Crumb on Parchment

The most impressive Kale salad I ‘ve every tasted. If you need a fast, casual, elegant area while shopping your face away in the Design District this is the location. You purchase at the counter and you’re given a number and your food is taken over to your table by the wonderful staff. Bonus, if you go close to closing time they offer you purchase one get one on the pastries.

I love this place! I always order the BLAT sandwich (bacon lettuce avocado tomato) on 7 grain bread with an egg. The bacon is always crispy and the egg is cooked to perfection with the yolk runny. The sandwich also comes with chips, but you can substitute chips for a salad.
Their chocolate chip cookies are a must have! They’re big, gooey, and super chocolatey!
This place is one of my go-​to restaurants for lunch in the Design District. This place does get packed/​busy for lunch so you can always call ahead to place your order.

The cutest place w/​the yummiest food! Had a croissant w/​turkey a d cheese– so delicious! Was really surprised to find that it had so much flavor :)
However service wasn’t the best, thought the girl that took my order could’ve been a lot nicer. I hate when employees pretend to be doing you a favor and are clearly annoyed to be taking your order. So had to give it three stars…

Love the ambiance. Best quiche and granola EVER!!!
Come here to do some business because I love the ambiance and the food is fantastic. Servers are always super friendly and did I mention their granola is the best??? If I could, I would eat it every day.

The food and drink were good, but it was pricey imo. For a small iced coffee and a choc danish, it was about $ 9. The bf agreed, but it was bc of the area we were in. Strangely enough, driving further down the street, the area gets more dilapidated so we were surprised.
If you’re wandering about and see LV and OMEGA, then you’re near. It was sort of in a mall like area. You enter where the sign points you and go all the way down the hallway to the big opening. The seating area here was neat as well. It’s sort of in an open common area under a skylight ceiling that allowed a lot of sunlight to filter in.

Adorable cute spot with ample colorful seating. We had our 9 mo old and she loved crawling around.
The kale salad is particularly delicious. And the chocolate chip cookie is outrageously gooey — the best ccc I’ve had! Enjoy

What gives with this place. It’s in the middle of the most densely packed world class shopping district and the chicken «sandwich» I had consisted of a boneless breast (if you can call it that) probably 3 mm thick — not even kidding. Insignificant smear of mayo and very bready roll.
Maybe for South Beach models, but not for a bear sized appetite. Deuces!!!

Cute place in design district. Kind of hidden in a shopping center near Marc Jacobs. Bright décor and casual atmosphere. Order at the front and server will bring you food. Got the meatball sandwich which was very delicious! Meatballs tasted very fresh as well as the accompanying baguette and arugula salad. Just wished there was more than 4 meatballs so took off a star since I thought they would give more for a $ 13 sandwich.

SO GOOD!
cute café like ambiance in design district, located next to amazing shopping!
I ordered their Ahi tuna sandwich — the downside was there wasn’t a price for it on their menu! (you always know that’s a bad thing where there’s no price), and also ordered a chocolate chip cookie. The Ahi sandwich was $ 20, which was quite expensive for a sandwich. My co-​worker ordered a regular tuna sandwich.
The ahi sandwich was amazingly good. It was topped with kimchi and sauce, and the ahi tuna was great — seared perfectly. They provide a side of potato chips with sandwiches. the chocolate chip cookie was delicious. It was fresh out of the oven, warm and gooey.
Deducted one star for sticker shock for the price of the ahi sandwich — even if it’s expensive, they should write the price of the sandwich on their board.

This is a piece of heaven hidden in the center of a building where the otherworldly Prada and Marc by Marc Jacobs look over you as you eat. Yet the place itself looks nothing but worldly, with naturalistic tables and (real) flowers center pieces, colorful cushioned chairs, and even a couch set on a corner so comfy that it could be deadly for anyone needing to head back to work afterwards.
We had the seared ahi tuna and the Korean fried chicken sandwiches, and a chocolate croissant. Wow. Definitely hit the spot. My ginger peach iced tea was also really refreshing.
I must say I was a little surprised with the total, close to $ 50 for two sandwiches, a croissant and an iced tea. But it is the Design District… and I guess Prada and Marc wouldn’t be happy if it was otherwise…

Love the sandwiches and soups here. Especially the fact that it’s mostly locals and hidden within a little shopping plaza in MiMo/​midtown. Great little lunch spot with great food and simple service. This place will definitely turn into one of your favorite lunch spots in Miami!

Working here in Design District are lunch time options are slim. Crumbs is a great place for breakfast or lunch. Iva tried just about every single thing and i love that the specials are always changing and pastries are made fresh daily. They recently added to the menu and the Bowls they make are yummy and great sized portions. The tacos are yummy and the turkey sandwhich is fresh! The staff are very warm and always acomadating. It feels lije home there i wish they would make a variety of soups once there was a spinach soup which was heaven! It comforting food with a fresh healthy twist!

The Greek tuna is incredible! I come here at least once a month for my fix. The chocolate chip cookie is so amazing. Soft chewy but yet crispy around the edges. It’s a must.
Back to my Greek tuna gyro. It has chick peas which chick peas are little balls of goodness in anything. Perfect amount of mayo not to sloppy. The chips that come with are also great. Cape cod chips super crunchy.
I’ve had other things here as well but nothing else stands out the way the Greek tuna does. Also you can see master mind Michelle Bernstein working in there all the time.

tried the Kale Salad topped with grilled Chicken, wow — large portion but very light and delicious. Hibiscus Iced Tea was refreshing. A bit pricy, $ 20 for the salad and tea.

