6 bakery places in Miami we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Miami | Bakery across every city.
Miami baking splits cleanly between the Cuban panaderia tradition and a newer wave of natural-leavened and bagel shops. Vicky Bakery, the family Cuban chain founded in 1972, carries the founding recipe at its Miami Lakes location, while Zak the Baker in Wynwood became the city's reference for natural sourdough after opening in 2012. El Bagel on Biscayne Boulevard in MiMo gave Miami its first serious bagel identity, rounding out a scene that runs from pastelitos to slow-fermented loaves.
Zak the Baker ★ 4.7
295 NW 26th St, Miami, FL 33127
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.
True Loaf Bakery ★ 4.5
1894 Bay Rd, Miami Beach, FL 33139
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.
El Bagel ★ 4.5
6910 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33138
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.
Vicky Bakery ★ 4.3
13925 NW 67th Ave, Miami Lakes, FL 33014
Vicky Bakery in Miami is the family Cuban panaderia chain founded in 1972, with the Miami Lakes location at 13925 NW 67th Avenue carrying the founding recipe.
Pinecrest Bakery ★ 4.2
12101 S Dixie Hwy, Miami, FL 33156
Pinecrest Bakery in Miami is the 24-hour Cuban-American panaderia chain at 12101 S Dixie Highway, serving classic pastelitos, croquetas and cafecitos.
Tropical Bakery ★ 4.3
2460 W 1st Ave, Hialeah, FL 33010
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.