First visit to the Crazy Mason Milkshake Bar yesterday and what a magical moment. I had never heard…read moreof this and my sister found it on Facebook. We ordered the Hot Fudge Nachos ($12)with housemade cinnamon sugar chips, bluebell vanilla ice cream, brownies, whipped cream and a cherry ($, Butter My Waffle Shake ($18.83 served in souvenir mason jar) which is vanilla ice cream caramel sauce, crushed butter finger, chocolate sauce, chocolate icing, sugar pearl waffle and whipped cream, and a Build Me Up Buttercup shake ($18.83 served in souvenir mason jar) which has both vanilla and peanut butter ice cream, chocolate syrup, whipped cream, Reese's peanut butter cups, peanut butter sauce and Reese's pieces. The ice cream is quality Blue Bell brand which already told me the ice cream is great. I will say that the shakes and a decent size and could be shared with a friend or family member as they are exploding with sweetness. I really enjoyed the Hot Fudge Nachos as it was a fun spin on a hot fudge sundae. This is definitely an experience I recommend! There is plenty of indoor seating, two large sinks in the back of the dining room to wash out your souvenir mason jars, colorful murals on the walls, friendly and welcoming staff. Menu board, handheld menus and a photo menu book to look at to help you make your decision. You do t have to get the souvenir mason jars with your shakes but they are cute if you want them.

Holy moly what a fun place! Came here twice on a recent trip (once with part of the group and then…read moreagain because we wanted everyone to try it!). This place is very Instagrammable, which I'm sure was part of their plan (and I think it worked)! They have all sorts of crazy concoctions with fun names, many in mason jars (hence their business name). These concoctions aren't cheap, and I think anyone would be hard pressed to finish one themselves, so if you're not big on sweet treats maybe share one. They do have some options for basic ice cream, etc. in dishes, but that is not their wheelhouse. The staff was very helpful in answering questions, especially because the menu is a bit overwhelming. They make each concoction to order, so you can make some substitutions but that also means it will take some time to get your order (especially in a large group).

A drive-thru soda shop and bakery place located in the heart of Kissimmee!…read more My first visit here, I had to take my time to review the menu as there are many options to customize your drink. While I love that there are diet soda options, I wish there were more sugar free options for the flavor add ons. After some help from the staff, I landed on an energy drink with strawberry puree and coconut cream. It was delish!! and hit the spot. I loved that it was shaken up and not chunky due to the cream. Looking forward to making this a part of my drink stop rotation and trying more flavor combos.

The dr. Pepper with raspberry and coconut cream was . The…read moreperson at the drive through was helpful and nice.

My son and I visited this location for the first time. It was nice. It was a typical frozen yogurt…read morejoint. Nothing too crazy. Their cake better ice cream is really yummy. They have a lot of toppings to choose from. I mean honestly what else could you ask for from a frozen yogurt place. I will come here again sometime if I'm in the area.

I haven't been to Menchies in ages! I stopped by with some family to grab a treat to eat after…read moredinner. The location is fairly small and cramped and sometimes the other guests are not aware of all the space they take up while others try to browse selections. The employees in here seemed fine. They did their job, but didn't seem the friendliest. The selection of flavors seemed pretty good. However, the area for toppings needed to be tided and it was a little dirty over there. Overall, the price was pretty good for what you get. The flavors were also good.

Crumbl is the land of the cookies! When this location first opened, I was here every week tasting…read morethe new cookies that came out! I haven't been in a while and I came back today for the coconut cookie and pineapple upside cookie this week and omg they are sooooo good! I haven't ever tasted a crumbl cookie that I didn't like. I usually order curbside on the mobile app. You put your order in and once you arrive you click "im here" and the employees bring it out to your car, it's so convenient! If it wasn't for the calories, I'd be here every week trying all the flavors!

Service was rough the crew lead was to busy being rude to the employee to help her they were out of…read morea bunch of stuff including the basic chocolate chip cookie. Why is Crumbl always out of everything that they make in house. Be better Crumbl be better then they ran out of everything I ordered after waiting there for 20 min. I'll never be back your lead was terrible your service was trash it's amazing your business still operates at this level. Crave is better anyway. Also having to email a manager because there is not one at the restraint is nonsense fail on every level.

