The bakery is delicous-- the pandebonos, the pan de queso and buñuelos estaba ricos I want to try more food .. and some of the empanadas .... looked really good. The service was great-- she was really friendly read more

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The food here is pretty good, but the service ruined it. The cashier asked me to tip just for getting takeout. After I paid, she asked, "Why didn't you tip?" When I explained that it was a takeout order and no service was being provided, she looked at me angrily and said goodbye. I won't be coming back here. People need to understand that tipping is voluntary. Also, $27 for a coffee and a calentado breakfast is straight robbery. read more

Food is amazing but the service did not do it for me. Went in with the family and had a big order, they don't call the orders by name so they'll just yell out whatever food is ready. I went by and picked up what I thought was my food but was someone else's then was accused of having extras of the meal as the "cook" put the extra plate it on my table and the other person who actually ordered picked it up. She tried to charge me for an extra plate and she started yelling inside of the store saying "I know what I gave you" along with other things . Eventually, the other worker at the front cleared up the issue and nobody apologized. Will not be ordering or eating inside the establishment again. read more

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WOW. Hands down the best arepas I have ever had. They were so thick and fluffy and the flavor was perfect. The chicken empanadas were also great, amazing crisp and flavor. The service was great as well, and the ambiance felt like we were in an authentic Hispanic bakery, which I loved. It was warm and inviting and the food was delicious. read more

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Very disappointing experience. I went in with my kids to buy pandebonos and a few Colombian snacks for my family. We were inside for about 10 minutes and were never acknowledged. At one point, a waiter looked directly at us and then walked away, pretending to do something else. While we were still waiting, two other customers walked in after us, and a man behind the counter immediately went to take their order. It was uncomfortable enough that even the other customer appeared to notice what had happened. I am Colombian as well, but it felt like assumptions were made based on appearance. No one greeted us, told us they'd be right with us, or offered any explanation. I don't usually jump to conclusions or assume racism, but in this situation it's very hard to see what else it could have been. Respectful service should be extended to everyone, especially families. Experiencia muy decepcionante. Entré con mis hijos para comprar pandebonos y algunos snacks colombianos para mi familia. Estuvimos dentro aproximadamente 10 minutos y nadie nos atendió ni nos reconoció. En un momento, una de las meseras nos miró directamente y luego se fue, fingiendo estar ocupado. Mientras seguíamos esperando, entraron otros dos clientes después de nosotros y un hombre detrás del mostrador fue inmediatamente a tomarles el pedido. La situación fue tan incómoda que incluso el otro cliente pareció notarlo. También soy colombiano, pero sentí que se hicieron suposiciones basadas en la apariencia. Nadie nos saludó, nadie nos dijo que esperáramos ni nos dio ninguna explicación. Normalmente no soy de asumir racismo, pero en este caso es difícil pensar que haya sido otra cosa. El buen servicio debería ofrecerse a todos por igual, especialmente a las familias. read more

Nestled in a small shopping center right off the palmetto. Family owned and operated. The sweetest owners. Fresh food! Make a quick stop for some pastelitos or have a sit down breakfast! Don't forget to try their Pan De Bono ;) read more

We went to this place and were not expecting it to be as amazing as it was. The empanadas and frankly everything else we ordered was great. Can't wait to go back! read more

My mom was craving some empanadas during our errands run today. She's always liked the meat empanadas from this location. We ordered 4 meat and 1 cheese empanadas. The chees3 was okay..very greasy and the dough was not crispy, like I've had them before. The best think i had was the guava pandebono...love it more every time i have it! read more

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One of the best pan de bon's you'll ever have! The guava and cheese one was also delicious Uno de los mejores!! Lo tienen que probar.... read more

Best pan de bono and empanadas in miami. Amparito is the sweetest lady and always so pleasant. Love this place.

Cozy Colombian bakery that carries some familiar favorites! Excellent coffee! Probably should know what you are going to want as there was no visible menu in sight with pricing. read more

This little bakery is located in a small shopping center next to the Palmetto. I dropped by one day to try the pan de bono and empanadas, prices and food were both good. The place was packed which it is always a good sign. I recommend it if you want to have a homey breakfast, you don't have to be Colombian to love this place :) read more

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Food is excellent. A bit pricy but good food. All of the Colombian food you can imagine there! Try the pandebono with guayaba inside! To die for! It is located in a corner and not easy to find and hard to find parking. But it is worth it! Very good Colombian Bakery in Miami! Try it! You will not regret it! read more

