Vicky Bakery Southeast Hialeah

The food (beef steak sandwich and tres leches) was amazing!! The ladies working were very helpful and knowledgeable about all the yummy options. The place is extremely clean as well.

The pastries are excellent. The sandwiches are pretty good. The staff is often a little disorganized, and don’t really follow a proper queue structure, In spite of their being a ticket system. (As a point, I literally had a man skip me in line and get served before me, and the staff member just kind of shrugged.) Prices are a little elevated, Compared to comparable quality Cuban bakeries. (You definitely are paying a premium because of the Vicky name in front, however, the service and overall experience don’t really match the quality of the food.)🤷🏽‍♂️ Overall, I give it three stars, with a recommendation for them to improve the staff attitude and their customer relations.

First time visiting was around Christmas time. It was beautifully set up! I was quite impressed. We visit quite often now to have something small for breakfast. ❤️

What’s up with the croquet’s lately? Lacking, dry, and it took a while. I expected better from a Hialeah icon. There’s always room for improvement. Till next time.

I have been coming to this location since I was little girl. But lately it just not worth it coming here. The food is great. But the service has become overwhelming horrible. Warning if you plan to come here come. With alot of time and patience. And also don't order your food by Uber eats because they accept the food say it's ready you get there and ask they don't have it ready. Then you into the issue like that I don't have the time that's why I order the food ahead of time and when I cancel the order I still get charged the cancellation fee of the whole order. Because according to Uber eats once the restaurant accepts the order it's a done deal. It does not matter if it was not ready even though the app says it's ready.

Great pastries and cheap in comparison to all the bakery’s in Miami. The toast is great which believe it or not I’ve had bad toast and they’re hard and try. They gave the best bread and with the right amount of butter. When I’m in Hialeah going to my fiancées office I stop by here all the time. Update: Place has been renovated and there’s a restroom fir customers now

Vicky's it's maybe the best deal price wise on pastelitos ,their pastelitos are as good as many other cuban style pastries . Service selection ,freshness ,price give them the edge in my opinion .. Great breakfast had there for cheap.

Wonderful bakery. Fresh sandwiches, love the pastry. The service was very amicable and was fast. Great place for a pastelito de guayaba o queso 😋

I've been to many Vicky Bakery's in town and near Naples over the years and still to this day, nothing beats the original. Their Cuban sandwiches are the best in town. It's 100% their bread. I wish the other franchises could mimic this because I don't live near this location and I have to stop by here when I'm around. Their assortments of baked goods is very impressive. I always get an empanada or pastalito* I didn't read any of the reviews for this place but I don't know why this place would have less than 4*! Of course I'll be back and highly recommend if you haven't had a chance to try it out!

I'd like to start by saying this place is super cute! A lot of thought went into the ambiance of this place. I was also very impressed by the prices of the pastries. We got two coffee cake cinnamon rolls, one Neapolitan, and one Cuban coffee for around $7. You really don't see that nowadays. Now, the reason for the 3 stars... I wasn't really a fan of the pastries themselves. The coffee cake cinnamon rolls looked so amazing, but were overly soaked with a sappy sugar. The Neapolitan was a bit boring for me. A friend also bought the guava and cheese pastry because he was told "it's the best dessert you'll ever had" by a buddy of his. We were all quite underwhelmed, it was quite dry and didn't even taste any guava flavors. Everyone's palette is different, so not to say you wouldn't enjoy this place, but it wasn't a place I'd consider returning to unfortunately.

La señorita blandita y vieja, y el pudin duro con sabor a refrigerador! Primera vez q compro dulces aqui y no fueron buenos

