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This place used to have amazing empanadas but now the filling is just ONIONS. I bought one of each and all of them had gigantic onions. There was no chicken, no beef, no nothing it was just onions. Even the taste was horrible because it taste like just onions. I used to love their empanadas. Oh! And now they charge you for the sauce $2!! I just throw them away because they were really bad
A perfect place to try pastries and baked goods from all over the world! We tried 7 different empanadas and pastries! They were super friendly and helpful. Everything was in Spanish on the menu. She took the time to explain options and make recommendations! Over the top customer service and delicious food!
The croissant absolutely melted in my mouth after being toasted for a moment it was the perfect temperature and the cheese with string with one bite. The traditional coffee here is shareable and has the best taste. This is the only place I'll ever get black coffee from. My dad shared with some locals walking up the street, and it added to such a beautiful ambience to the shop being on street side. The service was so fast and they really made sure you were taken care of.
This place is great. Yes, it's a bit small and can get very busy and crowded, but the folks that work there do a good job of noticing who is next to be served. They have a large selection of bakery goodness. The prices aren't too bad either. I always get a cafe con leche sin azucar and a couple ham croquetas and cheese empanadas because those are my must-haves at any Latin bakery in Miami. Then I like to just go buck wild and point at a couple things that I don't know what they are and try them out. I have never been disappointed with my random choices. If it has custard in it, it's gonna be good here.
Tasty Bakery. After landing in Miami last night and checked into my hotel on July 4th, I was hungry after watching the fireworks. Walked around for a bit to see where I can find a late night snack, but there were so many people everywhere that some places didn't have enough open seating and I saw Moises across the street. "Hey, this place doesn't look busy, maybe I'll grab something quick." The moment I walked into the bakery, I can smell the sweet, delicious aroma. I knew this had to be a great place. My eyes caught the sight of those meat stuffed bakery, I knew I can not just get one but when I got helped I literally told the older gentleman worker (He looked like the owner and he does look like a Moises) that I wanted one each of all those bakery. Well, after filling up the first box, he said he'll get a second box for the rest, but I declined only because I didn't feel like walking around carrying boxes, so I asked him to just leave it as it is and I'll just take whatever he put in the box of bakery for me. I also got a freebie bun and that was a delicacy. So yummy! This was so worth my first meal of the day after a long day of flying from the West Coast to East Coast and time difference.
I love this bakery. Friendly staff, fast service and there's a lot of good bread and pastries to choose from. They also serve freshly squeezed orange juice, perfect for this scorching hot Miami weather! Always fresh, and reasonably priced. Check it out!
Got sweet bread and croissants to go. So cheap and delicious. Waking in - was serviced right away and let them know I was picking up to go order. Immediately, they grabbed the bag and I was on my way. I feel like one half of sweet bread I would pay like $6 at Starbucks for. So to have the afternoon treat for less than $1 a piece was insane! Id go all the time if I lived in Miami. So fresh and delicious and perfect for my coffee at home. Friendly staff at counter too. I wish I took better pics but we ate it so quickly!
Moises Bakery, another gem located in the Miami Beach area. This location bakes daily delicious breads, croissants, pastries, cakes, cookies and they also serve hot beverages that include coffee, tea, juices and sodas. The pastries were wonderful, it took a little bit of time to decide because all of the great amount of choices. Service is friendly and the bakery is full all the time so if a line is found outside, the wait is worth it. We ordered two coffees, two small alfajores, one piece of sweet bread and also one croissant. Everything was delicious. The croissant texture was beautiful, soft and very creamy. One small suggestion for this bakery will be to add names tags on the pastries, this will make the experience easier when ordering. Hoping they bring back the Portugues pastries soon!
Such a delicious wonderful Venezuelan bakery That was next to the best pizza place called collins pizza. I really enjoyed my dessert it was different and extremely flavorful. I was very impressed with the customer service because the workers were very knowledgeable about what was good for Americans taste buds vs other items. I highly recommend and will be coming back my next visit My fav was the Tres de leche ! like out of this world delicious
In the mood for Venezuelan style pastries and food then Moises bakery is the place for you. Hard to find parking cause it's located on Collins but we'll worth stopping in for some Venezuelan style food. The service is good and the ambiance is typical for a place that offers different types of food and pastries. I had the pabellon arepa which is arepa stuffed with beans, shredded beef, swat plantains and cheese.
