La Antioqueña Bakery — Restaurant in Pembroke Pines

It is with great pleasure that I write this review. If you want authentic Colombian food, natural juices, awesome bakery/pastries/bread, and amazing customer service, this is your place.

The ingredients are fresh, portions are nice and big, pricing is excellent, the place is clean including the restrooms. Jorge, the owner makes sure his clients are happy and even goes to your table to make sure you are having a good experience.

Believe me, there is no bad dish. Everything is delicious here!!!!!! The food doesn't take long to come out and the servers are very nice.

It was recently remodeled, giving it an overall nice, modern, and clean feel. Their menus are easy to read, with plenty of options, including a healthy menu page full of delicious guilty free food! There is plenty of parking space and it is easy to get there. They offer a cantina service as well as cargo and money transfer to Venezuela and Colombia.

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I have been going to this place for years. Even though they’ve always been more expensive than most the food was good and the service was good. Ever since Covid they have started accepting pick up orders regularly to where they have a set up for it. The problem is if you’re waiting on line and someone from pick up comes they stop everything they are doing and only take care of the pick up orders if you are waiting on line you better hope nobody else comes in for pick up because they will not take care of you until the pick up line is done. On top of that they are now charging you an extra $1 just to use your credit card. That’s a huge mark up when the card company charges you 1.5 to 3.5% at the most for every transaction so for every $5 you spend at there establishment they are making an extra 93 cents per transaction that is going in there greedy pockets. I will not be going back to get robbed by a greedy owner. I attached the sign they have up about charging $1 for every card...

My rating could change right after the owner of this place explains to me how 6 beef empanadas at $1.59 , 4 pan de Bono at $1.59 , 4 roscas ( like pan de Bono w guava /cheese ) at $2.59 , 1 arepa con queso at $4.59 and 2 chicharrones ( not priced on menu ). Addded up to almost $47 !!!??? And I was nice enough to leave $4 tip even If u add up everything I listed it comes up at $28.85 plus tax. Now, let’s add the 2 chicharrones to get to the almost $47 total , to get to the $47 total each chicharrón was $7 ??? The point is , what are the real prices ? And if they are correct , I just got charged My bet is that the prices have gone up and not showing online In one menu the empanadas are listed at 1.38 , on another menu at 1.59 Im the type of person who spends a lot of $$$ in food and really don’t care about prices ,...