People really underestimate the power of a sandwich de Miga. It gets even better when it's with palmitos so this perfectly built crustless sandwich offering layers of complimentary fillings served cold yet not soggy really makes you think...are those Aires over there actually Bueno? They gotta be... It's got a little bit for everyone and most of it is offered through the glass counter which adds to the whole visual effect factor. I strolled in on a Sunday afternoon after a physically engaging morning at Virginia Key. Bro, Florida is deep after all. I opted for outdoor seating and a few Argentine delicacies to nourish my famished soul. I love how they embrace the usage of Palmitos in everything because it's truly the unsung hero of Patagonian cuisine. We split a choripan in the name of gluttony and then munched on some lemon chocolate cookies from the market section that I scored for less than 3 bucks. Plus, it's bad luck to drive across the Rickenbacker Causeway on an empty stomach...duh! It's quick, easy, affordable, and tasty. You never seem to fail me. Plus, they got the sauces ready outside to pour all over con gusto. read more

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I absolutely love Pavlova and usually come by here when I am visiting my sister. It is perfect for one person and I literally crave this. The texture is perfect and they are always fresh! There is plenty of room to sit and enjoy your dessert and the staff is amazing! read more

Patagonia Nahuen - Mini Pavlova - Argentine Near Me - Miami, Florida

Excelente atención y comida / café ... demasiado calor adentro , falta el aire ...noto ese tema desde hace un tiempo Largo ahora se nota más con el calor read more

The empanadas here are absolutely amazing! The pastry is perfectly flaky, and the fillings are bursting with flavor. You can tell everything is made with care and quality ingredients. Highly recommend! read more

Love this place so much. The sandwiches and salads are amazing. Their Greek salad was the best I've ever had ! The ladies are sweet and patient. Oh and the empanadas! The desserts are sinfully delicious Yum. They have indoor and outdoor seating ! I love it ! read more

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We unexpectedly tried this place because a place nearby we wanted to try was closed. This place was cozy with limited seating inside and some seating outside. We ordered the ham and cheese empanadas, the Patagonia empanadas, tuna wrap and honey mustard salad. The salad and wrap came with big portions. The skin of the wrap was not bad but the stuffing was a bit lack of flavour. On the contrary, the stuffing of both empanadas were amazing but the skin was too soggy. The Patagonia empanadas had a soothing sweet taste. read more

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Very disappointed. Went all the way to key Biscayne to get a dozen ham and cheese sanguiches today as they are my favorite. Very disgusted and disappointed with this quality. Inedible. I will not return. read more

Patagonia Nahuen - Argentine Near Me - Miami, Florida

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I like here, especially for dessert! The coffee is good! When you come to Key Biscayne. Enjoy it. read more

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Oh yum! Recommended to us by an Argentinian, this bakery / deli, exceeded all expectation. It really is more of a supermarket style deli rather than a sit down place. Although I did see some tables outside. We ordered a variety of empanadas to go and all proved to be excellent. Freshly made, not too doughy and plenty of filling inside. We also ordered the sandwiches, that look very plain at first glance. They are however delicious and a perfect picnic food. They had variety of desserts, cookies and other baked good. I thought the price was pretty good as well. I would love to have a place like this back home. read more

Mi nombre es Jesús Nunez y hoy fui a comer al local que hay en key biscayne y al dejar propina cuando te cobran con tarjeta el empleado/da me dijo que eso va para el jefe y a ellos no se lo dan! es una falta de respeto que el dueño de un lugar se quede con lo poco extra que puede recibir un empleado! No es la primera ves que escucho esto sobre este lugar! read more

My boyfriend and I have been coming here for the past 2 years. We keep coming back because they have the freshest empanadas and tequeños! For the empanadas, I highly recommend the 3 cheese empanada, the ham and cheese empanada, and you have to try the Patagonia empanada!!! They also have crustless sandwiches which is a childhood favorite - basic but delicious! I can't forget to mention their freshly squeezed orange juice! There is seating inside and outside. It's usually always full but we always tend to find a table when we are done ordering. The service itself has its days - we are greeted with welcoming faces most times and other times just okay service. Lastly, price wise, the restaurant is a little overpriced for the portions they serve (the price and service is why it's rated 3/5 stars). But we keep coming back because of their delicious empanadas and tequeños!! This place is the spot to come for breakfast or brunch - or just for a simple pastry and coffee. read more

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The food is basic and OK but overpriced for what you get. The restaurant closes at 9 but the kitchen closes at 8:30 so plan accordingly.

