"Cute bakery that recently opened, very cute ambiance and the baked goods looked amazing. I went with a cold brew but should have gotten an iced americano. The cold brew was kinda on the smaller side and tasted a little watered down. Next time I'll try the iced americano and see how that compares. Staff was very friendly, I'll be back."
"Go and try their bread it will change you! I have been a fan of their bread for years. The way they make their food is outstanding. The service in this restaurant was good. We were treated instantly and offered the type of food that we had not tried before. All the ladies in this place are great. As far as the ambiance was nice, you could order a cup of coffee and sit down with a newspaper."
Imported jambon de madrange, emmental cheese and mornay sauce. Served in multi-grain bread.
$9.50
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$21.19
Visit Restaurant PageLamb, beef on pita bread with tzatziki, tomatoes, onions, and lettuce.Served with French Fries & Salad.
$18.00
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"A North Miami gem of a cafe located in our 'downtown' right next to the museum and police station. Great atmosphere lots of local patrons and families enjoy the outdoor seating spaces. Service was attentively quick and food came out delicious we were there for breakfast and opted for salmon and croissant spinach Benedicts with cappuccino and strawberry ginger lemonade. Looking forward to a return visit soon."
"We started with the almond croissant and apple turnover. The almond croissant wasn't perfumey it was perfect and the apple turnover was jam packed with apples and tasted like butter. We then ordered the vegetable omelet and French toast. The vegetable omelet was very thin with provolone cheese and lots of veggies. The French toast was amazing it was light and fluffy with fresh tart berries and real maple syrup. The best French toast I've ever had. Finally while you're eating they're making bread and pastries right in front of you, it's so entertaining to watch them cranking out food in front of you."
"Not a bad place to get a morning breakfast or pastry and coffee. On the weekends this place is bustling with active patrons hanging out on the patio taking in the South Florida air.The service here is typical Miami, kind of spotty but overall not horrible. The pastries as well are not bad at all either. I have tried the cream filled croissant to the raisin roll to the deconstructed ferro rache. I would take the raisin roll any day of the week!Side note the salmon eggs really are salmon cooked with scrambled eggs. We thought it was actually going to be raw smoked salmon."
"I stumbled upon this delightful little cafe the other day while I had dropped my car off for service down the street. If you're like me, and have become completely obsessed with Emily in Paris, this spot allowed me to live my best Emily life sans the impeccable fashion. I sat at the counter and ordered a ham and cheese croissant and a cafe au lait. The ham and cheese croissant was delicious and just perfectly warmed. The coffee was also great. So good, in fact, that I had another. I loved that they had oat milk as an option for the coffee. The total bill for two coffees and a croissant was $14. A total steal. The service was super friendly and you can tell this spot is authentically French. I found this place super charming, and would definitely go back. You can find street parking on Coral Way, as it is in the same strip mall on 17th where Old Libson is."
"Great bakery when ordering a large party pastry order! Staff was informative, nice and prices are a steel here. I honestly don't know why there reviews are so low because I had a great experience and definitely will be back soon! I highly recommend this Cuban bakery if you live down south (:"
"As others have said, this place is a cute little spot with a good menu and awesome selection of croissants and other baked goods. The croissants seem to be their specialty that range from savory to sweet starting with Plain, Ham & Cheese, or Turmeric to fillings like Apple, Chocolate, Almond, Guava & Cheese, Oreo, or Nutella just to name a few. They do not skimp on quality or quantity. Just say oui oui to We We's, you will not be disappointed."
"Flavors - 4.8/5Textures - 4.5/5Presentation - 4.5/5Value for Money - 4/5Would return? Yes Must-try: PalmeritasI am in love with this bakery. Everything I have tried is from good to excellent! A bit on the expensive side, but worth it. The cachitos are the best in Miami. They are very soft and the flavor is delicious. The quality of the ham is great. I wish it had a little more moisture inside (which some bacon could easily solve). The ones filled with ham and cheese could use a more melty cheese. The ham and cheese croissants are scrumptious! So freaking good - very airy, crispy, and buttery. Enough ham and cheese that is not overwhelming. You absolutely need to get a palmerita (palmier), which is a food dream come true. The extra caramel on the outside made it sooooo crispy and the butter is in your face but in the best way possible. My mouth waters as I write this."
