Food - delicious. I have tried the mochi donuts, the corndog, fries, and the wings. All were finger…read morelicking good. Service - pretty quick but the staff can be friendlier. Ambiance - pretty small shop but they make do with what they have. The decorations are very cute.

I went back this weekend for my second visit. We were on a long wait for the restaurant next door,…read moreso we came here for an appetizer while we waited. I had the Thai Milk Tea Boba again, and we ordered a Crunchy Korean corn dog to share. I had a misunderstanding about how Korean corn dogs worked. It's either mozzarella cheese, OR a hot dog, or half and half. I mistakenly thought it was cheese with the hot dog. Regardless, we had the full mozzarella, so it was like eating a large mozzarella stick inside an incredible dough with crunch coating. It was actually so so good and had great flavor. I used the garlic dip for it. The guys at the counter was very friendly and helped us with recommendations. The ambiance was cute. I noticed some of it had changed since my first visit, but it was still comfortable and very clean. Will def be returning to try the other corn dogs!

Stretchy Ice Cream and Sand Coffee Truly a hidden gem…read more Damas Booza is a must try The best Ashta ice cream I've had in Miami!! In fact, I don't think I've seen anything like it yet. It is a unique concept with unique flavors that I am very glad I finally got to try. If you don't know, Ashta is an Arabic icecream flavor that is usually topped with (optional) pistachios and Turkish cotton candy (called Ghaz Al Banat) This ice cream is often referred to as stretchy ice cream, hence the term 'Booza' I've been meaning to try Damas Booza and I'm so glad I finally did. We got there when he was still opening up but Wahid was so welcoming and kind. You can tell he's very passionate about his business. Along with the Ashta ice cream, we had some Turkish Sand coffee and Turkish delight bites and biscuit au chocolat bites. Everything was so authentic. Absolutely delicious! There is a seating area outside that lights up and sets a cute vibe at night. I definitely recommend, especially with summer creeping up

Wow! A small hidden gem. I loveddddd their ice cream, the taste and texture is amazing! You know I…read morecannot just eat one flavor so I had their chocolate covered in hazelnuts and ashta covered in pistachios topped with Turkish cotton candy. They have a sitting area outside. Parking is right behind them so you won't have to struggle to find parking. This is not a common type of ice cream to find in the USA so I'm happy that they opened. Don't have a car? You can easily get here via the metro, just get down at the south miami station. Wahid was excellent, provided the best service. Overall I highly recommend you try them!

If you're anywhere near Bella Bakery, do yourself a favor and stop in--this place quietly delivers…read moresome of the best bakery bites in the area. The beef empanadas are outstanding--perfectly golden and flaky on the outside, with a rich, well-seasoned filling that hits that ideal balance between savory and satisfying. They're the kind of item you order one of... and then immediately wish you had ordered three. And don't even think about leaving without trying the guava pastries. Light, buttery, and just the right amount of sweetness, they're a classic done exceptionally well. Pair one with their cafecito, which is strong, smooth, and exactly what you want from a proper Miami coffee break. What really rounds out the experience is the comfortable outdoor seating area. It's relaxed, inviting, and makes it easy to slow down and actually enjoy your food--whether you're catching up with someone or just taking a moment for yourself. Great food, great coffee, and a great atmosphere--Bella Bakery is a gem in Miami Springs

Bella Bakery is one my faves - tucked away in the Miami Springs neighborhood, unspoiled by…read moregentrification, and where you'll find so many mom and pops. Bella offers authentic Cuban baked goods, coffee, sandwiches and cuisine - at super affordable prices. We ordered cafe con leche, pan y lechon, jamon y queso empanada, 2 queso pastelitos, 2 guava y queso pastelitos-- all for less than $20. To add to the authenticity, only Spanish was spoken -- but don't let that deter you or discourage you. You can order in English.

Bassi is such a charming spot, and the coffee was absolutely delicious. It was smooth, flavorful,…read moreand paired perfectly with the cozy atmosphere. The food was fresh and well prepared, the service was warm and attentive, and it felt like the kind of place you'll want to return to again and again.

Cute little shop in CityPlace Doral. Limited indoor seating, but they have a few tables outside as…read morewell. Staff were very kind and let me sample a few gelatos. I ordered an iced matcha latte and a dulce de leche gelato, I enjoyed them both. Definitely recommend if you're in the area and want a place to relax and/or study.