I usually go to their location on Miracle Mile, but I have to say this place measures up for sure. Everything I have tried here has been scrumptious! Let's talk empanadas. My favorites are the three-cheese and the ham & cheese. As you can see, I love cheese!!! I've tried others, but these are my favorites! All of the empanadas are perfectly cooked, and perfectly filled - something that other empanadas I have tried do not have. Actually, they're OVER-filled. It's awesome. Another thing that's great for breakfast is their ham and cheese on a toasted croissant. It has a perfect combination of the sweet croissant and the salty ham&cheese. You could easily spend a lifetime trying to decide which pastry to choose since they have a wide variety and they all are so tantalizing! I don't know the names of the desserts, I just point and salivate to let the girls know what I am choosing. My favorite pastry is the honey-drizzled croissant filled with dulce de leche. Enough said. Try this place. You won't regret it! read more

The new empanadas de vacío y provolone...INCOMIBLES they tasted like rotten meat. I returned and they gladly accepted.

Here in Key Biscayne for work and stumbled upon this place. Hidden in the south end corner of the grey and white plaza, this place is a mini grocery store/ wine store and cafe in one. Food is reasonably priced. I ordered the ham and cheese croissant breakfast that came with eggs, bacon and a baguette all for $6. For this area, that is pretty good. The coffee is lavazza brand and they only have almond milk as creamer which was fine with me. There's an assortment of pastry items, cakes and also packaged items of snacks in the grocery area. Plenty of outdoor seating as well. read more

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This bakery-deli is the Argentenian standard. My Husband's Grandfather and Grandmother are Argentinean and they always make sure they bring us here every single time we are visiting from Las Vegas. In the last 2 years that we have visited, this place has grown a lot from a small deli into a bustling modern bakery and market. I love ordering a nice warm cappuccino and some toasty empanadas with self serve chimichurri. I am absolutely in love with the spinach empanadas. Actually, the vote is in, my entire family loves the spinach one the most as well! The spinach filling is smooth and packed with unbelievable flavor that is seasoned just right. The flaky crust is crafted with expertise, it is hard to find one like it. Abuelo Hugo always orders his favorite Torta Pascualin: a savory spinach ricotta tart in a flaky crust. Meat-wise, my guests also enjoys the beef, chicken and pretty much the majority of the empanada selection. You can enjoy a nice ocean breeze sitting out on their large outdoor patio, just a couple minutes away from the beach. Once you explore the shop, you will uncover the many unique offerings provided here; you will also find that they also have a carniceria (mini butcher shop) hidden in the back with great cured meats, including prosciutto (my crack.) They are a great one-stop-shop to grab handmade empanadas, pastries, wonderful selection of wine, coffee, sandwiches, or lunch and head over to the beach just a hop and skip away. I wouldn't say their service is always the best, the ladies definitely carry an certain attitude with them; which makes interactions a tad uncomfortable. Besides that, we enjoy sipping on cafecito, sharing tasty empanadas over great company and conversation. read more

I came to get empanadas & deserts for a get-together. They have everything from sandwiches, soups, empanadas, desserts, and meats of all sorts. They even have wine on the wall to sell and buy. Can't go wrong with wine and dining here. The only problem as any place is parking. Which would anywhere you decide to go? They have different locations too. read more

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Massive thumbs up here. Nahuen is a big exception to a general rule General Rule: Argentine food is the U.S. can be really mediocre. The cooks can't get the raw ingredients which are make or break. And because the audience doesn't know what the real stuff is supposed to taste like - some restaurants save money by serving third rate merchandise. In Miami - the owner doesn't get the excuse of "sorry, I can't get the real ingredients". In Miami you can get anything. And Nahuen's is under additional performance pressure. Nahuen outlets are often located right next to great big condominium buildings that are filled with intelligent wealthy Argentines. These people know what the good things are in life, They know what Argentine food is supposed to taste like and They absolutely demand the very best Nahuen serves the goods to this demanding clientele - and the result is very fine indeed. Users note if you are not Argentine: The menu contains only a small percentage of the wonderful food that the store can provide. Look at the menu, but then look at everything you see in every glass case before you make your decision. There are gastronomic treats everywhere - and you can't go wrong. Argentines do some of the greatest sandwiches in the world. Their Milanesa (soppresatta, cheese and pickled red peppers) is for the gods. (all three fillings plus the bread are fantastic.) Russian salad (potato salad with as many peas and carrots as there are potatoes) - elsewhere a lame filler - absolutely sings here - with the peas and carrots full of flavor while the potato salad components makes the food comforting and satisfying. Desserts? OMG. Non-Argentine users note: Dessert is frequently taken with espresso - and that is often essential to the flavor mix. Recipes that an American might cut with whipped cream because things are too heavy and intense are done straight up here - because the coffee is going to blend perfectly with what is on your plate. So get coffee here at the end of your meal. Oh - you don't like to eat at restaurants but you love good food at home? They have a whole butcher shop of Argentine beef at the back, and a ton of take home marinated goods, cold cuts, cheeses, and desserts. I am not such a great cook, so I like the chef to do things for me - but it is always nice to have the choice. Overall, a destination eatery. read more

