Ricky Bakery #2 (Coral Way)

Bakery · Miami

Ricky Bakery #2 (Coral Way)

Bakery · Miami

3115 SW 22nd St, Miami, FL 33145

Highlights

Part of a local bakery-cafe chain for Latin-American sweets, plus light bites like sandwiches.

3115 SW 22nd St, Miami, FL 33145 Get directions

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"The Dish: Pastelito Every Miamian looks forward to the mesmerizing sight of glazed pastelitos in the morning. We once even gathered 35 of them in a conference room to try and decide which was best. Ricky Bakery came out on top, with its defined layers of puff pastry that look like the fore-edge of an ancient book. They have a great guava pastelito, but the pastelito de guayaba y queso is even better. It has the best balance of tangy cream cheese and guava paste that’s more tart than sweet." - virginia otazo, ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino

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"These are the most well-rounded pastelitos in Miami, with defined layers of puff pastry that look like the fore-edge of an ancient book. Ricky has a great guava pastelito, but the pastelito de guayaba y queso is even better. It has the perfect balance of tangy cream cheese and guava paste that’s more tart than sweet (compared to other sugar bombs we’ve had). The sweetness with this one comes from the glaze. Most pastelitos are just glazed on top, but Ricky brushes both sides with a thin layer of syrup. It’s pastelito genius, and demonstrates the kind of attention to detail that makes Ricky’s pastelitos the best. " - mariana trabanino, virginia otazo, ryan pfeffer

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@infatuation

"Ricky Bakery (not to be confused with Vicky Bakery) is a Cuban bakery with four locations across Miami. At their Coral Way shop, five deli cases filled with pastries and cakes snake around the space. But what you should be prioritizing here are pastelitos—Ricky makes our favorite one in town. It’s a perfect example of what we think makes a classic Miami pastelito. It has a balance of tangy cream cheese and guava paste that’s more tart than sweet—instead, the sweetness comes from the glaze. Most pastelitos around town are just glazed on top, but Ricky brushes both sides with a thin layer of syrup. Genius. photo credit: CLEVELAND JENNINGS / @EATTHECANVASLLC" - Virginia Otazo

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"With four locations in Southwest Miami and one in Doral, Ricky tempts pastelito lovers’ palates everyday. Enjoy the typical flavors along with the unexpected yet surprisingly tasty tuna pastry or the complete pastelito preparado with ham and Swiss cheese." - Stacy A. Moya

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Brooke Yoder

Google

We use to come here every year during our trips to Miami. There use to be full display cases with lines of people. The cases were empty, there were no people and the food was awful. The empanada were ice cold and we trashed them. The papa rellenos were overcooked and the meat was so bad. The only thing that was fantastic was the guava and cheese pastelitos. This place holds many precious memories for me, but I won’t be back. The media noche was also trashed. It tasted strongly of vinegar. The food is just not edible. There are way to many places in Miami with fantastic Cuban food then to ever eat here again.

Inès Rojas

Google

Fresh and delicious. House made croquetas. Very friendly staff. Has their wheat cuban bread it pretty good.

Karen Visbal

Google

The messiest unfresh Cuban bread I have ever had in Miami. This bread is not from today. We ordered it this morning.

Mayelin Aldebot

Google

Ordered a Bon Cake thru UberEats was changed to mini sorted desserts. Instead got moldy food

Antonio Martinez

Google

I’m kind of bias when it comes to Ricky’s Bakery, they are the closest to my home in Miami and their hours are great for a retired guy. Coming from the West Coast, this place has the old school feeling of La Victoria Panadería or Casa Sánchez of The Mission in San Francisco. As always the good the bad and the ugly: Their pastries are the best when it comes to their products, natural juices are a plus and variety of items in their menus are a reason to return. If it wasn’t Miami the service would be bad, but most business here are the same, you have to break through the initial courtesy barrier to get a smile or a response but once you do it becomes a better experience. And the ugly, well like I said, I’m bias to Ricky’s Bakery as they are my local bakery, and without me walking by, I would not have noticed it. It’s centrally located on Coral Way between Burger King and Winn Dixie and unless you are looking for it, you will miss it. I know that I drove and walked by it many times before entering. They have their own parking lot and plenty of street parking spaces are available. I highly recommend Ricky’s and even though they are small to medium size with two locations, they still have a personal feel to them that’s expressed with what looks like a loyal clientele.

Tek- Leon

Google

Only received 1 correct item in my whole order, everything else was wrong, wrong juice, wrong cake, and the food was cold with saggy nasty fries.

Alyssa Grey

Google

My absolute favorite bakery of all time. I've been going here since 2007. You would be foolish to come to Miami without visiting Ricky Bakery. The pastries are inexpensive and so delicious. Some personal favorites: chicken croquettes, guava pastry, and of course a cafe con leche. All for a great price!

MARIA JIMENEZ

Google

The morning crew is amazing. The girls work very well together. They are very kind and personal with me. They always know what I want. Very attentive and professional. El team este es espectacular! Gracias por hacer me mi desayuno y por la humilidad con migo siempre!