TLDR: a great little Cuban bakery. ___…read more Dropped in here during the holidays to get two boxes of pastelitos. I was hoping to snag some coconut, but they were sold out. I went with a bunch of Guava and guava cheese. They were a huge hit! Flakey and buttery crust and delicious ooey gooey filling. The staff was swamped but still super nice and on top of things. Answering calls, packing boxes, grabbing orders...they were all over the place 30 mins before closing. Props to them. Overall this is one of the main things I miss about living in miami. You can find an amazing Cuban bakery on every corner!

The ladies here were very fast and very kind. When I visited, it was extremely quiet and everyone…read morespoke softly which was sort of unusual for a bakery in Miami, but I wasn't mad at it. The pastelitos were some of the best around and the tostada was piping hot and perfectly buttery.

10/10 place The cuban colada is 12/10 i went for coffee and…read moreleft with pastry and a "maracuya agua " Pastry quality is top honestly a top tier bakery , with a variety of Mexican pastries like the famous "conchas" If youre in the area pass by you wont regret. This is my new favorite bakery in homestead

I love coming here and getting sweet bread! You can't go wrong with anything you get, I've tried…read moremost of them and I have really enjoyed them all with some coffee or hot chocolate. The service is fine, you serve yourself but the staff is always helpful if you have any questions. There's no seating in the bakery, you just go pick your bread and be on your way. I recommend everyone check it out. The ambiance is cute with great (tasty smells lol). Check it out.

After living down here for a year i finally found a bakery that satisfies my cravings. This bakery…read morei found real close to my house and i cant believe i never seen it. I would say the shopping center it is located in isn't very popular so i never really looked at it whenever i drove by. I had their bakery goods : 2× tequeño de queso, 4× tequeño de queso y guayaba, 4× ham croquettas, 1× arepa con queso on sweet corn and a soda bottle. All for a great normal price for $15. I been to other bakeries and they price gouge the hell outta ya. Today i had their pan con bistec and my wife and i fell in love. Yea its a steak sandwhich but i am a sandwhich kind of guy and value a good tasting satisfying sandwhich. Everything there is affordable nothing too pricey. I love the fact its Colombian bakery food because its is now comfort food for me since im Colombian.

Prior to coming to Homestead I researched the area looking for a unique donut shop which I did not…read morefind but I did run across Genesis Bakery which did not disappoint. From the moment we walked in we were pleased with everything. The 2 ladies at the counter although very busy greeted us when we walked in. Everything was run like a well oiled machine, very efficient and with respect. My husband and I each chose a warm savory item as well as a sweet treat for later in the day. I had a ham & cheese empanada, let's just say the pastry was light and airy with wonderful flavor probably the best pastry I ever had. Later in the day we had the caramel danish, OMG! The sweet cream cheese and caramel on top of a perfectly executed pastry, thin but not skimpy and crisp but still tender was like heaven on Earth! I'm sure we will be stopping in to bring home some sweet treats!

This place is fantastic!! Family owned and the woman owner is so kind. I took my friends here…read morebefore we visited the national park because I love pandebonos and I can never find a Colombian bakery near me. The younger woman working at the counter was also very inclusive and friendly while serving us. We ordered pastries and coffee and we liked it so much we came back the second day we were in town. The prices were amazing and they know how to make food!

Stopped in while in Florida on my way to visit a friend so I wouldn't show up empty handed. The…read morepandebono was fresh and very well made. If that's all I would've got they would've got the 4 stars, but I also ordered a morcilla (blood sausage) and it was 2 star (generous) worthy. Very dry to the point it was just about inedible. Give them a try and give a few items a chance. ENJOY!!!

As a Cuban-American I'm naturally inclined to favor Cuban bakeries. These places typically provide…read moregood value on delicious offerings with great service and are ultra convenient. CAO stands for Cuban American Original, which I find interesting. This location is pretty good, located in a nice shopping center in Pinecrest. It lacks, however, seating with tables. Only offers seating on a high counter. I've had coladas here many times, always good. Their pastries are also good, as you would expect. The Cuban sandwich was sort of a surprise. I enjoyed it, but it didn't taste to me like a traditional Cuban sandwich. By the way, I've noticed that CAO locations can vary in quality significantly, something to keep in mind.

It is a shame that a Cuban American bakery like this is supporting the Democratic Party and…read moresupporting Elliot for Congress against Maria Elvira, If your are advocating for a Free Cuba you are at the wrong side of the Road, Not coming here again You guys are with the enemy Shame

A couple of days ago Diana and I were driving through Homestead and felt a need for coffee (café…read morecon leche). We stumbled upon this bakery quite by accident. Never been to a Mexican bakery before but were pleasantly surprised by the format. Pastries and breads are inside cabinets, customers pick them up into trays (called charolas) and bring them to the register. Pastries were completely different to the usual "pastelitos" and "quesitos" found in Cuban bakeries in Miami. Very tasty and delicious. Coffee was fresh and hot. Most important was the service. The man behind the counter, I think he was the owner, was extremely pleasant and friendly, willing to explain the baked items and talk a little bit about anything and everything. Whenever in Homestead we will stop by...

I'm not even scoring this place so I was in homestead I usually go to a my favorite Mexican bakery…read moreI was like let me try this one I started reading the review wow I can't believe it myself I was like this person is kind of rude but boy I called the place the person that answered was super rude if he was the owner is very rude well, I found the place but guess what I didn't go in and it was pretty empty so that tells you everything.

Best Miami breakfast I've had in a long time !!!!! They…read moreactually know how to make Cuban toast that is hot and fluffy and buttery and freaking delicious

Good Cuban food for breakfast! Always fresh and made in front of you. Very good customer service.read more

Cute, clean and quick little bakery in a plaza on Krome Ave. If you're not paying attention you…read morewill miss it. Made a quick croqueta and pan de bono stop on my way to Key Largo to satiate my hunger. Very nice assortment of pastries. Helped myself to an assortment of croquetas including ham, chicken and the house ham and house chicken variety. This might be the first place where I genuinely prefer the thicker, house variety of both! The ham one was purple and stuffed with meat, and the chicken one was nice and creamy. Service was pretty fast albeit the chatty cashier, but that's expected from most places like this. Bathroom is nice and clean, and the decoration is pretty. Would definitely stop again if I'm near the area.

Wow! Accidentally ran into this place by driving past the sign! We stopped for breakfast and I had…read morethe best cappuccino I've ever had! We all ordered something different and were all extremely happy with what we ordered! I definitely recommend! 10/10 Friendly staff! It's a small place but there is inside seating. So happy we decided to try it!