We ordered the strawberry cake for my mom's birthday from this bakery because it had seemingly good…read morereviews. Although the cake was beautiful on the outside it was extremely dry, crumbly and lacking flavor. This was very disappointing and a waste of money. Not the best way to end a special day unfortunately.

Latin bakery located inside Deerfield Shopping Center. Staff is friendly and treats are tasty…read more They have an extensive selection of pastries, salty items and empanandas. We enjoyed the pan de bono, tequenos, meat empanada and tiramisu. The tiramisu was very good because it actually tasted like coffee cream and not just chocolate. They also have cakes and cheesecakes. I got the raspberries and blackberries cheesecake for $35. It costs a bit more that I wanted to pay, but it looked so beautiful. When it comes to taste, I thought it was going to have some of the fruits inside but it was just on top. So I was a bit disappointed since it was just regular cheesecake. It was very sweet for me so not my favorite. Overall, a good option for some cafecito and quick small bite.

I loved this place! Passion Fruit Smoothie soooo good. Love their Fruit teas and popping boba. I…read morealso like their crispy chicken wings and chicken on a stick. Service is friendly and fast. Place is quiet & casual for a quick bite or milk or fruit tea. Next to the movie theater.

This was my first time at Milk Tea Café. The atmosphere was very relaxed and casual. The service…read morewas good. One of the things that I would like to see is that they add flavoring to the menu when it comes to the coffee milk tea drinks. Other than that, I enjoyed my drink and I'll be back!

I throughly enjoy this shop at Hollywood Studios because you can watch the staff make candy apples!…read moreThere dip them in all sorts of candies, caramel, chocolate, and more. What they create is not only artistic, it is delicious! Tip though... unless you are super hungry these can't apples aren't intended for one or even two people to eat. They are better for sharing with a group. The staff will cut them for you by request. There are other sweets available too! Not just candy apples...

Last year when we were in Orlando we wanted to try Mango Mango but we only discovered it on our…read morelast day and they were closed already so this time we made it a point to stop in. We ordered A2- which is a mango ice cream, coconut, with fresh pomelo and mango on top. It was delicious and I would definitely order it again. We had just had lunch about an hour before and this was a delightful and refreshing treat. The restaurant is bright and open but a closer look revealed it needed some deep cleaning. The seat I was sitting in had visible dirt on it and there was some dark long hairs on the seat. I'm not grossed out by that type of thing because if you know anyone with long hair, it just falls out. No big deal but I certainly didn't expect to see it on the seat I was sitting in. The tables and bases all need a thorough cleaning as well as other areas I noticed during our visit. I'd understand this a little more if I saw they were super busy and only had one person working, however, we were the only customers, except for two to-go orders and the one employee was sitting down on his phone when he wasn't helping a customer. As someone who has been in the restaurant industry for over 35 yrs, I am well aware of the things needed to keep a restaurant successful. Attention to detail is one of the key factors and unfortunately Mango Mango is lacking in this area. I hope they can see this review and possibly take a closer look at the cleanliness because the food is on point. Next time I'm in the area hopefully I'll see. If not, I might need to find another place to visit.

Wow. The Mango Mango Dessert of Orlando (technically Lake Buena Vista) takes the trophy for…read moretop-rated dessert place in all categories of flavor, service, and ambience for the Disney area. Seriously, you can save all your other options for a rainy day. This is the place for any occasion, date, family gathering, or plain ol' get together with friends to enjoy sweets with great company. Located off South Apopka Vineland Road on the Northbound side, Mango Mango is situated in a relatively new development and plaza (if you look at the satelite imagery from Google maps, it will still show undeveloped land as of June 2026). It's less than a 10 minute drive from the Disney Springs property, and about an 18 minute drive from Old Town/Fun Spot which is where we were staying for this particular trip coming from Tampa. As you arrive, you will find a spacious lot, however the actual parking spaces do appear limited (something to consider if you decide to have a large reunion here). Upon entering, you will find a very clean storefront and reception. Overall the store maintains a very neat and tidy appearance that is very welcoming and neutral when it comes to the varying demographics of customers. While we have been to Mango Mango before in a New Jersey location, this location provides a bit of table service (which we have not experienced prior) for dine-in which makes it a bit more intimate. The menu offers plentiful choices of sweets - from bowls with fresh fruits and ice cream, to your specialty drinks including boba. To call Mango Mango a boba shop would do it injustice, as this place truly shines as a hollistic dessert spot. Honestly, you can't go wrong with any of the selections. Each dish/drink is perfectly made to their own specifications. The best part is that none are overly sweet, which I feel is a crutch that most dessert spots experience. Highly recommend the mixed fresh fruit with sago and jelly! Wish this was in Tampa because this would give our usual boba spot a run for their money. This is a must have if you're in the area, so treat yourself after long hot day at the parks at Mango Mango!

