Last week every morning, we'd check out a different coffee shop and our usual order always included croissants and an assortment of pastries. I should have just stuck with Caracas instead of let our curiosity take over trying the other new spots in the area. The cortaditos and pistachio croissants were absolute perfection. The filling of the pistachio cream together with their flaky and soft croissant was 10/10. Never had a croissant so good like that one! On our last day, we picked up about a half a dozen like the Nutella cruffin, guava and cheese danish, banana loaf cake to name a few and dropped them off to family. Everyone loved it! Next time we visit, this will be our go-to for coffee and baked goods. The coffee was so good, it even inspired us to become baristas! We are just waiting for the equipment to recreate these moments again. Cute spot inside with easy parking. We didn't really hang out too long, we just waited for our box and had places to go! read more

The food is just really not good. I keep trying different things seeing if I'll change my mind It's all social media and marketing hype. Also I say a guy working there grabbing the loaves of bread with his bare hands. read more

I had a really good experience at this bakery! I had an iced cafe con leche which was smooth and delicious. I had a soft scrambled egg and a cheese pastry ( I forgot the name but it was incredible). It was crispy on the outside and gooey cheese on the inside. I recommend a side of cilantro sauce, it is soo good. I have to subtract a star for the long line, wait time, and small amount of seating. But the menu items are phenomenal. The people working behind the desk were kind and trying to work as quick as possible. read more

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We should've gotten there earlier than 10am because the line was as far as the front door on a Monday morning. There is no room for a hostess to greet you or seat you. Just stand in line and order up at the counter, find a seat, and they bring your food to your table. It's an easy process. The server drops it off, says thank you, and quickly leaves. It's all business there. The vibe is casual and very loud inside. I ordered the Croix sandwich with the pork sausage added, which tasted good but the sausage was overcooked and hard. My daughter had the Turkey & Brie sandwich, which was just ok. We were excited to try out the Cachitos with Jamon y Queso because of the advertising but they were on the bland side, nothing special. That was disappointing. The one highlight was the Nutella Cruffin. It was perfection. We bought 2 croissants to take home. Our bill was almost $95 for an average breakfast. You should know that they also charge a 5% service fee and they include the tip already. There is a small parking lot in the front that is shared with the other businesses. I'm not sure when we will be back. This place lacks the warmth that other local businesses express. read more

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I don't think there are enough words in the English language to describe my love for Caracas Bakery. Every Sunday morning growing up when I lived in Caracas, me and my dad had a tradition of getting cachitos together. This is the first place in the US that truly resembles that tradition and delivers that level of quality. I love this place so much. Honestly, you can't go wrong with anything on their menu. The cachitos, pastries, and sandwiches are all incredible. Don't sleep on their egg plates either. Their scrambles are fantastic, and the frittata with meat is one of my favorites. Aside from the food, the vibe here is so cozy and welcoming. It is the perfect place to work. They are always playing great music, and the staff is absolutely outstanding. Everyone is so kind, friendly, and genuinely welcoming. Hands down, this is the best service I've experienced at any cafe in Miami. You might think I'm biased, but after trying so many cachitos around the U.S. that just didn't make the cut, I truly praise Caracas Bakery not only for their food quality but also for the incredible atmosphere they have created. It feels like home for someone with a connection to Caracas, and even people who know nothing about the city or culture fall in love with it. I also have to mention that their matcha is, without question, one of the best in Miami. I don't know what magic they work back there, but it's next-level. They use Rocky's matcha (hello!) and I always get it with oat milk and honey. Honestly, it beats most of the trendy coffee shop matchas out there. If you have the chance, I highly recommend stopping by. Spend some time with a book or your laptop and enjoy everything Caracas Bakery has to offer. read more

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I was definitely expecting more with all the recent social media hype but coffee was fine, nothing . The stand out was the tomate toast. That was actually incredible and would come back over and over for it. We got the roll with the cheese on top and it had like an anise taste to it. Out of four of us nobody liked it at all. Not even a little. read more