Our next family food adventure take us to Moka Bakery & Desserts with a category of 4.7 with more…read morethan 10 reviews located inside the international mall, this place is small but they treat you like family, my wife was talking to the owner of the place telling her the story of how they created their business. We just ate but for the desert we had to make the exception and the rice pudding is incredible, highly recommended. If you are visiting the international mall and you want to eat something, don't forget Mokas Bakery & Desserts.

Went to this place, asked expresó and vanilla ice cream. Flavor was alright, however there were…read morepieces of "something" in it. I complained to the owner/manager and he said; " it was vanilla bean from the ice cream". I tasted the ice cream alone and there was nothing. I showed him the pieces in the coffee (seemed to be like wax) and asked him if he could please make another one for me.(mind you, I had only taken 2 sips so it was full) he said NO. Avoid this place, bad products and worse service.

Delicious bakery with a brief menu that is long on authentic Peruvian flavors. After lunch…read moreelsewhere, my son (12) and I took my wife here, having heard good things and also because we regularly go to Peruvian establishments since my wife is from Arequipa in southern Peru. We have eaten in Peruvian restaurants and cafes all over North America. Here, the flavors were familiar but amazingly well-executed. We had these treats: Lucuma-chocolate cheesecake -- not too sweet, either flavor/layer; this is just a smooth caramel flavor derived from the lucuma fruit plus the real chocolate layers. Lucuma milkshake -- not too sweet, just a creamy caramel-flavor profile again derived from, counterintuitively, a fruit. Arroz con leche / rice pudding -- delicious, creamy, and a little thin compared to the American counterpart (tends to be thicker consistency); this has cinnamon and a little bit of spiced orange. My wife said it reminded her of her mother's arroz con leche. Little box of alfajores -- we didn't try them yet. This place is 10/10 especially if you are a discerning Peruvian food eater.

Came here on suggestion of a coworker who said the arroz con leche was amazing and I am glad I did…read more The main entrance is on 87th but you can park right next door or in the parking garage behind it for free. We ordered the chicken and triple sandwich and both were outstanding. The triple was nice and light, refreshing with the avocado and mayo. The bread was very spongey in a good way, fresh made! My coworker said it was "made with love" The same can be said with the chicken sandwich, the fresh brioche bun elevated the overall. It was a great chicken salad that wasn't too sweet or heavy. The arroz con leche was made with long grain, light cinnamon and a thinner consistency, pretty solid overall. The inside ambience was very nice. Cute decor with plenty of seating. The owner was super nice and told us of their new bowls they have, both chicken and salmon. I will be back to try the coffee!

I have been to the Coral Gables location and honestly I won't be going to another Say Tea. The…read moredrinks are just mediocre for the price and service is terrible. Drinks don't come with any toppings so you have to pay for $1 toppings which is insane. The drinks itself are nothing special and definitely for the average American crowd. A drink can cost you up to $10. Paid $30+ for 3 drinks. Service also needs work. We grabbed the menu to look and brought it back when we were ready. Employee who took our order rudely told us to bring back the menu if you are done with it, which we gave to the customers behind us. If only he used his eyes before speaking. Also, I asked for Green Thai Tea and he blankly stared at me saying we don't have that. I told him it's on the menu and he proceeded to say "oh yea we don't sell that often". Not my problem if you don't know what is on your menu. Small space. Area is not big enough for strollers. Not ideal for people with strollers.

What a cute boba tea spot! While I didn't try the tea this time around, I did stop in for a treat…read moreand ordered the almond croissant. It was really good! I will definitely be back for some boba next time! The decor is so beautiful and it's a very nice and peaceful spot to enjoy a tea & treat.

One of the few places left that make old school Pastelitos. The Cuban bread tastes classic as well…read more They use lard for the bread which is the traditional way. Real Cuban bread has a crispy outer shell and very soft in the middle. Highly recommend. A dozen Pastelitos and 1 Cuban bread came out to $22. Enjoy!

Beautifully decorated and inviting little coffee shop which offers more than just coffee. Besides…read morethe selection of pastries that looked amazing and were fresh, there were some more savory options to choose from. Service was great location however right by the metrorail could make sitting outside a bit too loud.