Rosetta Bakery

Brightline's Central Fare Food Collective is now a popular dining destination located within the MiamiCentral Station. It is similar to Miami's Julia & Henry's food hall but with a more modernistic decor and design. It is very clean and open. This is great for travelers who will be able to satisfy their hunger as soon ss they get off the Brightline. There are large signs to guide you to the 12 restaurants that have opened here. It has been well thought out. My daughter and I ate at El Turco Express a couple of days ago on Friday and enjoyed the Michelin experience of Turkish food there. There is also Wolf of Tacos who has a very good reputation in Miami for making delicious tacos but they are $5 for a small taco. Peppi's is also located here and serves good Italian food. We plan to go back soon and see what other restaurants are there. There are parking garages available as well as limited street parking.

This place is beyond anything I could have imagined, the food is on the gourmet level and blends so many different flavors at once. It’s truly the best tacos and crepes I’ve ever had! Just go! It’s incredible food and spaced out so you’re never on top of anyone- truly delightful experience !!

Honestly the best place to stop for lunch in downtown. In my opinion, the vendors they have are all individually worth taking the train into Miami just for lunch, the option to hit them all in one sitting makes it a no-brainer. No Uber needed just get off the train and walk downstairs to the food hall.

Really bad service. Really bad.. Especially The Corner Diner and Pepsis. Corner Diner had one person working both in front and back. Couldn’t find his rubber gloves to cook. Waited about ten mins for him to finally go tell the manager(who was eating food out in the hall) he couldn’t find gloves and the manager laughed, came in showed him where they were and went back out to finish eating his own food. Twenty minutes later I get a disgusting and very overcooked burger from a guy who could barely make the effort to hand the bag to me. Peppis- slightly better service, but not much. Food is just not worth the $, cheesesteak was a complete mess, soggy roll unfortunately and everything came out of it. Do not be surprised if both of these places do not last. Taco place looked amazing and had a ton of people working and smiling behind the counter. I should have tried it!

I was genuinely excited to visit the new food hall in the heart of Miami and experience some local favorites. However, my experience at El Turco was disappointing. The kurma tasted like biting into rubber—utterly unacceptable. I also ordered the veggie bowl, which was overpowered by an overwhelming amount of oil. While the staff were friendly and accommodating, the food was simply inedible.