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Caracas is a solid/trendy bakery in the Miami area. I came here on a week day and it was surprisingly busy! I really wanted to their Cardamom pastry but that was unfortunately only available on weekends, so I got the Guava Cream Cheese pastry (8.5/10) and the Turkey/Cheese savory pastry (9/10). For my drink, I wanted to order their freshly squeezed orange juice but that also wasn't available lol. I opted for the matcha latte (7/10-way too much milk). 2 menu items not available and no signage to give customers the head up is what made me take a star off. However, I would try Caracas again because so many of their menu items sounds/looks delicious. read more

Caracas Bakery - Matcha latte - Bakeries Near Me - Miami, Florida

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I was recommended this place by my best friend, and I'm glad I came! Everything was so delicious. I ordered the mushroom toast, pan dulce, iced latte, and guava babka (to-go). At first, I was genuinely curious about the mushroom toast (bc it sounds pretty simple but unique - haven't heard or seen a mushroom toast before) and to my surprise, it was soooooo good. Couldn't stop talking about it! The guava babka flavor was good, but it felt a little too sticky/chewy (felt a little under baked); other than that, everything was good. There's a parking area at the front of the store but it can get packed pretty quickly. Also, a great place to do work. Overall, great experience, service, and food. Would definitely come back again! read more

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Caracas Bakery Biscayne is a great neighborhood spot for Venezuelan pastries and coffee. Everything tastes fresh, and you can tell a lot of care goes into the baking. The cachitos, guava pastries, and croissants are standouts, and the coffee pairs perfectly with them. That said, be prepared for crowds. I arrived on a Sunday around noon, waited about 45 minutes in line, and by the time I ordered, roughly a third of the items were already sold out. Service was friendly, but when it's that busy, things do feel a bit rushed. Overall, it's a solid bakery with consistently good food and a lively atmosphere. Definitely worth visiting -- just try to get there earlier if you want the full selection. read more

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"$24 for a 'large' coffee plus two pastries, and my coffee came in a small ($5.00) cup barely halfway full. The staff were outrageously rude and arrogant--sure, their baked bread loaf is good, but this careless, overpriced service is unacceptable. Luckily, there are plenty of other breakfast spots in the neighborhood where you actually get what you pay for, good food, plus real, attentive customer service. I do like to support all my surrounding local businesses, but this one is way too much--too much super ego." read more

Caracas Bakery - Large coffee Served small cip Half way paid 5.00. Total rip-off - Bakeries Near Me - Miami, Florida

Cute spot with great coffee and delicious pastries. The almond croissant was perfect and the people were nice. I'll definitely be back when in the area. read more

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First time at Caracas bakery at this location. Wow the selection of pastries is incredible - much more variety than the doral location which is more of a quick counter pick up. The place was packed on this Sunday afternoon. Surprisingly parking was easy to find. The service was quick and helpful. I asked for my pastries - boureka and apple turnover to be heated and the pastry just melts in your mouth goodness I am in trouble - this dough is so flaky and not greasy! Let's see if the gables location is equally consistent. read more

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The bakery was busy we ordered to go, all the pastries looked amazing. Can't decide what to order! Haha read more

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I met my family member here for lunch and it was one of the best lunches that I've had in a while. The tomato was excellent and very flavorful. You can tell it was natural and nothing more. The bread was nice and toasty. They have many other items and something for everyone. The service it is pretty straight forward, you place your order, get a number and they bring you the food. The bakery was clean and very well lit and they had a lot of sun. Until next time! read more

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Nothing reminds me more of my beloved Caracas than a good cachito. There are many places in Miami that make them, but this one is truly unmatched. read more

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I went back for their honey latte, still a solid 5/5. This time I also tried the ham and cheese cachito. It was okay, but not something I'd order again, more of a 3/5. read more

