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Ok let's start with the pastries are really good to be honest but but the cashier made our experience a little bad she was really rude and someone infront didn't leave a tip so she said it out loud so then she spoke loudly to my wife when she was still dealing with the customer infront of us which was rude to be honest and she also said to the rest of the workers hey they didn't leave a tip either out loud why should we leave a tip your not serving us at the table we are getting service at the counter some ppl wow so just be aware of that ok.
Omg I was on a walking food tour and this location was one of our stops. We were there to try the guava pastry and it was absolutely delicious. The bakery itself was clean, open colorful and filled with tempting delicious looking pastes. I did control my temptations of purchasing other items as we were on a food tour. When in Little Havana please stop by Party Cake Bakery or any of their other locations in Miami.
I went in to try a pastille and batido. They could not make any batidos I was told and I was not a coffee drinker. So I grabbed a guava pastillo to go. It was delicious.
The ladies behind the counter are SO nice! But I don't speak Spanish. I had to get another customer to translate for me . We got: Cuban coffee $2.25 Croquettes : fish $1.45 ham $1.55: both delicious Cuban Sandwich: $8.50 delicious Fresh squeezed orange juice $4.50 Flan: creamy $3.25 Prices are pretty affordable. Yes, there is a restroom in the back The Big Bus stops right in front of the bakery.
Great speedy service. Get there early to get a guava pastry. They have the entire variety of traditional Cuban pastries. Moderate seating options, casual environment.
We were on a private tour and this was one of the stops to try the Cuban coffee and grab a quick snack. The coffee is delicious and the chicken empanadas was also tasty. We also tried a lemon dessert which was very lemony, great texture also. Now let me tell you about the fresh squeezed orange juice. When I tell you it tasty like you're eating an , nothing added. The machine they use is right behind the register. The prices are amazing also! The wallpaper is flamingos and it goes all the way I to the restrooms. The restroom was clean as well.
I was very lucky to find Party Cake Bakery. I would give this the title of the best little bakery/café in Little Havana. This place is the bomb.!! If you're ever in Little Havana this is a must stop. The pastries are amazing. You can get.Patelitos, Empanadas, Flan, Breads, Cakes, Fruit tots of all flavors, Croquettes, All kinds of Cuban delights, including breakfasts or just Cuban coffee. This is actually a little bit of Cuba in Miami. This is one busy little Bakery. be prepared to be in line but only for a few minutes the line will look long, but the staff moves extremely fast and efficiently and you move very very quickly. I was surprised. I believe the place is for two reasons. First all the locals I'm sure most of the people that have visited little Havana before we go here to get a taste of Cuba. Secondly, the bus stop for the big bus and all the other tour lines is right directly in front of this bakery, so it does seem to get packed quickly. When I was there a walking tour stopped and everyone came in thank God I was in front of them must've been about 25 people in the walking tour and every single person stood outside and ate their pastries. I saw all happy faces. They do have a Cuban sandwich but unfortunately on this trip I had one down the street at a friends lounge so I indulged in the empanadas which were full of meat. The exterior was crunchy and flaky. Absolutely delicious. if you are from Florida I am not sure about the parking situation but it would be the same as all of Little Havana. I'm sure on a side street. There's a spot. Such a busy place it seem to be clean. You could see some of the pastries being made upfront. All the staff were polite and looked like they had great hygiene. Definitely the spot to go in Little Havana for any of your Bakery needs. Make sure you go in and get a taste. You'll leave with a smile.
The displays of treats looked amazing! We knew we had to come back after lunch to grab some. What we got: Mini Fruit tart: this was pretty good! My fav out of the 4. Custard was tasty, crust was a good consistency and fruit were good. Key lime tart: a little too sweet. Needs more tart. Chocolate treat: my daughter said it was ok and she is a chocolate lover. Flan: this was very sweet and texture was thick. These were 3-4 bucks a piece.
Stopped in for some Cuban pastries. We got a selection of pastries for less than $10. No complaints and worth the walk!
I love this place but was very disappointed in my last visit. I ordered a breakfast meal which was subpar at best. I was so sad because I usually love their breakfast! We also waited what felt like forever to get a simple order for a pan con bistec and breakfast (egg, bacon, and tostada). I guess because it is a touristy area they get very busy during certain times. I would highly recommend getting their pastries or croquetas because to me they have the best in Miami! Only other thing to note is there's barely any seating while you wait for food.