Okay, full confession: I've been sleeping on Vicky Bakery. Like, deep REM cycle. But not anymore. I finally came to my senses (and my taste buds), and now I see the light... and it tastes like flaky pastelitos and strong Cuban coffee. I brought my out-of-town cousins from North Carolina here, and let me just say--they may or may not be looking at Miami real estate now. That's the kind of effect this place has. Let's start with the Cuban Breakfast Sandwich: it's not just a sandwich--it's a full-blown commitment. Massive, flavorful, and stacked with enough protein to fuel a small army. Honestly, it could feed three people--or one very determined Floridian. Then there's the Palomilla and Eggs breakfast sandwich. Oh. My. Dios. The combo of juicy steak and fluffy eggs hugged by that perfect Cuban bread? Chef's kiss. Vicky's recent remodel gave it a glow-up, and it shows. The vibe is casual and clean with small tables if you want to sit, people-watch, and enjoy your life decisions. The place is always buzzing, but the staff is on it. The line moves like they've trained for the Olympics--fast, efficient, and with style. And don't even get me started on the fresh-squeezed orange juice. It's like sunshine in a cup. Pair it with a café con leche and a few pastelitos, and you've basically unlocked the secret to happiness. Affordable, delicious, and full of Cuban soul--Vicky Bakery is officially in my breakfast rotation. Sleep on it if you want... but you'll be missing out.

All deserts are delicious, especially light and airy chocolate mousse . You can also pair it with a traditional Cuban coffee

This is "THE ORIGINAL" Vicky Bakery! With that being said my expectations were kind of high given that I've been to many Vicky's Bakery locations and mostly have had nothing but great experiences. Yet unfortunately this visit did not live up to the expectations. Wife and I got an assortment of pastries including Guava and Cheese, Cheese, Meat, and Pan de Bono. The Guava and Cheese was bland and the pastry was over cooked. Same with the Cheese only pastry. The meat filling in the meat pastry was also bland and very mushy. The best of the bunch was the Pan de Bono. And I'm unsure if that was done in house or not. Overall I love Vicky's but this was not their best. Anyone can have an off day so I'll look to give them another shot again but unfortunately today did not live up to "THE ORIGINAL" tag line.

Five stars. I'm sitting in my car outside this place and needed to drop this review in an effort to make it as hot and fresh as their coffee and pastries. So you're thinking; South Florida on a Saturday at lunch time. Was it busy? Yeah, understandable. Clean interior with smaller side tables to enjoy your sweet or savory treats indoors. Did it take forever? Nope. Super fast suoer fried my bilingual staff. Also, let's talk about their decorative cakes. They have them and they're awesome. I didn't expect a Winnie the Pooh quote to make me ponder like that, but before I could ponder the philosophy my coffee was ready. Tip: Order everything and enjoy eating it. Calories don't doubt from November 1st through January 1st.

After so many years I used come here when I was small of course it has been remolded I wish it had stayed the same well they had so many varieties of desserts I had the bocadito sándwiches and pan de bono everything tasted so fresh the ladies were friendly

i went here twice each time was terrible especially the first time THERE WAS HAIR IN My PASTRY THAT I DIDNT EVEN ORDER I ORDERED A PAPA RELLENO AND WHEN GET IN THE CAR ITS THIS MYSTERY PASTRY ???SECOND TIME THE sandwich tastes completely disgusting ,i wish i was joking i never leave reviews but this one deserved it and to mention that im mixed ( Guatemalan ) and i Speak spanish fluently as well im talking to them in spanish as well as english and getting ignored completely because of my skin color ?? wow we must do better i fast forward as i was trying to pay the older lady turned the screen while i was trying to tap my phone as she was purposely being rude while saying "WELL SHES BUSY SHES WASITING OUR TIME" i was simply pulling my apple wallet up to pay but no worries i will no longer support this business its a shame ... not to mention they don't even tend to great when u walk in

Great local bakery. I've been coming here since I was little . Love the place !! Though during the mornings, the lines are long the service is fast

I'm very been to this place a few times. The current girlfriend loves it. She says something about the coffee. I hate this place. The people are rude, both employees and customers. The food is terrible. The last time I was here, I got two chocolate donuts. They were not fresh at all. The chocolate was brittle and changing the color to grey. The donut itself was rock hard. These had to be several days old.

I've been enjoying goodies from Vicky Bakery at this location since I was a little girl. I have fond memories of stopping by and picking up delicious meat, guava and cream cheese pastries on our way to the beach and enjoying these delights throughout the day. I also have countless memories as a teenager stopping by with a group of friends and eating different treats at this particular location. Now-a-days, I live far from this Vicky Bakery but I always make it a point to stop and get a delicious meat and guava pastry whenever I'm near the area. I love their fresh Orange juice as well. The staff here is always kind and attentive. I will definitely be back soon for more delights! Pro tip: take a number when you walk in Fromm little dispenser because they will call your number when it's your turn.

