Awesome pastries. Been coming here for years. High demand so go early when they open or go without rush.

I ordered a pick up for the tuna baby on a baguette and it's easily one of my favorite tuna sandwiches ! The almond croissant was also amazing! Loveddddd

Delices de France is a great French bakery in Pinecrest. The little bakery has a huge line outside but it moved pretty quickly. I ordered a chocolate mousse cake, a crème brûlée, a raspberry/chocolate heart cake, and a sesame bread to share with my family. The pastries were all delicious. Our favorite was the crème brûlée. I also ordered q cappuccino, which was very good. The bakery looked very inviting and it had a delicious inviting smell. The server was very friendly and helpful. I recommend this bakery and expect to come back again.

I have been coming to this place for a really long time and while they may have upgraded the interior, the quality is just as great as it always has been. My kid does drums down the road so I try to stop in on Saturday mornings for breakfast and to take some fresh bread home. I love the croissants. But the sandwiches are also really good with the tuna having a great flavor. I take home ciabatta rolls most week as my family enjoys them and they stay fresh for multiple days. This place is the real deal. Usually there's a long line out the door, but don't worry they get through it pretty quickly.

I've been here a few times and my favorite thing is the pain si raisin. I think they call it a raisin roll now. We really like their spinach quiche. We've tried a few other things and the've all been great! The place is small and always packed. The line is out the door and they try to move it, but it is not comfortable. There are tables outside but they are usually occupied.

I have enjoyed everything I have tried here! Their quiches are filling, and they warm it up for you if you ask them to. The pain au chocolat is delicious. Every pastry I have ordered has been great, and the bread is just fantastic. Even though there is always a line outside the door, it moves quickly, and the food is so worth it! This is the most authentic French bakery I have found in Miami, but they also add a Miami flair, like guava pastries! My husband and I like getting their food to-go for a picnic at Coral Reef Park, which isn't too far away. I have also enjoyed breakfast or brunch here with family and friends. There is plenty of parking around, too. I highly recommend!

Little gem at Palmetto Bay! Tried to go once to have breakfast with my family but the line was huge which says it must be good! I went this morning to buy some croissants to try them. Had ham and cheese, almond, and guava croissant. The croissants were flaky and buttery. The three were delicious but my favorite I believe is the ham and cheese! The place is small and very nice. Oh! And the smell when you go inside!!! Will keep coming to try the sandwiches!!! 100% recommended!

I had to surprise my daughter, who loves croissants. I ordered croissants for my coworker, thinking it was from the same place, but it was actually from L'Boulangerie. The croissants from L'Boulangerie were divine. However, the coffee and croissants here were also delicious. They were a bit smaller but very buttery and tasty. Regardless, my daughter loved them, having nothing to compare them to. That was a plus. We arrived at 7:15 am and it wasn't too crowded, which was great, and we found seating. Usually, the line is out the door with no seats available. The customer service was excellent, and the line moved quickly despite steady business. They were kind and helpful when choosing desserts. I'll definitely come back since my husband goes to the gym nearby. Overall, delicious French desserts! The ambiance reminds me of a French bakery in NYC. There are so many more sweets I'd love to try due to my sweet tooth!

The cutest lil French bakery in Miami! Came here early morning Sunday to start the morning with some baked goods and there was already a line outside the door before 8am. Apparently this bakery has been here for years and is a local favorite. The line moved pretty fast and when we came inside, we were welcome by the clean environment. They have menus displayed on their TVs on either side, to the left, an array of sandwiches and what looked to be like lunch options available and to the right was their drink menu. The cases in the front were beautiful and made it hard to choose what baked goods we wanted. The left had dessert items which we had to get an eclair and fruit tart. To the right were their croissants, breads, meat pies, and more! We ended up getting some ham and cheese croissants, turkey and cheese croissants, almond croissants, and a spinach quiche. I also got a decaf mocha iced latte and it was the first latte I've been able to finish in over a year with my extreme caffeine intolerance. I know I got decaf but sometimes decaf still negatively affects me and this one was actually so good and didn't give me any bad effects. I'm excited for my next visit just for their decaf mocha alone because I miss coffee. When all our pastries were ready (we got to-go), we decided to eat some of it outside because there was seating available. There are only a few tables but glad we got to eat them there because the style of seating definitely reminded me of Paris and how close those tables were together in the intimate setting where you could chat with other patrons. The pastries were so good and although not quite the same as Paris, it was close enough. Such a great hidden gem for French baked goods!

I was looking to have some good freshly baked croissants and someone recommended this place, what a great surprise. We got so excited we ended up having so many pastries and they were all absolutely delicious for a reasonable good price. Coffee was delicious too and staff super helpful with recommendations, it was so good I've been back twice in the past 2 weeks.