Off the charts fantastic...this is a Venezuelan bakery with very authentic and very good specialty items. It does't look like much from the street, just a little small storefront place with 3-4 tables outside and 2 inside, but WOW the food is good. I've literally never had anything here I did not like. Almost the entire menu I have tried at one point or the other, since it's close to home. Personal favorites are spinach empanadas, quesillo (Venezuelan flan, slightly more caramel custard) and coffee with arequipe. Arequipe is more or less dulce de leche caramel syrup. Used as a sweetener for coffee it's amazing. The staff here are such upbeat neighborhood fixtures it's hard not to smile going in, even on a bad day. They were funny and engaging from the very first time I walked into the place. First visit the cashier laughed and said "oh it's pronounced Moyz-ez" (I had missed clues everywhere and had been saying Moy-shuh like in Hebrew)...
Whenever I visit Miami Beach, I make a stop at Moises Bakery. If you are looking for empanadas, cheesecake, 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!! read more
This Venezuelan bakery on Collins was my stop last night after the Full Moon party. Though it is also a bakery where you can buy pastries, coffee and other assorted snacks, they have tables outside and inside. I believe they also sell savory sandwiches and burgers. As it were, the lively sounds of music and domino players on the sidewalk. They have a nice variety of pastries both fluffy (cheesecakes) and crunchy (tequenos). My tasty cheesecake did indeed have a blueberry topping, and maraschino cherries embedded in the base for a sweet combination of flavors. The cafecito was strong enough, considering that I have a tolerance to it, that I was up till 3 AM. read more
2 months ago
This place used to have amazing empanadas but now the filling is just ONIONS. I bought one of each and all of them had gigantic onions. There was no chicken, no beef, no nothing it was just onions. Even the taste was horrible because it taste like just onions. I used to love their empanadas. Oh! And now they charge you for the sauce $2!! I just throw them away because they were really bad read more
4 months ago
A perfect place to try pastries and baked goods from all over the world! We tried 7 different empanadas and pastries! They were super friendly and helpful. Everything was in Spanish on the menu. She took the time to explain options and make recommendations! Over the top customer service and delicious food! read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
The croissant absolutely melted in my mouth after being toasted for a moment it was the perfect temperature and the cheese with string with one bite. The traditional coffee here is shareable and has the best taste. This is the only place I'll ever get black coffee from. My dad shared with some locals walking up the street, and it added to such a beautiful ambience to the shop being on street side. The service was so fast and they really made sure you were taken care of. read more
7 months ago
3 years ago
This place is great. Yes, it's a bit small and can get very busy and crowded, but the folks that work there do a good job of noticing who is next to be served. They have a large selection of bakery goodness. The prices aren't too bad either. I always get a cafe con leche sin azucar and a couple ham croquetas and cheese empanadas because those are my must-haves at any Latin bakery in Miami. Then I like to just go buck wild and point at a couple things that I don't know what they are and try them out. I have never been disappointed with my random choices. If it has custard in it, it's gonna be good here. read more
1 year ago
Tasty Bakery. After landing in Miami last night and checked into my hotel on July 4th, I was hungry after watching the fireworks. Walked around for a bit to see where I can find a late night snack, but there were so many people everywhere that some places didn't have enough open seating and I saw Moises across the street. "Hey, this place doesn't look busy, maybe I'll grab something quick." The moment I walked into the bakery, I can smell the sweet, delicious aroma. I knew this had to be a great place. My eyes caught the sight of those meat stuffed bakery, I knew I can not just get one but when I got helped I literally told the older gentleman worker (He looked like the owner and he does look like a Moises) that I wanted one each of all those bakery. Well, after filling up the first box, he said he'll get a second box for the rest, but I declined only because I didn't feel like walking around carrying boxes, so I asked him to just leave it as it is and I'll just take whatever he put in the box of bakery for me. I also got a freebie bun and that was a delicacy. So yummy! This was so worth my first meal of the day after a long day of flying from the West Coast to East Coast and time difference. read more
3 years ago
I love this bakery. Friendly staff, fast service and there's a lot of good bread and pastries to choose from. They also serve freshly squeezed orange juice, perfect for this scorching hot Miami weather! Always fresh, and reasonably priced. Check it out! read more