Generalmente, hay que ir luego de las 2 pm, porque casi todo lo que sirven antes de esa hora es del día anterior, y se le siente el sabor a viejo. Hay varias muchachas muy buenas que atienden bien, pero hay una señora rubia que es súper desagradable.

One of the original Vicky Bakery's. The original owners are still there! Exceptional service! This is the Family owned business that has carved its sweet tooth into the heart of Miami. When you walk in, you get a true sensation of heritage, culture, and family. I love the feeling I have when I walk into this location. My earliest memories as a true Hialeah native is accompanying my dad on Saturday morning to buy fresh Cuban bread, a box of pastelitos de guayaba, croquetas, and their special croissant sandwiches. Every single birthday party, holiday event, or church event was catered by Vicky Bakery. There is not a single family party where we don't have Vicky's. Be it Thanksgiving day, Christmas, Mother's Day, Father's Day, 4th of July, bridal showers, WEDDINGS, and even funerals... we need our Vicky's. Thank you so much, dear Vicky's team, for all the sweet memories and all that are to come!

This bakery was outstanding! The food was amazing and the staff was very accommodating!

Food quality needs to improve. Waited a while for a pan con bistec that had no flavor. The bread wasn't good, it wasn't fresh. I ordered a beef empanada and a guava pastry. The empanada was cold, the pastry was ok. Definitely wouldn't consider having lunch here again. For a bakery that's been around for a long time, it was disappointing.

This place is amazing! Very clean and comfortable. Super nice employees. So many choices. Croqueta preparada sandwich was so delicious. Quesitos were amazing. So happy to welcome Vicky to Winter Park Florida soon!!

Best pastries! One of the oldest bakeries in Miami. I have been coming here. Since 1988 and always the same and the quality is great! The service and the quality are amazing!Bocaditos

Vicky Bakery was a staple for me years ago when I lived in Miami. Way back then (1980's), we'd have cafecitos y pan for breakfast or on breaks when we could sneak away. As fondly as these memories are held, they are pale ghosts of the bustling business Vicky's is now. When we arrived, the place was packed with humans. No distress through, the servers ran through numbers quickly and efficiently, all while giving giving each customer individualized, personal service. Since I've relocated to another state, a few dozen pasteles for my expatriate family was the least to do for them. For me, a pan con tortilla, tostada y colada was my breakfast for the road. However given the flaky nature of Cuban bread, it might not have been the best plan. The challenge of brushing off my long unused Spanglish made me and my server grin, but when the reward was a warm smile and a hot breakfast it was all worth it. There are more than a dozen Vicky bakeries now, so you should go and as soon as possible.

Great food a bit expensive though. Love their pan con lechón. I can only eat half and take the other half for dinner.

This is a Miami staple, Cuban bakeries don't get any more authentic than Vicky's. Some of my favorites besides cafe con leche with a buttered tostada are the cheese pastries, rice pudding, and croquetas. For a larger breakfast meal I recommend their sandwiches which you can get with as a meal which include cafe con leche. The place does get busy, but they have a ticket system which ensures you'll be in and out of there as quickly as possible.

There are various Vicky Bakery locations, but none as good as this particular one. Rest assured that your pastelitos, croquetas, and empanadas will always be fresh. Pastelito Party platters are usually available upon "walk-in". But calling in ahead of time is strongly recommended as they may at times sell out. Croqueta party platters are seldomly available as a walk-in, but they will pack a fresh batch for you in just a few minutes. The only difficulty here is having your call answered; it will take a couple of tries.

They say that they're open early, but they don't answer their phone. There's a recording saying they are closed. Sad

5 palabras. Cafe con leche y pastelitos. Sooo good. This is our sunday (when Enriqueta's is closed) UberEats delivery order. My husband loves the croquetas as well. The prices are amazing. I will be coming back again and again.

Old-school Cuban bakery. They make perfect Cuban and midnight sandwiches, pastries, pies, cakes, and more. I usually just stop in for a midnight and some croquetas... but this is really popular for birthday cakes too, although I've never had one, I have tasted their smaller baked goods. Excellent. The Cuban bread is always fresh! They also make really good breakfast sandwiches, but expect a bit of a line (take a number) in the morning. They make everything in-house, unlike some smaller bakeries. Everything's to-go here.

