Drove past this place and decided to give it a try. We ordered through a kiosk and our donuts were…read moreready in about 5minutes, it was pretty cool getting to see them being made !! Powdered donuts were amazing, Absolutely No complaints And my cousin ordered a banana split That looked insane, but tasted amazing! ice cream with crispy warm donuts was a great idea. Inside the store is very clean and colorful with a deep music. Definitely recommend and will return !

This is their first standing location after serving donuts since 2003 and also have a food truck…read more So let's grab a bite starting with milkshakes, I tried the strawberry shortcake milkshake and cookies and cream which are both delicious, piled high and come 3 mini donuts. I also tried a half dozen in the classic cinnamon sugar which is a topping you can add for free (powdered sugar is free as well). And for a little extra ($1.50), I recommend upgrading to a signature flavor like the cookies and cream. If you're not feeling donuts, they also have ice cream and beautiful Slushie scoops. The service is also great and the establishment is very clean. Parking is in the back of the building too!

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.

I didnt expect this delicious dessert to be this good. I walked in here randomly with my girl and a…read morecreme brulee and man i was blown away, there was ice-cream in the bottom. It was amazing

I'll start off by saying the atmosphere is amazing. I love the loose clusters of food trucks with…read moreoutdoor seating. We had the banana and nutella crepe with strawberry, and it was lovely. They put a nice amount of whipped cream on the side as well. I believe my total was around $13-$14 which is definitely pricey for a crepe with nuetella and banana + strawberry but it was filling and a substantial size. I would be inclined to come more frequently if there was a smallerl size. Both for less food waste and at a lower price point. Overall they were nice and the food was tasty! Just wish there was a smaller option!

What a fun stop in Miami during our vacation!! Came here on a whim and am so glad we did…read more First of all - it's extremely rare that a shop like this labels allergens, and as a gluten free gal, I love that it was super clear what I could eat :) The treats were delicious and fresh, and the ambiance was cute/cool. Parking and seating was slightly limited - but it's doable and worth it!

My aunt recommend this place since she loved it the last time she was here…read more They do have a huge variety of popsicles ranging from rich and sweet all the way to fruity and refreshing. I tried their passion fruit one and it was very tasty and refreshing after walking in the Miami sun. Each popsicle costs around $5 and can be more if you add any toppings.

This bakery is local and my favorite, all of the pasteries and breads are fresh. have had almost…read moreevery sandwich from here. I am a tuna girl, so their "Tunisian" was my favorite sandwich until I tried the Countryside Chicken. That says alot since I am so particular about chicken, but this sandwich keeps me coming me back. I also alway get a fresh squeezed OJ.

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.

This stand-alone cookie joint on the west side of NE Second Avenue makes fantastic cookies and so…read moremuch more. Cindy Lou makes the best Key Lime pie to order. It's just the perfect tartness, like it should be, with the traditional graham cracker crust. There are cakes, also. They bake on-site, as you can see by the oven in the middle of everything. They have very friendly service. The location is in Miami's "Little River" (now "Little Haiti") neighborhood.

Cindy Lou's Cookies is the delicious creation of Chef Cindy Kruse, a pastry chef with more than 20…read moreyears of experience creating exceptional desserts. After earning a degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management from Boston University and studying at The Culinary Institute of America, Cindy joined the opening team at Wolfgang Puck's Spago in Las Vegas in 1992. Throughout her impressive career, she has worked alongside renowned chefs including Emeril Lagasse, Charlie Trotter, Charlie Palmer, and Jean-Georges Vongerichten. In 2003, she co-created desserts for the Emmy Awards and later served as Executive Pastry Chef at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach before leading dessert production at Barton G. She has been recognized in publications such as Wine Spectator, Gourmet, People, and Pastry Arts Magazine. Chef Kruse began baking her iconic oversized cookies full-time out of a garage in Coconut Grove in 2012. Five years later, she opened the first Cindy Lou's Cookies bakery in Miami's Little River neighborhood, where she continues to bake treats while also supplying local businesses and restaurants. Parking is available in the lot just south of the building, next door to Vegan Cuban Cuisine. The moment you walk through the door, you're greeted by the most incredible aroma of freshly baked cookies and desserts. I received a warm welcome from the staff and was well taken care of throughout my visit with samples and suggestions. Choosing what to order is no easy task. The display is filled with tempting cookies, bread pudding, cake slices, sweet breads, Rice Krispie treats, mini pies, and other irresistible desserts. I thought I had already made up my mind, but then they started offering samples, which completely changed my decision. In addition to their regular menu, they feature rotating seasonal and limited-time specials. They also serve coffee which is the perfect partner to their rich desserts. I ended up with the Coconut Pecan Chocolate Chip Cookie, the White Chocolate Macadamia Cookie, and the Toffee Bread Pudding. Before visiting Cindy Lou's, bread pudding wouldn't have even made my list of top ten desserts. After just one bite, I had to order it. It was rich, buttery, moist, and unforgettable. The cookies were equally impressive, thick, soft, loaded with flavor, and easily among the best I've ever had. They are on an entirely different level from the typical commercial cookie chains. Thank goodness Cindy Lou's Cookies isn't closer to where I live, or I'd probably be diabetic. However I'll definitely be stopping back the next time I'm in the area. After all, a balanced diet is one cookie in each hand!

Really good ice cream. Got 2 scoops, the Jenny from the block and a chocolate flavor…read more Cool vibe.

According to owner and hip hop DJ Ari Kalimi "Mr. Kream is a hip-hop ice cream shop and it's…read morelocated in Wynwood and basically, we are combining all the elements of hip-hop into an ice cream shop." All of the ice cream are named for hip hop artists and album titles including their most popular flavor, a 2 Live Crew inspired 2 Live Blue, which is Oreo cookie, cookie dough, blue vanilla ice cream. The floor is decorated with a rap walk of fame and the walls with hip hop graffiti. You can next level your scoops with edible spray paint, candy, pastries, soda, and even alcohol. Besides ice cream they sell pizza and hot dogs. On weekends, Mr. Kream has a live DJ and they're open until 3 a.m. They pride themselves on not just giving you ice cream, but an entire experience. I think the experience was what was lacking when my friend and I ducked in here for a cool treat after walking around a blazing hot Wynwood. I didn't know anything about Mr. Kream before entering the store but I figured out the hip hop theme quickly. Our server wasn't the friendliest and we may have tried out something new if she had been more welcoming. I ended up with a small scoop of watermelon sorbet that while refreshing was over priced at over $7. It was while I was eating that I noticed they had limoncello with lemon sorbet for a reasonable sounding $13.50. Maybe I should of had my watermelon sorbet splashed with vodka, The more I started reading the menu, the more interesting it seemed, especially the alcohol side of the menu. I don't feel like I enjoyed the whole Mr. Kream experience but I would give them another shot.

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!

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