I'm on family holiday, we decided to grab a cafecito to perk up after a long overnight flight. We googled a place for a good cafecito and this was one of the choices, well Versailles was but it was really packed with a 40 minute wait. The bakery itself was not, so we decided to try it and I am very glad we did. The place is spartan and doesn't offer a lot of thrills, what it does offer is a lot of delicious and sumptuous pastries, empanadas, and of course cafecito. I had the Jamon and Queso Empanada with a Masa Real to go with my cafecito, they blended to make a very filling and memorable experience. If a very big line hadn't formed after we ordered I would have gone for seconds on the Masa Real and Cafecito.

I bought 2 cheese guava empanada, 2 guava empanada, 1 cheese empanada, 2 ham croquette, 2 fish croquette, 1 spinach omelette (like a tart), 1 quiche, 1 pineapple tart, did I miss anything ? All that for $27+ change . At a Starbucks or other bakery, it would easily cost $3.5-5.50/ piece. On a separate order, we also packed Cuban sandwiches and tamales to go. Do not miss the tamales! They are the best snacks! They boxed them all up for me and I gingerly flew them home. Warmed in my air fryer the next day and it tasted like gold. Only regret is not buying more .

On vacation from Boston to Miami, we paid a quick visit to the most famous Cuban Bakery in the area and it was absolutely worth it. Everything was delicious! No exceptions! There was a huge line, but it moved quickly. The attendants were very nice and attentive. I’d recommend you try a little bit of everything, but if you can’t, go for their empanadas. They are dreamy!

This is the place which I was looking for ! A pure Cuban food and amazing coffee with its aroma of the fresh coffee .. -excellent service and super friendly staff . - prices are so reasonable -taste of each order I have ordered is amazingly delicious. Will diffidently come back again if I will have a chance to visit Miami in the future…

10/10!!! Solid great experience in Miami. Definatelly ahould stop by for croquetas, cuban sandwich and some coffee. Really fair price. Amazing taste. Fresh. Crowded but organized. The service its good, nice and quick.

The coffee and treats were SO good! Great service as well. Must go here if in the area.

If you’re in Miami, you must visit Cafe Versailles! There is a restaurant, pick up window, and a cafe. We always go to the cafe for pastries and coffee. The beef empanadas, chicken croquettes, and the flan were all divine.

Love these Cuban pastries! To be transparent, we were tourists in Miami but lived in LA so our baseline for Cuban pastries is Porto’s bakery lol. Also, we are non-Spanish speakers- If you can, definitely learn to order in Spanish if you do not know how to speak. We were visiting Miami and one of stops was in Little Havana. There’s a lot of Cuban bakeries but doing my research, this place seemed like an institution so we decided to try it out. When you arrive, there’s a parking lot. There seemed to be three entrances - a restaurant, the main bakery/cafe, and a smaller to-go pastelito/coffee only place. We went to the smaller one in the middle at first but ended up going to the bakery one more door down. There, we were greeted with all the pastries, and other goodies at the far end of the display case. There’s no labels, so to those unfamiliar with Cuban pastelitos, make sure you do your research on what to order and how to order! We’re used to Porto’s bakery in LA, so the terms “cheese roll” and “meat pie” caused some confusion at first. Pastries we ordered: - pastelito de carne (meat pie) - pastelito de Guayaba (guava pastry) - jamon croquettes - pastelito de queso (cheese roll) - empanadas de pollo (chicken empanada) - papas rellenas - I think this is the name? (potato balls) Coffee- Cortadito- Cuban espresso with a little bit of milk Sandwich- Cubano sandwich - make sure you specify sandwich, cubano is also a coffee drink! Food review- Wow wow wow I will be thinking about the pastelito de guayaba until next time I’m in Miami. The guava was a perfect amount and the pastry was so flaky and flavorful. To me, almost everything was better than Porto’s! I only prefer the Porto’s pastelito de queso/cheese roll and potato balls. I’d say the Cubano is about the same too. I also liked the Cortadito, it was pretty smooth. The price of the pastries and coffee is also very reasonable. The pastelitos were around $1.25 each and so was the Cortadito. Highly recommend. I wish we tried other Cuban bakeries in Little Havana for a comparison, but we loved it here!

Just like every other Cuban restaurant that we visited this past weekend, the service and warmth was felt from the moment you walk in. The place was very crowded, but the line was moving pretty quick. You will need to take a numbered ticket when you walk in and wait for your number to be called. The pastries look and taste fresh.

We just went to Versailles in Miami Airport, a regular stop for us when flying through this airport. The line is normally long but there's a reason for that..it's so so good. We always buy a bag full of their hand made Empanadas (favorites are chicken and beef) and a Cafe con Leche (delicious Cuban Coffee) A great stop if you have time in Miami Airport.

