Five bakeries with six locations inside Miami Beach city limits, on Washington Avenue and Alton Road in South Beach and on 71st Street and Collins Avenue.
Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Refreshed every three months.
Miami Beach’s bakeries reflect the city’s mix: two French bakeries in South Beach, a Cuban-American bakery on Alton Road that never closes, and South American bakeries for empanadas and pastries on 71st Street and Collins Avenue in North Beach. Cachito and Pinecrest also serve breakfast and coffee; see our breakfast and coffee list for more morning stops.
How we made this list. We started with OpenStreetMap records inside Miami Beach’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, and checked each place against its own website on Oct. 10, 2026. More than 20 bakeries are in the map data; those whose sites showed the shop as coming soon or did not load, and those with no site to check, are not here yet. The list is alphabetical. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on it. Run one of these places? Write to us to add or correct your entry.
The list
| Name | Address | Hours as published | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bettant Bakery & Cafe | 1043 Washington Ave. | 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily | 305-673-5522 |
| Cachito Coffee & Bakery, North Beach | 251 71st St. | 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday; 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday | 786-542-5801 |
| Cachito Coffee & Bakery, South Beach | 1542 Alton Road | 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily | 786-332-3494 |
| Douceur et Tralala | 1570 Alton Road, Suite B | Not posted on its site | 786-960-6866 |
| Moises Bakery | 7310 Collins Ave. | Not posted on its site | 305-868-0548 |
| Pinecrest Bakery | 1511 Alton Road | Open 24 hours | 786-717-5958 |
The places
Bettant Bakery & Cafe on Washington Avenue is a French family bakery opened in 2019 by a family that has baked in France since the 1930s. It makes breads and viennoiseries and serves locally roasted coffee.
Cachito Coffee & Bakery bakes the Argentine way, with medialunas, croissants and empanadas, and roasts its own coffee. The original shop is on 71st Street in North Beach; the South Beach cafe on Alton Road adds quiches and grilled dishes.
Douceur et Tralala on Alton Road is a French bakery, cafe and kitchen that opened in October 2024. It bakes bread, pastries and sweet and savory croissants, serves specialty coffee and caters private and business events.
Moises Bakery on Collins Avenue in North Beach bakes breads, pan de jamón and cachitos, and sells empanadas from Venezuela, Chile and Argentina, tequeños, arepas and cachapas, with coffee, chocolate and tea. It takes orders online.
Pinecrest Bakery is a Cuban-American bakery chain that opened its first store in Pinecrest in 2012. Its Alton Road location is listed as open 24 hours, for pastelitos and Cuban food.
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Frequently asked questions
Where are the bakeries in Miami Beach?
Five bakeries with six locations are on this list: Bettant Bakery on Washington Avenue, Cachito Coffee & Bakery on 71st Street and Alton Road, Douceur et Tralala and Pinecrest Bakery on Alton Road, and Moises Bakery on Collins Avenue.
Is there a 24-hour bakery in Miami Beach?
Pinecrest Bakery at 1511 Alton Road is listed on its site as open 24 hours.
Where can I get French bread and croissants in Miami Beach?
Bettant Bakery at 1043 Washington Ave. and Douceur et Tralala at 1570 Alton Road are French bakeries, according to their own sites.
Where can I get empanadas in North Beach?
Cachito Coffee & Bakery at 251 71st St. bakes Argentine empanadas, and Moises Bakery at 7310 Collins Ave. sells Venezuelan, Chilean and Argentine empanadas.
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