Dining Guide
41 restaurants in Pembroke Pines
Lively Mexican cantina at Pembroke Gardens with bold margaritas, loaded tacos, nachos, and a massive happy hour following. A huge late-night scene on weekends makes it one of Pembroke Pines’ most energetic spots.
European-Latin fusion bakery continuing an 80-year family tradition that began in 1940 with Pastelería El Parron, founded by Austrian Alejandro Hermann and German Hedwig Kreitling. Four generations of baking expertise bring Austrian pastries and Latin flavors to Pembroke Pines. Fresh cakes, European-style breads, and specialty coffee in a beautiful interior.
A Southern-inspired brunch destination that's earned one of the most loyal followings in Pembroke Pines. Famous for decadent beignets, crab cake benedicts, loaded omelets, and a full cocktail bar that makes brunch feel like an event. The vibrant, welcoming dining room fills with families and friends all weekend long — and the wait is always worth it.
A slice of Paris right on Pines Boulevard. Bonjour brings authentic French bakery tradition to Pembroke Pines with a full lineup of handmade croissants, baguettes, petite desserts, tarts, and classic French pastries — all made fresh daily with premium ingredients and original French recipes. Beyond the bakery case, the café serves all-day breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner, plus a full coffee and espresso program. With additional locations in Kendall, Weston, and Coral Gables, Bonjour has earned a devoted following across South Florida.
Step into this spacious, spotless Argentine bakery and the smell of freshly baked facturas and empanadas tells you everything you need to know. Buenos Aires Bakery brings an authentic taste of Argentina to Pembroke Pines — flaky medialunas, sweet pastafrola, rich alfajores, delicate masas finas, savory empanadas, and crusty artisan breads, all made the traditional way. Pair any of it with a superb café con leche, and you'll understand why this family-run spot has been a neighborhood favorite for years. Also serving sandwiches de miga, Balcarce cake, and a full breakfast and lunch menu.
A new Pembroke Pines coffee and matcha destination in the Pembroke Lakes Shopping Plaza, offering specialty drinks and clean blends.
An unassuming mom-and-pop Cuban cafeteria that has quietly been serving Pembroke Pines for over a decade. No frills, no fuss — just authentic Cuban comfort food the way it's meant to be: café con leche, croquetas, pan con bistec, medianoche sandwiches, and hearty daily specials made with the kind of consistency that builds lifelong regulars. The cozy, no-pretense atmosphere and genuinely warm staff make every visit feel like stopping by a family kitchen.
CAO — 'Cuban American Original' — is a South Florida Cuban bakery-café chain, and this Taft Street spot carries the full lineup: guava, dulce de leche and Nutella pastelitos, house croquetas, churros and flan, plus pan con churrasco and trays of mini medianoche. The official menu carries a dedicated breakfast section — pan con churrasco, tostadas and cafecito are how locals start the morning. The coffee program anchors the counter — cafecito, cortadito, café con leche and iced Cuban coffee in the signature red-logo cups. Bright and modern, with online ordering for pickup and party trays.
Made-to-order ice cream flash-frozen with liquid nitrogen right before your eyes. Pick your base, mix-ins, and watch as your custom creation transforms into the smoothest, creamiest ice cream you've ever had — all in under 60 seconds. A Pembroke Pines dessert experience that's as much fun to watch as it is to eat.
Modern Cuban café giving traditional dishes a fresh twist — famous for Cuban coffee, pastries, breakfast all day, and their signature Cuban French Toast. A go-to spot for cafecito, croquetas, and quick Cuban comfort food in Pembroke Pines.
The Pembroke Gardens outpost of the South Florida-born Crema Gourmet chain, pouring premium Illy espresso into luxurious lattes since 2012. Breakfast is the main event here — avocado toast topped with a fried egg, banana pancakes, ham-and-cheese toast with sunny-side-up eggs and European-inspired brunch plates served all day, alongside fresh juices, smoothies and artisan pastries. Bright, modern and laptop-friendly, with indoor and outdoor seating at The Shops at Pembroke Gardens.