Got sweet bread and croissants to go. So cheap and delicious. Waking in - was serviced right away and let them know I was picking up to go order. Immediately, they grabbed the bag and I was on my way. I feel like one half of sweet bread I would pay like $6 at Starbucks for. So to have the afternoon treat for less than $1 a piece was insane! Id go all the time if I lived in Miami. So fresh and delicious and perfect for my coffee at home. Friendly staff at counter too. I wish I took better pics but we ate it so quickly! read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Moises Bakery, another gem located in the Miami Beach area. This location bakes daily delicious breads, croissants, pastries, cakes, cookies and they also serve hot beverages that include coffee, tea, juices and sodas. The pastries were wonderful, it took a little bit of time to decide because all of the great amount of choices. Service is friendly and the bakery is full all the time so if a line is found outside, the wait is worth it. We ordered two coffees, two small alfajores, one piece of sweet bread and also one croissant. Everything was delicious. The croissant texture was beautiful, soft and very creamy. One small suggestion for this bakery will be to add names tags on the pastries, this will make the experience easier when ordering. Hoping they bring back the Portugues pastries soon! read more
Such a delicious wonderful Venezuelan bakery That was next to the best pizza place called collins pizza. I really enjoyed my dessert it was different and extremely flavorful. I was very impressed with the customer service because the workers were very knowledgeable about what was good for Americans taste buds vs other items. I highly recommend and will be coming back my next visit My fav was the Tres de leche ! like out of this world delicious read more
3 years ago
In the mood for Venezuelan style pastries and food then Moises bakery is the place for you. Hard to find parking cause it's located on Collins but we'll worth stopping in for some Venezuelan style food. The service is good and the ambiance is typical for a place that offers different types of food and pastries. I had the pabellon arepa which is arepa stuffed with beans, shredded beef, swat plantains and cheese. read more
Off the charts fantastic...this is a Venezuelan bakery with very authentic and very good specialty items. It does't look like much from the street, just a little small storefront place with 3-4 tables outside and 2 inside, but WOW the food is good. I've literally never had anything here I did not like. Almost the entire menu I have tried at one point or the other, since it's close to home. Personal favorites are spinach empanadas, quesillo (Venezuelan flan, slightly more caramel custard) and coffee with arequipe. Arequipe is more or less dulce de leche caramel syrup. Used as a sweetener for coffee it's amazing. The staff here are such upbeat neighborhood fixtures it's hard not to smile going in, even on a bad day. They were funny and engaging from the very first time I walked into the place. First visit the cashier laughed and said "oh it's pronounced Moyz-ez" (I had missed clues everywhere and had been saying Moy-shuh like in Hebrew)... read more
3 years ago
2 years ago
The alfajores and the chocolate croissants are just so delicious! The friendly service makes going there so enjoyable too. read more
7 years ago
This is not a fancy bakery, is a small place in Collins ave, but everything is made there and absolutely delicious. First cachitos in Miami that are like authentic Venezuelan cachitos. I also tried the golfeaos with cheese which are like a cinnamon bun... they were so soft from a recently made pastry and savory. They also have a lot of latin sweets and candy that you can buy there. This was my first time but absolutely not my last read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
What a cute little bakery next to our Airbnb. The smell coming through the door is amazing. The staff was so friendly and they had so many pastry selections. The almond croissant was so good. read more
2 years ago
This place is a really solid, latin bakery spot! Giving it 4 stars for the quality and selection. The empanadas are good, not mind blowing like the ones at Buenos Aires (few blocks down). But that's just my opinion! The space itself is quite small but there are tables to eat inside and this place is open late! read more
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We stopped here 2x while on a trip to Miami. We looked it up before going so it was already on our radar. These were the best empanadas we've ever had! I liked the Chilean green Chile chicken one. The beef was also so good! This was perfect to bring back to the hotel for a snack! Great option as a pack and take to the beach snack or lunch! read more
4 years ago
5 years ago
Love this place. The chocolate croissants are the best I've ever had. So soft, and full of chocolate inside. The service is very good and the prices are affordable. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
Stopped in to Moises Bakery tonight for a sweet treat. It's a small little bakery, reminds me of a locals place. Clean, welcoming and very busy! The employees were very attentive to the customers and also kept tabs on who was next. The selection of pastries, filled breads; empanadas, rolls and the deli section was abundant. I wasn't familiar with Venezuelan pastries so I tried something new. It was like a sweet sugar sprinkled bread stuffed with a delicious cream. Luciano was my server and she was extremely pleasant to speak with. I also had a small croissant that was topped with a delicious cream. If you enjoy pastries of all kinds, breads of all types stuffed with creams fruits or meats than you must put this quaint little spot on your list. You will not be disappointed! Though we are visiting I will be back for last bite before we fly out. Again thank you Luciano for great customer service! read more
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7310 Collins Ave
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