Original Daily Bread Marketplace

I've been coming here since I was a teenager so you can say I've been coming here for many moons. This is a great place to stop by and get some Middle Eastern items and also stop for a bite. There is indoor and outdoor sitting if you do decide to grab a bite.The women on the "restaurant" side are so kind and welcoming. Some I've known for so many years and they've always been great. I had the pleasure of meeting the original owner who passed away and so happy to see this place is still so popular. For the most part if you go during lunch time there will be a line to order food so get ready to wait.I love their desserts, some of favorite from baklawa to kulej (warbat). They also sell knafa ice cream which was delicious (it's in a little freezer by itself).The parking is a little tight but I've always managed to find parking. Overall an amazing place to go shopping for some Middle Eastern goodies or grab a shawarma wrap or platter. Their shawarma by the way is so good along with their kibbeh. Yummyyy I'm getting hungry just wring this review.

Original Daily Bread holds a special place in my heart; it's a nostalgic spot I've visited since childhood. Whether grabbing a quick bite of kibbeh or tabbouleh or picking up Arabic groceries to feel a sense of home, they've consistently delivered quality products throughout the years!However, I hadn't been back in a while and finally returned this weekend, only to feel a bit disappointed with the overall experience. While I was able to stock up on za'atar, sumac, and some delicious olives, I found the service lacking and the authenticity diminished. The staff seemed unfamiliar with the menu items, which was surprising and the lacked a sense of motivation etc.The food itself was good, but considering how competitive and saturated the restaurant scene in Miami is, you can easily find delicious Arabic food at a similar price point with a better experience. I noticed they were microwaving some dishes, and the rice pilaf was very mid, which really detracted from the overall quality.It's disheartening to see an authentic family-owned Arabic spot lose its touch. I would recommend focusing on hiring knowledgeable staff and keeping the food as fresh as possible to showcase what Arabic culture is all about amazing hospitality and comforting cuisine.

I have never been to this location, only the Pinecrest one. This place offers a nice selection of groceries. I found some cardamon pods, mango chutney and some interesting jams. They offered a carrot jam, who even knew that existed? I bought a jar of rose jam and I am excited to try it.I also tried a pistachio baklava - which did not disappoint.

A nice option to fill up on good food for cheap. It's a dual market/restaurant and you order food at the counter and eat at the handful of tables.I found it difficult to fit our food on the table due to the wasteful packaging. Everything served in to-go containers even when eating in. The assorted plastic and cardboard took up a ton of space and made the table feel cramped.Good food though at a good price. I had hummus and dolma and the dolma was quite good. They weirdly let you order hummus at the counter but only as part of a meal. If you just want hummus, you have to go buy a container at the market. A weird inconvenience, but the hummus was good and fresh no less.

Great Middle Eastern lunch spot. Stopped in here for a quick lunch. Ordered the chicken platter, rice pilaf and hummus. Food is fresh and service is quick. Inside there's a decent amount of seating and a little market to browse.

Driving into the Daily Bread Marketplace was like being transported briefly away from Miami. I was blown away by how spacious, brightly lit, ornately decorated, and clean this marketplace was! It made for such a pleasant shopping and dining experience. We stopped here for a midday meal on a weekend and was able to park easily in a private parking lot inside the plaza. Upon walking in, you are greeted by a market place with rows and rows dedicated to Mediterranean goods on the right, and a cafeteria serving freshly prepared wraps and bowls in the form of an assembly line on the left.We ordered two bowls and enjoyed gyro (which was sliced slightly too thinly in my opinion), chicken (flavorful and tender), hummus (which is always a must at a place like this), baba ghanoush (which was light and airy), tabbouleh, and rice pilaf. On the side, we enjoyed fries and heated meat grape leaves. Overall, everything was very flavorful and enjoyable. There was plenty of indoor seating next to the cafeteria, perfect for a warm day. The servers were very nice, and the joint has been family-owned since 1975! I highly recommend stopping by this marketplace if you're in the mood for a quick sit-down or take-out meal of Mediterranean food.

I've been coming to the daily bread for years. My parents always loved it and would take me. The daily bread is such a cute restaurant/market. The food is delicious and fresh with lots of variety. The staff is very friendly and nice. The portions are big in my opinion and can last a few meals. Also, if you ever feel a little under the weather order their soups. The soups cure me!!!

Ive head better middle eastern food in miami but this is a solid place. A little overpriced though.Market though is really nice!

Their hummus is delicious. I recently decided to try to buy dips here instead of the grocery store because they are so much fresher and I like the texture and flavor better. When you are in a pinch this place is great for dinner. A platter and some extra falafel make a good dinner to split between 2. At the end of the day they are pretty low on fresh bread, understandably, so if you are there for pita and other breads, go early.

Early dinnerNever disappoints Got groceries and early dinner Private parkingNo wait$56+ 3 adults