A family-owned South Florida institution since 1947. Part gourmet Italian market, part full-service bakery and deli — this is where Pembroke Pines goes for freshly baked Italian bread, imported cheeses, handcrafted pastries, prime meats, fresh seafood, and prepared meals that taste like Sunday dinner.
Authentic Colombian restaurant open from 7:30AM, beloved by the local Latin community for decades. Arepas, bandeja paisa, hearty breakfast plates, and Colombian comfort food at honest prices. A genuine neighborhood institution.
The Pembroke Pines outpost of the viral Colombian chain born in Doral in 2008, serving larger-than-life plates of home-style Colombian cooking — three-tier Bandeja Paisa, two-tier Sancocho, 3-foot chicharrón and Trio de Tostones. The official menu also carries a full breakfast section — huevos pericos with arepa, rice-and-bean calentado and avocado toast with eggs — alongside Colombian coffee and café con leche. Casual, generous and built for sharing.
The iconic Boston-born ice cream shop known for its over-the-top cones, creative flavors, and rock-and-roll spirit. With colorful cereal-coated waffle cones, rich premium ice cream, and vegan options, Emack & Bolio's brings a taste of the Northeast to Pembroke Pines.
A popular daytime café on Pines Blvd. Made-to-order breakfast, brunch, and lunch with fresh ingredients — cage-free eggs, house-made granola, fresh-pressed juices, and seasonal specials that rotate quarterly. The bright, airy dining room fills quickly on weekends.
South Florida’s most beloved local seafood tradition since 1959. Baby back ribs, stone crabs in season, fresh fish sandwiches, and cold drinks in a no-fuss, everyone-welcome atmosphere. Virtually every South Floridian has a Flanigan’s story.
Authentic Argentine-Italian gelato with a 50-plus year global legacy, now serving Pembroke Pines. Creamy artisanal gelato, sorbets, and frozen treats crafted with the same recipes that built Freddo into an international brand with over 160 locations worldwide.
One of South Florida’s best ramen spots, hiding in plain sight in Downtown Hollywood. Tonkotsu ramen with rich, 18-hour broth alongside creative sushi rolls and small plates. Late-night hours on weekends make it a go-to after-hours destination.
A specialty empanada shop on Pines Blvd known for a wide variety of freshly baked empanadas with near-perfect ratings. Latin comfort food done simply and done right — casual, affordable, and always satisfying.
Yemeni specialty coffee house bringing traditional Middle Eastern coffee culture to Pembroke Pines. Known for unique cold coffee creations, premium Yemeni blends, and a warm atmosphere that blends heritage with modern coffee culture. Part of a rapidly growing national brand with 60+ locations.
🔥 TrendingA fantasy-inspired boba tea house with a playful Pokémon-themed atmosphere. Handcrafted milk teas, fruit teas, smoothies, and Asian snacks served in a cozy, anime-vibe setting. One of the most talked-about new drink spots in Pembroke Pines with excellent reviews from the boba community.
Independent neighborhood coffee house in west Pembroke Pines, founded by Josefina — a family physician trained in Argentina who believes true health goes beyond treating illness. A cozy, welcoming space for specialty coffee, fresh pastries, and community connection. Family-owned and deeply rooted in the neighborhood.
Neighborhood Irish-American pub with hearty fare, cold pints, and sports on every screen. Open until 2am on weekends — a Taft Street late-night favorite.
South Florida’s most photogenic brunch destination. The charming pink restaurant is known for Strawberry Pavlova Pancakes, artisan cakes, handcrafted desserts, and a full brunch menu. Perfect for girls’ brunches, birthdays, and anyone who loves beautiful food.
Miami's original Cuban kitchen, serving authentic abuela-style cuisine in Pembroke Pines since 1976. Famous for Cuban coffee, pastelitos, hearty breakfasts, and traditional family favorites — a South Florida institution for good reason.
An artisan sourdough bakery and café tucked into The Shops at Pembroke Gardens. Naturally fermented sourdough loaves, laminated croissants, quiche, fresh bread, and specialty coffee — made with quality ingredients. The bright, modern café space draws a steady stream of regulars for morning coffee, light breakfast, brunch, and pastries.