It was a Saturday morning the first time I came to Caracas Bakery and I gotta be honest, I was so frustrated as it was so busy, I decided to leave and dine somewhere else, just because I didn't want to wait in line. I decided to give them a second chance, this time it was after a beach day early in a Saturday afternoon, there were some empty chairs this time, and it couldn't go any better. I loved it!! I had their flat white, perfectly balanced and with the right intensity coming through, priced pretty competitively. I got to sample their turkey egg croissant and the breakfast sandwich. They were both great, but that breakfast sandwich was next level. I couldn't resist to have a dessert before leaving so I went for the cream Danish, it was delicious. The guava and cheese danish is on my list for next time. All in all, I loved it and will repeat it pretty soon. read more

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Best breakfast in Miami. Live the Ambiance. Staff very friendly. Their Almond Croissant is to die for

Delicious! The tequeños were crispy and delicious, the cachitos were stuffed with ham and cheese, and the eggs on toast were incredible. read more

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Caracas Bakery in MiMo is one of those places that just gets it right. The food? Ridiculously good. From the cachitos to the croissants, everything tastes like it was made with care and a little bit of magic. The service is consistently friendly and efficient even when the place is packed (which it often is). It's no surprise this spot lands on every "Top 10 Bakeries in Miami" list. They've earned it. The vibe is cozy but energetic, and you can tell the team takes pride in what they do. Why not 5 stars? Honestly, it's just that it gets so busy sometimes that finding a seat or getting your order quickly can be a challenge. But that's also part of the charm it's popular for a reason. If you haven't been, go. If you have, you probably already want to go back. Buen provecho! read more

The baked on-premises pastries were large and abundant. The prices were fair and the coffees fresh and well prepared without being too dark or strong. Give it a try when you are in MIMO... read more

Walking into Caracas Bakery on Biscayne is like stepping straight into a little corner of Venezuela--heart first, then stomach. The moment you open the door, you're hit with that unmistakable warmth: the smell of fresh bread, sweet sugar, buttery layers baking to perfection--and a feeling, deep and instant, that says "estás en casa." Let's talk about the coffee first--because wow. It's bold, rich, smooth, and beautifully balanced. You can taste the care in every sip, and it's served with a smile that makes it even better. Perfect on its own, but even more perfect when you pair it with one of their palmeritas. Crispy, delicate, and just the right amount of sweet--they melt in your mouth like a memory from your childhood. And then come the cachitos. Oh. My. God. Pillowy-soft bread, the kind that pulls apart just right, stuffed generously with savory ham. It's that classic Venezuelan breakfast in full glory. Comforting, nostalgic, and deeply satisfying. I could eat three and still want another. The pan dulce is a story of its own--light, flavorful, and made with the kind of love that only abuelitas and master bakers know how to give. Each one different, each one perfect. It's hard to choose just one, so don't. Get them all. You won't regret it. But what truly sets Caracas Bakery apart is the attention and kindness of the staff. From the moment I walked in, I was treated not like a customer, but like a guest. They're warm, patient, and genuinely proud of what they do--and they should be. Every detail, from the thoughtful decor to the layout of the pastry case, is made to make you feel at home. It's more than a bakery--it's an experience. A feeling. A little slice of Caracas right here in Miami. And for those of us who grew up with these flavors, these smells, these sounds, it's pure soul food. I left with a full bag, a full belly, and a full heart. ¡Gracias, Caracas Bakery, por recordarme de dónde vengo, y por hacerlo con tanto sabor y cariño! read more

I had breakfast here during Art Basel 2024, and while the long line was a bit daunting, it made sense--the food was absolutely worth the wait. Every bite was delicious, but unfortunately, the service didn't quite match up. I had the avocado toast with some scrambled eggs. They mixed up our order and took a while to fix it, which I assume was due to how busy they were. I totally get that things can get hectic in a packed restaurant, so I wasn't too upset. Even with the hiccups, the vibe was great, and I'd definitely go back for another round! read more

Caracas Bakery - Avocado Toast - Bakeries Near Me - Miami, Florida

Overcrowded on a Monday (holiday). Took a long time to get food after multiple requests. Went with a group and nobody was willing to return. I ordered a side of bacon. At least they gave me a lot of strips. read more

