Small space with an open preparation area creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Croissants and artisan breads stand out for their quality and flavor, often selling out early. Prices remain significantly lower than comparable bakeries, attracting a steady local crowd despite limited parking.
Croissants come out fresh and hot with a buttery, flaky texture. Varieties like pain au chocolat and pistachio croissants stand out alongside phenomenal sourdough and baguettes.
Fresh bread and croissants come out on weekends with artisan quality and bold flavors. The ham bread stands out as a unique and tasty option among classic pastries and monkey bread.
"I found the croissant here to be the best in Miami."
"The croissants here are buttery, flaky, and delicious."
"The French food, especially the croissants, is buttery and flaky."
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Most pastries sell out quickly, especially by late morning.
Calling ahead to reserve bread is recommended to ensure availability.
Prices range from $3.99 to $4.80, which is lower than many competitors.
Small in-line bakery with indoor and outdoor seating offers a cozy atmosphere and beautiful water views. A separate drink bar provides a relaxed spot to enjoy beverages. The space feels clean and inviting with simple, pretty design.
Crunchy crust and airy, soft middle define the baguettes here, making each bite a joy. Croissants come out buttery, flaky, and perfectly baked, offering an incredibly airy and soft texture.
Bread here features authentic French style with organic ingredients. Sourdough and croissants stand out for their freshness and texture.
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Ficelle Bakery offers a variety of authentic French pastries and sandwiches.
Expect to pay higher prices for quality French baked goods.
Credit cards are accepted for payment.
Small bakery space offers a cozy, farmhouse charm with beautiful, minimalist decor. Atmosphere stays quiet and peaceful, welcoming people looking to relax or catch up. Known for gourmet-quality Venezuelan pastries, it draws a family-friendly crowd appreciating high-quality baked goods.
Wide variety of baked goods includes French bread, croissants, and cakes. The Ham and Cheese Croissant and “Cachitos” stand out with nostalgic flavors. Baguettes and the “Mil Hojas” also feature on the menu.
Homemade pastries and bread stand out with a genuine, different taste from factory-made options. Ham bread, cheese bread, and croissants deliver a spectacular flavor reminiscent of European and Venezuelan bakery traditions.
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Parking at Galipán Bakehouse can be tricky, so plan accordingly.
Prices at Galipán Bakehouse range from $10 to $20 per person.
Everything at Galipán Bakehouse is freshly made daily.
Small space with barstool seating and real plants creates a cozy, earthy atmosphere filled with the aroma of coffee and pastries. The vibe stays warm and inviting, offering a quiet spot to recharge with friendly energy. Attention to detail and a modern yet homey design make it feel genuine and welcoming.
Croissants stand out with options like chocolate ganache-filled almond and ham & cheese varieties. Sandwiches and coffee, including lattes, match the high quality of the baked goods.
Sourdough and focaccia show amazing quality and clear craftsmanship. The vegan banana bread features warm chocolate chips and stands out as especially delicious.
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Reservations are not required, but expect busy periods during weekends.
The cafe does not offer Wi-Fi, encouraging a more social atmosphere.
Cinnamon rolls are popular but may sell out quickly.
Small bakery with French-themed decor and cozy atmosphere transports visitors to Paris with soft music and romantic design. Limited seating creates an intimate, tight space. Known for exceptional croissants and charming, elegant vibe.
Croissants stand out with a golden, crisp exterior and a soft, chewy center that melts in your mouth. Varieties like pistachio, dulce de leche, and almond offer rich, balanced fillings that are flavorful without being too sweet.
High-quality bread comes with scrumptious monkey bread and coconut bread that tastes good even without a strong coconut flavor.
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The bakery opens at 6 a.m., but croissants are ready only after 10 a.m.
Expect limited seating as the bakery primarily offers takeout.
Parking is limited, so plan to arrive early or consider alternative options.
Small warehouse setting offers no seating but a cozy atmosphere filled with enticing pastry aromas. Lines form early as the place draws those seeking authentic French croissants and baked goods. Energy stays calm yet lively amid a quaint, traditional vibe.