Miami institution. Last visited 5 years ago - had to revisit! Did not disappoint! Me encanta 😍 The Cubano was delightful - the roast pork in it was amazing.Cubano was $7.75. In addition, got a Tres Leches cake - so creamy, and sweet. dee-lish! (Bit hectic when you get there - operate a ticketing system) RECOMMEND.

Awesome Cuban bakery. Loved it all! Loved it all! It’s a must place to visit here in Miami!

Cozy with an upscale feel, pleasant air conditioning felt the moment you walk in. Able to accommodate large parties and single diners alike. Authentic, charismatic, and absolutely charming with eats and drinks that really hit home; even if you’ve never visited Cuba! Had the Cafe con Leche, and the Luz sandwich, absolute combo that felt like no other.

Thanks to my buddy Mike, we got to visit the famous Versailles in the little Havana district outside Miami yesterday... WOW! Just an amazing experience... can't wait to go back and try more. One of the best Cuban sandwiches I've ever had... anywhere!

Great Cuban food, portions and service. We went on a busy Sunday at lunch hour and only had to wait about 15 minutes for a table. The server was very friendly and the menu had lots of classics like tostones, ropa vieja, Cuban sandwich, etc. they have ample seating inside and also have a bar outside serving cocktails, etc.

Great place! Everything looks so delicious, you wanna take a piece of all. Cakes looked amazing. Sandwiches and baked goods were to die for. And coffee was outstanding as well. I’m glad I don’t live close or I wouldn’t fit in my jeans!

Great selection of bakery goods , pastellitos and pastries. One of the best in town...The reason for the 2 stars is the extremely slow service at the bakery. There are 5 ladies working at all times and they spend more time debating than working . Totally unnecessary wait times

Yo, just next door when dinner was done, We found a spot that was second to none. The bakery beckoned, we answered the call, For a slice of tiramisu, best of them all. Not a sweet tooth, but I gave it a chance, This dessert, my friends, it made me dance. Light and creamy, not too sweet, A perfect treat that can’t be beat. It was the finale of our night’s feast, A masterpiece from the very least. So if you’re winding down and near, Grab this tiramisu, you’ll cheer!

Versailles is a rite of passage for travelers and locals alike. Not to be missed. The Bakery has great staff, pastries, and coffee at great prices. What more could you ask for, assuming you don't have food allergies? Will go back for the Restaurant and Cafe next!

If you’re looking for Cuban bread, pastries, sandwiches, cafe, or pretty much anything delicious, and you’re in Miami, then let me suggest Cafe Versailles. Know that it’s not an avant-garde type of restaurant, but an old school place with old school prices and good service. There’s a sit down restaurant, a walk-up window, and there’s a cafe area. My husband and I went for lunch at the cafe one day, and I loved it so much that I went back for breakfast the next morning. I never go to the same place twice when visiting a city, so that’s saying something. For lunch, we had the Cuban Sandwich, the Chicken Salad (best I’ve ever had), and I had an Americano. For breakfast the next day at the sit-down restaurant, which was so clean - by the way - I probably could have eaten off of the floors, we the Cuban Breakfast, and an omelette and grits. (They’ll make an omelette any way you like it.) They bring out buttered Cuban toast too. If we were in town for longer, I probably would have gone back for dinner. I can’t stress here how gorgeous the pastries were. Oh! The pastries. There were full-size and petit cakes. There were pistachio and chocolate eclairs, cookies of every sort, Key Lime and Strawberry Pies, shiny fruit mini-tarts, and I could go on and on. If I were in Miami and I needed cheering up, I would just go back to the bakery, smell those kitchen fragrances and marvel at those pastries. In fact, I think Cafe Versailles will be my first stop when I go back to Miami. If one can fall in love with a restaurant/bakery, then I’m in love with Cafe Versailles.

This place was packed because it’s fantastic! So many savoury and sweet treats. The coffee smelt like it dropped down from heaven. The daily highlight was meeting older Cubans with stories ready to be shared. Precious moments with strangers.

We visited Cafe Versailles and enjoyed our time. They offer truly delicious (and authentic) Cuban food. While we were waiting (it was a Sunday and they have lots of seating outside) we ordered some Cuban coffee. I must admit, I'm not a big coffee drinker so I ordered the Cafe Con Leche. I thought it was very good. The milk hid the taste of coffee and I really enjoyed it. Once we were seated we ordered some empanadas and Cuban sandwiches. By far and away our favorite empanada was the ham and cheese. It was delicious! The Cuban sandwiches were awfully good as well. My only complaint was the bread was a little dry. Prices are reasonable and the service is very good.

Woww ..: this spot aww legit and amazing 🤩 .. the guava pastries !! The coffee , we ordered tostones and then paella … the service was great , they were fast and friendly … authentic flavors - we are coming back !

