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    Pan Paka - Cheese bread mini

    Pan Paka

    4.4(15 reviews)
    0.9 mi
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    Nice little Colombian bakery slash market spot. Located inside a large strip mall, Pan Paka offers…read moreplenty of parking but inside has very few places to sit down and eat. So it favors more of the grab and go unless you get lucky with an open seat or don't care eating in a crowded environment. As for the food, everything tasted fresh and homemade. We had the Arepa de Choclo, Pan de bono, the corn cake, and the mini cheese breads. Listed in order from our most favorite to not so much. The cheese bread could have been a little better. Felt dry and kinda hard. But the Pan de bono was perfectly buttery and soft and the Corn bread and Arepa de Choclo were both very flavorful and delicious. They had a huge variety of Colombian treats and snacks to choose from while there. We opted to try a white cheese with guava jam filled center. It was amazing. My wife had the guanabana shake and she said it was reminiscent of her childhood. Staff were friendly and took their time to answer so many questions we had. They also had a nice selection of frozen items to take home. Great option when looking for Colombian baked goods or snacks.

    I love pan de queso but it's usually large and to eat by myself is just gluttony. So they make a…read moresmall "pan de queso" which the perfect size to eat with hot chocolate. The empanada was also very delicious .. The place is small with a few seats by by the wall..

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    Lucerne Bakery

    4.5(52 reviews)
    1.7 mi
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    I've loved Lucerne for over 20 years -- it's a place that holds childhood memories for me, so it's…read morehard to write this update, but I want to be honest and fair. I stopped in again this past Tuesday, and the experience was very different from what I've always known here. The service was unfortunately very rushed and inattentive. We had hoped to dine in, but our food was packed to-go without asking. My sandwich was bland, and even though the cashier asked for my full order, parts of it still came out incorrectly. I know Cuban bakery culture is fast-paced and "grab and go," but this time it felt like because we weren't regulars, we didn't receive the same warmth or care. At one point, I even felt like the cashier was worried I might walk out without paying -- an uncomfortable feeling I've never experienced here before. They seem to be renovating, and I truly hope it's just growing pains, but things felt disorganized. Someone was offered an item from a handwritten menu, only for another staff member to say it had actually been removed. The digital menu wasn't fully updated either, which added to the confusion. It honestly makes me sad to write this, because Lucerne has always been a special place to me and my family. I'm really hoping they find their footing again after the renovations and get back to the level of quality, flavor, and warmth that made this bakery such a treasure for so many years.

    Lucerne Bakery is a classic Miami bakery with great service and perfect take-home treats…read more On my way home from Miami, I wanted to bring back some local pastries and rather than hitting a trendy bakery, I went with what I know: go where the locals go. That brought me to Lucerne Bakery, and as expected I'm so glad it did. This place is super busy, but the ladies behind the counter are incredibly friendly, fast, and efficient. Despite the crowd, they took the time to answer my questions, help me pick out the right items, and pack everything with care so it would survive the flight home (which it did perfectly). The vibe is old-school, no-frills, but super charming. If you're in Miami and want great coffee, authentic local pastries, and genuinely kind service, skip the hype and head to Lucerne Bakery. It's a must-visit in my book. I can't wait to have the pastries I brought back..

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