Oh Crumb on Parchment, you are exactly what a girl needs. I get into these moods. These kind of, I don’t know exactly where I want to eat, but I’m looking for a certain vibe, moods. This my friends, is usually the vibe I’m trying to describe. It’s netsled in the indoor courtyard of an empty, overpriced mall in a Rodeo-​drive-​esque remake in the middle of what used to be the hood. This place however, is down to earth… sort of. The menu is gourmet-​ish, meaning they use quality ingredients and have some great items but they’re not snooty. The main thing I love about this place is the staff. They’re located in an area of town where people think they are required to act like they’re better than you. Fortunately, this is not the case at Crumb on Parchment. They do however, follow the neighborhood trend when it comes to pricing. $ 14 for a sandwich?! GOOD LAWD!
So, the first time I came here, I ordered greek yogurt with fresh fruit. Why? I still have no friggin clue. It was breakfast time and I dont even really like greek yogurt but I guess I was feeling fancy and wanted to drink the kool-​aid. I guess it was great, if you’re into that sorta thing. Again, I still have no idea what compelled me to order that. My sister really dug her breakfast sandwich though.
Fast forward a few months and I’m not feeling the vibe at all my usual lunch spots a few blocks down. I discover the Michelle’s Favorite sandwich and have since then begun a
petition to have the name changed to the Sabrina’s Favorite sandwich because let’s be real, nobody could possibly love this more than me. I dont know who Michelle is but I love her/she’s my arch nemesis.
Go there so you know what I’m saying but also don’t forget to sign the petition!

Fantastic. That simple. Had a salami sandwich. All the ingredients were top quality, the truffle butter took it over the top, and the bread could not have been more perfectly crisp on the outside and soft on the inside.
My friend had a kale salad which I would normally not be into, but their homemade chili lime vinaigrette was amazing. I dug in a bit.
I will be back often.
PS. If you delivered I’d figure out a way to give you 6 stars.

I had hit a speed bump with Crumb on Parchment after my initial love affair with them. A few months ago I popped in for a quick breakfast on the way to a work meeting, and the breakfast burrito disappointed me so that I didn’t return for quite a while. I know, I know, overly dramatic of me… thing is though, I am a breakfast person. It is my most important meal of the day, it’s a simple pleasure that I quite enjoy and when I have a bad experience with breakfast somewhere, it turns me off. Big time.
However, in light of Philip never having been and the fact that I know just how good their lunches and baked goods are, I gave in and decided to go with him for a little lunch date. I am sooooo glad we did!
The turkey sous-​vide sandwich… omg omg omg. TO.DIE.FOR!!! I offered Philip one bite, and then never offered again. This was one dish that I did not want to share! If you know me, you know how much I love sharing. Not this time!
The burrito that Philip ordered was kinda… meh…and I guess maybe burritos just aren’t their thing here, not for breakfast nor lunch. I did see that a gentleman ordered a breakfast during the lunch hour, and his non-​burrito breakfast looked amazing, with fluffy eggs that looked perfectly whipped up. A place that serves breakfast during lunch, during the weekdays? SCORE!
Oh, make sure to get a baked good. Just do it man! We had the pear cake, a moist slice of heaven in my opinion. I’ve had croissants, cookies and something with blueberry before, every single baked good here has been consistently good. Dangerous!!!

This place is slipping, it used to be a 5-​star spot in my book. Like so many things Michelle Bernstein, and it pains me to say this, it doesn’t have staying power with regards to consistent quality. Maybe she’s got too many projects going on to make sure that her existing projects need to stay up to that high level that she’s capable of.
Anyway, they’ve gotten lazier with the menu and their daily specials. The prices are higher for lower quality of food. PLEASE UNDERSTAND, I NEVER WANT THIS PLACE TO CLOSE, I LOVE IT. BUT, it has to change for the better. Go back to the more imaginative menu and specials. Don’t essentially mail it in with a daily sandwich and a daily burrito, that’s boring and beneath what this place was when I fell in love with it…

I decided to have lunch here the other day and opted for a fig chorizo panini with some iced tea and, of course a gigantic cookie. I like the setup, it looks very charming and even though there was only a few options to order from, I felt I chose the best item. The amount of chorizo was way too small but since it’s a heavy bread and I still had a cookie, I knew I wouldn’t starve. It could’ve been a lot better especially with the options in the nearby area being so tempting. This spot is basically a great idea for anyone who is on a strict diet and can’t eat as much as they should who can sip on a lot of «pretty» tea and be full. I’m a steak and potatoes kinda girl so I stayed hungry after that meal. Plus, the side item is a bag of lays? And you’re right next to Prada? I don’t get it. It doesn’t match.

Michy, que pasa con crumb niña?
I mean this used to be my lunch spot weekly, sometimes bi-​weekly. Now, I can’t even be bothered to attempt anymore tries despite the immediate convenience. I’ve been let down time and time again and I’ve just decided against it. The Food isn’t this same… and, well, the furniture is getting crusty.
:-X