Miramar Bakery

My only complaint is the long line of customers but once you reach the front, the service is fast, friendly and accurate. Either my taste buds have changed or some things have changed. I have had a few disappointments in flavor but the quality and texture of all is always on point. The owners are also SUPER FAST to respond and resolve ANY and all problems or issues one may encounter. I highly recommend this place for that friendly family like atmosphere.

Being born and raised in Miami I have been to plenty Cuban bakeries and several Vicky Bakery I must say out of all the ones I’ve been to this is one of the cleanest and freshest bakeries around. From the pastelitos, empanadas to the freshly squeezed orange juice and cant forget El Cafecito. Miramar location décor and staff rocks keep it up guys.

One word describes the catering order Of imperial rice I placed for my sisters baby shower… Disgusting!!! I ordered imperial rice which were drenched in oil. My husband car was disgusting after picking up my order. The oil leaked all over his carpet after he asked for a box of cardboard to put under it and the girl said no that’s how we give it to the customers. Then to make it even nastier it barely had chicken AND the chicken was like the chicken out of a can. It wasn’t shredded chicken. It looked like fake chicken and tasted gross! Nobody wanted to eat it after seeing the tons of oil everywhere and I had almost the whole tray left over that ended up right where it belonged… In the garbage.

I’ve been coming to this bakery since before I was even born and it doesn’t get better than this. Everything on the menu taste amazing. I would have posted a picture of the food I got today but it’s just too good to stop and take a picture. There was an older worker who worked there named Soraya, which is also my name, but she retired and she was amazing and me and my family miss her very much. Everyone has to try the cheese cake flan, the tres leche, spinach and cheese empanadas, the Cuban coffee, and sandwiches, or just try everything, nothing from here ever comes out disappointing.

My favorite cuban bakery in Broward county. Best croquetas and pastelitos. Also they are so quick and nice. I only wish there was more seating!

Great food for the price and the service is awesome. Very nice people and food is always fresh best Cuban food in Broward.

Rather Mexican oriented bakery but still a range of American food from (hot) sandwiches to muffins. The service was good, but we hat to wait quite a while for the sandwich. The menu was in Spanish and the staff rather talked Spanish.

Best place for empanadas! I’ve had plenty of empanadas and none can compete with the ones here. They’re large and stuffed full of expertly seasoned filling (beef, chicken, or spinach) & fried to perfection. Empanadas not your thing? Well surely you will love their flan cheesecake, tres leches, fresh baked Cuba bread, coffee, or other sweets and treats.
The cheesecake flan is a must try. It’s flan on the top with the cheesecake layer on the bottom and it is heaven to the tastebuds. I thought it would be overwhelmingly sweet but it’s not (thankfully). The flan is a little thicker than normal but t works great to keep the desert all together. Don’t leave without getting!
It’s always packed here but don’t get discouraged — the ladies behind the counter work quick and you will have your order in no time. It’s a take out type of place but there is a tall standing table near the door that you can eat at.

Me encanta! Todos sus productos son una delicia. Gracias por dejarme formar parte de la familia Miramar Bakery!

My family has been coming to this bakery for as long as I can remember. One of the best bakeries in town. Croquetas and pastelitos here are amazing. The café con leche never stops flowing. Tostadas, empanada, Cuban bread and sandwiches are always fresh and made to order. They offer party packages with cakes and pastelitos at reasonable prices. Everything is always so fresh. Prices are affordable and cheap. I always try to go when they open just to avoid the lines. That’s how good this place is people! They moved their location just down the street from where they were previously. Newly renovated and a fresh start for Miramar bakery.

It was hard to find because of all the construction on 441. This is a gem in a plaza where there really is nothing. I had a meat patty and it was a little cold, but the actually taste of the meat was really good. It does get busy in there and the line get pretty long but it’s worth it. I am so glad a found a bkery near to home.

LOVE this place! Just stopped in here for lunch and tried the ropa vieja sandwich, cheese pastry, and a cortadito and they are all amazing!!! I got all of that plus a can of coke and a loaf of Cuban bread for $ 10! Amazing Cuban food and great prices I will be back!

Had a great experience here the very first time I walked in, my neighbor recommended it to my mom and I went to get my dad’s birthday cake. They are very authentic in their Cuban style and let me tell you those bocaditos take me back in time to my childhood with every bite. I will definitely be coming here for more cakes and bocaditos of course lol. There is always a line and they are busy all the time that tells you a lot about the place, the stuff is very friendly, kind, and will do all in their power for you to leave happy. Try it and you’ll love it!