Patagonia in my opinion has the best empanadas. I was waiting to try the steak sandwich before reviewing and since Sunday I tried it here I go! First the empanadas are out of this world. My favorites are the meat, chicken souffle, four cheese, and chorizo. The sandwich de miga ham and cheese is so refreshing, perfect to eat on the beach. The steak sandwich came on baguette with French fries. I ordered the skirt steak medium and guess what? It came medium! For dessert I like the alfajores. The service is fast and they are very good at going through any questions you have on their products. We sat outside and unfortunately the tables were a total mess. I don't know if they are not responsible since the tables are part of the shopping center but I would have still made an effort to clean up. read more

Patagonia Nahuen - Argentine Near Me - Miami, Florida

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This place is "ok". The food isn't bad, but at the same time it isn't anything I'd go out of my way for. Presentation could use some work, food portions are small for the price, and empanadas are at least half decent. Where this place does really well however in my opinion is their chimichurri which is fantastic, and the French fries which are great. read more

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One of the best Argentinian bakeries I've ever been to. Great vibe. The best empanadas. Great butcher. Nothing but great things to say. I don't know how people would give it a low review read more

We went on Monday evening because we were really craving some Argentine food. Maybe around 7ish. The food was really good (as always) but what does it for us was the customer service. We've been to the location in Hollywood but wanted to switch it up a bit so we decided to come to this one. Once we entered the lady who "served" us was Claudia and she was quite rude, we purchased 4 plates and she didn't notify us that the tip was automatically added onto the bill. The issue isn't the tip it's the lack of informing us, we personally prefer leaving a cash tip but that's not the point. Towards the end of us finishing our meal half of the lights in the store were turned off and the front door was locked (8ish). I understand that they close at 9 but it felt like they were quite literally kicking us out. Before leaving (8:15ish) we bought facturas and Claudia was still being rude. I understand that it was close to closing and towards the end of the night one is pretty tired but you still should be respectful and nice to the customers. From personal experience I know working in food is hard but I never let the customer feel like they aren't welcomed in the store and that they should be forced to pay a tip/unaware that the tip is included on the bill. I know for a fact that I won't be returning to this location because the customer service horrible. Also, when we walked in no one and I mean no one greeted us, like come on how hard is it to say hello or something. P.S. the tip was 25% and there was no server, the tip was included before the tax. read more

Empanadas five stars! Delicious, warm and they have a huge variety. I bought some Brazilian Catupiry cheese and some Cuartirolo from Argentina. $19 for both. A bit expensive, but worth it. The lines to the register are a bit chaotic. read more

Patagonia Nahuen - Argentine Near Me - Miami, Florida

I visit Key Biscayne a few times a year and I've been making Patagonia Nahuen my first stop for espresso and empanadas, which have both been top notch in the past. However, the espressos our group received today were sadly, in a word, tasting like weak brown water with no flavor. In hindsight I should have sent them back and asked for a refund. Empanadas were excellent as always so my 3 star rating is an average of 1 star for the coffee and 5 stars for the empanadas. I'll come back for the empanadas but skip the coffee in the future. read more

So glad I stumbled upon this place. Sunday was a perfect day for a casual lunch. The ham and cheese quiche here was delicious. And I guess I found myself deserving of following up a pastry style lunch with a few pastries for dessert. The cappuccino was also great! With some cinnamon sprinkled on top! Also the empanadas are awesome. I think they have 15 different kinds! This place would have also worked as a nice stop after a day at the beach! I like the low key setting and the fact that it's in a market. read more

Patagonia Nahuen - Cappuccinos and delicious pastries - Argentine Near Me - Miami, Florida

I might have an addiction to there ham and cheese croissants. They make them by adding water and sugar to the croissants with a brush before they cook them and toast them and the sweet taste with the salty ham and the cheese have a euphoric taste of perfection. I order these for dinner with the wife and when I get home with them she always tells me the same thing "Why do you do this to me? Why if you know I'm trying to loose weight man! WTF bro? I can't believe you... serve me five... no make it six, and hurry Modern Family is about to start" read more

Food is very good , prices are reasonable but communication is a BIG Problem . They only speak spanish , what ever you ask , they dont either listen or dont care. This is very annoying and also because of language barrier , they can be rude sometime. I love going there but i hope they will have english speaking people sometime soon . read more

It used to be a good service but not anymore , Also you can wait more than 20 minutes for a coffee.... The food is good but service is everything and now is very poor ... read more