Fantastic bakery with cheap, fresh pastries. I loved everything I ordered and had to go back in line to get more to bring back to California.
Party Cake Bakery is a bakery located in Little Havana on Calle 8. The genesis for this bakery began in the 1980's when Olga and Juan Montano found their passion in the baking industry. Olga, from Las Tunas, Cuba, grew up decorating cakes with her grandmother Aida. She became a cake decorator for Publix Supermarkets where she hosted grand openings and made commercials for the company. Her husband Juan from Pinar del Rio, Cuba, became interested in baking while making deliveries for a Miami French bakery. After studying the pastry chefs at the bakery he also became a pastry chef. He got a job a Publix which is where he met Olga. After 10 years of working for Publix the couple realized their dream of opening their own 1,300 square foot bakery on May 1st, 1993, on the west side of Miami. From these humble beginnings the family has expanded to 13 Party Cake Bakeries throughout Miami. This Party Cake Bakery is located in Little Havana beneath the Celia Cruz mural. They are famous for their ham and beef croquetas and pastelitos de guayaba with a cafe con leche. Their extensive collection of desserts include natilla, tres leches, and arroz con leche. I stopped in for pastelitos, puff pastries filled with sweet and savory fillings. It might actually be illegal to leave Little Havana without them and I certainly don't want to break the law. I got my box of excellent cheese and guava which I kindly shared with my family and which made them very happy.
This place is crazy busy! It's small so seating is limited and tables are not cleaned timely. To go is the best option. They have a great variety of options. We went with the guava and coconut pastelitos , it was fresh with generous filling of coconut and guava. Reasonable priced for the size of the pastry. Looking at the price list and portions of cakes and pastries it appeared to be comparable. I can't speak for other items by look at what the crowds were ordering empanadas and pastelitos were the top choices here.
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This corner bakery is family owned and established since 1993. They have fresh baked pastries and sandwiches, and of course, cafecitos. Inside they have restrooms (not always stocked with toilet paper as it's clearly very heavily trafficked by tourists and locals alike). Service is fairly quick and friendly at the counter. They do have a few tables inside if you want to escape the heat with AC -- otherwise a few other small tables outside. The croquetas and pastelitos were good (but the guava flavors were not as strong), but not as crunchy as the other famous fresh bakery not far from here. No loud music to prevent you from having a conversation. Free Parking is found in the neighborhood nearby if you don't mind walking a few blocks. read more
12 days ago
12 days ago
Ok let's start with the pastries are really good to be honest but but the cashier made our experience a little bad she was really rude and someone infront didn't leave a tip so she said it out loud so then she spoke loudly to my wife when she was still dealing with the customer infront of us which was rude to be honest and she also said to the rest of the workers hey they didn't leave a tip either out loud why should we leave a tip your not serving us at the table we are getting service at the counter some ppl wow so just be aware of that ok. read more
Omg I was on a walking food tour and this location was one of our stops. We were there to try the guava pastry and it was absolutely delicious. The bakery itself was clean, open colorful and filled with tempting delicious looking pastes. I did control my temptations of purchasing other items as we were on a food tour. When in Little Havana please stop by Party Cake Bakery or any of their other locations in Miami. read more
7 months ago
The ladies behind the counter are SO nice! But I don't speak Spanish. I had to get another customer to translate for me . We got: Cuban coffee $2.25 Croquettes : fish $1.45 ham $1.55: both delicious Cuban Sandwich: $8.50 delicious Fresh squeezed orange juice $4.50 Flan: creamy $3.25 Prices are pretty affordable. Yes, there is a restroom in the back The Big Bus stops right in front of the bakery. read more
10 months ago
We were on a private tour and this was one of the stops to try the Cuban coffee and grab a quick snack. The coffee is delicious and the chicken empanadas was also tasty. We also tried a lemon dessert which was very lemony, great texture also. Now let me tell you about the fresh squeezed orange juice. When I tell you it tasty like you're eating an , nothing added. The machine they use is right behind the register. The prices are amazing also! The wallpaper is flamingos and it goes all the way I to the restrooms. The restroom was clean as well. read more
