Lehiyot Ita

What a fabulous U.S. version premier tonight, 4/14/2020. Action and numerous story lines along with great beauty. Loved the Miami/Cubano background theme. Spanish subtitles were minimal and acceptable. I thought I heard one of the brothers say he didn't speak/understand Spanish? Was he joking (that was the only thing I didn't understand clearly, otherwise I would have rated it 10 stars?

The series is truly amazing. We all know the story. But it doesn't really matter. What makes a remarkable romance is the way the story is told. The small details. The nuances. And they are all there.

The chemistry between the leading characters is great and so is the balance between romance and comedy. Another great thing is that the characters are relatable. Their mistakes, their dreams and the way that people fight so hard for someone but can put everything at risk in a moment of jealousy.

I strongly recommend this series. Like another review stated "it's a piece of gem" and I couldn't have said better.

The original Israeli version of the Beauty and the Baker was binge-worthy, fun, and with great acting. But some of the comments by Noa's manager made me cringe, and there other comments that highlighted prejudices between the Israeli's. I'm just starting season 2 but I do wish that the prejudices didn't play such a highlighted role. But maybe that's the point?

Binged two seasons in just two days, this show was so addictive! I haven't ever watched show of this origin nor language before so also for that reason this was absolutely pleasant surprise.

Season 3 cannot come soon enough. After you get pass of the language barrier (and that will happen before episode 1 is over I promise) you will be sucked into a witty and well written rom-com with absolutely perfect characters. And the chemistry between Amos and Noa is so pleasing to watch. I already miss them. Watch this show you'll love it!

From the first episode itself, I knew it'd be awesome. I have read other reviews saying that it's too loud and crazy but that's what love does to some people. Despite how chaotic the family is, they're just so relatable. Everyone did their part really well, especially Tzvika. Love that guy!