Vicky Bakery is a bakery in Miami.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Mornings are pastelito-hot; afternoons restock the croquetas. Goldbelly ships nationwide if you can't visit.
Guided tour · 2h 30m
Experience the thriving culinary scene of Miami's Little Havana and enjoy tasty, authentic Cuban cuisine. Learn about local history and culture as you explore one of M...
Guided tour · 2h 30m
Explore Wynwood, Miami, and discover one of the largest open-air museums in the world, known for its street art. Taste your way through this neighborhood while learnin...
Guided tour · 2 hours
Discover the vibrant heart of Miami on a guided tour of Little Havana. Learn about the history of the Cuban diaspora, see colorful art, and savor a "secret" tropical treat.
Address: 13925 NW 67th Ave, Miami Lakes, FL 33014
Pinecrest Bakery in Miami is the 24-hour Cuban-American panaderia chain at 12101 S Dixie Highway, serving classic pastelitos, croquetas and cafecitos.
Worth the queuePastelitos and croquetas
TipFlagship is open 24 hours; other locations vary. Croquetas are best by the half-dozen and reheated in the oven.
Tropical Bakery in Hialeah, Miami is the 24-hour Cuban bakery at 2460 W 1st Avenue, family-run with a strong pan cubano operation and weekly pastelito stocks.
Worth the queuePan cubano fresh from the oven
TipOpen all hours; the bread is hot at midnight and again at 6am. Hialeah-proper run; worth the I-95 drive from downtown.
Zak the Baker in Wynwood is the kosher artisan bakery at 295 NW 26th Street, opened by Zak Stern in 2012 and the city's reference natural-leavened sourdough.
Worth the queueCountry sourdough miche
TipClosed Saturday for Shabbat. The babka and the rugelach sell out by mid-morning on Fridays.
True Loaf in Miami Beach is the Bay Road neighbourhood bakery at 1894 Bay Road, baking sourdough, baguettes and croissants in South Beach since 2013.
Worth the queueCountry sourdough
TipGet there by 9am for the morning croissant run. The country sourdough sells out before lunch most weekends.
El Bagel in Miami's MiMo is the slow-fermentation bagel shop at 6910 Biscayne Boulevard, the room that gave the city its first serious bagel identity.
Worth the queueEverything bagel with whitefish salad
TipGet there before 11am; the bagels sell out by noon on weekends. Cash and card both work; closed Tuesdays.