I was very lucky to find Party Cake Bakery. I would give this the title of the best little bakery/café in Little Havana. This place is the bomb.!! If you're ever in Little Havana this is a must stop. The pastries are amazing. You can get.Patelitos, Empanadas, Flan, Breads, Cakes, Fruit tots of all flavors, Croquettes, All kinds of Cuban delights, including breakfasts or just Cuban coffee. This is actually a little bit of Cuba in Miami. This is one busy little Bakery. be prepared to be in line but only for a few minutes the line will look long, but the staff moves extremely fast and efficiently and you move very very quickly. I was surprised. I believe the place is for two reasons. First all the locals I'm sure most of the people that have visited little Havana before we go here to get a taste of Cuba. Secondly, the bus stop for the big bus and all the other tour lines is right directly in front of this bakery, so it does seem to get packed quickly. When I was there a walking tour stopped and everyone came in thank God I was in front of them must've been about 25 people in the walking tour and every single person stood outside and ate their pastries. I saw all happy faces. They do have a Cuban sandwich but unfortunately on this trip I had one down the street at a friends lounge so I indulged in the empanadas which were full of meat. The exterior was crunchy and flaky. Absolutely delicious. if you are from Florida I am not sure about the parking situation but it would be the same as all of Little Havana. I'm sure on a side street. There's a spot. Such a busy place it seem to be clean. You could see some of the pastries being made upfront. All the staff were polite and looked like they had great hygiene. Definitely the spot to go in Little Havana for any of your Bakery needs. Make sure you go in and get a taste. You'll leave with a smile. read more
The displays of treats looked amazing! We knew we had to come back after lunch to grab some. What we got: Mini Fruit tart: this was pretty good! My fav out of the 4. Custard was tasty, crust was a good consistency and fruit were good. Key lime tart: a little too sweet. Needs more tart. Chocolate treat: my daughter said it was ok and she is a chocolate lover. Flan: this was very sweet and texture was thick. These were 3-4 bucks a piece. read more
I love this place but was very disappointed in my last visit. I ordered a breakfast meal which was subpar at best. I was so sad because I usually love their breakfast! We also waited what felt like forever to get a simple order for a pan con bistec and breakfast (egg, bacon, and tostada). I guess because it is a touristy area they get very busy during certain times. I would highly recommend getting their pastries or croquetas because to me they have the best in Miami! Only other thing to note is there's barely any seating while you wait for food. read more
5 months ago
Party Cake Bakery is a bakery located in Little Havana on Calle 8. The genesis for this bakery began in the 1980's when Olga and Juan Montano found their passion in the baking industry. Olga, from Las Tunas, Cuba, grew up decorating cakes with her grandmother Aida. She became a cake decorator for Publix Supermarkets where she hosted grand openings and made commercials for the company. Her husband Juan from Pinar del Rio, Cuba, became interested in baking while making deliveries for a Miami French bakery. After studying the pastry chefs at the bakery he also became a pastry chef. He got a job a Publix which is where he met Olga. After 10 years of working for Publix the couple realized their dream of opening their own 1,300 square foot bakery on May 1st, 1993, on the west side of Miami. From these humble beginnings the family has expanded to 13 Party Cake Bakeries throughout Miami. This Party Cake Bakery is located in Little Havana beneath the Celia Cruz mural. They are famous for their ham and beef croquetas and pastelitos de guayaba with a cafe con leche. Their extensive collection of desserts include natilla, tres leches, and arroz con leche. I stopped in for pastelitos, puff pastries filled with sweet and savory fillings. It might actually be illegal to leave Little Havana without them and I certainly don't want to break the law. I got my box of excellent cheese and guava which I kindly shared with my family and which made them very happy. read more
This place is crazy busy! It's small so seating is limited and tables are not cleaned timely. To go is the best option. They have a great variety of options. We went with the guava and coconut pastelitos , it was fresh with generous filling of coconut and guava. Reasonable priced for the size of the pastry. Looking at the price list and portions of cakes and pastries it appeared to be comparable. I can't speak for other items by look at what the crowds were ordering empanadas and pastelitos were the top choices here. read more
2 years ago