A Pembroke Pines institution since 1968. Whether you're in for a late-night stack of pancakes or a proper Sunday breakfast, Lester's delivers comfort food done right in a diner that never went out of style.
The Pembroke Pines go-to for shaved snow ice, bubble tea, poke bowls, and sushi — all under one roof. With over 500 Yelp reviews and a lively, photogenic space, Litchi Snow Ice has become a West Pines staple for dessert and casual dining since opening.
The revitalization of a beloved neighborhood institution — formerly Bagel Bar West, now reimagined as a warm, family-friendly breakfast and lunch café. Known for generous omelets, fluffy pancakes, and some of the best bagels in town, all made fresh to order. Retired Mayor Frank Ortis is often on hand to welcome guests personally, and the loyal regulars treat the place like a second kitchen. A true Pembroke Pines original.
A decadent dessert destination on Pines Boulevard specializing in Belgian chocolate-drenched crepes, waffles, pancakes, and ice cream creations that run late into the night. Open until 2AM on weekends, it's the go-to sweet spot for after-dinner indulgence or a midnight treat.
South Florida's homegrown cupcake shop, now a beloved Pembroke Pines dessert destination with over 180 Yelp reviews. Handcrafted cupcakes in dozens of flavors, from classic Red Velvet to creative rotating specials — plus custom cakes, cake pops, and cupcake decorating kits for at-home fun.
Locally owned gourmet donut shop on Pines Blvd known for creative, over-the-top flavors you won't find anywhere else. Guava, Cotton Candy Crunch, Piña Colada, and rotating monthly 'Chef Creations' — all made fresh daily. A 305 original with a devoted following and a must-stop for anyone with a sweet tooth.
🔥 TrendingA health-conscious Miami-based café that recently expanded to Pembroke Pines. Fresh açaí bowls, vibrant salads, artisan sandwiches, cold-pressed juices, and superfood smoothies served in a bright, modern setting. Vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free friendly — where health is happiness.
A neighborhood coffee roaster in West Pines. Roasting Buddies sources beans from farms around the world and roasts them fresh daily in-store, filling the cozy café with the aroma of freshly roasted coffee. Single-origin coffees from Brazil, Colombia, Burundi, and beyond anchor a menu of crafted espresso drinks, plus pastries and light bites.
A multi-decade South Florida Cuban institution open from 7AM daily. Vaca frita, pan con lechon, Cuban breakfast staples, and chicken soup. A reliable early-morning and lunchtime destination for Pembroke Pines locals.
Lizzette’s favorite for casual Italian. A cozy neighborhood café in Boulevard Square with freshly pressed paninis, focaccia, housemade meatballs, fresh pasta, and shareable plates. The kind of place you come back to every week.
🔥 TrendingAn authentic Italian gelateria bringing true artisanal gelato to Pembroke Pines since 2009. Owner Stefano trained at Gelato University in Rome. Handmade gelato in dozens of flavors, Italian coffee, tiramisu, panna cotta, and crepes with Nutella. A genuine taste of Italy tucked away in Pembroke Pines.
French café at Miramar Town Center serving specialty espresso drinks, fresh-baked pastries, quiche, sandwiches, and brunch in a relaxed setting. Known for crème brûlée, macarons, croissants, and croque monsieur. Expanded from the original Miami Lakes location to bring French café culture to the Miramar community.
Miami's original Cuban bakery, family-owned since 1972. What started as a single shop in Hialeah by Antonio and Gelasia Cao has grown into 30+ locations across South Florida — all still using the same family recipes. With two locations in Pembroke Pines, Vicky delivers exactly what made them famous: flaky pastelitos de guayaba y queso, croquetas, café con leche, fresh Cuban bread, custom cakes for every occasion, and breakfast served all day. A taste of home for generations of South Floridians.
Scratch kitchen and craft bar near Pembroke Gardens known for classic American dining with an elevated touch. Offering patio/outdoor dining, weekend brunch, and a welcoming atmosphere for lunch, dinner, and late-night bites.
