Rosetta Bakery

This place is a must go. They have amazing pastries and sandwiches. I could eat their Nutella donut every day of the week. The staff is super friendly and sweet as well. Very highly recommended, a Miami Beach must.

I love sandwiches. I can eat them for breakfast, lunch, dinner. All day long.
First time we were there we got apple ball to go as they were closing. Very delicious dessert that we shared made us wonder that is probably best place to go and get breakfast next day.
Next morning I couldn’t wait for my FB to wake up so we could go to Rosetta bakery. We got classic ham and cheese sandwich — on fresh, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside bread. I loved every bite of it so much that I ate some of my BF half too. Happily it takes time for him to get hungry in the morning so I had my chance. We also got coffee for him and fresh squeezed OJ — both very good.
While eating we saw baker prepared very interesting sandwich, on King Rosseta special bread so…
… we also came back there on our last day to get sandwich this sandwich for the plane (OMG sooooo good!!!) with ham, cheese, lettuce and tomatoes.
Got extra one for our friend and he loved it too.
Is there a better recommendation that being there 3 times on our 4 days trip? I don’t think so:)

Our iced coffee was burnt, poorly made, and terrible. There was a ton of grounds in the bottom of the cup. The food was no better. The ham sandwich is just a hard roll with some deli ham. The cream croissant was not flaky and tasted like it was a day old.
The service was also pretty terrible. The cashier did not want to give me a separate bag for my order even though we paid separately. A lot of attitude for no reason.

Very nice food, you feel like to be in Italy.
The price of some products is expensive but it’s ok.
The guy inside he thinks that he’s Leonardo Di Caprio or something like that. Cmon make your sandwiches

The design of the bakery shop is cute and cozy, however the bakery itself is a little bit dry for us. We ordered fruit tart and dark chocolate cake

Overall, pretty good food. A little pricey. The King Rosetta is a good size and tasty.
The pastries look pretty good and they taste good as well! There’s ample seating inside and out.
It’s very clean, as well. You can definitely appreciate that in a place full of tourists.
As for the price, it IS a little high for what you get, but the food is good.

Honestly, I don’t care where the bakery is from or where it’s located but $ 10 for a 2 inch piece of dry cake it’s just RIDICULOUS. I’m a huge fan of baked goods. Probably my favorite food after pizza and I was very disappoint when I tried this dry cake. It didn’t even have much flavor to it. I’ve gone to bakeries in Italy and I’ve never been let down.
Now that I realize it. There was tones of people at this bakery. I must have been missing something. Maybe I tried the wrong thing.

Loved Rosetta! It’s difficult to walk past this place with their delicious assortment of pastries and sandwiches staring at you through the window. The ambiance inside was delightful. Loved the folksy décor and furniture. We ordered an assortment of pastries: fruit tart, nutella tart, apple/​golden raisin/​peach jam tart, and also ordered a proscuitto rosetta sandwich. We enjoyed them all. To be honest, I don’t know what the prices were for each tart and sandwich; it was all too beautiful and delicious I simply overlooked the price.
One request for Rosetta Bakery, please, please sell the rosetta bread exclusively! I would buy a dozen of them anytime I’m in Miami. So good! All staff were attentive and kind. Definitely would recommend this place!

This bakery was lovely; one block from the beach, close to Lincoln Road and it served fresh squeezed orange juices. There were always a long line before 10am. I ordered every time I went there some ham sandwich because the ham tasted so good.
They sell a delicious and generously filled donut nutella that even I couldn’t eat in one sitting — and I eat a lot.
I will definitely visit this place again when I come back to SoBe, and I wish there was a bakery just like that in LA.

Rosetta is an Italian bakery, but every time I go or think about this place «France» pops into my mind. It’s to no fault of my own because the pastries and sandwich’s they create here are so decadent and delicious. I personally have never encountered an Italian Bakery producing the masterpieces this place does.
When I first Glanced at Rosetta’s choicest offering in their window display, I couldn’t help but to continually murmur in my mind The Bible’s Song of Solomon Chapter 7 verse 3
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If you like Brazilian diabetes bombs or rehashed forms of sugar layered one over there other, I suggest you take a pass on this place. Why? Because Rosetta’s pastry’s are light & flaky created with a minimal amount of sugar so you can actually feel the texture and taste the varying fruit’s & condiments.
Location — this place is really geared towards the local residents and tourists who can walk there. I usually park at the city parking lot on 16^th & collins and walk up about 2 blocks.
Price — for their premier location their prices are not bad at all, actually for any location their prices are very reasonable for the jewels they are selling.
Service — I enjoy everyone there!

HIDDEN GEM! I mean, its not really hidden since its right on Collins Avenue but I did not expect to find an awesome bakery like this in Miami… so happy we found this place. Every morning of my stay, I hit up Rosetta for a shot of espresso and my friend got a cappuccino. All the baked goods looked amazing and sooooooooo fresh. For some reason we made the mistake of always eating before coming here so I didn’t get to sample anything… except one day my friend did buy a carrot cake bread and it was to die for.
Check this place out, its so cute and so delicious!

ATTN: VEGAN
Tomato and olive focaccia was excellent, highly recommended. Service was whack though. Lack of communication between staff prompted cashier to curse under her breath towards my mom and I («f**king Jesus Christ»). Super disappointing because I would liked to go back as the food was great.