"This is such a cute little coffee shop in the Brickell city center! I got the afo gato! And it was so delicious. Not too sweet but hit the right spot since it's so hot here in Miami. Definitely must try place!"
Gary Y.
Dec 14, 2023
I'm glad we came to small coffee shop in the Design District. This was a great way to start of the day - with some delicious and strong coffee. The inside is quite small with very limited seating but you can hang outside weather permitting or take it to go. Staff was super friendly and service was quick.
Visit Restaurant PageAriel K.
May 6, 2024
Not the typical bakery i'm used to in Texas. It was clean. Staff were friendly. Pastries, Cakes, & all kind of options. I had a tres leches, it was fresh, but not as sweet as my favorite one.
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Jun 16, 2023
I love this place. I work close and my coworkers wanted to grab lunch. We sat outside and enjoyed the nice atmosphere. Some of us had sandwiches. We were all happy with our choices. I wish they serve homemade french fries or something instead. Two of my friends had soup and they were impressed with the soup too. That would be my choice for the next visit.We shared the sangria that came with a bit of a strange flavor. But the owner remade it which improved the flavor.The service was friendly.
Visit Restaurant PageRali K.
Apr 8, 2024
It is always a pleasure to visit this little hidden European gem! I go there with a close friend of mine every time we get a day off from work to enjoy Pain au Chocolat, French toast or a fruit tart with a cup of delicious Oatmilk Cappuccino! The french toast is just melting in your mouth and it's just sweet enough. A chocolate croissant is only good if it's a french chocolate croissant and theirs literally leaves a melted chocolate aftertaste.. We've been going there for a long time now and food is always fresh! they make it there and you can even watch the chefs preparing all the croissants and bread on the spot! The girls are also very nice and service is always quick! I most often get the french toast, they make it with challah bread and it's just the best! It's always quiet and peaceful to sit outside. For sure I would recommend the spot for a quick bite or to grab anything on the go!
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Mar 20, 2024
DESSERTS BETTER THAN FOODHad to get some work done so I spent a few hours here. Like other reviews, the service was not great and the food was not good. The desserts on the other hand were awesome. The Guava and Cheese Danish was average. The Tuna Flatbread was good but there was an overwhelming amount of truffle oil on ours. The Arepa Fritters were terrible since they were served cold. The Bachour Rocher was extremely tasty as expected. The macarons were just as good as ones you would get in France! Overall, just go for dessert. I will be back for the macarons.
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Dec 19, 2023
A Charming Oasis on Coral WayCafe Croissant on Coral Way is a hidden gem that has quickly become my go-to spot for a delightful breakfast experience. Nestled in the heart of Miami, this charming cafe offers a cozy atmosphere with a touch of European flair.From the moment you step inside, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the warm ambiance invite you to unwind. The decor is tasteful, featuring comfortable table seating as well as seating at the bar. The French decor adds to the feel of being transported to a little cafe in Paris. There is a delightful selection of sweet and savory options satisfy your breakfast cravings. There are also some lunch options should you decide to drop in for a sandwich. The service is friendly and efficient, adding to the overall positive experience. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to work, catch up with friends, or simply savor a moment of solitude with a good book, Cafe Croissant on Coral Way provides the perfect backdrop.:-)
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Sep 3, 2021
This is the best bakery ever! Don't forget it! Anyone who says otherwise is just a Karen. I go here all the time. There is a section where you go and you can order. If no one is attending you don't be shy just say "hey nice lady could you get someone to take my order" don't forget it's a Cuban bakery and they are the best in the game
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"Excellent service and food! They have indoor and outdoor seating. So far I've sat in the outdoor seating and it is a shaded area with a cool breeze. Staff is friendly and give great service. The food is really fresh and delicious! They have various items on their menu to choose from - you can come here for break fast, lunch, quick bite, smoothies or for coffee. This is definitely one of my fave spots in Wynwood!"
