La Sin Rival Bakery

This place wins ALL OF THE AWARDS! I’m a cuban immigrant and this little hidden jewel takes me back! AMAZING pastelitos, crumbly and perfect. croquets are delicious, café con leche, senoritas, cappuccinos all perfectly made. Never had a bad experience here before! This place does tend to get a little cramped at times but definitely worth the wait and for the prices, they definitely fit the name «La Sin Rival”=“The ones with no rivals».

Stopped in for a quick bite to eat. Nobody in the whole place spoke English. But what else would you expect for a Cuban style bakery in Miami.
Ordered a premade sandwich, ham and cheese stuffed in a home made croissant. It was decent. It had a good amount of ham and cheese. I just felt like it wasn’t worth the $ 3.75. Would have been a lot better for $ 2.50 or so.
I would probably go back to try something else out if in in the area.

Flan cheesecake is quite possibly the perfect dessert, and theirs is creamier and better than any I’ve ever had

I went to this bakery on a whim since I see it everyday on my way to work. Since I work in Flagler St. there is many bakeries. I walked in and ordered a breakfast sandwich It was made with cuban bread, scrambled eggs with onions, ham and cheese. It is one that they prepare in advance and have ready for the morning clients. It was aprox $ 3.50. They warmed it up and I was on my way. The food ended up to be quite delicious. So I ordered a cake package deal for my job. I had ordered short notice they were every accommodating and the pastries were great. The cake was very good.
This will be my new bakery from now on. I loved it. :)

As a coffee drinker, I have to say they make a great café con leche. I definately did not expect that! I stopped here to buy some pastries for work and… what a great idea! The ladies here are very friendly and everything tasted really good. They had a good selection of sandwiches… which looked really good. Another awesome hole in the wall!!!

The best homemade croquettes in Miami. Don’t get me wrong Islas Canarias gives them some competition, but these are the winners, hands down!

Best bakery in Miami. Randomly found this place and learned its a local favorite. Close to FIU. Delicious! Try the ham and cheese croissants and fresh squeezed orange juice.

Great pastries and great coffee makes a great start to my morning. I love that you can get several pastelitos and a big café con leche here for under 5 bucks. While I usually just get a few croquetas (which have all been good), my friend who is a big pan de bono fan swears that theirs are among the best she’s had. They also have a variety of sandwiches that look good but I’ve never had the lunch fare there.
To top off the good value and selection, the service here is always excellent. I’m always greeted with a smile when I walk in and the staff always tries to be helpful while you make your order. As one of the rare people in Miami who does not speak Spanish, it’s refreshing to not get a sigh and «really, you a no speak espanish?» glare upon ordering.

The ladies here work hard at giving fast yet personalized service.
The food is always fresh & they do not cut back on ingredients.
Must try their homemade croquette, although the regular ones are great too!

Good pastries a bit more expensive than I thought or maybe it’s been such a long time since I’ve had them. Anyway, they were great! Good café con leche and Cuban bread. Grab a number in the mornings it gets busy.

Pastries are delicious. There is usually a line, so grab a number and get a bit comfy because you will have about 5 – 10 minutes to kill.
The pastries are a tad bit pricey compared to many other bakeries in Miami, however, totally worth the price!

One of the best bakery’s in Westchester! If you are going for the café con leche, make sure to try it with evaporated milk. Pastries are baked periodically throughout the day, and are very fresh. Staff is friendly & courteous, and prices are very economical.