We stopped by for a small colada. It was easy to pull up with pathing along the street and we got…read moreour coffee. There are a few seats available to sit for a few minutes. The staff was nice.

Coffe tasted great . Street parking . One little step to come in store. Variety of pastries …read more Seating area inside and restroom . Family friendly. Fast service .

The bread is not authentic Italian . The bakery style is more Latin American pan dulce style or…read moreFactura type. The Pistachio filling is clumpy and not tasty at all Overall very limp and stale

If you are looking for a true, authentic Italian pasticceria experience, PISTACCHIO pane e caffe is…read morean absolute masterpiece. From the second you walk through the door, the aroma of freshly baked artisanal bread and premium espresso lets you know you're in for something special. The star of the show is, without a doubt, anything with their signature pistachio filling. The croissants and filled brioches are legendary--perfectly flaky and crisp on the outside, pillowy soft on the inside, and packed with a rich, authentic pistachio flavor that isn't overwhelmingly sweet. Pair any of their masterfully crafted pastries with a perfectly pulled espresso, and you have the ultimate morning ritual. The atmosphere is warm, inviting, and the service is incredibly attentive. They have rightfully earned their stellar reputation. I will be coming back again and again

LA Suzia Brunch & Bakery is the cutest little spot--pastries that look like they were plucked…read morestraight from a French bakery . It's a small, quaint coffee shop, but it's full of charm and flair. I tried the pain croissant and the guava & cheese pastry, and both were absolutely delicious--flaky, buttery, and perfectly balanced. I paired them with an iced hazelnut coffee, which was smooth and not overly sweet, just the way I like it. The service was excellent--very friendly and welcoming--which made the experience even better. If you're looking for a cozy brunch or coffee stop with beautiful pastries and great vibes, this place is definitely worth a visit.

Sweet little spot hidden away from all the hustle and bustle of Brickell on a Saturday afternoon…read more Their iced teas and lemonades were great along with their gluten free almond cookies. Cute spot good service.

A French Hidden Gem Worth Discovering…read more By pure chance, I took a different route home today and stumbled upon this charming little French bakery, spotless, elegant, and truly welcoming. It's run by Antoine, who was incredibly kind and polite , he even gave us a little extra of their delicious tarragon sauce to take home! The service was handled by a group of young women who were beautiful, friendly, and professional. One of them even recommended the ciabatta when I was about to change the bread , and I'm so glad she did! The chicken sandwich was spectacular: fresh, airy ciabatta, a divine tarragon sauce, and perfectly seasoned chicken salad with walnuts and cranberries. My daughter had the salmon croissant , crispy, buttery, and unexpectedly perfect. Everything was exquisite, from the flavors to the service. A true culinary gem I'd recommend 100%!

I hate leaving bad reviews, but this one didn't sit right with me. Paid $24 for breakfast (not…read moreincluding tip) and just didn't sit right for me to pay that much and not love it. I'm not usually picky about eggs at all, but these were undercooked, actually ended up leaving most of them, which is rare for me. The bread came out dry too, no butter, no oil, had to ask for it separately, which shouldn't even be a thing at this price point. Overall, just a very mediocre breakfast for something that ended up being around $20+. The pastries actually looked really good, but I didn't have any more funds to try them after already spending that much on eggs and a coffee. Only thing that saved it a bit was the coffee, it was good but very disappointed on paying that much for the breakfast I had. Not the worst meal I've had, but definitely not worth what I paid.

Whenever I visit Miami Beach, I make a stop at Moises Bakery. If you are looking for empanadas,…read morecheesecake, croissants, cookies, etc. this is the place to go. They have three tables inside and a few outside if you want to eat in. Alot of people take items to go. The service is great!!

The beef and chicken empanada had so much flavor. I don't know what exactly that fried ball was but…read moresome kind of mashed potato. Perfect snacks to pick up on the way to the beach.

Last week every morning, we'd check out a different coffee shop and our usual order always included…read morecroissants 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!

I had a really good experience at this bakery! I had an iced cafe con leche which was smooth and…read moredelicious. 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.

BG offers fresh food and a good variety of desserts. I picked up some empanadas and they were very…read morefresh and had a good filling. I had a corn empanada and a spinach empanada, both filled me up. I also got cachitos de manteca, or mini sweet croissants, and they were doughy and thick, also very fresh. They have lots of sandwiches, I may get a sandwich croissant next time. The desserts also looked amazing, I am thinking of picking some desserts for these holiday parties.

This is a great bakery! The ambiance is nice. The service is always great and the food is…read moredelicious! The sandwiches the miga are really tasty, and all of the desserts are also good. I have to go back to try more of the food here.

I would gladly take off a star because of how claustrophobic this place could be, and how…read moredisorganized everything is. Nothing is labeled, the place is cramped, half of the display faces the street, the other half is inside the bakery. It is a royal mess. But if I were to focus on this, I may be called a diva. On to the good stuff: the breads are amazing, the cookies are amazing, the pastries are amazing, and the staff is extremely nice. If it wasn't for the staff, this place could be overlooked. Note: we ate some things without taking pictures, they looked so good we couldn't wait.

I was in the Miami area to check out the art installation at Faena Beach for Miami Art Week…read more Whenever I'm in the area, I always check bookmarked spots I want to check out. Decided to hit up True Loaf which was close by. True Loaf is located in Sunset Harbor next to Tequiztlan Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar. Also two spots down from Maman which is one of my fave bakeries. I stopped into True Loaf to scope out their selections. The young lady at the front was nice, I didn't get her name. This spot is more of a bakery with a huge kitchen area and limited space to order or sit. They had a few patio tables outside but no sitting area inside. Quick order and go kind of space. They had a display of food options in the front window and ordering area. I also didn't see a menu or labels for the pastries so it was hard to decide what I wanted. I was going by visuals of what they still had available. I ended up getting a canelé. And let me tell you, they made a quite perfect canelé with the crispy exterior and custardy interior. Each canelé costs $5. I knew a nice bakery like this would make a good canelé. You can just tell. I would come back to try some of the other items including the croissants, sandwiches, basque cheesecake and pastries! Cute spot. Happy I found this.