Golfeados de Antaño

Probably my review will change the more I frequent to this place since I’ve only been once — but I had to stop by here. It’s Golfeados de Antaño — and you’re like «what?»
Golfeados are Venezuelan anise-​flavored savory cinnamon rolls (best explanation I can come up with at the moment) — and de Antaño is one of the most famous located in Sabana Grande, in Caracas, Venezuela.
But is this place anything like de Antaño? No, not quite. At least not yet. There’s no uniform for the staff (and it looks like a family-​run franchisee). Even the protocols were a bit different — usually in Sabana Grande, you order and they give it to you by hand covered in some sort of plastic «napkin» to keep your hands clean so that you can eat it on the go. They have napkins with logos and stuff — it looks and feels very professional and they even have some piping hot with cheese oozing on top, ready to sell. Here, no — at least not yet.
But at least they have golfeados… and they’re pushing it to get it be mainstream. I give them kudos for that, to pick up on where Don Pan left behind — and Don Pan’s version is good too. And do get them with queso de mano cheese, I think it’s all better with it! And a nice surprise is that they have Venezuelan quesadillas which has the same anise flavor dough but is topped with some kind of cheese. Granted, the Venezuelan quesadilla is an acquired taste (my own personal opinion) — but it is nice to see that they do exist in Miami as I think that they’re the only place that offers them.
Hopefully they’ll grow to become a sharp-​looking business like the original in Sabana Grande… but either way, bienvenidos a Miami!
P. S. They have a Facebook page — just look up: Golfeados (International Mall)