Arianna Bakery

Despite Unilocal reporting it’s closed it has not closed. I just placed an order today. Delicious Cuban bread and croquetas! Very loud and busy on the weekends, but worth the wait!

The best croquetas ever! They are fresh, crispy, warm in the inside. You must get these! Also there cuban bread is always fresh and good. There breakfast menu is always really good. I recommend there scrabble egg sandwich. It’s with Cuban bread.

Great place. Awesome food. Always the spot for Sunday breakfast and catering for all parties

Neighborhood bakery, the owner Martha is super nice, the staff cordial and diligent, great place for breakfast!!!

Excellent little bakery that serves great Cuban sandwiches and dishes. I come here at least once a week for their croqueta preparada. Love the food and very affordable price. Excellent staff and very nice. Highly recommend coming here. Keep it up!

Best arroz imperial in town!!! The owner Josmel is always there to make sure our orders are right! Amazing little spot.

I have been coming to this bakery for years. I can honestly say, I have never been disappointed. It’s a humble Cuban coffee shop with phenomenal café con leche. The pastries are always fresh and the employees are super friendly.

Best pan con bistec in town. You will not be disappointed. Very service orientated and the quality of everything is great. Very well managed. Highly recommend.

Best pastillitos ever hands down really great food and very fast I have been coming here for 15 years now highly recommend

I have been going to this bakery for years simply because it is next to my child’s daycare. Each year they get worst and worst. Their hot pastries are located in a «Hot Case», however the case has not worked for years!!! Non of the hot pastries are hot. The Cuban toast they have is not really toasted or crunchy. I suspect they microwave the bread. I complained to one of the girls at the counter and she got mad at me and refused to wait on me for about 6 months. I ordered a birthday cake from here and it tasted like coffee because they do not have a ventilation system. –Besides the coffee, I don’t recommend anything from here.

This is a mom-​and-​pop type Cuban bakery in the outskirts of Miami Lakes. I’ve been coming here for quite some time now and I really enjoy their pastries. Their ham croquettes are really good along with their chicken and cheese ones. Their pastries are also very good. To me there more authentic than anything else some of these other bakeries have more of an American touch to them, Arianna’s stays true to the Cuban culture.
Their staff is mainly comprised of women typically in college or in high school which serve as your order takers and servers. The cook or chef is a young guy in his 30’s. Very friendly staff and it’s well organized. They also have several other pastries as well such as: Flan, Cheesecake, Tiramisu and make cakes for special occasions and for parties, they cater as well.
As of late they have also become a cafeteria type serving authentic hispanic food. They also make very good sandwiches.
In summary when it comes to their pastries I give them an A+ I’m not too fond of them becoming a cafeteria because in my eyes it takes away from there focal point and what they’re really good at, but based on the amount of traffic in and out business seems to be good!!!

The ham croquets are phenomenal I actually go out of my way to order from here for my get togethers or parties. If you order anything that is not on display make sure you leave yourself about 30 minutes between your next destination because they take forever to make anything in the kitchen. Pastries are just about average but it definitely beats Vicky bakery right off of i75.
They also offer cantina services which are priced pretty well but they do not deliver.
They also offer food by the pound services for large catered type parties. The roast pork here is not bad either.

Their ham croquets are very good. Their pastries are average.

Worst pastelitos ever. Almost everything here tastes extra mushy! Go to Vickie!