Nova Gourmet is such a cozy and charming spot in Doral, perfect for enjoying a delicious coffee and…read moresomething sweet. I stopped by with my mom for a little afternoon treat, and we had the perfect time! The coffee and sweet bread were absolutely delicious. I also love their beautiful cups, they add such a special touch to the experience. The service was excellent, and there's plenty of parking, which is always a plus. And you absolutely have to try their millefoglie cake , it is AMAZING.

The service is excellent... food amazing. Highly recommended to visit this beautiful spotread more

Not your typical coffee, miga, empanada place. I'm glad I stopped by on my way to pick something…read moreup in this industrial part of Miami. Super nice and friendly staff. Well decorated and plenty of parking. It's a homey place in a neighborhood dominated by warehouses and corporate parks. I would visit again when in the area.... Migas (the Argentinian mini sandwiches) are the real deal. #YUM

Okay, strange location, but who cares when the empanadas are that good!…read more We got lucky this morning, and it wasn't blistering hot outside. Within a few seconds of walking up to the cute little counter, we were quickly seated and ordering. Our waitress was so kind and attentive. My friend ordered an egg/ham breakfast sandwich on croissant bread. He kept mentioning how good the lettuce was (Boston 'butter' lettuce). My coffee was delicious, as were my ham and cheese empanada. It's a bit out of the way for me, but when I need to be in this area for work I'll be sure to stop, and so should you!

I'd been wanting to try La Mantequeria for a while, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my…read moreexpectations. It was average at best. My husband and I ordered two ham and cheese medialunas, a dulce de leche croissant, and coffees. The medialunas were definitely the best part. I loved the contrast, between the slightly sweet, buttery pastry and the savory ham and cheese filling. The dulce de leche croissant, however, fell short. It only had a small dollop of dulce de leche on top, and none inside. I've visited Argentina, and while I know it's difficult to replicate, the pastries didn't look or taste as authentic as I was expecting.

The pistachio croissant was delicious and filled with pistachio cream. The bakery is clean and…read moresimple/cute. Staff was kind, and service was good.

I almost cried when I thought they didn't have any of my favorite chocolate cake left…read more.. but they did! So I got a slice!! Word of advice to the Peruvian chocolate cake addicts : they could run out of it... the horror!! Come early to get your fix!! Don't wait for 5 pm on a Saturday afternoon cause others may get your favorite dessert before you get there... the shelves were almost empty! Run don't walk here: ALL THE CAKES ARE DELICIOUS!!!

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.

On the way to the gym, I walked in this place to see if I get something to drink and sit down for a…read moremoment. The place was packed and very clean.. The staff was very friendly. They helped me.. I didn't sit down, but I got something to go. Carlos was very helpful and took care of me. Seems like a nice place to stop in for lunch next time..

One of our favorite Miami foodie did a video on a popular Portuguese bakery located off Coral Way…read moreand 37 Ave called Majestic. Here you will find an old fashioned Bakehouse with a variety of delicious baked goods. We ordered the following Nutella croissant, cachitos (savory bread stuffed with ham and cheese) coconut custard, and the Portuguese egg tarts. All the items were delicious and fresh but main star of the bunch were the egg tarts very creamy sweet. Great meal and a nice and relaxing ambiance as well.

Some of the best empanadas in town. The dough is flaky and the fillings are very unique and…read moredelicious. They have great Argentina steak platters and bakery items. I usually order the Asado de Tira and the Choripan.

Otra vez por este local: todo muy bien y muy rico. Me…read moreEncantó que estaban decorados para la Pascua Florida... Esta vez revisé los productos tan ricos que venden en su sección carnicería y los chimichurris preparados en los refrigeradores de la derecha: uf hay pastas y muchas otras cosas deliciosas! Que rico todo!

This place is certainly not a "looker," but the food quality was excellent. There was barely any…read moreseating, though I was informed that tables are taken out during slower seasons. The aesthetics weren't all there, and the prices were very high. Also, good luck finding parking. I ordered a matcha and the brisket sandwich. The matcha tasted like water, but that sandwich was perfect! The bread had a crispy outer crust with a soft interior, the meat was cooked to perfection, the red pepper relish added a sweet richness and juiciness when mixed with the aioli, and the cheese added good flavor without overpowering the sandwich. Overall, an amazing sandwich in my opinion. I would definitely return just for that sandwich, but at $20, it would be more of an occasional treat than a frequent meal choice.

Amazing breakfast spot on Key Biscayne! A perfect place to stop by after golf or tennis. They have…read moreconvenient parking right at the plaza, which makes it very easy. I had the Turkish eggs, and they were delicious. The sourdough bread was excellent, and the pastries looked absolutely beautiful and tempting. The coffee was great as well -- I really liked the milk-to-coffee ratio in my cappuccino. I asked them to make it at the right temperature, and they did it perfectly. The only thing I think they could improve is the foam texture -- that's probably the one area to work on. The service was amazing -- everyone was very welcoming, warm, and attentive. Overall, a lovely place for a relaxed breakfast experience!

I don't like going somewhere and being charged for something I didn't receive. I was with a small…read morechild and we were the only ones there and we paid for item and never received it. I shouldn't have to double check when they weren't even busy and it's pretty pricey. So I was especially disappointed to see they didn't pack all our order.

Went to Galipan Bake House in Kendall on my second stop while on a mission to find a good cachito…read more The place is simple but pleasant, with both indoor and outdoor seating. The staff was friendly and polite. I ordered the ham and cheese cachito, and oh my goodness... it instantly took me back to the ones I used to eat as a kid in school in Venezuela. The size was perfect, the flavor was spot on, and even though it was a little greasy, it was absolutely delicious. The atmosphere is nothing fancy, just a normal bakery vibe, but I didn't care. The cachito was that good. I didn't try anything else, so I can't speak for the rest of the menu, but for the cachitos alone, I'd happily drive from Miami Lakes all the way to Kendall again. Solid 9.8/10. If you're looking for an authentic Venezuelan cachito experience, this is the place. Highly recommend!