Mamma Leone Bakery

gilles dandrieux 3 months ago

I ordered a slice of pizza, the worst I had in a long time. I tell the girl at the counter that she should not sell old pizza at the end of the day unless fresh. She is looked like me,” well that’s our pizza”. No wonder why the brand is going down.

T 4 months ago

cute place but i have to knock points for the matcha - it is awful. just milk and sugar. $8 for that. the orange juice is very good though, and the patio + indoor area is cute, although the indoors can feel claustrophobic if the tables are occupied, since they are close together. lots of food options that looked delicious, but i didnt see prices listed for most food or beverage items. i have to only give 3stars for how sorry of an excuse the matcha is. $16 for an orange juice and matcha :(

Henri Edited 3 years ago

I just had the best pistachio croissant and cappuccino w almond milk in their bakery. While I sat there the smooth relaxing music was playing in a back round. Service was nice and smooth. I had such an amazing time by sitting there by myself and enjoying atmosphere and food. It’s a cute small place but has a lots of character. I felt like I am in Italy. I’ll definitely come back soon !

Patrick Van Negri 5 years ago

A different bakery than all the other ones in Miami I visited. Definitely a hidden gem. It has a beautiful old-school-family-owned-business Italian vibe to it. We’ve tried the prosciutto sandwich and pistachio crostata — both phenomenal—super fresh, nice crunch, and juicy overall. Coffee is excellent as well. I definitely need to try and buy all the different types of bread. They look fantastic, and I am sure they taste as they look. The family running the place is super nice and friendly. The prices are more than reasonable. For a bakery in Miami, it is a 5🌟

Eduardo Aguilar 5 years ago

Ive been wanting to go here for months since I moved. I’d always drive by and see all the bread in the window. The place has this local charm that you rarely find here in Miami but is abundant in cities like NYC or SF. You walk in and you are hit with smells of pastries and bread, hit with the noise of all the people talking in English, in Italian, in Spanish and hit with the feeling you are in the right place. I had the ham on bread (not what it’s called) and a cannoli to go. I heated the bread in my air fryer at home and it was amazing. The ham was tasty with nice natural oil and the bread was flaky and had a nice consistency. The cannoli was was also really good. Overall I want to go back and try more of their items. I may have found my new local spot.