I drive from homestead for these patties. They are always fresh and delicious. The Haitian bread is…read moreperfection. I will tell you to pack your patience, they are always packed.

SLOPPY in Broward. I wish that I could give zero stars. This place used to be a staple in our…read morecommunity, our pride and joy. They used to prepare freshly hot Haitian bread with an irresistible aroma that you could find nowhere else. The patties were delicious and second to none. But since they stopped baking them their signature way, that place has been declining quicker than quick sand, and there's no reason to tolerate the outrageous wait times and their bad attitudes anymore. Also I constantly used to see people fuss because they placed their orders online and only for them to have the customer wait in line while they prepare it. SO UNPROFESSIONAL! I strongly suspect that their kitchen equipment does not work and they get the food someplace else then bring it in bulk through the back. I say this because the patties and bread are not hot anymore yet the wait times are still intolerable. DISGRACE. Don't waste your time with these clowns. Go to Family Pompano Bakery instead.

Plenty of people recommended this place to me saying this is the best Jamaican patties in Broward,…read moreso I wanted to find out for myself. I ordered two spicy chicken patties and one beef patty with one coco bread ofc. The coco bread was the softest I've ever had and It tasted amazing. The spicy chicken wasn't too spicy but super flavorful. There was plenty of filling too. The beef patty was super tasty also and I enjoyed it very much. People also recommended trying their pineapple juice. Now whether it's homemade or not I couldn't tell but it was so refreshing and complimented the meal perfectly. I've tried a lot of different Jamaican patty restaurants and I believe Hammonds bakery is up there with the best of them. Highly recommend trying this place.

I live in another State and went to Hammond's Bakery, bought some items and ordered and paid for 2…read moredozen patties. This was on the Wednesday,patties were to be picked up on the Saturday at 11.00am. I arrived there on the Saturday at 12.45pm. Was told that the patties were not done, he was surprised to see me! Keep in mind I'm leaving for the airport later on that Saturday. I was to receive them frozen, but he said he would have them ready in a couple of hours. I asked about compensation for my extreme inconvenience,and he laughed. I then went to my vehicle, immediately returned to the store and told him I wanted a refund on the cocktail patties. Which he did. I have been going there for years, no more. Also, the store is very rundown. The sign in front is almost illegible. Inside, is very rundown also. Needs painting and cleaning up. Fixtures etc are outdated and very old looking. I only wonder how the back looks where I guess the food is prepared. Very disappointing.

I've been looking for a good Jamaican restaurant for the longest near my job . Finally stumbled…read moreupon this place on google and read the reviews . So when I went here I told the guy at the register this is my first time I hope it's good . Let's just say we all know MOST Jamaican food places when you order oxtails they count the oxtails and give you very little oxtails . Oh no not this place , they load your plate up and everything is so fresh ! The food was delicious . I even got a patty to eat on the drive because I was hungry . The patty was delicious as well . Don't believe me look at the picture I included will most definitely be back . I highly recommend !