When I'm in Miami one of my first stops is Vicky Bakery for the required croquetas y pastelitos. The guava is to die for and the pastellitos de carne are amazing BUT the total killer is the pizza pastel OMG !!!!

...nothing like the original. I had forgotten that it all started near the train tracks and just beyond la "cuarenta y dos" or "la ocho del east". Then again, life was much simpler back then when it was all Hialeah, fango, y factoria... The original Vicky Bakery started by the Cao family still stands as a reminder of the good ol' days when pastelitos were a treat and a specialty to be found in select locations in South Florida run by enterprising Cuban bakers with an eye for art as well as flavor. Getting the pastelito right is all about timing. Leave it in too long and it dries up and burns, take it our too soon, and it is a doughy mess. The ones made at this Vicky Bakery border on heavenly perfection. A handy snack or perfect breakfast for those on the go professionals rushing from deal to deal, these hand-sized, filled pastries will have even the gringos speaking Spanish in minutes. Whether you're a guayaba guy, a carne senorita, or a coco abuelita, there's a smile in every bite. Pair it with a cortadito or a cafe con leche and you'll be singing Guantanamera on your way to work. Pro Tip: Always get three of carne, guayaba, and guayaba y queso. Porque No? SYOY!!

Vicky bakery is hialeah. The best of the best. I can't believe I haven't rated it til just now. It is impossible for me to kNow how many times I have been to vickys in my lifetime. It's definitely a must to stop by atleast once a week.

Everything we ordered was flavorful and delicious! We took many treats to go and also had a Cubano and a Colada. Loved everything we ordered - fresh, sweet, and flaky!

So it shows that they're open until 7 PM Monday through Friday. We showed up on Wednesday around 6:45 and they were already cleaning up even though doors were still open , There was no food available and when we walked in, they didn't even acknowledge us. They just kept cleaning. So if they close at 7 PM, that was a good 15 minutes that they could've still taken care of customers and done their cleaning after 7 PM just like all other businesses do.We ended up going to a nearby bakery instead that was actually open.

I was there today with my so, asked the lady about the rewards program, I showed her the picture and information of my points and she said she didn't know about, she also mentioned another person had the rewards program too, so I told her How can you offered the rewards program and you know nothing about it, she said Today I m going to ask the Manager Second thing we bought a tray with the small pastelitos, the variety one, the cashiers gave us the wrong changed good thing my son counted the money and Finally when we get home we got the wrong thing, she gave us pastelitos de guayaba only Not the mix one.

Pastelito flavors were good but they haven't fixed the display case in years everything is cold and cold pastelitos suck!!!

Been here a lot. Never good service. You have a number, so what. Ordered pastries guava and cheese. I got coconut. Tasty but not what I asked for. Croquettes where next . I still don't know what flavor they where. Not ham. Chicken maybe. Maybe the next time.

Hialeah Fo' Lyf One of the major bakeries in Miami, Vicky Bakery stays relevant because they've literally perfected the pastelito de queso with the perfect amount of crunch, glaze, filling, and dough. Even though I'd never order one of those ridiculous Spider-Man cakes displayed in their window, I still like to see the option is available. Catering to the majority of East Hialeah, the pastelito and cafecito turnover here is stealthy and for a reason. I'm talking empanadas, señoritas, flan, and those heavenly morsels referred to as pastelito de carnes flow all throughout the day. Please speak Spanish I'd expected to be attended but if you made it to east Hialeah then chances are your Cuban and in need of a treat. Croquetas are the original Cuban protein bar so aliméntate and get a few to go.

True Cuban bakery experience, however make sure you got plenty of time for the experience. The service was ok, the pastries were truly Cuban stile however they can take a long time (45 min) to take care of you. I stopped by to pick up for a breakfast at work that I was hosting and I was actually late due to them taking so long.

This Vicky is the very Best! Hands down! Most fresh guava loaded pastries all around! Elephant ears -in Spanish Palmeras :) and the fresh squeezed orange juice. The selection of pastries is excellent! And, open early for the early morning Café con Leche (coffee & milk) commute. The personnel have been there for 20 years! A saw a few new faces this most recent trip. Thank you! for making the pastelitos with so much guava inside!

Order food through UberEats and received a croissant sandwich with greenish/black stains on the eggs.

