Cute coffee shop, the place has a really pretty floral vibe without feeling overdone, and they have…read moreboth indoor and outdoor seating depending on what you're feeling. The staff was nice and welcoming, and the coffee was actually SO good. Definitely one of those places where you can sit for a while, get some work done, catch up with someone, or just hang out and enjoy your coffee. Great atmosphere and even better coffee.

I used to enjoy getting my coffee from here, but unfortunately, I've had repeated issues when…read moreordering breakfast. I have specific dietary restrictions and allergies, and my order has been made incorrectly three different times. There also seems to be a language barrier when trying to explain allergy-related requests. I understand this is Miami and many customers speak Spanish, but businesses should also have staff available who can clearly communicate in English, especially when it comes to food allergies and safety. When a customer is trying to explain something important about what they can and cannot eat, it needs to be understood properly. I don't like leaving negative reviews, but after three incorrect orders, this has become more than an inconvenience. It's a safety concern. Unfortunately, because of this, I won't be returning.

This is definitely a high on the list recommendation for any and all stopping in Miami, FL! It's…read morelocated 5 minutes from aventura mall, serving French cuisine with flaky croissants and all different choices of food for breakfast, brunch , lunch and dinner. Our server Sandra was amazing and helpful giving us many recommendations. We had a spread of different food options , wanting to taste everything they have so we started with the croissants which are amazing ! They are freshly made every single day as well. Their ham and cheese eggs , pancakes and brunch special were so tasty and everything seasoned just right. If you are looking for something light and refreshing, highly recommend their refresher drinks! The All In is all the flavors in one! Honestly no complaints at all I would come back to get everything again plus more!

We were so excited to try this place. As soon as we walked in, the restaurant smelled amazing, and…read morethe warm, inviting décor made a great first impression. The food came out quickly and tasted ok--nothing special. Unfortunately, the service didn't match the quality of the food. Our server never smiled, and it wasn't just with our table; we noticed the same interaction with other guests as well. There was no greeting, no check-in during the meal, and the service felt like it was simply taking our order and coming back with the check. The food was enjoyable, but the lack of hospitality really affected the overall experience. Sadly, we probably won't be back.

This bakery has a large selection of desserts as well as savory options. The rum cake is really…read moregood! Must try it! The employees are really nice and welcoming. Stop by for a sweet treat!

Vicky Bakery is always one of my stops when I'm in Florida because I love surprising my parents…read morewith a box of Cuban pastelitos. This visit, though, left me a little disappointed. The prices have gone up what feels like an astronomical amount. I completely understand that costs have increased across the board, but I was genuinely shocked by how much I spent on a dozen pastelitos. The bigger issue for me was the bathroom. I had to use it while waiting, and it was honestly pretty disgusting. It looked like it hadn't been properly cleaned in a very long time. I've seen cleaner rest-stop bathrooms, and that's saying something.Maybe it's just me, but when a customer-facing area is that dirty, it makes me wonder about the overall cleanliness behind the scenes. I really hope management gives the place a deep clean because this used to be one of my favorite stops for a taste of home.

Took a few moments to peer at the bakers behind the glass preparing pastries from scratch. Always a…read moregood sign when fresh mounds of powdered dough are waiting to be baked into tasty treats. The open kitchen concept is a the new norm at a few bakeries that I have recently visited - but only a few pushing the full transparency thing hard. All of the sandwiches and baked goods looked fresh and vibrant. The wife and I were deciding on a mozzerella pizza or an eclair. Well, we decided on a vanilla creme eclair and an espresso to wash it down. Nothing too dietetic here. The espresso was presented in a small cup bearing the Rosetta Italian Bakery name and red flower logo. The Julius Meinl Vienna Austria coffee blend was strong and smooth. The vanilla eclair had a light crisp shell with a sweet and creamy center - delish!!!

Considering they are in a mall food court, it was a wonderful surprise for me and my husband to be…read moreable to find, in one spot, a great coffee, groumet desserts, croissants with many fillings, a great design of the stand, and "Sheyla", the most smiling, professional and kind person behind a counter, patiently taking our questions and finally our order, all were tasty and fresh, especially my chai latte! Size is a problem though is so small, guess what? It was the standard size for coffees at the Aventura mall, in all it was a beautiful "Rosetta experience ", what we had today.

The Salty Donut will always be much more than a donut shop to me. It holds an incredibly special…read moreplace in my heart because of the memories I shared here with my late husband, José. Some places become part of your life without you realizing it at the time, and this is one of those places for me. José and I loved coming here together, enjoying the donuts, the coffee, and simply spending time with each other. Those ordinary little moments became some of the memories I treasure most today. Every time I come back, there is a part of me that feels like he is still here with me. Beyond the sentimental meaning it has for me, The Salty has always been special in its own right. The donuts are creative, beautiful and delicious, the coffee is wonderful, and there is always something new to try. But no menu item could ever be as important to me as the memories this place holds. Thank you for unknowingly being part of our story. José is no longer physically here to come with me, but whenever I visit, I carry him with me -- and for a little while, it feels like we're having coffee and something sweet together again. Some places serve food. Some places hold memories. This one holds a piece of my heart.

First of all, the place is super small and clean which is already a plus in my book. Ambiance is…read morealready calming. The service is AMAZING! The gluten free donuts were super soft like lava cakes which hits different because no one wants a super dry donut! So in my book, Salty you get a 100/100!!!

Stopped by while in the area. Such a cute cookie shop. Love…read morethe variety of flavors and the ice cream is reallly good also. Honorable mention to the banana pudding, ice cream. So good!!! You can even get your ice cream made into an ice cream sandwich with your favorite cookies. The staff is super sweet. Mari was so pleasant and offered samples.

Tried after a whole year of not going back, to see if they have improved. But no. Cookies are…read moredry, people working there aren't able nor want to answer questions. Anyone please tell me which cookies are good there. How is that business still running? I ordered chocolate chip. Aweful.

I come here all the time and always have great, fast service. The coffee and food are always…read moreconsistently delicious. I love their platicos bowls!

I order the breakfast special with chorizo and I am genuinely confused by 3 THIN slice of…read morechorizos.. For $11, I paid for french fries with a side of eggs and a touch of chorizos.

Vkuzno Zavtrakat! I…read moresaw an ad for Morso Bakery on one of the pages I follow. I was in the area this last Saturday and decided to stop by for a casual brunch. The owner, Kriztina, is a pastry chef from Belarus who recently opened the shop. With their cozy inside space and outside tables facing NE 183 Street in Aventura, it's a great place to enjoy pastries and casual brunch staples. For me personally, I also had the opportunity to practice my Russian! I started by enjoying a regular Americano coffee no sugar, perfect after the gym. Next up, served with two pieces of baguette, I enjoyed their spinach shakshuka. In case you're not familiar this was a delicious bowl of melted Parmesan cheese, two eggs and spinach. Equal parts tasty and a source of protein! I can't finish a meal without dessert, I enjoyed their "svirniky". This traditional Eastern European dessert is essentially a cheese pancake served with sour cream and spoonfuls of a cherry compote. I would definitely recommend; it's satisfied my sweet tooth without being overly sweet! Since the best way to learn a language is not just repeat the phrases on Duolingo, I mentioned to Kriztina that I'm learning Russian. She was kind enough to let me order and even practiced conversation with me. This was very much appreciated!

This is a quaint breakfast, brunch and lunch bakery located in the Ojus area next to Aventura. My…read morecappuccino was wonderful along with my quiche and salad. Everything came out quickly with a nice presentation. This bakery is only been open for about a month.