Casa Potin Bakery

Bakery · Hialeah

Casa Potin Bakery

Bakery · Hialeah

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3984 Palm Ave, Hialeah, FL 33012

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3984 Palm Ave, Hialeah, FL 33012 Get directions

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3984 Palm Ave, Hialeah, FL 33012 Get directions

+1 305 823 7814
@casapotin3984

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"Casa Potin has been pumping out excellent Cuban bakery classics in a tiny plaza across the Sedano’s on Palm Ave since before they started working on the Palmetto. The croquetas de la casa, a traditional ham croqueta, is a staple of any good Cuban bakery. At Potin, they are so good they sell out by the afternoon. Their pizza pastel (a pastry layered with minced ham, cream cheese, and tomato sauce) is soft, crunchy, salty, and sweet all at once. The corner pieces are the best because you get maximum flakiness. The most important thing about Casa Potin is that they have, without a doubt, the best Cuban bread in the city. The crust is crisp but light, the inside is doughy, and the smell is so intoxicating you will want to stick your face in it. This actually makes for a refreshing morning facial, so wake up early for a loaf fresh out of the oven and add this to your skincare routine." - Yuliet Llanes

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"Casa Potin has been pumping out excellent Cuban bakery classics in a tiny plaza across the Sedano’s on Palm Ave since before they started working on the Palmetto. The croquetas de la casa, a traditional ham croqueta, is a staple of any good Cuban bakery. At Potin, they are so good they sell out by the afternoon. Their pizza pastel (a pastry layered with minced ham, cream cheese, and tomato sauce) is soft, crunchy, salty, and sweet all at once. The corner pieces are the best because you get maximum flakiness. The most important thing about Casa Potin is that they have, without a doubt, the best Cuban bread in the city. The crust is crisp but light, the inside is doughy, and the smell is so intoxicating you will want to stick your face in it. This actually makes for a refreshing morning facial, so wake up early for a loaf fresh out of the oven and add this to your skincare routine." - Yuliet Llanes

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Crisyujaydex Lopez

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I always like it , is been my favorite for years Not this time I bought 2 senoritas de dulce de leche for my kids they love it. This time it had mold between layers.

Pedro Paez

Google
Typical Cuban Bakery with extra customer service care. Got some "empanadas", quiere good. However, you must try the "Guarapo de Caña" A place to come back again

Ivan

Google
This is one special place for Pastelitos & the best Cuban Bread.

Natacha Rodriguez

Google
It used to be the best bakery in Hialeah. The pastries used to be fresh, well-made savory the bread the croquettes now it has declined horrendously the bread is old soggy. They change the recipe the pastries there are mushy, not tasty old, and the sweets they look like if they’ve been there for weeks, so sad to see such a good bakery go down like that .

anais hernandez

Google
They have a bad attitude on Sunday they don’t make bread they don’t sale bread on Sunday I don’t know if they do it to avoid to make sandwiches

Roberto Vizcon

Google
Good Cuban bakery in Hialeah. They claim to have the best Cuban bread. Chuck full of Cuban pastries and coquetas.

Axel Santiesteban

Google
Good place with delicious Cuban hot bread! Nice sweet cakes and much more deserts.

Yunisbel Marrero

Google
Food was good and the guarapo was fresh. But they charge customer extra fee for credit card usage. Not going back for that reason.