Pinecrest Bakery - Coconut Grove

Wow — visiting from out of town, and this place didn’t just hit the spot… it pulled up a chair, tucked me in, and fed my soul. The media noche? Life-changing. I’m convinced they sprinkled a little magic in there. The croquetas were so perfect I almost proposed. And the pastel de guayaba? A buttery, guava-filled symphony that made my taste buds dance. The variety on the menu was top-tier — I wanted to try everything twice. And the service? Like catching up with your favorite cousin you didn’t know you had. (Dianelys was awesome!) If you’re wondering what Cuban food is supposed to taste like, this is it. Flavorful, soulful, and unforgettable. I didn’t just eat — I experienced something special.

I picked up a cuban bread yesterday, and today I opened it and was all messed up. I put it in a bag bc if not it is very known that it will quickly turn into a baseball bat, and today it was nasty. It tasted like old lard and the whole top part fell off! The BTREADMAN and the bread was bad??? Don't reccomend for cuban bread. Not sure about the rest of the stuff but I wouldn't try it if the bread isn't even right.

Breadman Bakery is located on 8 Street and 84 Avenue and is our family's favorite bakery in Miami. They have delicious pastelitos (carne, carne & maduro, nutella, cheese, guava, pizza), croquetas, papa rellenas and the best empanadas (chicken, beef, and ham & cheese). When I request a cafe con leche, oscuro, they make it just the way I ask, which I greatly appreciate. I love their cakes and have order 3 cakes from them (I particularly like vanilla & chocolate with custard in the middle). Betty always helps me with my party orders and their staff is wonderful, friendly, and kind. They have a breakfast and lunch menu that features a variety of sandwiches. Prices are a lot more reasonable then other bakeries. Visit them and order to go or eat in. Tables & chairs are available to eat in.