The only thing I liked was the croqueta preparada and most likely because it was covered in cheese. The croquetas had to be Goya pre made that you can buy at any sedanos, the pastelitos de queso were yellow? And tasted WEIRD. the tequeno was as hard as a rock. Also strange the selection on a Saturday morning at 9 was not there– this is usually one of the busiest days in the week for a bakery, pastelitos were still being made and not put out. The worst was that it was not gay friendly– my order was taken with an attitude and after waiting 15 minutes (never takes that long in Miami) I had to ask about my sandwich which was sitting in the plancha burning and given to me with an attitude as if I was a bother. This is coming from a Cuban woman, who was born and raised in Miami. This would never happen in Hialeah!

Best croquetas in town. Awesome Cuban bread
Can use a few more tables outside but over all great Cuban bakery
Friendly staff

Chicken empanadas is the bomb!
Service: order at the counter, pickup at counter right away. More of a self service bakery. It has a couple table and chairs to seatings: outdoor vs. indoor (recommended bc it’s in a weird plaza, plus it’s 95 degrees out? enjoy the AC while standing at a communal table to enjoy your goods)
Food: chicken and beef empanadas is the only thing we tried. The fillings are of great amount and juicy, one of the best empanadas I tried so far, comparable to one of the best ones I tried in Argentina and Peru!
Price: pretty cheap! $ 1.65 for a hug yummy empanada! $ 1.25 for a espresso shot!
Parking: plenty in a lot, lock your cars!

Miramar is everything you hope for in a Cuban Bakery. It is delicious, inexpensive and authentic. There are no bad options here. Each delectable sweet and savory treat is freshly made with 30 years of experience and care. You definitely need to try the classics like the guava and cheese pastelitos. They are flaky and crispy on the outside with just the right amount of sweetness on the inside. Their Croquetas are also phenomenal fritters of pork delight. They also serve the perfect Cuban Coffee to jumpstart your morning or give you that extra jolt in the afternoon. Make sure that you go home with a freshly baked loaf of Cuban bread. It is great for sandwiches or garlic bread and it even freezes well for toasting up later. The staff is usually helpful though ordering in English can be hit or miss (sometimes when communication fails pointing is your best friend).
Miramar is especially convenient If you are going to or staying at the Hard Rock Casino. The bakery is just a short drive away and it is a far better than any of the casual dining choices that they offer.
«Baby baby make me loco
Baby baby make me mambo»
«Havana Affair» — Ramones (1976)

Miramar Bakery — 6−24−15 on 441 NEW location near muffler shop — Cuban sandwich very good for Broward county, cheese melted right, could use more meat but, good bread not hard or burnt) friendly staff not crowded in afternoon — No Diet Jupinia soda, no flan con coco — To Try — bakery winner of newtimes flan cheesecake, chicken empanadas„ $ 6.50 + tip = 8.5

I was looking for Korean BBQ but couldn’t find it. A friend suggested Miramar Bakery and I’m furious that this place has been 10 minutes from my house the whole time. I ordered the Cuban Burger on Cuban sweet bread and tired with potato sticks. I was a little skeptical because the sandwich only cost 4 bucks. My friend got the Midnight Sandwich and was equally impressed. I have him a bite of mine and vice versa. We both agreed and jumped back in the car to get 2 more Cuban Burgers.
12 dollars for 3 perfect sandwiches is more than a reasonable and I plan on turning all my friends on to this place. Keep up the great work. FYI they sell loafs of beautiful bread to go. We got here around 2pm and their was no wait.
Thank you Miramar Bakery,
Evan M Quintavella

My fiancé and I traveled from KY and GA for our wedding on the beach in Ft Lauderdale, FL and had to choose a bakery for our wedding cake from afar. It was a small quaint wedding, and after searching for a bakery and reading all the positive reviews, we decided to use Miramar Bakery. Oh my goodness… the cake was beautifully made to match the pictures I sent via email and it was equally delicious! This was the BEST cake that I/​we have ever tasted! We were greatly pleased, as well as our guest! Some even stopped by for those delicious croissants I raved about also! Thanks again Miramar for making our special day all the more special!
God Bless!

Pretty decent cuban bakery. They have all the essentials: Cuban coffee, pastries and dessert and you can order custom made cakes.
I only had the cortadito, but as Tony the Tiger would say «It’s greaatt!».
My friend had a café con leche and a Guava pastry. She really enjoyed both.
There is no need to be intimidated to come here if you don’t speak Spanish, because everyone speaks English unlike some other bakeries.
If your having a cuban merienda craving, well hit this place up.