Cafes & Coffee

Mugs Coffee

Greater Miami · Sunny Isles Beach
Locally Owned

About

Mugs Coffee sits inside the 18090 Collins Avenue plaza in Sunny Isles Beach, part of a dense cluster of small independent food businesses that includes several kosher restaurants, a Russian deli, and other cafes within the same short block. Community mapping records describe the shop’s offerings as covering breakfast, cake, coffee, and sandwiches, a combination typical of a neighborhood coffee shop built to handle a full morning and midday crowd rather than coffee service alone.

The shop’s name and format point toward the kind of small, counter-service coffee business that has become common in South Florida’s residential condo corridors, where full-time and part-time residents look for a reliable local coffee option distinct from the national chains also present along the same commercial strips. In the case of 18090 Collins Avenue, Mugs Coffee sits within a few doors of a Starbucks location in the same general stretch, giving neighborhood regulars a choice between the familiar national brand and a smaller, independently run alternative.

Detailed information about the shop’s hours, pricing, and history is limited. The website address associated with the business in available records did not resolve to an active site at the time of this research, which is not unusual for a small local coffee shop that may rely more on foot traffic, word of mouth, and third-party listing sites than a maintained web presence. Its listed phone number offers the most reliable way to confirm current hours and menu details directly.

Coffee shops like Mugs fill a specific role in a city built almost entirely around high-rise residential towers with limited retail footprints. For residents of the buildings along this stretch of Collins Avenue, having a small, independently run coffee counter within walking distance, tucked into the same plaza as several of the neighborhood’s other small restaurants, offers a genuine alternative to driving or walking further for a cup of coffee. Given the limited public information available about the business, anyone planning to visit is encouraged to call ahead to confirm current hours before making a special trip, particularly outside of typical morning coffee hours.

The 18090 Collins Avenue plaza that Mugs Coffee calls home sits roughly in the middle of Sunny Isles Beach’s Collins Avenue corridor, within a short walk of both the beach to the east and the Intracoastal Waterway side of the island to the west. Because the city’s entire commercial footprint runs along this single street, a coffee shop’s exact position within a shared plaza like this one matters more than it might in a typical suburban strip mall, since walkable proximity to a specific cluster of residential towers often determines a small shop’s core customer base more than any broader marketing effort could.