Nude Miami

Briani Mazur a month ago

Nude is such a great addition to Brickell! It’s an easy spot to grab lunch, coffee, or try a new snack made with cleaner ingredients. To make the experience even better, every staff member is so friendly and goes above and beyond to make your visit a pleasant one, from offering recommendations to helping with your bags when you’ve shopped a bit too much. I’d recommend this place to anyone and am so glad to make it part of my weekly routine.

Laura Barnes 2 months ago

The hot bar is fantastic, quality of all foods including meats & produce are excellent, and the fact that they did all the research so you don’t have to worry about sourcing & ingredients makes it worth it! Lots of comparison to Erewhon, I get it, but Erewhon has gotten so big/corporate you have to worry about sourcing and ingredients now. This is the perfect size & what a grocery market should be; small with simple and fresh ingredients. If you value health & wellness, then the prices here aren’t a big deal. Been here several times now and have enjoyed my experience. Only thing that maybe needs some improvement is customer service. But it’s Miami & not known for hospitality.

Richard Ostertag 2 months ago

What a disappointment! In terms of the variety of product it’s like if you brought 1-2 aisles from Whole Foods, that’s it. They don’t have basics like bananas, lemon or cinnamon. No special / never seen products - you can get everything in Whole Foods. The main disappointment though is the scam they - knowingly - run with the hot bar. If you take a steak with bunch of sides (pasta, salad, etc.) they apply the price of the steak ($40/ pound) to the whole plate with the sides. So I had 3-4 small slices of skirt steak with some sides and I ended up paying for over 1lbs of steak - make it make sense. I politely went and asked them and they were just dancing around saying “we have to apply the same price on the sides as the protein if it’s on the same plate” 😅 interestingly enough, I also got few chicken tenders and those they were able to charge at different price ($28/ pound). They are all clearly aware of the scam and are just laughing in your face. When I asked to talk to a manager a random guy came and told me “THIS IS HOW WE DO BUSINESS HERE” … and that’s all I needed to hear. It’s sad some people don’t understand that charging for a premium product is not only about slapping an

Mariana Venturim Edited 3 months ago

Was just there for the opening and everything was amazing. Products thoughtfully curated, beautiful produce, amazing hot bar (chicken tenders are to die for!), smoothies (love language is my fav) and serious good coffee. On top of that the entire staff is extremely polite and nice to you, you feel welcomed and taken care of. This is next level luxury. Worth the hype!

Frank Garcia Edited 3 months ago

Nude Miami fell short of expectations. I was genuinely expecting more substance here. They’ve done a great job with the space itself and the store looks polished and thoughtfully put together. But beyond aesthetics, the offering doesn’t feel premium, and the pricing doesn’t align with what’s actually being delivered. For example, I expected a more elevated hot bar experience. Instead, the selection felt limited, maybe around 10 items at most, and nothing really looked particularly exciting or worth going out of the way for. The coffee program also feels underdeveloped for the positioning they’re aiming for. I ordered a coconut americano expecting something more crafted, perhaps an espresso-based drink with cold foam or a more intentional preparation. What I got was essentially canned coconut water, ice, and espresso for a steep $10. The smoothies weren’t particularly memorable either. Overall, it feels more like a convenience store charging Erewhon-level prices. I do think there’s potential here if they elevate the coffee execution and expand/improve the hot bar offering, that’s where the value proposition could start making sense. But under the current concept, I don’t see a