Poor customer service. We would regularly buy our steaks and other things from them. We had asked for the butcher to slice some ribeye "carpaccio" style for a recipe. The first time we asked them it wasn't an issue. The second time it wasn't an issue either. The third time they tried to charge an additional $6.00 per pound. When we asked why the response was, we used to not to charge you but not anymore. Mind you, Rib-eye goes for about $13/lb. But to pay almost 50% more for something that both whole foods and winn dixie do for free???? Ridiculous. Not shopping here anymore. read more

3.5 Stars Dear Patagonia, I have to say, I never knew you were here. Luckily, a couple of weeks ago, I met a friend here after work for some snacks, wine, and girl time. She had been here before and suggested we get some empanadas and wine. I couldn't have decided better myself! As we waited for the empanadas to be warmed, I perused the store, looking at all of the coffee, candies, hams, cheeses, wines and more, that you had to offer. A great place to get a variety of South American goods, this was a one-stop chop, including a carniceria in the back. We sat outside with our wine and empanadas. I had a meat one, and a four cheese, both of which were absolutely delicious. I also brought a couple home to the boy, who thoroughly enjoyed them as well. Afterward, my friend and I had some coffee, and enjoyed a couple of sweets from the cold counter. A nice little stop, for some quick eats, quick shopping, and all budget-friendly. Gracias Patagonia! Hasta la proxima vez. Regards, SabrinaAnna* read more

OMG, I can eat a whole box of empanadas and no one will stop me! When I'm in town, I cruise down with the golf cart and buy a box for the house. I end up eating most of it because they are that good. I recommend the Caprese, Four Cheeses, Chicken, Meat, and Ham & Cheese. They also sell great sandwiches and desserts! Some are the Prosciutto sandwich, the Chimichurri, the "Guasacaca" dip (Venezuelan Guacamole), and their alfajores! So so good. I wish we had Patagonia in San Francisco! read more

Cute little bakery/sandwich/wine place in the heart of coral gables. I had ordered a chicken sandwich & fries (in the glass they look tiny so I was contemplating on ordering something else). I coudn't get past one of the half slices!!! Pros: They have ready made food for anyone on the run or short of time. Their empanadas are to die for!!!! They have a lot of wine bottle lying around that you can buy, so you can enjoy a sip while eating some yummy pastelitos. They are spot on with cooking their meat!!! I hate going to places that blacken the steaks! Cons: The order took a while to come out, the lady that sat across from us received her food first then us, but it wans't a big deal because I was with good company. I had asked for catsup & the people working there didn't know what it was (they only spoke Spanish). read more

Good food but NOBODY speaks English . Pathetic ! You order in English and they answer you in Spanish and look at you as if this was some Latin country . Ridiculous. Regardless of this still existing issue I come back here because it's close and confident but now the heavy set lady tried ripping me off one two many times . She would charge me for items I never even ordered and she one time lied about it but then had to give it up in the end . Thieves !!! Now never coming back . read more

Came to Patagonia for lunch today and sat outside at one of the picnic tables with a colleague. I'd been to Patagonia before, but only to pick up meat for a barbeque. Today, I had two small sandwiches (prosciutto, pesto & mozzarella panini and a ham and cheese on a sweet croissant) and both were fresh and delicious. I definitely plan on coming back. The only real downside is that the view is pretty lame. Also, you might get frustrated if you don't speak Spanish... read more

Really good butcher shop and good food at the restaurant with few tables inside the market area. Small market selling all kind of Argentinian products. Very informal but extremely clean. Service is very fast and prices are not high for key biscayne standards. Very consistent and the staff is friendly. Check it out. You wont be disappointed. read more

Absolutely nothing but good things to say about this place. This is coming from an Argentine. I love love this place. I come here all the time with friends or when I'm hosting something at home and I don't want to cook. Their Patagonia empanadas are to die for. I'm not kidding when I say their facturas (pastry's) remind me of home. Do not pass up on the dulce de leche medialunas. The place isn't cheap but the service and food makes up for it. So so good! read more

I would give zero stars, if possible. Very unfortunate that their customer service is lacking as well as their selection. I requested my sandwich to be made on a croissant rather than a baguette and they told me no, not once... but twice. I asked twice assuming they misunderstood my request of simply switching the bread out- with no other changes. ZERO STARS. read more

I like this place. I like coming here for coffee and a quick bite after my bike ride.

Terrible service. They take a lot of time to cook very simple dishes. For a sandwich the Miga they took 45 minutes.

Great Quick Option in Key Biscayne. I Eat here regularly 3-4 times a week. I love the Mini Miga Sandwiches. So simple and fresh. The empanadas are great also although sometimes if they sit for too long and cook under the lamps i have gotten a few that are dry. also note this is the only real butcher in town they have a separate area with a great meat selection. read more