Beautiful space on a busy street. I think it may be the best store on that block. Walking past, you are tempted by the fresh baked items on full display. You see the goodies come out of their kitchen and of course you have to stop in. No it’s not okay to leave with just one sweet. Everything looks like it was made with love. Their best seller is the Apple Ball. We loved the carmelized croissant-​like flakiness meshed with the juicy thinly layered apple slices inside. Don’t wait to eat it. Sure, it tastes fine the next day but you really want to just savor every bite as soon as you get it. Just note a bit pricey. About $ 6 a pop.

Tasty bakery with amazing dessert treats! Not too expensive either for south beach! The sandwiches and desserts are fresh. Good place to come for a sweat treat or a quick grab and go lunch!

This is a great place. The food is wonderful and the service is actually rather good. I think the issue here is that no one speaks English. Then again you are in Miami — what did you expect.
Just enjoy some wonderful pastries.

I’m EXPOSING you. This «Italian» bakery this evening (Feb. 8, 730pm) is run by a couple of the most incompetent workers. Soy latte? Just watched you make it with regular milk. Do you fess up when asked? Only after the second time.
I asked if you had any chocolate croissants. «DON’T LOOK AT BOARD LOOK AT FRONT EVERYTHING WE HAVE IS THERE». Whoa, that b*tch face is definitely not resting peacefully.
Hey, you forgot the almond latte I also asked for! You know, the one I asked about, whether it was almond flavored or with almond milk? Don’t pull up my order on your Square console and show me it’s not there. It’s not there because you were too busy being rude. So sorry life sucks so much for you.
Don’t then turn to your friend and refer to me as something, honey. Growing up in Brooklyn, you learn a thing or two from your friends, in other languages.
Coffee and pastry were damn good, though.

Excellent new bakery, and welcome addition, in the heart of South Beach.
The charming front window with baked goods and sandwiches had me at hello. Stopped in one evening looking for a light bite to eat and selected a prosciutto and ham baguette that was great. Washed it down with a small diet coke. Came back the following morning and had an apple pastry, fresh squeezed orange juice and coffee. Fairly expensive for breakfast and the coffee was not quite as strong as I had expected but I would definitely return – most likely for lunch and one of those great baguettes.
Limited indoor seating but they also have a few tables outdoors. Nice see through window allows you to see them preparing sandwiches from scratch, etc. Nice looking and competent, predominantly Italian, staff.

So we were en route to the Unilocal holiday party and decided to head in early to miss some traffic and eat something a little before so we don’t get too tipsy;)
We came across Rosetta bakery which is this small cute bakery that has opened the last month, with italian goodies, and samples for all their fresh baked goods.
We had the one that had pastry topping, ham and marscapone type cheese inside, with a bread bottom, and it WAS HEAVEN. We noticed someone else come in and take 2 squares as well as a tart, if I wasn’t saving room for the Unilocal event, I definitely would’ve jumped on another, the sample of the almond cake was divine!
It was really delicious, authentic and fresh, and hubby and I even joked about taking an UBER over to south beach just to have this delicious bread. DEFINITELY TRY THIS!

FOCACCIA HEAVEN! This is a MUST stop bakery of your in the South Beach area! I never knew how versatile Focaccia could be until I was, fortunately, drawn in by the beautiful display of fresh sandwiches, pastries, and breads! There is definitely something for everyone there!
Over my 4 day stay in Miami, my group of friends and I stopped by this bakery at least once every day! Personal favorite was the Sweet Focaccia! They always have free samples for you to try as well which is nice but also very tempting, because you want to buy them all! The coffee there is also delicious as well!
The staff are incredibly friendly and made the visits very welcoming!

The window of fresh pastrys spoke volumes — heart break, glory, wanderlust, sex, family, dreams.
I took pictures. Rows of fresh strawberry tarts, tiny rolls stuffed with ham, seed studded rolls with prosciutto draping out.
This was undoubtedly breakfast.
Inside smartly dressed Art Basel attendees
or ritzy Collins Avenue hotel residents barely clamored in fest. Pans of fresh focaccia topped with olives, cherry tomatoes or onions. A hot pan came out oozing ricotta and topped with provolone in fat slices.
«What’s that?» A skinny fancy red head chirped with as much polish as she could muster.
«Four cheese»
«I’ll take it.»
It was almost as large as her head.
I picked a black sesame studded roll filled with prosciutto $ 4.
The line moved a bit leisurely for my time frame and I ordered a coffee.
«You’re here for Art Basel?» The cashier flirted, as he sized up my pocketbook as I saw him continually adding tariffs to my order on an IPad.
«$ 13» he said with some malicious grace.
«Wait how much was the roll?»
The coffee couldn’t have been $ 8 unless I was quoted the wrong price.
«My mistake.» He added. «$ 10»
So the coffee was $ 5? I’ll go to starbucks.
«That’s ok, I’ll skip the coffee.»
«You know what I’ll give you the coffee. You need to try it.»
After a %10 tip my order was $ 5, but as I walked down the street and supped on my roll the prosciutto was generous, sweet with just enough salt, the roll, tender, bready, and a bit buttery.
The coffee was smooth and strong, but thank God it was free.
South Beaches inflated prices are often tagged on mediocre product, but that’s not the case here. Expect to pay $ 5 per luscious glory, and to be fulfilled in your gastrorgasm.
The place has a tony feel even though it’s in a strip mall but across from the baller Art Deco hotels, it doesn’t need a sign.
It has its large display window with sights
proving justice.
The French and Italian accents behind the counter key the Euro product.
Get it to go because the place is packed.
The beach isn’t far.