Moises Bakery - Hallandale

Moises Bakery in Hallandale is a true gem for lovers of Venezuelan cuisine. Their famous cachapas, along with their handcrafted cachitos, filled with ham and cheese, are must-tries and are freshly made every day. The quality of their coffee, especially their cafe con leche, is excellent and pairs perfectly with their delicious offerings. In addition to their fantastic food, the customer service at Moises Bakery is consistently excellent, adding to the overall enjoyable dining experience. Whether you're craving empanadas, arepas, or cachitos, Moises Bakery delivers authentic Venezuelan flavors with a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Today another great breakfast at Moises. The cachitos, ham and cheese croissant and coffee are delicious and some of my favourites. I am a regular customer and hadn't thought of leaving a review as it is just a comforting and pleasant part of my weekly routine. The ladies are always welcoming and happy, conferring to the place a light and joyful vibe. The rewards system is great way to appreciate regular and returning customers. If you want a great and informal Venezuelan breakfast and you are in Hallandale, it is the place to go. Only wish would be they use more eco friendly packaging. A big thank you to the team there for their hard work.

Good selection of Venezuelan food and pastry. Pretty good service. Everyone was very professional behind the counter. I would go back for sure when around the 305.

It's easy to miss but it's one of those hidden gems in the area. Great place to pick up bakery items or order in and eat outside. My personal fav are the Venezuelan empanadas and the different bread made fresh daily. Another go to is the vegetarian cachapa that comes with fresh avocado tomatoes and cheese. Very yummy! I will
Report back as I try new items.

This spot is outstanding!!!! The pastries are remarkable as most of the other food they serve. There is also a great print of Dr. José Gregorio Hernandez on a wall outside

We stopped by for breakfast a Saturday morning, Memorial day weekend. It was a bit confusing to find our way in as parking/entrance is on the back. Parking is a bit tight, something to keep in mind if driving a long truck. The staff was super friendly (5/5) and they all spoke Spanish. You order from the counter and get your food there as well.

We had (2) empanadas: one queso, one carne mechada: loved them both! We also had (2) ham cachitos, and though not our favorite, they were completely stuffed with ham!!

The natural orange juice we ordered was warm (no ice, not coming out of the fridge either) AND one of our cachitos was cold (had to ask them to heat it up, which they did promptly)

The space is a little tight in general (difficult to move around) but has a nice homey Venezuelan vibe. Definitely coming back!

This is a hidden spot and there are so many choices to try. Don't get discourage by the front entry that looks like there is only bread and cookies... make a left were the tres leches and sweets are located. Thank us later! ;)

The tres leches desert was WONDERFUL, my advice is please get your own because sharing can be troubling. LOL!

Hospitable and friendly service, many other food choices as well as empanadas, cookies and many sweets as well as cakes available for purchase- ordering.

Really delicious desserts.

I will return for the fruit tarts!!!

Muy decepcionado de ello la primera vez q mandé hacer un cake me lo entregaron 1:20 después dije bueno no es tanto pero los dos últimos nada que ver con lo que se pidió lo pedí en azul y me lo hicieron en negro y el de hoy lo pedí de ron y lo hicieron de.lo q les dió su gana y faltó de decoración q se pidió

Yummy pastries. Lots of variety. Cafe con leche was the best! Great service. Seating inside and out. Will definitely be back.

Full disclosure: this isn't my first time visiting this bakery. The first time I went to Moises bakery, they had just recently moved in. They had very limited selections, and quite frankly I ended up leaving because nothing really interested me. However recently, I stumbled upon their Instagram page, and noticed that they had been receiving overwhelming positive feedback, so I knew I had to check them out, especially since I had been on a hunt for Venezuelan ham bread traditionally serve during the holidays.

As I walked in, I noticed a 360 change to this location. Their decor was definitely trendier. They also had a larger selection of baked goods that range from Venezuelan to argentinean options. However, as stated before I was on the hunt for the Venezuelan ham bread served during the holidays.

The ham bread was nice, but thankfully my hungry boyfriend decided to order a cachito and that was the real star of today's meal. I had read in a few reviews that it didn't have enough ham. I beg to differ. I even uploaded a video showing the full content of the cachito. I will say that it's definitely doughy but I think that's the intention.

I'll definitely be back soon to try a few more of their items, trust me I'll have to go a bunch of times to go through their diverse selection.