4.5 STARS Being…read moreJamaican has its perks, for instance Jamaican's were voted the 3rd coolest Nationality in the world http://cnn.it/1n5tYlX . Famous Jamaicans like Usain Bolt Shelly Anne-Fraser and Marcus Garvey have made Jamaica to be known in some of the most remote places in the world. Jamaica is also famous for producing the worlds highest grade coffee(Blue Mountain coffee) and "Marijuana". But dubiously being Jamaican also has it's annoyances, for example you always have some suspected Devry graduate who think all Jamaican's are Rastafarians. Then you have the geniuses who assume all Jamaican's smoke marijuana. Then most annoyingly you always have at least one Jack-tard who ask's a Jamaican, " what does bumble-claude mean?" But nothing encapsulates being Jamaican more than the Jamaican Patty, a delicious simple spicy empanada like juicy pastry that has proliferated around the world to become Jamaica's self-appointed honorary consul. Hotpie doesn't disappoint, but let me preface with this, no Jamaican bakery outside of Jamaica can make pattys like in Jamaica. But Hotpie comes as close as your going to get in South Florida in getting a delicious tasting patty. Trust me if you try a "Juici" or "Tastee" brand patty in Jamaica you'll feel like you're on cloud 9. Hotpie is located on the same block as Airport Economy Parking off of Anglers ave. Look for the Jamaican-like sign, this sign is so typical of the signs you see in Jamaica. http://bit.ly/1mEYMKA There's only two ways someone is going to find out about Hotpie, by word of mouth or yelp. Why? Because they are located in a commercial area way off the beaten path. But I like the location, because unlike the patty shops in Lauderhill and Miami, I don't see any of the typical local ragamuffin's or other undesirables frequenting the place. A majority of the people patronizing Hotpie are people who work in the vicinity. Pattys offered: $1.50/each. Spicy Beef, Mild Beef, Curry Chicken, Jerk Chicken & Vegetable Patty. They also serve a daily changing menu. http://bit.ly/1mEYinO http://bit.ly/1mEYkMd http://bit.ly/1mEYmno Some of the menu items are Curry Chicken, Brown Stew Chicken, Fried Chicken, Ox-tail, Curry Shrimp, Red Pea Soup, Tuna Wrap. Jerk Wrap, Jerk Chicken, BBQ Ribs And Chicken Soup etc. Prices are between $5 and $9. They also sell commercial drinks as well as delicious in house made juices like Ginger Pineapple, Pina Colada, Lemonade and Sorrell etc. So far I've tried the jerk, chicken & vegetable pattys, all three of them were juicy and full of flavor. What I love about these pattys is unlike most of the patty shops in the tri-county area, they don't give you heartburn or sit in your stomach for hours on end. http://bit.ly/1mEZeZf 4 STARS The food here is delicious! I really enjoy it. I've had the Curry Shrimp, Brown stew Chicken and Curry chicken. Of the three I enjoyed the Curry shrimp the most, Curry Chicken second and brown stew chicken third. All three dishes were delicious, spicy and robust. Everything is cooked daily, so there's no refrigerated microwaved left overs from the previous day. 4.5 STARS ++there about 7 parking spaces in the front, but you can also park in the back of the building if it gets to crowded. ++they wholesale frozen pattys ++they take all CC's -- this is really a takeout facility as there are only two tables in the back if you wish to dine in

FLAKY PATTIES ARE HERE !!!…read more Anticipated this Haitian bakery for several months after reading enticing Yelp reviews. Ample parking surrounds the small free standing building. The business name is painted in chipping bright red against the light brown front wall with a phone number missing its first digit. The small illuminated neon "Open" sign hanging next to the front door was a welcoming sight with a steady flow of hungry customers. No fancy decor inside but the scent of baked goods was evident. Simple drip coffee was offered but no espresso machine observed. Noticed a tray of huge "fried" beef patties (resembled empanadas with stunning rope pinched edges) in the front display case. Each patty had a different contour which was a common trait of a fresh product. They were $5.00 each but pleasantly oversized. I peered at the "baked" patties against the back wall and inquired on the pricing. The owner said $1.50 each and I was shocked and instantly ordered one with a thick homemade banana bread also for $1.50 as dessert. The owner said that this is what we offer and charge at a family owned local small business. There is no inside seating or a public bathroom - strictly take out only. I sat in my car and enjoyed the flaky patty and lightly spiced beef. For dessert the thick dense banana bread was moist with a pungent banana taste. Definately based on the low prices and receptive flavors, it is the perfect bakery to pick up a case of patties and surprise your office co-workers or just grab a quick snack on the run.

Came across this spot on accident The ambiance is very…read moreplain inside and straight to the point lol They make Pattie's order and be on your way. Ordered: 2 Beef patty 2 Chicken patty 2 banana bread 1 passion fruit juice Only spent $12 so very well priced. Beef was by far the best. Flavor and filling was perfect with a kick to it and the pastry was crispy and warm. So inviting The chicken was not as good the pastry was too thick and not cooked enough for my liking. The filling was such a small amount I gave most of it to my dogs bc it was just undercooked pastry. The banana bread is soooooo yummy! Definitely eat it with some milk. It's the kind of banana bread your abuela would make you. Passion fruit juice was flavorful but a bit to sweet for me so I added some water and it was perfect. All in all a good spot would only come back for the beef patty and banana bread if I'm in the room

Stopped by Pinterest Bakery because I was in the mood for a café con leche and some Cuban pastries…read more The café con leche was good! I'm still searching for that PERFECT café con leche that tastes like the one I grew up drinking, but this one came pretty close. The pastelitos were delicious--nice and flaky on the outside and generously stuffed on the inside, just how they should be! Service was great as well, and they have so many amazing-looking things on the menu that I still want to try. I'll definitely be back to explore more of what they have!

