Vito’s Bakery Inc

I came here with the family around the holidays and we had a great experience! It’s an authentic cuban bakery/​coffee shop. Pastelitos… café con leche… colada… cuban bread… you know the deal. The friendly owners were working side by side with with the super fast staff… moving through the considerable line of regulars giving them coffees, pastries and big smiles. They were very patient while I tried to order with muy mal epanol (out of practice after moving to NC). This place is made to grab and go on about your day. Not to many places to sit and the décor is utilitarian, but the food and drink are amazing. We visited pretty much every day we were in town. Highly recommended.

I’ve been to this location only two times, I will say the pastelito pastry with beef, otherwise called pastelito de carne is excellent. They put a nice glaze over the pastry when they bake it. I’ve had the ham croquetas and they are ok nothing special. The Cuban bread is pretty good it’s smothered with butter and always nice and soft. The Cuban coffee is good also. Now I’m a firm believer that if a place looks a bit run down and has that hole in the wall feel, it tends to be a much better place in terms of the quality of the food. My only two issues is this place literally is a dump the interior needs serious remodeling and new equipment. And my other issue is from what I have noticed they don’t have a system when people are placing their orders, no number system or line forms here sign. So what happens people are standing all over the place waiting to see when they can go first and it can be a bit frustrating when you think you’re next and you’re not. But other then those two qualms the pastries are pretty good.

When the hotel breakfast just won’t cut it this local gem is a must try! The staff entertained the obvious curious tourists. I’m smitten with cafecito now and plan to spend the next few days chasing them down all over town. The pastries are great, very fresh, and come in a wide variety.

It could use a little updating on the inside but its as authentic as you can get here. My fiancé and I go almost every morning to get a cortiditio, the ladys up front know us and know what we like and I really like that about this place. Its like they know us.

Very friendly, quick and easy, a variety to select from. Very yummy treats. Good prices

Best service ever. Everything is made fresh and delicious, the staff always remembers you and always received you with a smile. I recommend the tostadas, orange juice, pastelitos de carne, empanada de jamon y queso y la de pollo, and their pastry dessert are the best… Yumm yumm yumm

Ok, I’m giving 5 stars but you have realize I’m very biased when it comes to Miami Springs and it’s restaurants/​businesses. That being said of my 36 years on this earth I’ve probably been coming to Vito’s for 36 years. I went to the school next door and my mom would take us there for snacks after school. My father would love to come here and talk Cuban politics with the Cubans.
Now as an adult this isn’t the best Cuban bakery in town, it’s probably a 3 star bakery. What Vito’s appeal is that whatever time of day you go there, you’ll feel welcome by the staff and the other patrons.
Vito’s Bakery has been a staple in the Miami Springs/​Virginia Gardens/​36 St/​Airport area for a very very long time! Unfortunately Vito passed away earlier this year but the porch has been passed down to his twin daughters.
So if your in the area and need a cafecito, tostada, croquette, or pastelito stop by!