"Discount Cuban Food.Three of us ate for $30 in total ... not too bad.Coffee, rice, beans and maduros were absolutely wonderful.Mains, soups and baked goods were meh.On the plain meat I got served for my main course (Liver with onions and green peppers), I forgot about the hot sauce on my table.I have little doubt that hot sauce would have helped a lot.* * *Arahi's is on the eastern fringe of Little Havana.Go west on Calle Ocho and you hit the epicenter of the Little Havana tourist zone.This part of Calle Ocho is to be avoided like the plague.Go farther west and you are in Cafe Versailles and La Carreta land.Once again Cuban paradise has been restored.* * *You are not here for legendary Cuban.You go to Havana Harry's for that.You are not here for portions that are massive beyond massive beyond massive.Again you go to Havana Harry's for that.You are here for everyday Plain Jane Cuban at an attractive price.The place is 2/3 full most of the time - which is pretty good.Nearly all of the customers are old Cubans.There is not a tourist to be seen.The menu is written in illegible handwriting on a plastic board.Bring your reading glasses.Bring your willingness to take random guesses as to what the more incomprehensible lines actually mean.But there is more to like than to dislike.If you ate here regularly, you would find the main dishes they have here that are actually pretty good.* * *If you go to one and only one Cuban restaurant in Miami,Arahi's bakery shouldn't be it.If live in Miami, you are not made of money, and the rent for your apartment is killing you,Arahi's looks better and better."
"Fantastic pastries and coffee, the bakery has a very nice decor, the coffee was wonderful and the venue was comfortable.I ordered a pastry Bretzel (the cream, chocolate nuts), FABULOUS, delicate flavor, soft and delicious, also the Egg Benedict breakfast and coffee. (Medium Americano). The egg Benedict was served with Ham, two eggs a side of green salad, it tasted very delicious. The coffee was roasted and hot, it was a fantastic coffee. The staff was friendly but you have to pick up your food and figure it out were to get napkins and plastic cutlery and condiments. Plenty of parking at the plaza and outdoors seating is available. Strongly recommended."
"I love meeting up my friend Priscilla here because she's Brazilian-Portuguese so she knows all the names of all the baked goods better than I do at this place and of course she can order in Portuguese!Some of my favorites are: Pao de Dios, Golfeados. They're coffee is amazing as well! We always get the mocha with non dairy milk and it is delicious! The place is always clean and spacious. We're always able to get a big table in the back which is perfect for the whole gang!The servers are very nice and friendly. I know my friend always strikes up a conversation with them in Portuguese so I understand a lot of it but not fully! Lol There is parking right in front of the store. Very convenient especially in the Coral Way/Gables area where parking could be a hassle to find and / or you have to pay. They have their own parking lot and it's free!"
"Super cute bakery and coffee shop! They have so many delicious options ranging from salads, sandwiches, and baked goods! I came by myself so I wasn't able to try everything. I tried the toast with ricotta and jam and an iced latte. It was very yummy! The bread was so dense and fresh. The only downfall is this place is popular so it's super busy! I came on a Sunday at 12 and there was a line outside to order and no empty tables. I would like to go again during a weekday and see the difference."
"I was looking for a place within walking distance to the beach, where I could sit down and have a big breakfast before baking in the sun all day. Area 57 seemed to fit the bill. I came in on a Tuesday just after 9. Most people were coming in and ordering the baked goods/empanadas to go. I ordered a decaf cappuccino, which was pretty good. For food, I had the breakfast skillet, which had potatoes, plantains, sausage, bacon, cheese, and eggs. I don't normally like plantains but something about the plantain/potato combo just worked. I didn't care for the sausage, which were more like cheap hot dogs. The skillet also came with a slice of toast. I ordered a beef empanada for later, as a snack at the beach. They make it fresh because when I ordered it to go, they said it would take 10 minutes. Even eating it hours later, it was really good and I was surprised. The beef was perfectly spiced, and not dry. The empanada shell was made of corn, kind of like an arepa, and it was perfectly fried - not too greasy.I will warn you that you have to be careful with the bill. They charge you a convenience fee to use a credit card, and tack on an automatic 15% service fee. I didn't know and I paid a tip on top of that. They're sneaky about it too because on the bottom, they include a "suggested" tip (after having already collected one). The convenience fee and the service fee is based off your order total so let's say you ordered some things to go (like I did), they'll still charge you a "service charge" for those items.I did really enjoy the empanadas so I would say skip the menu food, and stick to the bakery items, get them to-go, and pay in cash. Then you can avoid all the hidden fees."
