Paolo Fontanot Bakery Cafe - Miami

Ham Cheese was not on a croissant as stated. It was on a hard sesame roll. I would not have ordered this had I known or been informed. The eclair was not fresh. The pate a choux was hard as in days old. The red passion was partially frozen on one and thawed on the other but on that one the sable cookie on the bottom was soggy. Flavor was ok. Obviously not freshly made though. The iced latte and fresh squeezed orange juice were both very good.

The place lets in so much sunlight but feels cozy at the same time?The personnel was super attentive and the portion size was pretty great?Definitely coming back!

Really good coffee, great atmosphere, and lots of food dessert options. Would definitely recommend this place !!

I planned to come here for some time, but it was a bit disappointing. I was expecting something more similar to the bakeries Fontanot has in Italy, but it was far from that.They have a few pastries, some sandwiches that however for most part are not particularly “Italian” and you can find in other places; service was okay but somehow the place looked empty, and I don’t mean of people, but of food options.Prices are Miami-downtown prices but without any special reason to repeat the experience. I was definitely expecting more Italian salumi, but there was, little, except for a prosciutto that wasn’t among the best I had. Honestly if you don’t know prior to visiting, you wouldn’t know it’s an Italian bakery.Again, maybe I was expecting more because I know their bakeries in Italy, but this seemed a very toned-down version of them.

Pet friendly. Place is really nice, good Italian coffee. Excellent service.