The grazing table and dessert platters for our cocktail party surpassed all expectations…read more Everything was delicious and displayed beautifully. We had 65 guests, and there was more than enough food for everyone, plus leftovers for days.

Do yourself a favour and visit this place for a deliciously pleasant lunch. The quality care and…read moreingredients can be tasted in every bite of your sandwich. The service is overly pleasant as well. I will add that it's clean and that the vibe is wonderful!

You know the traditional, stereotypical look of a loft right? Raw concrete floors and roof beams,…read moreexposed ductwork, full height windows..keep walking, hold up is that cool, funky art...walk a little more you find wine and more wine! Wait, the Wine Goddess works here too? Winning! Stefano the owner was also there, always helpful with the different wine varieties as well. I brought up Wine By the Bay a couple months back on the "What's New" Talk Thread when I noticed it'a construction while downtown for a meeting. When Will J beat me to the First to Review, I figured I was slacking off and rushed from Hialeah to review it. Walking out with a package of Buffalo Mozarella and bottle of Prosecco....which even got me in the kitchen this morning as I incorporated some of the mozarella cheese into a caprese salad with prosciutto I had. Light yet creamy in taste it provided a great balance to the sweets I usually have for brunch. I'm saving my prosecco bottle for full moon night tonight! Oh and one more thing, Stefano was nice enough to give me some tissues as the low 70s Miami frozen tundra cold weather caused me some sniffling :)

The arrival is definitely a bit confusing. Yes, you are at the right place when you get to the…read morewarehouse by the train tracks, but you should know better than to judge a book by it's cover. It has a resounding similarity to a speakeasy, you walk up to an indiscreet door and ring a door bell and boom, Stefano welcomes you into his world of wine. We went for a wine tasting that was intimate and casual, he shares great personal experiences and the wine was very interesting and enjoyable. We will definitely be back!

Mirlitons!! That's all I can say. The ONLY place where we have found these beauties…read more The bakery is small but that's ok. We were in and out in 5 mins. I went just for the Mirlitons. Each sweet has a cost of $1.5 and since I wanted a few I opted for the box, which contains 12. The box was $18, weird since it made each sweet $1.5 If I had know I probably would have mixed the Mirlitons with "tartaletas de coco y De guayaba". Next time. The actual "Meliton" was mouthwatering. I'd confidently give it an 8/10. I just wished the pastry part was a bit crumblier. I remember it harder. Un poquito mas crujiente. Nevertheless, Yo repito.

This is the best Cuban pizza I've had in Miami hands down. Puts Rey's Pizza and Montes de Oca to…read moreshame with their crispy cheesy edges, perfect balance of sauce to cheese ratio, and just the right thickness of the dough. Is the highlight of this place for sure. Try the pizza, any of them delicious. I tried their classic cheese spaghetti and it was nothing special although still good. Their ice cream shakes delicious, made out of pure ice cream, sort of like sueros :) Yum! From the bakery side, they're known for their militones and africanas so I had to try those and YES is true and worth all the buzz they've been getting for them. The flavors take you right back to when you first tried them as a kid in Cuba. It was a nice surprise down memory lane. Now... be ready to wake up in the middle of stereotypical Hialeah when you snap out of it. Patrons are mostly Cubans, with all the stereotypical bells and whistles included. Tight shirts and leggings 3 sizes too small, fake hair clip on pony tails, long acrylic nails and of course the gold chains and their corresponding medallas. We even got a drunk random person stick his head through the door to yell "esto era mejor en Varadero" LOL I mean, definitely entertaining, but I wouldn't make it a sit down enjoy your pizza and africana kind of place. Is a tiny bakery with 2 tables that sit 4, and a very small case where you can see their pastries and cakes displayed. YES go and check it out, is part of Miami's cultural melting pot and YES the Pizza, Africanas and Militones are a MOST! Me... I'll place my order to go and be in and out next time. Peace!

Two stars because their croquetas are so crispy…read more What a shame a local bakery I can go walking distance to and the shelves are always empty. When it first opened this bakery was great over the years it's gotten bad. Meat pastries are empty barely any meat.

Best pastelitos ever!!! Excellent hidden treasure. It was recommended to me and I am following the…read morerecommendations.

Love this location. It's in the middle of Hialeah but offers great Argentinian food. The market…read moreis great as it offers sandwiches, empanadas and goodies. There's a section for the restaurant which opens for lunch. I was able to buy their mini sandwiches "MIGAS" which is delicate and delicious.

I love their spinach empanadas they're delicious and packed. I want to go back for their…read moreensaladilla Rusa. Their service is excellent and the servers are very friendly. They also have amazing dessert. The ambience it's quiet and everything it's clean and new. I really love this new place.

Went on Saturday to taste test their variety in preparation for a catering event. They're closed…read moreSundays, so I went Monday to get the products in bulk-the selections were completely different without any warning. Waste of time- not reliable for provisioning Chefs be careful!

Ordered this sandwich for pick up and because I had heard great things- did not disappoint! All of…read morethe ingredients were super fresh and the flavors were on point. Great price point too. Cute little meat shop with some specialty potato salads, drinks etc. Service was timely and cashier was friendly. A go to spot for meats and sandwiches! Can't wait to try the other menu items.

High quality products. Nice people. When I'm there, I feel like I'm traveling. They have the large…read moresunflower seeds.

Whenever we're in the area we have to go. We visit with family in the area from out of state. I've…read moredriven here from Ft Lauderdale (a crazy ride on 95 in my opinion)but worth it for the peanuts and specialty items found here. Handcrafted roasting of nuts and other goods. Check their website. Sorry no pictures. Worth the drive for me because we don't have a place like this where we live.

Love love love these sweet treats. My favorite flavors are coconut and dulce de leche. If you…read morehaven't tried them, buy a bag.. you won't be disappointed.

These merengues are soooo good! I can't pick between chocolate, coconut and dulce de leche every…read moretime I drop by on Saturdays. One of my favorite vendors at the farmer's market in Aventura.