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10 Haitian Bakeries in South Florida for Patties, Bread & Cakes

Find 10 Haitian bakeries across Miami-Dade and Broward, with listing photos, local addresses, pastry tips and direct business links.

By Anne-Christie · Curator & Columnist October 18, 2026 9 min read
10 Haitian Bakeries in South Florida for Patties, Bread & Cakes

Looking for Haitian bakeries in South Florida? Start with these ten bakery and bakery-restaurant listings across Miami-Dade and Broward, from Miami and North Miami to Miramar and Lauderdale Lakes. Each entry includes the business’s ZoeAtlas listing photo and a direct profile link, so you can put a real place behind the search.

This is a local shortlist, not a taste-test ranking. The numbers organize the stops; they do not declare an objectively best bakery. Official bakery pages support specific menu mentions where available. For businesses without a verified current menu, ask directly before traveling for a particular filling or loaf.

Before you order: pâté, pâté kòde and bread

“Haitian patties” is a useful search phrase, but the counter can offer different styles. Baked Haitian pâtés commonly have a flaky pastry shell; pâté kòde is generally a fried, filled dough preparation. They are not interchangeable. If you want the baked version rather than the fried one, say so when ordering.

Beef, chicken and herring are fillings to ask about, not a promise that every bakery below stocks all three. Bread names and styles can also vary by shop. For a larger pickup, confirm the quantity, timing and branch before leaving home.

1. Pates Plus — Miami — NE 2nd Avenue

Pates Plus — ZoeAtlas listing cover photo

Location: 11638 NE 2nd Ave.

Pates Plus puts the bakery part of a Miami food run front and center. Its NE 2nd Avenue location is the South Florida business featured here—not the similarly named bakery in Queens Village, New York. That distinction matters when a search result sends you to the wrong state before breakfast.

Start with the pastry counter and ask which pâtés are available that day. If you are collecting a mixed box, ask the staff to identify the fillings rather than guessing from the shape. This is a practical Miami-Dade stop for readers searching for Haitian patties near Miami; open the listing to check the location before setting off.

See Pates Plus on ZoeAtlas → · Location or business source

2. Family Bakery — Miami / Pinewood

Family Bakery — ZoeAtlas listing cover photo

Location: 11758 NW 7th Ave.

Family Bakery’s official website identifies this NW 7th Avenue shop as its Miami location and also lists branches in Pompano Beach and Fort Lauderdale. The brand describes itself as a Haitian bakery; its online menu includes sliced bread, batonet and an aranso patty. Aranso is the option to ask about if you enjoy a savory herring filling, but confirm what is available at the Miami counter rather than assuming every branch carries the full online menu.

The business points readers to @familybakeryinpompano on Instagram for updates. Despite that handle, the official contact page explicitly includes the Miami address. Use the branch address—not the social account’s name—to plan your visit.

See Family Bakery on ZoeAtlas → · Location or business source

3. Puce Patisserie — Miramar

Puce Patisserie — ZoeAtlas listing cover photo

Location: 7150 Pembroke Rd.

Puce is in Miramar, even though its street is called Pembroke Road. Its current website emphasizes cakes, making this the celebration-baking stop in the lineup rather than a place where we can promise a particular savory patty. The published range includes a Barbancourt rum-infused vanilla cake, a Haitian coffee mocha cake and a bundt cake without icing.

If you are bringing dessert to a gathering, browse the current cake collection and confirm pickup arrangements directly. If patties are your main mission, ask first: the cake-focused website is not evidence of today’s pastry-counter selection. Puce’s official contact page recommends calling or sending an Instagram message, and its linked social page is a safer starting point than an account found only by name.

See Puce Patisserie on ZoeAtlas → · Location or business source

4. La Paix Bakery — Miramar

La Paix Bakery — ZoeAtlas listing cover photo

Location: 6035 Miramar Pkwy.

La Paix is another Miramar option, with this guide linking to the Miramar Parkway listing. The bakery’s website also identifies a Miami Shores location. Keep the two branches separate when checking directions or asking about availability; a photo or post from one location is not a guarantee about the other.

For a bread-and-pastry run, ask which loaves and savory pastries are ready at the branch you intend to visit. Buying for a family table? Confirm whether you need to reserve a larger quantity. Miramar residents can use La Paix and Puce as two distinct leads: one bakery listing on Miramar Parkway and one cake-focused shop on Pembroke Road, without driving into Miami-Dade just to start looking.

See La Paix Bakery on ZoeAtlas → · Location or business source

5. Cayard Bakery — North Miami

Cayard Bakery — ZoeAtlas listing cover photo

Location: 12801 W Dixie Hwy.

Cayard’s West Dixie Highway address places it in North Miami. Its listing gives readers a bakery option along a different corridor from the NW 7th Avenue and NE 2nd Avenue stops. When your search is really “Haitian bakery near North Miami,” that location detail is more useful than a sweeping claim that one shop has the best crust in Florida.

Ask about the day’s bread and pâté selection before making a special trip for a particular filling. For takeout, keep crisp pastries separate from anything wet or saucy so the journey home does not undo the texture you came for. The listing’s photo offers a look at the business; it is not a promise of today’s menu.

See Cayard Bakery on ZoeAtlas → · Location or business source

6. Best in Broward Bakery — North Lauderdale — confirm address before visiting

Best in Broward Bakery — ZoeAtlas listing cover photo

Location: 960 SW 81st Ave, North Lauderdale (official contact page).

Best in Broward’s website explicitly describes freshly baked Haitian patties and breads. Those are supported reasons to include it in a Broward bakery search; the business name itself is not an independent award or our verdict about every bakery in the county.