I've been here three times in the same week, I hope that stands for something. I've missed cuban…read morebakeries since moving further away from miami. First time we ordered the El Jefe and the El Popeye subbed the spinach croqueta with de la casas. Both sandwiches were a little dry but delicious nonetheless. The next two visits I got the El Popeye no substitutions and let me just say, the spinach croquetas are definitely better in the sandwich rather than the larger de la casa ones in the first El Popeye I ordered. It gives the sandwich some extra moisture. Fried chicken empanadas were so flavorful. The place + kitchen is very clean.

TasteRite has been one of my favorite go to bakeries for specialty patties. I honestly almost don't…read morewant to write the review because we want to keep it to ourselves. Some of the best Ackee Loaf, Ackee patty, veggie patty and callaloo Loaf around. The service is always top notch (not like other places we have visited) the staff is always super friendly, helpful and fast. This is a take out type of place. For big orders I recommend calling ahead.

Horrible custom service. The employees act like they work for free and you are bothering them by…read moreshopping here. I come often and the patties are great but the service makes it hard to enjoy. I just ordered a patty. It's 9:37 in the morning. They open at 9:30 and the lady servicing me was too lazy to put my ice cold drink in a separate bag with my nice hot baked patty so you smashed my cold drink up next to my patty. How much does a bag cost? When did it cross your mind that it would be a good idea to put both of these items together? it's 9:37am and you open at 9:30am. Are you already tired of the customers? It's like all your workers wake up annoyed at the customers and job. The worst part about it these aren't some new teenybopper 18 year employees most of you look old enough to have children and should know better and act more professionally.

Great pita bread, always fresh. Prices are reasonable and different flavors are available.read more

When you want a combo platter of Mediterranean dips like tahini (ground sesame seed paste), baba…read moreganoush (smoked eggplant and tahini) and hummus (pureed garbanzo beans, tahini, garlic, lemon, olive oil and sumac) you likely go to a restaurant. That's because most people don't make these at home and supermarkets don't sell anything worth buying. This is why you go to Pita Pan - or at least I do! I recently stopped in to get these dips and garlicy sliced beets, Moroccan eggplant dip, sliced red cabbage and olives. They have a refrigerated case near the entry door that has short and tall clear square containers of these and more. The top of the counter has platters of fresh bourekas (small puff pastry pies filled with veggies and/or meats). So as soon as you walk in, your imagination has you consuming a variety of deliciousness! But don't stop there - go to the back of this small store and pick up a fresh pack of pita bread. Often I see steam in the plastic bags because this store bakes the pita! They also have spice-topped pita (zaatar - sesame seed, sumac and thyme) and pita chips too. I usually have to stop myself from getting more packs - why freeze them when I can just stop by and get more fresh bread? Especially because nothing is better than dragging a torn piece of fresh, soft pita across a mound of baba ganoush! I tried the popular Bamba peanut flavored puffs from this store a while ago and was hooked for months. They keep the Bamba next to the bread - don't say I didn't warn you that they are beyond addictive. They offer dry goods and freezer entrees too. I prefer to buy fresh so I haven't purchased their frozen foods. They have baked goods in containers but they haven't baked them and I don't need a big container of cookies, alone with me on the ride home, so I haven't purchased them. I'm happy with their dips, salads and bread. And their warm, welcoming greeting each time I stop by. The owner is a very kind man and the people in the shop have similar demeanor. I like shopping here and love their food.

Delicious, Fresh, Beautiful, products.....very clean, friendly and efficient. So fortunate to…read morefinally have a yummy kosher bakery in Boca Raton, once again. Monika Feiss

We love the bakery, the breads are great....but more than great are the bourekasim, they are really…read moreaddictive. This is not a dopey, national chain that won't open the door for you a couple of minutes before official opening time. If you get there and ask for something special, they will always try to flex and make you happy. Don't be lazy and buy your baked goods from a local market, these guys bake fresh all day long, amazing.