"Quite a nice spot for enjoying a little trip for France.The croissants and desserts in the case look nice enough to be in a fancy French bakery in Coral Gables, not some random plaza in Doral. They taste pretty good too. I got the pistachio croissant and it's literally filled with pistachio cream. Quite a few other flavors to choose from too! We also picked up a few bread to go and enjoyed them as well."
"La Boulangerie is a decent place to grab a bite and coffee.Last time I was there I had the avocado toast with salmon and pickled red onions. While there was nothing terribly wrong with the taste, the toast was super mushy. Also, the service was extremely slow, so I wouldn't recommend dining there if you're in a huge rush."
"This is a solid family restaurant! So much so that I went twice this weekend! Tucked into a corner of Coral Way and just off 22nd Avenue, I stopped in Saturday while on my morning jog. Around that time, I was one of maybe three other customers and stopped to watch the world cup. I sat down, almost in line with their very large screen TV and watched France beat Belgium while enjoying their timely water refills (I was working out), sweet fried plantains and a generously larged, well done pollo a la plancha (grilled chicken breast). Of course, I also enjoyed an espresso.Fast forward to taking mima to lunch Sunday. When I was there Saturday, I saw mostly families and mom prefers typical Latin comfort food dishes. Today, I did indulge!We were attended by the same friendly staff and got a nice corner table also with view of the TV. World Cup matches had finished, and they were nice enough to change the channel so that I could watch the NFL games (Go Dolphins!!)My Sunday supper was their Churrasco. A very large piece of smoky flavored meat that covered a lot of plate real estate (and had to take half as takeout), complemented with three large crispy tostones and their red bean soup (frijoles Colorado) all indulged my palate as the Dolphins win indulged my sports fandom. The egg on the steak ("a caballó") was nice and runny for extra flavor and protein.Why would I leave steak? Well their yuca fries were nice and crispy; put together with Papa Colombiana (a baked potato with a melted cheese sauce) was too good to skip. Besides, I had to leave some space for their creamy tree leche dessert (and another Cortadito)."
"I came here after seeing some reels about this place and their brunch. The menu is huge and they are known for some of the specialty coffee drinks and menu items. I came on a Monday and was seated as soon as I walked in. The place is pretty open and airy. I ordered the Croque Madame "Our Style" which came with an American Coffee and natural orange juice. The portion was huge and I was not able to finish it. However flavor wise the food was bland. I feel like I could have made the same breakfast plate at home. My friend ordered the salmon egg Benedict and she said it was good but nothing out of this world. Not a huge fan of this place."
"This place is great. Yes, it's a bit small and can get very busy and crowded, but the folks that work there do a good job of noticing who is next to be served. They have a large selection of bakery goodness. The prices aren't too bad either. I always get a cafe con leche sin azucar and a couple ham croquetas and cheese empanadas because those are my must-haves at any Latin bakery in Miami. Then I like to just go buck wild and point at a couple things that I don't know what they are and try them out. I have never been disappointed with my random choices. If it has custard in it, it's gonna be good here."
"I had been dying to try this new bakery and when I had the chance they were closing up!But Camilo still sold me the Bombolone I have been wanting to try! I had to come back and actually enjoy it with a cafecito! Happy with the attentive service and recommendations by Camilo! I've already recommended to my my friends and took some pastries home for my family!"
"Another place I visited after a long day at the hospital with my daughter and her father where no one spoke English. However, it didn't phase me one bit. Staff was still super friendly. Food was delicious. My fish was perfectly cooked and had the perfect amount of seasoning. They had a small buffet area which was hot and fresh. And to top off my great experience, our bill was only $25.00 for the both of us to eat and leave satisfied and stuffed."
"The BEST bake shop!! I reached out with a cake idea I had in mind and they replicated the cake design PERFECTLY plus made it more beautiful and amazing than I could have imagined. Plus it was DELICIOUS, along with all the other amazing desserts we bought from them! The owner is so kind and service oriented, as well as her staff! Highly recommend this gem!"
"Small place. Huge croissants. I was very tempted to try one of their massive croissants, but ended up going with their crepes. I had the Nutella Crepe with bananas and strawberries. It was a bit thick with more layers than the typical crepe, but still tasted good."