Tree Of Life Cuban Bakery

When I first walked in the place I felt like I was back in Miami. The music was up and the workers were dancing. I even smiled when I heard a little bit of yelling from the back. The guava and cheese pastry was awesome. My Cuban was good but not great. I would definitely recommend the place if you were looking for a taste of Cuba. Prices were phenomenal!

Got off of i95 for gas today. Looked over at the bakery and decided to grab something to eat. I was never expecting the amazing surprise of deliciousness. Got two cuban sandwiches and two cream cheese pastries. The sandwiches were perfect and the pastries were mouth watering. Every time I go down or up I 95 I am going to stop there. Next time I’m there I will be buying extra to put in the freezer. I am rating this gem a 100% great food and service . The place was clean and we loved it.

I stopped in Tree of Life on my way to work, just wanted some coffee. The line was long. Good for them; a long line means they're doing somthing right. When I arrived there were about 4 people ahead of me. No problem. I'll wait for the Cuban coffee. While waiting, a woman entered the establishment, a rather gregarious woman. She becomes the next person in line after me. My turn comes. The cashier asks the woman behind me for her order. I'm flummoxed, but not totally speechless. The other woman attempts to excuse what's going, and I say "I don't understand." "You're beind me, and she's taking your order." The cashier says to me, I'll be with you in a minute, miss. I stood there wondering what is going on. I have no idea what's in a person's mind or heart, so I can't imagine the cashier's decision to ignore me. But she made that choice. Did she think that was right? How can that be right? Here's what I think, however. If I were a white woman, that cashier would have ne