They have a restaurant and a bakery, there is indoor and outdoor seating. The bakery has an amazing selection of sweets and favorites. Everything is clearly labeled. The staff was really nice and helpful. The empanadas were really good and fresh, and I loved the cheese and guava pastry! They make a pretty good cafe Cubano as well!

If this was the only place I visited in Miami I would've been totally happy with that! The most rich and flavorful Cuban coffee. The pastries and food are like homemade. It's a good thing I live in another state.

Saturday night after 6pm, the wait was 45 minutes but worth it. Had a couple of mojitos while waiting. The meal was excellent, the price very fair and the desserts were great. Especially the flan and the crème soufflé. A most go spot in Miami.

The best Cuban bakery i ever had. Staffs are all so friendly and nice. Greeting us as a family member. Cafe and food are delicious.

What a fantastic Cuba Sandwich! It was mid day so we chose to stop at the bakery instead of the full restaurant experience and we were not disappointed. Great, helpful staff and we were able to sit outside with our pets. Security guard is roaming around and makes small talk to add comfort. Make sure you stop in, no other spot matches up!

🍪The Most Incredible Biscotti EVER!!🍪 I hold religiously to the proverb that a tea is best enjoyed with a biscotti on the side--and I've yet to taste a better biscotti than what Versailles Cuban Bakery makes! I was fortunate enough to receive a box of them from a friend (they last several days after purchase, so gifting is encouraged!). They're quite sizable--almost as big as my hand--and incredibly soft and delightfully "doughy." The almond variant comes with slices of almond coating the entire treat, all with a rich, succulent almond-extract note permeating each bite. I've tried dipping them in several different types of tea, and everything from black rose blends to rooibos vanilla has tasted amazing in complement. Highly recommended!

Not what I expected. Not a lot to choose from. 1 fish fritter is $3. It's so small. Not enough savory choices for people who don't eat pork or meat. Spinach empanada was very good though. I didn't care for Cafe con Leche. Extra light and sweet is subjective to the person making it. Most of them don't speak English and that's not good for business in an English speaking country and state.

The bakery offers a great variety of cakes, puff pastries, tarts and other sweets. I picked key lime pie, guava tart, cheese cake and caramel pudding. All were so good, not overly sweet and had very unique taste. Great way to end a cuisine experience after dining at Versailles restaurant.

Made a special trip to this restaurant before heading back to our home city. Always love coming here for the food and Cafe con Leche ☕️

Very good and good prices I love their sweets

Two words: Tres Leches. If you're eating at the restaurant (get the Cuban sandwich) stroll over here to the bakery and get a Tres Leches pastry. If you're not eating here, drive over here -- even if it's out of the way, and get a Tres Leches from the bakery here. It's that good. There will be queues here, any time day or night, so make sure to budget ample time for your visit

A trip to Miami is not complete without a visit to Versailles bakery. On the day we visited it was buzzing with activity. Busy with locals speaking Spanish getting some of their favourite bakery treats and a morning cafe con leche. A must. Browse their windows, ask questions and enjoy some of their tasty quick treats and eats. If you get a sandwich ask for it to be warmed up. Makes perfect for a quick breakfast or easy daytime snacks. Gracias

Delicious! We originally went to eat there for a quick bite but we had to go in again and get more to go.

Best place to pick-up Cuban coffee and desserts. Anything with guava are good.

Versailles never disappoints! Fabulous food and friendly staff. It is refreshing to see smiling faces from employees. Bakery and restaurant items were excellent. Coffee great too.

Love it!!! Everything was delicious 🖤

It was very difficult to convey the instructions in English to the ladies at the counter. The displayed menu also did not show what ingredients were there in the items which made it difficult to understand what the dish actually is. An item with a “V” beside it you’d expect it to be vegan or vegetarian but it had meat in it. Coming to the food, the Cuban toast was very hard and chewy and the Cuban coffe with milk felt like a regular coffee only, nothing fancy. The cuban colada was really nice: strong taste if espresso and also sweet. I liked it. Lots of other dishes to try and taste though.

Large bakery next door to the restaurant. The ladies behind the counter were friendly and understood english. Service is fast and there is enough place way inside to sit even at crowded time. Coffee was okay. Con leche and cortadito. Pastries were excellent. I tried spinach empanada and pie and coconut macroons. All flavorful and different from each othes. Lots of guava pastries also good.

Delicious cuban-style breakfast. Their bakery is awesome. Only negative is that they no longer make palitroques. They were out favorites and worth the trip to Miami ☹️

The best Cuban bakery you can find in Miami. Every single thing here tastes amazing and if you’re a sweet tooth you’re gonna love this place and the best part is that is just connected on the side of the restaurant so you can eat and then have amazing desserts. You will have plenty of options here that can be hard to decide but anything you choose is going to be good. My recommendations: pastel de tres leches, nata or dulce de leche cortada, chocolate eclair, mil hojas con crema y dulce de leche on top, mini coconut pie con dulce de leche, coconut flan.