My pasta dish was wonderful. So was the ambiance and the staff. Can't wait to go back. Told my friends

I consider this a he said/ she said review, because my experience wasn't at the actual store but rather at the EeeeeatsCon food festival. Caracas Bakery and my hours never seem to sync. But when I saw their booth at the festival..I realized I need to put the effort into making my timeframe work. They serve this delicious Shakshuka Foccaccia that is the definition of chef's kiss. It kinda looks like a lasagna but is a light toasted yet airy focaccia bread seasoned with tomato sauce and topped with a yummy runny egg and ricotta cheese. A guava cruffin (croissant & muffin hybrid) with a generous helping of guava jelly and sprinkled powdered sugar gave me a sweet ending. Food like this makes me hope for a time my schedule will sync! read more

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I got several items from this bakery, and some of them were a hit and miss. The Nutella Crawford was OK. It was a little bit hard and some of the other pastries. I got a bit hard. The sourdough bread I got it for my family and it was a great bread to make an avocado toast with but other than that I wasn't really sure how I felt about it and my family thought it was really hard too. I also got the coffee at this place and it was OK. It was nothing too spectacular. I really did like the mushroom toast I got I really liked how they topped it really well with all the mushrooms and it tasted amazing if there's anything I come back for it would be that. The service was pretty good. The line was very long however, it was a little bit slower than I expected. Given the amount of people that work there. The ambience was cool. There was plenty of seating even though that was super full for the Friday before Thanksgiving. read more

TLDR: I really wanted to love this place.. but the service, matcha, and price point...I'd still come back to study but I won't be running. DRINKS Iced Matcha with oat milk: I'd skip on the matcha here. There was still matcha chunks, which means whoever made it didn't know how to make matcha. The matcha quality was also average, judging by the not very green color and taste (though I know oat milk usually dulls down the color). They use Jojo tea matcha. Iced latte with almond milk: $7 a cup is a bit steep, but I'm used to those prices by now. Overall, a pretty standard latte, not something I'd run back for. I was just thankful the color wasn't too light. They use counter culture coffee. FOOD Mushroom toast: this was the highlight of my visit. While is was very yummy and loaded with mushrooms, it IS $17... AMBIANCE Came on a Monday morning around 10:30 and it was SUPER busy but I was able to snag a table after a couple of minutes. The foot traffic died down a bit by the time I left at 2:30, but it was still pretty busy. Just to keep in mind if you're planning to work here. SERVICE This is one of the main reasons why the 3 stars. The person taking orders made me feel like I was inconveniencing him, which was not very pleasant. Also, the servers just don't seem happy, but it might be because of how busy they are. Food and even drink service will take a bit (which is understandable given how busy they are). read more

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While the food is very good (like, really good and correctly priced), I've unfortunately stopped recommending this place because my recent experiences have consistently been negative due to how extremely crowded it gets. The owner really needs to invest in better crowd management. First, they should add a second cashier--right now there's only one, and service is very slow. There's almost always a line, both on weekdays and weekends. Until the owners address this, I can't recommend going. The experience is simply too frustrating, even though the food itself is excellent. read more

totally overpriced for the quantity and the experience on-site. Bear in mind there is a mandatory 12% of tip included for any purchase to go, including for a Surdough bread to go. I asked them to remove that extra fee, they just made fun of me and rejected my request. few month, I ordered a bread to go, they made a mistake on the order preparation, I came back with the wrong item, they never reimburse me or exchange it. I don't know why I came back, but for sure it is my last time. this place is a joke. read more

This is such a cute and cozy spot. I came here on a Sunday morning and it was pretty busy. This is a true Venezuelan bakery with cachitos and other baked goods. I had the Merguez toast and home fries, and was blown away by how tasty it was. It is on the pricey side but you do leave feeling full and satisfied. It's located in a small plaza with limited parking spots. read more

