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Rosetta Bakery

4.1 (690 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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A dry, tasteless pastry. Pass
Ruben A.

Got 2 bombelos and one tart. Meh. Basic at best. Over $24? Not worth it. Dry pastries. Tasteless fruit. 3 stars, but really 2.5.

Jim N.

We enjoyed a delightful lunch at Rosetta Bakery by the beach in South Beach... after walking in and out of several places on the block and looking at their food displays and menus, we choose Rosetta, and so glad we did... some much to choose from ... we chose a small piece of pizza made on think dough, a beer and some tea. The staff were so friendly ... afterwards we tried a couple of small sweet things. All the food was great, atmosphere bright and inviting. We'd definitely return... highly recommend Rosetta!

M C.

We had the best breakfast here! The iced coffees and pastries were outstanding so much so that I ordered two iced lattes. Loved the beautiful ambiance and the beautiful food displayed.

Avree R.

Beautiful looking food, everything looks amazing. It was tough to choose only one thing from the menu! Decided upon the prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich. It was stuffed very well, the cheese to meat ration was perfect 50/50! The focaccia bread though is the real winner here. Perfectly bouncy and crisp in just the right spots. Rosemary flavor was tasted throughout. Staff was very nice and kind. Place was busy when I arrived around 3pm. Places to sit inside and outside. Would recommend this place for a quick, delish bite to eat!

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Alex J.

Although I liked my experience, Rosetta has a lot to improve on with their food. Service was great from start to finish, we interacted with a lovely girl who took our order and then a gentleman at the register to pay for our food. We ordered two sweet croissants - nutella and pistachio. The fillings were good, but the croissants themselves were just soggy and dry. The prosciutto croissant was much better since it had been toasted, just enough to get the croissant crispy again but not enough to melt the cheese. This was hearty and tasty, but a bit more time in the toaster would be nice. My absolute favorite was the vanilla cookie. I don't actually know what type of cookie this is but it was simply amazing. A crumbly, crispy, buttery cookie sandwich with slightly sweet vanilla cream in the middle. When they say simple is better this is what they mean! I also really enjoyed my chai latte with the great spices or mixture they use. I'd love to come back on my next visit to Miami to try the other pastries and pizza!

Tom G.

It is one of the best bakeries in New York. I was waiting for a while for this spot to open, and they been expanding all over New York. There are many different things to choose from once you enter the bakery. Many of these are items with bread, such as a variety of focaccia, pastries, baked goods, and sandwiches. All looked good to eat, so I wanted everything but instead opted for the pepperoni focaccia. It was tasty, and the ends with the Crispy crust were extra good. Try the cannoli, or apricot croissant too and it goes perfect with a cappuccino.

Abraham D.

We love this place always! Service is nice, the food is perfect! nothing better than a fresh prosciutto and cheese

Diurvys C.

I had the best iced matcha of my entire life here -- super creamy, perfectly balanced, and without that typical bitter aftertaste. It was insanely smooth and flavorful. The pastries were also excellent: fresh, delicate, and full of flavor. Rosetta Bakery never disappoints ,definitely a must-stop in Miami.

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Happy to see this place was unchanged from my last visit a couple of years ago. One of the few options in the area for gourmet grab-and-go food. In addition to traditional Italian pizza/focaccia, they make good pastries and a fresh yogurt parfait with homemade granola. They also have fresh-squeezed orange juice. Nice environmentally-correct wooden utensils. Place has a sunny open feel to it.

Sarah S.

Everything look delicious got a sandwich and a croissant I could eat this everyday. Friendly staff and nice set up inside

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YUM! I had this breakfast pastry thing with spinach, cheese, and an egg in a flaky shell. Delicious!

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Finally, I found a delicious eclair with chocolate filling! I will definitely will come back to try other delicious patisseries!

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My first visit to Rosetta was great. The terimasu and especially the canolies were very good. The service was impeccable.

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Looking for a quick bite to eat in Miami Beach, I spotted Rosetta Bakery's pristine window display…read morewith tantalizing focaccias and pastries. It was around dinner time, and there was still plenty of pastries to choose from. I ordered the focaccia topped with fresh mozzarella, cherry tomatoes, arugula, and Kalamata olives, which was toasted to order. I grabbed a seat inside the bakery and watched as the bakers prepared the next batch of focaccia. I was the only diner inside the bakery, but several customers came in to order focaccias to-go. The focaccia tasted fresh - the bread had a nice chew, and the cherry tomatoes were nice and sweet. The arugula seemed to have lost some of its crispness and became wilted after going through the toaster oven, but otherwise, the focaccia hit the spot. I noticed several other Rosetta Bakery locations in South Beach, so I'll have to try their Italian sandwiches and pastries if I'm ever back in the area.

Stopped by for an espresso and a couple of sweets to end my birthday meal. Ive been to other…read morelocations before and had decent experience but this time the service was atrocious. It was 9pm and they had an hour before closing but again, I just wanted a single espresso so I figured it was enough time. No greeting when we walked in. Barely a word spoken as we ordered. I saw they were about to serve my espresso in a paper cup and I asked for a ceramic cup since the paper changes the flavor. They said they couldn't do that because they were closing. There was still 45 minutes to go at this point but they said they'd rather refund me the $3+ dollars for the ounce of coffee. They ended just giving in. It took less than 5mins for us to eat the 4 small tarts and me to drink the espresso. They proceeded to get an attitude and mock me on the way out. None of the employees like their jobs or people. None of them want to be there. They are rude and disrespectful. I get it, its work. Ive been there. But I will not support or spend my money again in a place where everyone exudes "we hate you and this job". There's plenty of other options.

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