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Absolutely excellent. Upon walking in, we were greeted by the most wonderful woman who quickly served us breakfast, cafe con leche, and croquetas. The food was great, the cafe feels cozy, and the flan was insane. We'll be back!
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Delicious pastries and coffee. The guava and cream cheese pastries were wonderful. There's a friendly crowd there during the early hours and the staff are lovely.
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Authentic Cuban food that was simply amazing to my taste buds.
Our waitress was very attentive which made us feel comfortable.
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This spot is filled with local residents of Little Havana, not tourists checking out Calle Ocho. Warning - language might be a barrier for non-Spanish speakers. We stopped in for a breakfast of pastelitos (light, flaky puff pastry filled with fruit and/or cream cheese) and cafe con leche. It was good enough that we went back the next day. The woman who had waited on us the first day burst into a big smile when we walked in, then recited our order from the previous day! We may not have been locals, but we were treated so warmly that we'll go back on our next visit to Miami. Oh yeah, everything we tasted was amazing.
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Warm, flaky, great prices and wide selection of pastelitos and cakes. Clean, spacious authentic 🫶🏼
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Great place on Calle Ocho for a quick coffee & pasty. It was SO cheap I felt like I was stealing. We paid $3 for a pastry & a colada.
Lots of variety for pastries, tasted very fresh and staff was friendly. Coffee also had great flavor. Would return.
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This place feels like one of those local institutions that have been around forever. Circa 1986 is what I found. But it feels like the place has been there since or before 1940's. That is a vibe that can't be manufactured.
Please stop in for some of the best pastries & bites around. And that Cuban Coffee!
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What a nice place! Relaxed, down to earth people, both staff and visitors. Lots of choice. All fresh, made on the spot. EXCELLENT coffee. Hardly any English spoken - who cares?
Anyone of Dutch (Netherlands) descent MUST taste the croquetas (kroket) which are great.
Lastly: inexpensive, this place.
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Popped into Arahi’s bakery today during a visit to Miami. I have lived in the LA area for a long time, so spending time in a non-English speaking space isn’t new to me. This spot is so damn good, and the owner (I assume?) came over to help my boyfriend and I speaking English. The food was unbelievably good! We got sandwiches, a coffee, and pastelitos to go and brought the pastries down to the beach for sunset. And the best part? This spot is out of the tourist chaos of Little Havana, but only about a 10 minute walk away from the main drag. 10/10 recommend!
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I recently visited this Cuban bakery and was blown away by the experience. From the moment I walked in, the staff greeted me with warm smiles and genuine hospitality. The pastelitos were so good, filled with guava and cheese, and their cafecito was the strongest, most flavorful espresso I’ve had. Everything was fresh, authentic, and reasonably priced. The service was fast, and they even suggested I try the Cuban croquettes. Gisela was charming she was the lady who took my order and recommended that I try las croquetas de jamón. If you’re craving real Cuban flavors with excellent service, this place is a must visit on Miami’s famous Calle Ocho. Five stars all the way