled eggs and four potato latkes. Sour cream and applesauce came on the side, so each latke could be dressed differently. The portion was substantial and suitable for anyone looking for a filling breakfast rather than a light pastry stop.
Sliced Brisket
Thick slices of brisket were served beside the breakfast plate. The meat made the meal feel closer to a classic deli order than a standard cafe breakfast. It also gives diners a way to sample one of the kitchen’s core deli meats without ordering a full sandwich.
Coffee and Crumb Cake
Black coffee came in a branded ceramic mug. A small square of crumb cake added something sweet to the table. Together, they completed a straightforward deli breakfast with both savoury and sweet elements.
Portions and Value
Roasters and Toasters is built around generous portions. That is clear from the amount of cream cheese, the four latkes and the thick brisket slices in our order.
Many breakfast plates and sandwiches sit in the mid teens, although sides, drinks and meat additions raise the final bill. Value depends on appetite. Diners who want a large breakfast or plan to share will find the portions easier to justify than someone seeking a small coffee and pastry.
Highlights
- A broad New York deli menu with breakfast served all day
- Generous portions across the bagel, latke and brisket plates
- A casual setting that works for dine in or takeaway
- Classic accompaniments including sour cream and applesauce with the latkes
- Useful opening hours from early morning through mid afternoon
Things to Note
- The menu is large, so first time visitors may want to review it online before arriving.
- Portions can be substantial. Consider sharing or ordering in stages.
- The Aventura branch closes in the afternoon and is not a dinner option.
- The branch opens at 7:00 am, so it works for an early breakfast.
- Prices and availability may differ between Roasters and Toasters locations.
Tips for Visiting
- Choose the Aventura location when visiting the northeast Miami area.
- Arrive early if you want breakfast before other Miami plans.
- Ask about current deli meat and smoked fish availability before deciding.
- Pair a bagel or egg plate with latkes if you want the most traditional breakfast experience.
- Check the official location page for current hours and ordering options.
Roasters and Toasters Miami FAQ
Which location did The Brief Review visit?
We visited the Aventura branch at 18515 NE 18th Avenue, Suite 200, Miami.
Is breakfast served all day?
Yes. The official Aventura page describes breakfast as available all day during opening hours.
What is Roasters and Toasters known for?
The menu focuses on bagels, hand sliced nova, pastrami, corned beef, matzoh ball soup, breakfast plates and large deli sandwiches.
Does the Aventura location offer takeaway?
Yes. The restaurant supports online ordering and takeaway. Catering is also advertised through the official site.
Is Roasters and Toasters expensive?
It is a moderate priced deli. Many main breakfast dishes and sandwiches are in the mid teens, while drinks, sides and added meats increase the total.
The Brief Review Verdict
Roasters and Toasters Aventura is a practical choice for a generous New York style breakfast in Miami. The combination of bagels, latkes, eggs and brisket gives the menu more character than a standard breakfast cafe.
The setting is casual and the portions are large. This makes it best for diners who want a substantial meal or a classic deli spread. Those seeking a quiet, design led brunch or a light breakfast may prefer another option.
Best for: bagels, breakfast plates, deli meats and large portions.
Worth returning for: the broad menu and the ability to combine breakfast classics with traditional deli sides.
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