Ordered chocolate chip cookies from here and when they arrived they were obviously different…read morecookies from the picture and based on their texture and taste had been store bought (like from the grocery store packaged food / cookie aisle, not even from the grocery store bakery). So disappointing that they're charging people $4 per cookie for a cookie that they're probably buying in bulk at Publix for $.10 cents. A disgrace. Update: I called the restaurant after I posted this review and asked if they make the cookies in house and the person said no. I asked who makes them and he said "they're just the delivery people"....so that's sketchy!!!

It tasted like store bought creamcheese on a pretty jar, I'm not exagerating. I do not recommend…read more It was expensive for what it is, and it said nutella cheesecake, and the only nutella it has is the most thin piece on top.

The gelato at rivareno is one of the best desserts I've had in the US. It is super creamy and they…read morehave some amazing flavors. The flavors rotate but my favorite constant is the cremini rivareno. All their flavors are very good and you can't go wrong.

Scam alert! Old loud…read morelady working here adds 20% Tip onto your check without notice. Ice cream was ok, made the experience less enjoyable.

These brigadeiros are so good ! I tried almost every flavor in the menu and they all taste amazing.read more

Best brigadeiros in town I'm from Brazil and these taste amazing - also they have innovative…read moreflavors like oreo, belgian chocolate, nutella and many others. Just perfect!

ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE! I ordered a flan for delivery for my friend's birthday and was informed that…read moredelivery would take between 30-45 minutes. IT TOOK CLOSE TO TWO HOURS!! When I previously spoke to the lady taking my order she informed me that the flan should not be left out for more than an hour since it is made with milk products. When I called them back to express my dissatisfaction with their business, instead of being met with empathy and understanding, I was VERBALLY ATTACKED by the business owner who was apparently tagging along for the delivery. He would not even let me speak to explain why I felt a refund was the least of what I deserved. "I-95 was shut down! What did you want me to do!! ??" Were their exact words. Was I to blame for the TERRIBLE service? All In all, I paid almost $30 for a SPOILED FLAN. Later I discovered they have NOT 1, NOT 2, but 3 health code violations. I should've known. Never doing business with this store and I highly suggest you think twice before you do.

Wow!!! I love the Guava favor flan and can't wait to try the other favors . It was so delicious!…read more We purchased the flan for my Father's 74th birthday and all the guest loved it!

I tried the pistachio and I wish I had gotten more because it was soo good. A good quick sweet…read moretreat.

Oh My Gosh Brigadeiros was started by "two brothers willing to start from scratch, with the idea of…read morebringing and making Brigadeiro well known in the US." Luciano and Pedro Brilho were determined to bring their love of Brazilian brigadeiros to their adopted country of the United States. Opened in May of 2015, they were the first chocolate Brigadeiro shop in Florida. What are brigadeiros you might wonder? For the uninitiated they are a Brazilian bonbon, created in the 1940s and named after Brigadier Eduardo Gomes (apparently a good looking single fellow with an legion of admiring female fans). You usually find brigadeiros at birthday parties in Brazil. Although they are typically chocolate, you can find them in a variety of flavors here. Ingredients include sweet condensed milk, flavoring (cocoa powder) and butter. The candy is hand rolled and can be stored at room temperature for up to three days. The brigadeiros here are tiny and depending on how many you buy, run around $2 apiece. Brigadeiro offers 15 flavors including churro, Nutella, dulce de leche, Romeo and Juliet (guava), pistachio, rainbow, white chocolate, and their top seller Oh My Gosh which received it's name from what customers said the first time they tried it. "OH MY GOSH" They also sell cakes by the slice and in jars. They even have coffee cups covered in candy for the most amazing looking cappuccinos. Their Nutella cappuccino reached 16 million views on the internet and became viral in Miami. I had previously visited their store in the MiMo district. This Oh My Gosh is located on the first floor of Julia and Henry food hall in downtown Miami. I bought a sprinkle and original OMG to go for $5. They are packaged beautifully like jewels in a tiny box. The creamy brigadeiro's are very addicting and they make the perfect little sweet pick me up.

What a fun stop in Miami during our vacation!! Came here on a whim and am so glad we did…read more First of all - it's extremely rare that a shop like this labels allergens, and as a gluten free gal, I love that it was super clear what I could eat :) The treats were delicious and fresh, and the ambiance was cute/cool. Parking and seating was slightly limited - but it's doable and worth it!

My aunt recommend this place since she loved it the last time she was here…read more They do have a huge variety of popsicles ranging from rich and sweet all the way to fruity and refreshing. I tried their passion fruit one and it was very tasty and refreshing after walking in the Miami sun. Each popsicle costs around $5 and can be more if you add any toppings.

If you're not giving Azucar five stars, what are you doing? This place is fantastic and so, so…read moredelicious. It is one of my go-to places to take visitors from out of town - you get a delicious sweet treat and so many flavors that just scream Miami and Miami culture. My personal favorite is the cafe con leche with oreo...so decadent and I truly feel like I'm just having a cup of ice coffee! However, many people I've taken also love the abuela maria! Can't recommend more highly!

You cannot miss this place, literally. There is a giant melting ice cream cone bursting out of the…read morewall over the door, and once you are inside it just keeps delivering. Azucar bills itself as the first homemade Cuban ice cream and I believe it. Get the Abuela Maria. It is their number one seller for a reason: guava, cream cheese, and Maria cookies folded together, and it tastes exactly like something a Cuban grandmother would make if she also happened to be a genius. Cafe con Leche and Mantecado round out the top three and neither disappoints. Real talk on the practical stuff. It is busy and the shop is small, so expect a line and expect to eat standing or perched on the window bench. Prices run about seven to eleven bucks a cup depending on size, but taxes are included in the sticker (rare and appreciated, no surprise math at the register). Cash and Apple Pay both work. Pro move: grab your cup, walk thirty seconds to Domino Park, and eat it watching the old timers slap dominoes. That combo is peak Little Havana. Five stars, would fly back to Miami for the Abuela Maria alone.

We had a fabulous time at Icy and Spicy! Such a cute and well decorated ice cream shop. I took my…read morenieces for the first time to South Beach and we stopped for some icecream and this was a perfect place to stop! We tried the mochi icecream and the oreo milkshake! My other niece got the cookie monster and cookie dough. It was a great time to bond with my family and enjoy icecream on the beach. I recommend to take the family for an enjoyable time.

Decided to stop in this cute little shop before calling our Uber to the airport. I wish we would…read morehave stopped in earlier in the week. My son and I shared a Dragon Fruit sorbet which was delicious. Service was quick as they are already prepared. I would definitely make a stop at this location again when I'm back in Miami because I would love to try the pineapple sorbet.