Rosetta Bakery

Crazy good, as in everything was fresh and tasted amazing. The place is impeccably clean. We ordered the spinach, ham and cheese foccacia & an almond croissant. They were outstanding. Unfortunately, we didn't try the coffee, but reason enough to return

I visited Rosetta Bakery recently and I have mixed feelings. They definitely specialize in pastries, that’s clearly their strength. The pastry I had was amazing. They also sell pizza, but it was pretty average. Nothing memorable, and honestly, I think Domino’s Pizza does a better job when it comes to taste and value. The biggest issue for me was the pricing. I was charged $10.50 for the pastry and $10.20 for the pizza. Spending around $22 for a pastry and a very average cheese pizza just didn’t feel worth it. I’ve honestly never seen a pastry priced that high unless it’s something extremely elaborate, so the total felt excessive for what I got. The environment is nice, you can sit outside and enjoy the atmosphere, which makes for a pleasant experience. I would recommend it if you’re going for the experience. But I wouldn’t recommend going there just for a regular breakfast, because for the price, it feels overpriced. Also in my receipt it said I got a spicy salami, but it was regular cheese. I don’t know why it said daily special for the pastry either.

It was a wonderful time to be your guest. Delicious Italian-style breakfasts with freshly baked bread. Delicious coffee and freshly squeezed juices. I'll definitely be back ❤️

Authentic Italian-bakery vibe: Ambassador of the Italian art of baking… highest quality ingredients exclusively made in Italy using timeless traditions. Great menu choice from savoury focaccia, pizzas, Italian-style sandwiches to sweets like croissants, tarts, apple cake, etc. Great for both breakfast/brunch and a light lunch

Rosetta in Brickell is always packed and tries to look like a premium bakery… but the on-site execution is a mess. The tables are disgusting. Seriously: old food crumbs, sticky residue, dirt built up between the woven furniture — it all screams “nobody actually cleans this place.” When you charge premium prices and operate in the heart of Brickell, hygiene isn’t a nice-to-have; it’s part of the product. And here, it’s completely missing. The dirty table, the debris stuck in the furniture, the overall neglected look — it ruins the experience.