There is an important location mismatch: its official contact page lists 960 SW 81st Avenue in North Lauderdale, while the linked ZoeAtlas listing currently shows a Fort Lauderdale address. Use the official contact page and confirm directly before traveling. That small check matters more than another glowing adjective. Once the location is confirmed, ask about the available patty fillings and bread selection rather than treating older photographs as a current menu.

See Best in Broward Bakery on ZoeAtlas → · Location or business source

7. Sandy’s Bakery — Lauderdale Lakes

Sandy’s Bakery — ZoeAtlas listing cover photo

Location: 3429 W Oakland Park Blvd.

Sandy’s listing places it on West Oakland Park Boulevard in Lauderdale Lakes—not on State Road 7. That correction is worth making before a Broward breakfast run. Public business-directory evidence supports the name and location, but we did not establish an official website or Instagram account for this particular bakery.

Treat it as a local bakery lead and contact the business to check current hours, offerings and pickup options. We are not assigning it a signature filling, a founding date or a “community favorite” title without evidence. If your outing depends on finding a specific Haitian bread or patty, name the item when you call. A clear question beats arriving with expectations borrowed from an unrelated Sandy’s account.

See Sandy’s Bakery on ZoeAtlas → · Location or business source

8. Horace Bakery and Restaurant — North Miami Beach

Horace Bakery and Restaurant — ZoeAtlas listing cover photo

Location: 16732 NE 6th Ave.

Horace combines a bakery and restaurant in North Miami Beach. The linked listing is on NE 6th Avenue; do not confuse that with a NE 163rd Street address when planning your route. It gives readers a bakery-and-meal lead rather than a pastry-only assumption.

Contact the business to ask what the bakery side is offering today, especially if you want bread or a particular pâté filling. We did not verify a functioning official menu or an official Instagram profile during this check, so we are not promising codfish patties, specific stews or daily bake times. Use the listing for the business identity and location, then confirm the details that will determine your visit.

See Horace Bakery and Restaurant on ZoeAtlas → · Location or business source

9. David’s Bakery & Restaurant — North Miami

David’s Bakery & Restaurant — ZoeAtlas listing cover photo

Location: 651 NE 125th St.

David’s is another bakery-and-restaurant option, this time on NE 125th Street in North Miami. The correct street matters: the location evidence points to NE 125th Street, not NE 8th Avenue. Its listing photo and profile help identify the business before you head over.

Ask which bakery items are available and whether you can combine your pickup with a meal. A bakery-and-restaurant name alone does not establish that every item appears every day, and we have not independently verified a full current menu. This makes David’s a useful North Miami lead without pretending we personally tasted or ranked its pastries. Confirm the counter selection directly if bread or patties are the sole reason for your trip.

See David’s Bakery & Restaurant on ZoeAtlas → · Location or business source

10. La Patissiere Bakery — North Miami

La Patissiere Bakery — ZoeAtlas listing cover photo

Location: 14540 W Dixie Hwy.

La Patissiere’s listing is on West Dixie Highway in North Miami, giving that corridor a second bakery lead alongside Cayard. It is not on NE 7th Avenue. The profile includes a cover photo, so readers can see the listed business rather than relying on a generic pastry illustration.

For a specific order, ask the bakery directly about its current selection and any advance-order requirements. We did not confirm an official Instagram profile or independently verify a celebration-cake catalog for this location. That means no invented party packages or “must-order” desserts here. If you are comparing nearby stops, start with distance and the item you actually want, then check availability before making a bakery crawl out of it.

See La Patissiere Bakery on ZoeAtlas → · Location or business source

Plan your South Florida bakery run

Keep the trip local. Miami’s NW 7th Avenue and NE 2nd Avenue listings make one starting cluster; North Miami’s West Dixie Highway and NE 125th Street options make another. Miramar has its own stops, while Lauderdale Lakes and North Lauderdale are separate Broward destinations. Check actual travel times rather than assuming everything in South Florida is around the corner.

For Instagram research, follow links from the business’s own website when possible. Family Bakery’s official contact page names @familybakeryinpompano, and Puce links to its social channels. We could not confidently establish official profiles for every other entry, so we have not attached guessed handles. A recent post can help you ask a better question, but it does not replace confirming the right branch and today’s availability.

Browse South Florida businesses on ZoeAtlas, explore Miami’s Haitian business community, or read the Haitian food glossary for more context before your next order.

Location and source check: October 18, 2026. Photos are the linked listings’ cover images, not photographs from an editorial tasting visit. Menus, addresses and availability can change; the Best in Broward address discrepancy is noted above.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find Haitian bakeries in South Florida?

This guide links to ten bakery and bakery-restaurant listings across Miami-Dade and Broward, including Miami, North Miami, North Miami Beach, Miramar and Lauderdale Lakes. Choose a nearby listing and confirm the branch, current address and availability before traveling.

What is the difference between Haitian pâté and pâté kòde?

Baked Haitian pâtés commonly use a flaky pastry shell, while pâté kòde is generally made with filled dough that is fried. Ask the bakery which style it offers rather than assuming both are available.

Do all of these bakeries sell herring, beef and chicken patties?

No current menu was verified for every business in this guide. Family Bakery’s website lists an aranso patty, but confirm the filling and availability at the specific branch you intend to visit.

Are these bakeries ranked from best to worst?

No. The ten entries form a local shortlist, not a scored tasting or an independently verified ranking. Compare location, the bakery’s current offerings and your own preferences.

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