I am not usually the biggest fan of Doris Market. However, this location greatly improved my…read moreopinion. The store is very large and bright. It is appealing to me. They have a lot of interesting brands of meats, pasta, sauce and more. The service at the register was great. The lady really took care bagging my groceries. Did I mention they have some tasty gelato from Italy? They have food and wine events sometimes. I went to one of those long ago at tjis location. Those are worth the money you spend. I am going to make an effort to stop here when I am nearby.

The store is very clean and well organized, and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. You…read morecan tell they take pride in what they do. But the real star here is the bakery -- it's absolutely out of this world. My personal favorite is the chocolate rum ball -- rich, moist, and perfectly balanced. The mini chocolate cannoli are incredible, with creamy filling and a crisp shell. The cannoli cookie is also delicious and unique. We took some pastries home, and even after being left overnight in the refrigerator, they were still fresh and tasted amazing the next day. We heard they also have another location in Pembroke Pines, which we're excited to try next. If it's anything like the Sunrise store, we know it'll be fantastic. Highly recommend for anyone craving authentic Italian pastries and market goodies!

Bettylicious Cakes was a huge success at my baby shower! First, communication and ordering was a…read morebreeze and I had no worries about my day-of-event pick-up. This cake was not only stunning, but also so delicious and moist. (Try the Oreo buttercream!) Every guest at my shower raved about the cake. I couldn't be happier with my purchase!

Her attention to detail was everything I wanted and more! Betty was able to bring my vision to life…read moreand exceed my expectations!! I would highly recommend her for ALL you're baking needs for wedding, baby shower, birthday parties etc.

I bought a Venezuelan empanada and a pan de bono. They were good and fresh but I have tried better…read moreones. They have a wide variety of desserts that looked good. The cashier was serious but did her job. The sitting area was fine but bathrooms were disgusting. Not sure if I will be going back.

This week I was under the weather & my friend gifted me chicken soup from Don Pan. Normally I just…read moreorder their shredded beef empanadas, which are my favorite of all time, so I was curious to see if I'd like their soup. I loved it! Not only was it flavorful but it was also filling. I got three meals out of the two soup orders with white rice to share! Historically the customer service is great when I order in-person and there is plenty of clean, indoor seating. I would happily order their soup & empanadas again soon.

05/15/2026 Ordered breakfast again today .Yes it has a different name but the same great food , we…read morehave been coming her for years and continue to enjoy our breakfast and lunches here.

Milano's is a charming Latin/Argentinian café with great food and a lively atmosphere. I ordered…read morethe breakfast platter, which came with hash browns, eggs, bacon or sausage and toast--simple, filling, and well made. I also tried one of their empanadas, which was delicious and packed with flavor. My friend had the breakfast sandwich which she enjoyed! The real star here, though, is the pastries. I tried a couple slices of cake and they were absolutely amazing--fresh, rich, and clearly made with care. There alfajors also melted in your mouth!! There's also plenty of seating, which is a huge plus. The only downside was the ordering process. Since it was my first visit, I didn't realize you have to take a number (similar to Publix) and wait to be called. I ended up standing in line, not knowing they were serving based on numbers instead. To add to the confusion, numbers were being called out in Spanish, which I don't speak. Once you know how it works, it's probably fine--but as a first-timer, it was a bit confusing. That said, I'd absolutely go back for the food--just probably not on a busy weekend!

I had no idea this Vicky's location existed. Closer to home than the Davie location. Very clean and…read moremodern. Although a busy location, service was quick and attentive. We usually get the cafe con leche with sugar, and you can also get it iced if you don't want hot coffee. Then we got the steak sandwich which is a cuban lunch special. So yummy. Sandwiches for me are all about the bread. I also ordered a tostada which is like buttered bread and then I get a ham croquette and mash it up and make it into its own sandwich. If I'm feeling crazy, I'll order pastries too. They're pan de bono, guava and cheese, and fried beef empanadas are our staples there.

I came to Vicky's because I started my day without a cafecito. I ordered a cafe con leche, tostada…read moreand a prepadita. I never go wrong with going to this bakery because the food is always delicious. There was good hip hop music playing in the background which I love. The restaurant had some tables that needed to be cleaned but this place was pretty clean. This location is smaller than the Coral Springs location but I love that they have one in plantation. I will definitely come back.

One of my favorite things to do is find new matcha places, and this one is definitely a gem! It's…read morelocated in the Carvel shopping center on Hiatus and easy to miss, but definitely more than worth a stop. I came in on a Sunday morning around 10am and it was super crowded, which was a good sign. Despite the crowd, the line moved fast and my order came out really quickly. They have more matcha flavors than anywhere else I've seen, so it was a hard choice. I ended up going with the marshmallow, and I'm super happy with my choice. The matcha and marshmallow flavors were both strong and complemented each other well. They have a pastry case that I completely missed because it's around the corner, or I might have tried something there too. I love the cute animal decor as well, and I don't believe they charged extra for alternative milks, which is always huge bonus points for me. I'll definitely be back to try other flavors and maybe an empanada!

Decided to stop by Wild Mug since it was on the way and was very pleasantly surprised. The interior…read moreis definitely small and while I was there it was a bit busy so it felt crowded. I would recommend this as a good place to chat with a friend over a space for studying or working. Especially because I found the staff lovely and conversational. Their prices are far more reasonable than many other local coffee shops nearby which was definitely a major plus. I enjoyed the lavender latte, but would probably only get it hot in the future, and would try a different iced latte flavor. The spicy chicken empanada was delicious and I would definitely get it again. It had a nice curry sauce inside (though it wasn't as spicy as I thought it would be). The ham and cheese sandwich was also surprisingly good. Though simple, they tasted like quality ingredients.

A modern, clean, and fast-paced take on Colombian cuisine. Orders are placed at the counter, and…read morethe service is simple. I tried the Chicken Avocado BLT ($11) and a beef empanada ($4.25)--both very tasty. They also offer a tempting selection of traditional Colombian and classic sweets. For takeout, I got French bread ($2.55 for four) and cheese bread ($7.50). The French bread was a bit dense, better at Brazilian bakeries but the cheese bread was excellent--rich, cheesy, and worth the overprice. Overall, a great spot, especially for weekends when you don't feel like cooking.

We were in the mood for Latin food, and discovered Don Pan, an amazing place hidden away from view…read moreon Oakland Park Blvd. It is definitely worth finding , which makes it a hidden gem. It is large enough for a catered work party, if needed, and very clean. The menu is available at the counter, as well as on the wall behind the counter. Speaking of behind the counter, friendly faces are there too. Ordering was not only easy, but had a brief turnaround time. Sancocho de Costilla and Cuban sandwich/Pernil sandwich were our choices. The beef in the soup was tender; the sandwich was tasty. Neither required additional seasoning! But there is far more to explore than plates, soups, and sandwiches. Don Pan [pan is Spanish for bread] is also a bakery. It seems you must arrive early for a larger selection of items. By the time we arrived, the bakery stock clearly had taken a hit, which means popularity. If you want chain restaurant Latin food for very affordable prices, Don Pan is the place. Your stomach and purse/wallet will be thank you!