If you're looking for the BEST guava and cheese pastelitos, you're here, you've arrived, don't leave! I had been craving nonstop a good guava and cheese pastelito since I breathed the airplane smell at the airport when you service. So the urge to get a pastelito in Calle Ocho was a must for me. Where will I find the best one? That was my mission. And my mission was accomplished. The awesome friends at La Colada gourmet left us with a delicious Cuban coffee taste and the awesome girl at Dos Croquetas told us exactly where to find what our pastelito craving was needing. Here we were, at the best spot to get any Cuban pastry your heart desires but my heart desired just one specific one. Because we had already been snacking around and were about to have lunch, I only had room in my belly for one of these cheesy guava delights. Sadly, I made the mistake of NOT taking a whole tray to go which I still regret. What I don't regret, is that delicious guava and cheese that lives rent free in my taste buds. If you're craving just one, I recommend getting 10. So you have some for later read more
I was craving cafe con leche and pastelito de guava con queso we found this little spot on the corner of Calle 8 the pastry was fresh and warm so delicious my hubby had the breakfast which was good we spent less than $20 for breakfast, pastry and 2 coffees very reasonable it's a good place to grab cheap eats read more
2 years ago
8 months ago
Hopping little bakery and cafe stop. Pastries and Cuban sandwiches are a must grab. Coffee is Bustelo. Staff are busy making sure orders are being pumped out for the lines that were wrapped around and outside, but the wait was short. Cute seating area inside and out. Beware, the tour groups stop here but they come and go and they have separate staff helping and serving them. Great spot and must try! They have free WiFi and clean bathrooms for guests. read more
2 years ago
Service was nice and quick. The place smelled sweet as we walked in and it was full of all the sweets you could want. Even tried a Cuban coffee. The pastry's guava and guava with cream cheese so good. The croissant was really good with a hint of sugar. read more
3 years ago
A very small and cute bakery. Lots of sweets to choose from. I got the crème brûlée, it was sweet and had a nice caramelization. It was about four dollars. Cool shop to check out if you're in the area. Desert: 7.2 Staff/service: n/a Overall: 7.2/10 read more
For a quick bite or to go order, this place seemed to stand out. Gorgeous cases of Cuban pastries and sandwiches. We grabbed a few things to go on our way to the airport. The guava pastry was light and flaky with just the right amount of filling and not too sweet. The Cuban sandwich was rich and satisfying, transporting you to another world if you closed your eyes. And it was HUGE, almost enough for 2 if you were willing to share. I wasn't. Highly recommend. Very close to the airport so if you have an hour or so, it's a lovely and unique neighborhood with interesting sites, people and delicious food. read more
2 years ago
I have tried many Cuban bakeries during my time here in Miami. I was expecting average baked goodies. But these were NOT average. The guava and cheese pastelitos are the best that I have had ! I recommend getting a box of mini cakes to go. The eclairs were super yum as well. The cafe con leche was on point also. Located on 8th street. Definitely coming back for those pastelitos ! read more
Exquisite selection of baked goods! [Little Havana, Miami] I noticed this bakery the first time when I saw the beautiful pastries displayed on their window while they were making them but we didn't stop by inside. When we returned the following day through the Big Bus tours we hopped off at Little Havana and we decided to get some goodies this time. The bus dropped us off right in front of the bakery (or close by... I can't recall). My eyes lit up like a small kid's first time inside a toy store. The cake pastries were just beautifully made and I thought of my youngest when I saw the fruit tarts (her favorite). We chose chicken empanadas, butter croissant and pan de huevos (ham). The staff were courteous and nice. After I paid at the cash register I was given my bag not realizing I was missing other items in it. I didn't understand the nice lady who helped me when she spoke to me in Cuban. After paying we walked outside and proceeded to wait for the Big Bus to pick us up... moments later she comes outside and hands me another paper bag... it was the empanadas. Oh okay, Thank you!!! Then shortly after again she comes running out... she hands me another bag and it was the ham and egg sandwich. I guess I should check my items more carefully next time but I appreciate the honesty of the staff. Everything was delicious!! Review #2892 read more
1 year ago
First time visiting little Havana and what an amazing experience! This bakery has amazing customer service as well as delicious pastries and sandwiches. The staff does speak English as well! Will be returning every time we are in Miami. read more
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