Croissants here match the texture and taste of Paris with options like pistachio, almond, and guava and cheese. The baguette bread loaf stands out as outstanding and prices stay reasonable compared to market rates.
Fresh baked bread includes crusty sourdough, rustic loaves, and baguette bread. Croissants and pastries come in assorted varieties, often praised for their quality and flavor.
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Get there early because there are lines and everything sells out very quickly.
Consider ordering ahead due to limited pastry choices.
Arriving after 1:00 pm may result in limited croissant availability.
Swank space with impeccable decor transports guests to Paris. Live saxophone and piano music create an intimate, sophisticated vibe. Known for supreme steaks and exceptional cocktails, it draws a crowd seeking a refined dining experience.
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Happy hour runs every day from 6 to 8 PM, offering great drink deals.
On Tuesdays, enjoy special pricing on porterhouse steak for two.
Live music is scheduled only on weekdays, not available on weekends.
Bakery offers a small, lively space filled with the aroma of freshly baked bread and upbeat music. Dogs often sit on chairs, adding to the unique, casual vibe. The atmosphere ranges from comfortable and fun to loud and crowded during peak times.
Croissants stand out with rich fillings like ham and cheese or Nutella, though some find the filling amount heavy. Almond and chocolate croissants, along with buttery croissants and palmeritas, offer a solid range of classic French pastries.
Sweet breads with sugar on top stand out for their perfect flavor and right touch of sweetness. Sourdough bread offers a game changer for blood sugar management, while pan de jamón features good-quality ham and balanced sweetness.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Takeaway orders may be quicker than dining in.
Prices can be high for some items, so check the menu first.
Small cafe with swinging chairs and a huge blossom tree creates a cozy, beautiful atmosphere. Music and vibey decoration add to the super chill vibes. Seating options include couches and tables, making it a comfortable spot for work or relaxation.
Fresh, warm baguettes and croissants stand out, with the baguettes often selling out. The menu includes classic French items like pain au chocolat and almond croissants, alongside wraps and gluten-free options.
Freshness stands out with consistently fresh bread and delicious baguettes. The aroma of freshly baked bread fills the air, enhancing the sandwich experience.
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They host creative coffee parties and collaborate with other local Miami creators.
Expect a cozy atmosphere perfect for quick breakfasts and snacks.
Prices are generally affordable, making it a great spot for lunch.
Cozy, compact space with charming retro decor and authentic French bistro atmosphere. Energy feels intimate and lively, often crowded with tables close together. French chef cooks daily, offering classic dishes like steak tartare and escargot alongside a thoughtful wine selection.
Steak tartare shows the Chef/Owner's confidence and comes out perfect. Duck confit tastes just like homemade. Creme brulee with vanilla bean pairs well with an unsweetened espresso. The food feels authentic to a Lyonnais bistro.
Bread comes in generous portions and tastes absolutely incredible. They never skimp on the quality or amount.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on Friday evenings due to high demand.
The restaurant closes at 3pm on Sundays, so plan accordingly.
Expect the place to fill up quickly, particularly during peak hours.
Tiny space with authentic French decor and cozy atmosphere feels like a Parisian cafe. Quiet and relaxing vibe welcomes guests seeking a low-key dining experience. Bar and table seating fill quickly, creating a warm, intimate setting.
Fresh baked croissants and baguettes come out daily, offering authentic French flavors. Both savory and sweet crepes are delicious and made fresh, paired with excellent breakfast options like omelets.
Bread offerings include fresh baked croissants and French bread with a refined, homemade quality. The bread served with meals stands out as amazing and delicious.
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No dogs are welcomed in the restaurant.
Metered street parking is available near the cafe.
A 20% service charge is automatically added to the bill.
Dining room channels French Riviera style with soft lighting and intimate layout. Five-piece band plays live saxophone music at a balanced volume, enhancing a sophisticated, cozy vibe. Guests enjoy elegant cocktails and refined dishes in a setting suited for quiet, child-free evenings.
