3 Best Cakes in Miami, FL

“Fireman Derek's Bake Shop is a family-owned South Florida-based bakery specializing in pies, cakes, cheesecakes, cookies, and one-of-a-kind desserts. Derek Kaplan is the Founder of this cake shop. He focuses on bringing big flavors and big smiles to all their customers. They bake everything in-house, using fresh, locally-sourced, high-quality ingredients. Their menu features delicious cakes and baked goods, including Buffalo Chicken Mac-and-Cheese Potpie and a selection of Empanadas. Fireman Derek's Bake Shop also offers catering services for your special events. Dogs are allowed inside the bakery. Fireman Derek's Bake Shop also has another branch in Coconut Grove.”

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“Dbakers Sweet Studio is a family-owned cakeshop that have been providing high-quality cakes to their customers since 2015. Dbakers is founded by the twins who are striving to create a workplace as creative and vibrant. They are highly creative and passionate bakers committed to keeping entertained. Dbakers create iconic cakes that not only look attractive but taste like paradise. Their primary specialty is macarons, macarons, sandwiches, and cakes. They offer a wide range of products like cheesecakes, tarts, cream puffs, cupcakes, mini cakes, cookies, brownies, and more. Dbakers are making fantastic cakes that will impress everyone at your party and offer a unique flavor and experience.”

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“Moises Bakery Miami Beach has a team provides unique custom crepe cakes and desserts for weddings, showers, and special occasions. All their cakes and desserts are made with the freshest ingredients without additional flavors. They make custom, specialty, and theme cakes for all occasions. The designs of the bakery range from traditional to contemporary, and make cakes that are sweet and friendly. The cake shop is widely known for consistently high-quality cakes and desserts. Many of their desserts have been made repeatedly until quality has been accomplished. Their team never uses chemical additives, artificial colors, or substances in their cakes.”

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