Big Pink restaurant in South Beach Miami
KBdesigned • March 27, 2020
KBdesigned visits the Big Pink restaurant in South Beach Miami for brunch

The Best South Beach brunch before or after your cruise. Before, setting sail on our cruise we typically arrive a day or two early to avoid rushing to the Port of Miami on the day of the cruise. While waiting for our nearby hotel room
we discovered this fun retro diner a couple of blocks before South Pointe Park on Colins Ave. This park is famous for people gathering to watch the cruise ships enter and leave the Port of Miami. Okay, now back to the Big Pink. This very pink diner caught our attention for being fun, welcoming, and offered a very large variety of classic food choices.
The Atmosphere
This diner is big and pink, with family style and booth seating, large TV’s and a very open feel. It was a beautiful morning so we had brunch outside on their patio which offered more bistro style seating. It was a mix of tourists and locals coming together to enjoy the ‘over the top’ atmosphere that was reflected in the layout, service and menu.
To Start
Full disclosure we are carb-oholics, all of us were in heaven here. We shared the Giant Homemade Bisquit with whipped honey butter. This was fresh, soft and served warmed. The honey was the perfect touch with the whipped butter and it was big enough to share with four people or one (I am not judging).
We ordered two classics, these were uncomplicated and made you feel at home. One with ham and the other with sausage. The bread was homemade, the home fries were fried with peppers and onions and served of course with three eggs any style. I have been to many diners that mess up the classic but the Big Pink delivered.
We also ordered the breakfast sandwich. This well layered, gooey mess was so delicious. First off, it was served on a warm homemade croissant, layered with cheese, eggs and bacon, served with home fries. This was the largest breakfast sandwich we had ever seen.
Our Thoughts
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