These are the best pandebonos in town! The bakery is pretty small, they have an array of Colombian products for sale as well as the delicious pastries. As you walk in there are two counters with chairs, so seating is limited. But most people eat something simple, like an empanada, or just get their items to go. The empanadas are amazing! Perfectly crispy with flavorful meat inside and just the right amount. It is a must to have them with the hot sauce, this is a combo made in heaven. The pandebono is tender, cheesy, with the right amount of sweetness. Also try a bunuelo, its fluffy and not overly sweet, perfect with coffee. Everything is being constantly made fresh and comes out hot. This is the perfect spot for grab and go breakfast if you are in the area... and they open super early 6:30am! read more

Best pan de Bono. Also got empanadas which I do not recommend because they were greasy and stale. Also tried the guava and cheese pan de Bono and did not like it, barely had guava. Just go for the pan de bonos and you will not be disappointed! read more

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ZERO STARS. Before ordering anything, ask for prices because the young blonde will deliberately overcharge you to see if she can get away with it and pocket the difference. I went in for a large soup, one bottled soda, a cookie and a buñuelo. The young blonde female charged me $39.68! Stupid of me not to have asked for the item prices in advance or even dispute the total before being charged, but my husband went back demanding a price breakdown and it turned out she deliberately overcharged me by $15! And I had tipped on top of that total. I have never felt so ripped off. I do not recommend this place. Never again. Slick staff. read more

So delicious. Can't wait to go back! Empanadas and pastelito was fresh made and soooo good

Disclaimer - I am basing this review solely on the empanadas. I found out about this pace from my colleagues at work who ordered them at work a few times and they are absolutely AMAZING. My preference is for the chicken and the cheese however the beef is very good as well. The chicken empanadas have a good amount of cilantro and are surrounded by an extremely crispy dough. The cheese comes slightly cooler and in a solid piece, still within a hot and crispy dough. Perhaps my favorite part of the entire experience is the salsa it is served with. Fair warning it has a bit of kick to it. The bakery is fairly small in size with just two counters coming of of the walls with stools so I would say it can seat maybe eight people. If you are ordering a large quantity be sure to call ahead. Enjoy read more

Now that we finally have a Colombian in the office, I'm constantly harassing him for hidden Restaurants or Bakeries to hit. His name is "Val-De-Branch." One nearby recommendation from Val-de-Branch, was Pandebono. Reason: "Probably not the best bakery, but the Variety of Colombian pastries and empanadas they carry is really Great." We went early this morning and were greeted by a giant roasted pig stuffed with rice, chilling on the counter..... a New Years tradition for the evening festivities. We ordered the traditional variety of bread cheese pastries. Pandebono, pan de yuca and my favorite Buñuelo (It seems every country has a version of this Arabic fried goodness - Spain's best architecture was build during the Muslim rule... just saying). All were great and filling (see attached photos). Colombian pastries are not overly sweet, which I like. Area is in a tiny strip mall. Nothing fancy. Very tight space with a side counter @ stools to sit on. Large wall mirror helps the space tremendously. Note: Val-de-branch placed our orders as my Rosetta Stone failed me once again. What do you mean Cuban Spanish is different from Colombian Spanish?.... "Well, it is." Fail. Give them a try, bring a friend. read more

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This is a small Colombian bakery off of SW 8th street. The food is always fresh, the service has been nice, prices reasonable. The pandebono is amazing! read more

This has become my favorite Colombian bakery in Miami to date. I haven't tried the mondongo so my go-to place for that is still in farther-away Miami Lakes (search my reviews) - but for everything else, this place hits the spot just perfectly. Why? It's the aroma. It's the buttery homemade taste. I can definitely taste the love they put into the work with their hands. It tasted as if it came from elsewhere, another planet - from America Latina. The empanadas colombianas were tasty, savory (beef), and buttery - just how I love them. And I could not ask for better from a bakery. I ordered two of these. The pan de yuca naturally doesn't have much flavor since yuca is almost nearly a flavorless starch (it's for this reason that Cubans add mojo to their yuca, Venezuelans add chimichurri, etc). So a yuca bread would naturally not have much of a taste - but this one had a good taste (and a buttery one - which is a plus in my book. Yup, I just love butter - I think you're getting the idea by now). Pan de bono - the buttery and lightly cheese-tasting bread was good too! This is a Colombian classic bread. And also the pan de queso (bread with cheese stuffed inside) was of a good size and tasty. People who would love tasting and seeing the actual cheese would love this bread. Again, good flavor here. Chicharrones - admittingly I haven't had them in a long while so when I saw the here, I could not bypass them. They were tasty here - no surprise. I've yet to have a bad piece of chicharrones in Colombian places. Maybe it's my luck? Tequeño were a surprise. This traditionally Venezuelan appetizer excelled here. Why? Because they put sugar in the dough to give it a nice contrast with the tasty, strong-tasting cheese us Latinos love. Great idea for a great taste. All this came at a low price ($10.35) and they accept credit card. With friendly women behind the counter, plenty of Colombian goods (sombrero de vueltiao (or the hat of barranquilla), artesanal bags, Colombian music, and other goods can be found here as well), you can be sure I will return - I'm hooked! read more

