The food here is pretty good, but the service ruined it. The cashier asked me to tip just for…read moregetting takeout. After I paid, she asked, "Why didn't you tip?" When I explained that it was a takeout order and no service was being provided, she looked at me angrily and said goodbye. I won't be coming back here. People need to understand that tipping is voluntary. Also, $27 for a coffee and a calentado breakfast is straight robbery.

The bakery is delicous-- the pandebonos, the pan de queso and buñuelos estaba ricos…read more I want to try more food .. and some of the empanadas .... looked really good. The service was great-- she was really friendly

Excellent food, very reasonable prices and the staff were exceptionally friendly and happy to offer…read morerecommendations, which is always a plus.

Service and food is always amazing! My favorite are the fresh empanadas and pan de bonosread more

I went here again today....'s'aiiggght. I really can't say much more than aaiiight. They have a…read morewide range of Nica goodies and basic supplies in addition to baked goods. There is a wide range of cheeses, dulces en almibar, nacatamales, cacao, frijoles, encurtidos, and maybe sausages and pinol. The problem is, this is a bakery and the baked goods are not so great. The pan pico is really good, but the cake is bad. It's dry and bland and probably had been sitting for quite a bit. This is a good place to find a variety of dulces nicas and they sell marquesote now, too, but I can't vouch for how good it will all be. Some stuff is good and some is far from it. Once they sold my friend a bag of viejitas with every single bit of the things broken all up. Every bag was like that. Not cool. I went there for my beloved queque nica today since Carne Asada didn't have any and I was sorely let down. It was so dry and bland and the frosting was chock full of sugar crystals!! It hadn't even been creamed to a fluffy homogenous blend like it should've been. That's just not accepable... It's kinda bad when you are a bakery and the fritanga down the street has cake that is of infinitely better quality. Get your queque nica at Carne Asada or don't get it at all. Period. The only reason I rate it as ok is because they have a wide variety of nica supplies and the hours are pretty convenient, considering it's a bakery. They are open at least until 7 or 8.

This is the spot for everything Nicaraguan. It's the one stop shot for traditional and tasty treatedread more

I really enjoyed my experience here. There was 6 people ahead of me but the line moved quickly and…read morethat staff was really friendly and helpful. The case full of baked goods looked incredibly enticing and I settled on two croquetas regulares de Jamon and empanadas Colombianas. The price was really reasonable and both of the items were delicious. Very clean and organized place.

I came here to buy a small piece of cake and meat empanadas for a friend's birthday at work. The…read morebakery was empty when I got there it I still had to wait to be helped. Once I was helped, the lady was nice and courteous. The place looked clean. Their beef empanadas are one of the best in Miami.

Absolutely amazing everything here was great the people, the food, truly delicious and amazing!!read more

A lot of good Argentinian food desserts and breakfast pastries you can find here. All the workers…read moreare very nice and the space is cute and spacious. A lot of desserts to choose from! Our personal favorite was the flan!!!

I had opportunity to try Moi Bakery's Strawberry Pavlova at a friend's party about 6 months ago. It…read morewas so good I had to get the information and 6 months later I had a party and I knew exactly the cake to get. Located in a strip mall in South Miami on 57th Ave this little Peruvian bakery has the most amazing Pavlova cakes. The have other items but I've only come for the Pavlova cakes particularly the Strawberry one but they also have one with mango or kiwi or mixed berries. The Pavlovas are always a hit at parties. The freshness of the strawberries along with the creaminess of the dulce de leche and the crispness of what I believe is wafer; it is truly magical. Staff are extremely helpful and friendly. They had me taste some samples while I was there waiting. Which were all delicious. It's mostly take out but they do have a small tables inside and outside. I definitely want to come back to try more items but for now I'm salivating just thinking of that delicious Pavlova. Definitely recommend Moi Bakery when in South Miami area.

Lovely little place. I am not a dessert kind of person which is a shame because they have so many!…read moreI ordered a butifarra sándwich. Verdict? Close enough. Abundant ham, tasty, home made mayo, fresh French bread. Why did I take one star from their rating? The "jamon del país" is seasoned and boiled, this might have been cooked in the oven and it was missing the orange color and flavor of the seasoning on the borders. All in all a great effort.

Delicious bakery with a brief menu that is long on authentic Peruvian flavors. After lunch…read moreelsewhere, my son (12) and I took my wife here, having heard good things and also because we regularly go to Peruvian establishments since my wife is from Arequipa in southern Peru. We have eaten in Peruvian restaurants and cafes all over North America. Here, the flavors were familiar but amazingly well-executed. We had these treats: Lucuma-chocolate cheesecake -- not too sweet, either flavor/layer; this is just a smooth caramel flavor derived from the lucuma fruit plus the real chocolate layers. Lucuma milkshake -- not too sweet, just a creamy caramel-flavor profile again derived from, counterintuitively, a fruit. Arroz con leche / rice pudding -- delicious, creamy, and a little thin compared to the American counterpart (tends to be thicker consistency); this has cinnamon and a little bit of spiced orange. My wife said it reminded her of her mother's arroz con leche. Little box of alfajores -- we didn't try them yet. This place is 10/10 especially if you are a discerning Peruvian food eater.

Came here on suggestion of a coworker who said the arroz con leche was amazing and I am glad I did…read more The main entrance is on 87th but you can park right next door or in the parking garage behind it for free. We ordered the chicken and triple sandwich and both were outstanding. The triple was nice and light, refreshing with the avocado and mayo. The bread was very spongey in a good way, fresh made! My coworker said it was "made with love" The same can be said with the chicken sandwich, the fresh brioche bun elevated the overall. It was a great chicken salad that wasn't too sweet or heavy. The arroz con leche was made with long grain, light cinnamon and a thinner consistency, pretty solid overall. The inside ambience was very nice. Cute decor with plenty of seating. The owner was super nice and told us of their new bowls they have, both chicken and salmon. I will be back to try the coffee!

Our server Amado was great!! Food was fantastic atmosphere is very nice and friendlyread more

Delicious Peruvian food! Decent prices. Great service. The restaurant is well decorated and clean…read more I am happy to have discovered this restaurant! I highly recommend it!