Vicky Bakery was a great idea for a quick snack. The wait system was that numerical tag. The line went quickly. They didn't carry anything really for my dad's vegetarian appetite, besides like breads, guava pastries, guava cheese pastries and coffees. They make everything fresh every day. The most popular items were meat pastries, cakes, breads, ham & cheese sandwiches and fresh made spreads (chicken & ham). Great prices.

The food is good but the wait is terrible. 4 people in front of me when I arrived. It took 20 min.

If you ever in MIAMI AND WANT to feel what true racism feels like . Head over to @Vickybakery located in . So My friend and I walk in she's black American and she wanted to try some Cuban finger food I took her to Vicky bakery because I literally grew up on them . Yooo no lie we walked in it was only us and two people and they all was served and it was like 6 people walking behind the counter not even paying attention to us or trying to not even notice us not one of them asked if "Do you need any help?" Or "how can we help you" yet they provided service to other people . All they did was look at us and I think they thought I didn't speak Spanish however I spoke and I stated "Is someone going to assist us?" They all looked bin a shocked stared and we was the only one who were advised to get a number .. still we got a number and we were left behind the people that came in after us that's when I said "Wow racism is really real and it be my own people" Shame!!!!

Best bakery on the planet everything's made fresh best hispanic bakery in miami hands down,have yet to have anything bad in 26 years I been going to it.

I remember this place back from when my parents used to get my birthday cakes here. I recently rediscovered it when I took a class at MDC North. They have a small deli section where you can get Cuban sandwiches, Medianoches and my personal favorite Carb and Cholesterol overdose: Panes con Pasta! The only bummer is that the parking lot us verry cramped and theyre only open until 7 weekdays (not sure of their weekend hours)

Not a huge fan of the pastries at this location. Dare I say Versailles is a lot yummier

The desserts are the BEST! I like this location. I ordered from another Hialeah location a very large cross cake for a first communion ages ago & it was beautiful, I LOVE MERENGUE, but it was inedible because they forgot the sweet liquid soak for the cake. It was like sawdust. I was so embarrassed & sad at my son's party which had lots of guests. The cake was over $100. I would never order catering from any of their locations because it was so terrible, but I extremely enjoy their individual bakery items from their display case. Those are the BEST & worth a 4 hour drive. The bread is really good and can't be found in Central Florida, nothing like it. I have not ordered the frozen bake at home dough yet. The soaked cappuccino desserts have been great for 50 years, that's how long I've been eating them. I think they might've catered my Quinces 15 party which had a gorgeous & delicious big doll cake. The merengue roses are incredible, and they didn't forget the sweet liquid soak that time. Growing up, their bocaditos & croquettes trays were great. They severely messed up that cross cake, really terrible & dry without the soak. AWFUL... they're still my favorite bakery, just beware of catering, try the food first before serving it in case they rushed or forgot an important step. They have Materva soda. We would order one to enjoy with our treats. The pizza pastelitos are really interesting, lots of fun food & flavors.

This is the original Vicky's (1972) before they began appearing throughout Miami. Great take-out sandwiches, Cuban snacks and bake goods.

This is my favorite Spanish bakery to come to. This one place I miss about Miami. Fresh baked goods, cheap prices and good service

I've always heard this was a great bakery... what a disappointment!!! We ordered 2 trays for our work event, that were sold for 50 persons at $50 each. These were 50 small pieces each. Meaning they expect that each person eats 1 item only!!! What a ripoff!!! Never mind that the trays where so greasy we had to remove the under paper and clean it, so it could look presentable and we had to go out and buy more food last minute. The quality was not the best and value was the worse. We will never order from this place again!

the worst of all the vicky bakery, it's the third time I've bought the empanadas fria, the taqueños cold, the dough is hard and burned on the outside. I miss the parking. the faces of some employees would be perfect for a prison or funeral home. I definitely do not visit it anymore ...

I understand that people in a hurry will complaint. The employees will be with you until your order is ready. The warm stuff will be inside the display/ warmer at a low temperature so add to not overcook everything. One can always ask for their order to be warmed on the microwave. One thing I'm positive about is that their stuff is always fresh! (And Vicky bakery is always involved in charity events) I love their pastries. Thank you Vicky!!!