Most delicious and authentic Colombian food. A hidden gem! We've been going for so many years, Doña Amparo has become like a long distant aunt for us. As soon as we walk in, she knows our names and knows what we like- making it feel like family read more

My order was totally last minute. The owner was super friendly and helped me out tremendously. I placed my order and within 30 minutes he was ready. On top of that I cleaned out and it was more than happy. The empanadas were delicious, they were meaty (some come with a lot of potato only) and tasty. I would definitely go back! read more

Ok, their empanadas are out of this world! Served with spicy salsa, these are hard not to eat a million of them. Their pandebonos are similar in taste to a croissant...oh my god they are so delicious. Try both. You will not regret it. read more

A very nice bakery the food is great. And the service is good I recommend you get the best of Colombia food here in Miami:

Nice small place. Food is delicious and fresh. Had roscas that had just came out of the oven. The smell of a truly Colombian panaderia was so ever present. Very friendly staff. Highly recommend this place, though a bit far for me, will definitely make the trip!!! Love it their arepas! read more

Good Colombian bakery. You will find good variety of bread and empanadas. The arepa with cheese is really good. They have been there for years read more

Great food polite service! My cafe con leche was just right! After I got my receipt I see that my meal was $3.99 not the advertised $3.50 on the menu :/ and to add bacon is $1.99! The whole meal barely had that. Overall a cheap eat but kinda shady business practice. read more

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Even though I drive by this place all the time, I never knew the shop was there. I decided to try it based on Jordan N's review, since his recommendations are often pretty helpful. Tried a pan de bono, pan de queso, and an empanada. The food was ok. Not as good as stuff I used to get living in Jackson Heights, Queens, but still passable. The empanada smelled really good, but overall left me missing the simple empanadas I used to buy on the streets of Washington Heights in NY. Completely different style, I know, but I haven't found any empanadas here in Florida that hit the spot quite as satisfactorily as those Domincan ones used to. read more

I'm not Colombian, but my girlfriend is and I have traveled all over Colombia, so you can trust me when I tell you this place is authentic. They've got all the classic sweets, great coffee and great bread. It's honestly not the cleanest place in the world, and it's really tiny, so if those things are dealbreakers for you, this is not your spot. However, if you want really good coffee, authentic Colombian sweets and bread and the best vanilla-filled donut you've ever had in your life, go to Pandebono! I will definitely be back! read more

Hands down, best Colombian bakery. The best buñuelos in Miami, the empanadas are delicious, the tequeños are cheesy and hot... everything is amazing. Will not disappoint. Even their breakfast is scrumptious read more

My favorite Colombian bakery! Delicious...All food has that home-cooked taste, from the pandebonos to the tamales, and typical calentado breakfast with café con leche definitely hit the spot...YUM! read more

Love the homey feeling. Super attentive, and great food. clean and pan de Bonos are delicious!

This is my first time trying colombian food and I loved it! A friend of my parents who is colombian recommended this place. I had the meat empanada, the chicken empanada, the buñuelo, and of course the delicious pandebono. Loved it all. They have very good service too. read more

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The best pandebono I've had north of Cartagena. Even if you have no idea what that is do yourself a favor and go buy one if you are in the area. It's like 2$ for one but I'm pretty sure you will end up buying more. read more

If you're looking for authentic Colombian food, this is your place! The best comfort food I have ever experienced. Love the perico ripiao with arepa de queso, the grilled beefsteak and frijoles are amazing. The bandeja paisa and sancocho always made with such love! The house potatoes and chicharrón to die for...not to mention a variety of baked goods made fresh every day. I go especially for my daughter that loves the pan de bono. Been coming here since back in the days. My parents still live in the same neighborhood since I was 8 and this place has kept the same quality and service throughout the years! read more

I love this place! The best pan de Bono in Miami. They also sell all the Colombian goodies I love!

It was a few years ago when we arrived on our Miami trip, June 2012. We were hungry for a late lunch and were not sure where to go, and figured why not give this place a shot. We were not disappointed. Even my boys were impressed and will talk about it from time to time. It sure beat hitting the regular Subway shop. read more

This little gem is within walking distance from My house and I never knew it was there until about a year ago. It singlehandedly fed me throughout my pregnancy. It's a small hole in the wall but the food is delicious. I even took some to work and my Colombian friends raved at the authenticity. If my waistline would allow it, I think I'd eat from there daily! read more

Slow service and ok meal. We have been to better Colombian restaurants. They dont have a menu to order the food from.