domaselo — Restaurant in Miami

No more free local delivery for any amount ($35 is the minimum). It's ok to pick it up but, pick up is only between 8 am to 1 pm M-F, and a hassle with that.

I placed the order on Friday afternoon. On Monday I didn't get an email saying it was ready. I emailed them and I was told my order would be ready on Tuesday. I tried calling Tuesday before going to make sure it was ready, no one answers the phone. I check my order status on their website and it says I will be emailed once it's ready.

When I decided to just show up, there's a paper at the door with three phone numbers. The first number was wrong (someone from a different business answered, and he's tired of getting calls from a "bread place"). The second number was no answer. The third did and I was only told to enter a code to open the door, and pick up my order from a rack. I wasn't greeted by anyone in person. My favorite bread, garlic rosemary is no longer sold, and all the prices went up considerably.

The BREAD itself is still really good though. Free local delivery was a great option, but with all their changes for the worse, I'm not thinking...

Emil and Domaselo Bakery sourdough breads are amazing. Emil is always providing exceptional customer service and putting his customers first. Emil continue the excellence and production of bread.

Now they introduced specialty breads. This week they started with The Pizza Bread mozzarella cheese, sun dried tomatoes, oregano, and basil. This specialty bread is delicious and multiple use options.

We made open face turkey balls sandwiches, perfect combo.

The owner is a great person and hard working using the best ingredients and local sourcing. Must try by visiting bakery from 5 to 9 PM.

The Tomato and Garlic and Cinnamon Raisin specialty breads were amazing.

We get the country bread that gives options and is always a hit with visitors.

Last week of May it is the French Onion Bread. It taste just like the soup with the cheese. Amazing to have this taste without having soup in the Miami hot weather.

Like always owner and staff very friendly and attentive even when they are busy like to day with customers and shipping bread...

This little bread shop, so unassuming in it’s appearance and lovely, is a little gem. From the moment you walk up you are greeted with the fragrant aroma of fresh baked bread like a long lost friend. And that’s exactly what this place is a throw back to the old country (no matter if they’re from Macedonia and you are not) it somehow makes you feel connected to a simpler time. They have a storefront that has a wall that displays clipboards with their inventory and prices and a window with which you order from. They will slice the bread there for you. You can also order online for pick up. I came in one early Saturday morning and was greeted by one of the owners. He was adamant that I try their new dulce de leche they HD made themselves and their new bread infused with roasted red pepper spread and feta cheese. I am so happy I stuck around to do so. Talk about flavor and fresh ingredients. This is definitely a new...