Burgundy-style escargot shines with garlic, parsley, and butter for classic French comfort. Lobster spaghetti and fig cheesecake add rich, flavorful options alongside fresh carpaccio.
Rosemary bread arrives with fresh herbs and oil, adding a flavorful start. Service includes attentive delivery enhancing the bread experience.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Happy hour features discounted drinks and appetizers from 5-7pm daily.
Live music occurs five nights a week, enhancing the dining experience.
Cozy wine bar with beautifully decorated indoor and outdoor seating creates a relaxed yet lively atmosphere. Music and a DJ set an amazing vibe while communal card games and vintage vendor stalls add unique charm. Space feels like a big living room with attention to detail in decor and comfortable terraces.
Creative dishes include escargot, duck pâté, and charcuterie boards. Desserts stand out as incredible. Food pairs well with wine.
Bread comes out perfect and toasty, pairing well with cheese and ham on the boards. It holds up nicely alongside the charcuterie, making it a solid choice for sharing with wine.
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Magie has a self-serve concept where you pick items from the fridge.
There is no menu, so prices are only known at checkout.
Parking can be difficult due to nearby attractions; arrive early.
Elegant café with beautiful decor and sophisticated atmosphere offers both indoor and outdoor seating. Live acoustic music and complimentary pastries create a peaceful, trendy vibe. Pastries stand out as unique and highly praised, often compared favorably to those in Paris.
Pastries here feature perfectly flaky croissants and a balanced sweetness in the Bostock Brioche with rich almond flavor. The tuna avocado croissant offers a fresh and flavorful twist on classic French bakery items.
Bread has a perfect crunch and rich flavor. It stands out as fabulous and truly divine alongside the pastries.
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Reservations are recommended for Sunday brunch due to high demand.
Karaoke nights happen every Thursday, starting at 8pm with a two-drink minimum.
Expect limited seating during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Dark dining creates a magical atmosphere blending warmth and elegance. Visible kitchen through glass adds a modern touch while outdoor terrace offers a spectacular lakeside setting. Live music and private rooms enhance the inviting, sophisticated vibe.
French onion soup stands out, especially on Tuesdays. The menu also features rack of lamb, crème brûlée, oysters, fried goat cheese, and crab cakes paired with drinks like lychee martinis.
Complimentary bread comes with a special spread that stands out. The pull apart bread is a new menu item and a winner.
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Making a reservation is necessary because the restaurant is very busy.
There is ample free parking available.
Happy hour runs from Monday to Friday between 4 pm and 7 pm.
Fine dining restaurant offers an intimate and romantic atmosphere with live music enhancing the experience. Spacious, beautifully decorated dining rooms provide breathtaking city views. The vibe is warm and inviting, often lively with families and celebrations.
French onion soup stands out with rich flavor. Desserts include crème brûlée and a variety of cakes like cheesecake and lava cake.
Staff serve bread between courses and offer it proactively without needing to be asked. The bread pairs well with Brie and herb butter and works great for dipping into the lobster bisque.
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Happy hour runs daily from 4-6pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Tuesdays feature a special Tomahawk steak deal, a must-try for meat lovers.
Reservations are recommended for large parties, especially during weekends.
Small cafe with bright white walls, super tall ceilings, and vintage decor like old rotary phones creates a unique, Parisian vibe. Atmosphere feels welcoming and lively, perfect for sharing food and conversation. Known for exceptional croissants and a charming, intimate setting.
Flaky croissants stand out, especially the Nutella and chocolate-packed Pain au Chocolat. The croque madame with salmon and eggs benedict pair well with the rich French breakfast offerings blending classic and Hispanic influences.
Every bite features freshly baked bread with the perfect balance of crunch and softness. Options like the pan de jamón and crusty baguette highlight the bread's quality and flavor.
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After 4 p.m., all pastries are 50% off.
The cost for one coffee and pancakes is $27.50, including service charge.
A meal for two can total around $70.