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Cute addition to the neighborhood. Definitely a small place and expect to wait in line especially on the weekends. There's not a lot of tables and there's generally a big rush around 10am. Parking is available right in front. Generally all the food is great. The pasties are pretty amazing. My favorite go to breakfast has to be the Pan con tomate. It's refreshing and the sourdough bread is always baked to perfection. read more

This might be the worst experience I've had in a bakery or breakfast restaurant in Miami. Let's start with how noisy and loud it is. It's impossible to have a conversation without shouting because you can't hear the person next you. This in part because the acoustics are terrible, the employees are rudely loud, and project a lack of deference and consideration for those around them. They had many employees which is great, but they seem badly trained on customer service. It's a shame, we were really looking forward to our visit, instead we ended up leaving and going across the street. read more

He ido en persona y si los venden. Porqué no tienen los Golfeados en el menu?Tampoco me aparecen en uber eats Pueden arreglarlo? read more

It had been a good year since the last time I've been to Caracas Bakery. I can tell you that I was pleasantly surprised by the changes. Caracas Bakery, located at a strip mall off Biscayne Blvd in Mimo, serves contemporary baked goods with a Venezuelan - French fusion flair. It seats perhaps 20 people indoors, in cozy tables. You can see the bakers making bread from the dining space. You order from the counter, from a menu for prepared dishes or from the pastries at the counter. We order the toast+egg Vol 1. Think perfectly toasted sourdough bread, topped with a luscious Japanese style omelette, manchego cheese and chili flakes. Really delicious. We also ordered the nutella cruffin and an apple pastry. All were delicious, and so was the latte and americano we ordered. In summary, excellent baked goods and prepared dishes (the toast was fire!), pleasant ambiance, fair prices and a lively ambiance. Can't go wrong! read more

Caracas Bakery - Toast + Eggs Vol 1 Luscious Japanese style omelette, manchego and chili flakes on a just right toast --- genius! Order this! - Bakeries Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Finally tried this hot spot and get why the line is out the door. Coffee is delish. Pastries on point. But it's all about the pan con tomate. Fresh, simple, and absolutely addictive. Worth the wait! read more

Stopped by Caracas Bakery for takeout with my child and tried a few of their pastries. We got Cachitos, a Nutella cruffin, a Pistachio Croissant, and a Guava Danish. The cachitos were really nice, and the pistachio croissant was definitely a standout -- buttery, flaky, and full of flavor. I wasn't a huge fan of the Danish, but overall, their baked goods are solid. The one downside was the service. It felt a bit rushed, and the person taking my order didn't seem very attentive or welcoming. It gave more of a quick in-and-out vibe rather than a warm bakery experience. That said, for a grab-and-go treat, it's still worth it for the pastries alone. read more

Great place and I am a regular for a latte and the best bacon egg and cheese sandwich in town. I also always loved the broccoli sandwich and had not ordered one in a while so I picked one up today and it was a soggy, oily, sloppy mess. So much for that. Ate half because I was hungry and had paid $20 and now I will throw the other half away. Super disappointing. read more

Caracas Bakery - Broccoli sandwich - Bakeries Near Me - Miami, Florida

My father-in-law, a gourmet (with a hard "t"), told us that Caracas Bakery has the best croissant around. With that rave review, my husband and I knew we had to try it. Parking is extremely difficult in the little strip mall in which it's located. While the interior is decorated in a hip, modern style, tables sit occupied by folks on their laptops who have finished their meals or coffees quite a while ago. The staff is fine, not overly friendly, and not super knowledgeable of the pastries in the case. (When I asked what something was, they told me it was a guava "bampkin." It was a guava babka. But nonetheless, the croissant was delightful, the guava babka - inspired, the ham and cheese cachito - excellent, and the pan con tomate was expertly seasoned. I would come back, but just for take out. read more

Coffee was mid, egg sandwich was kind of mid, not a fan personally of the wet cheesy egg thing, and seating isn't the nicest, tables a bit small. Service was okay, others seemed to enjoy their food. Probably ordered the least savory dish here. Nice crew of employees they seemed like they do care though read more