When I found this little piece of heaven, I was in love. Every single time I come to the side of…read moretown I must stop here. They have delicious drinks! My favorite in particular is the caramel latte with the tapioca Boba. It's what I get every time! The inside of this store is so adorable. The service they give here, every time is unbeatable. They are the sweetest people that I've ever met. Thank you Sweetie Cafe for being so awesome.

This place is so cute. When I first walked in I was so taken aback by all the little nicnacs and…read morecute designs . I ordered my fav , the taro milk tea and I got some macaroons . I think I tried the pistachio macarons . It wasn't overly sweet and was flavored nicely . They have little bracelets , cute lanyards and anime action figures . I thought about buying a ring or a bracelet but decided to pass. I thought the ambiance was nice and they also serve ramen and other food options. I thought their chicken dumplings were good as well. It's a nice little shop and I definitely think it's worth checking out.

First Visit to Gideon's Bakehouse…read more My first time experiencing Gideon's Bakehouse was definitely more than just stopping by for a cookie--it felt like walking into a whole different world- for real!. From the moment I approached the entrance, the dark, gothic atmosphere, vintage artwork, old books, and unique decor immediately caught my attention. This is not a traditional sit-down bakery or café, so I went in knowing the experience is more about getting the famous cookies and taking in the atmosphere, appearance and taste of the infamous cookies. There can be a little bit of a wait outside, especially when it's busy, but honestly, I found the experience to be part of the fun. Inside, everything is incredibly detailed--from the creepy-but-cool portraits and antique-style displays to the shelves filled with Gideon's memorabilia. Even the signs and artwork have their own personality. It feels almost like stepping into a haunted library with a bakery hidden inside- move over Disney's Haunted House. Ok back to the real item, of course, there are the cookies. For my first visit, I'd say the wait and the hassle were worth experiencing at least once. Gideon's is definitely more than just a place to grab a cookie--it's an experience, and the atmosphere makes it memorable. I can definitely see why people make a stop at Gideon's part of their visit. So yes go ahead make it a family stop, kids will definitely love them too!

I am rounding down my experience rather than up. They can't print a receipt so I am frankly not…read moresure what either item cost, but the gross amount including tax was $19.17 for one cookie and one slice of cake. They did not include any plasticware or napkins, so I expect they think I was just going to inhale the food like Nintendo's Kirby monster and not need to wipe any chocolate residue off along the way. I would like to meet the complete idjit that designed this process of melty chocolate in Florida's summer heat to understand the complete contempt they had for their customers that waited 10+ minutes in line so much so that they can't include plasticware to eat cake with and a napkin to wipe off the melty chocolate. Must be the same guy that made the DMV how it is. The theming is cool inside, that is the best aspect of this place. The vibes are immaculate. This is a place a proper sickly Victorian-era child ghost could haunt. You just can't say that about many spots in Orlando. The banana bread cookie I was most excited about was doughy, overly salted to an extreme, and had way too many walnuts. The girl at the register warned me it had walnuts and we discussed how walnutty this thang was. They really should call this the walnut cookie. The walnut is basically the whole gat dang cookie, you can't taste banana nor bread. Calling it a banana bread cookie is just misleading. The thai banana cookie from Summer House around the corner in Springs is not all it is cracked up to be either, but that one certainly is not 99% walnut by weight like this one. The cookies and cream Oreo slice was far better, which was mildly concerning that a cookie shoppe traditionally known for their "viral" cookies had failed so bad at cookies it was actually their CAKE that was the thing worth writing home about my experience. It is such a viral spot everyone is coming here for the experience to see a spot that a proper sickly Victorian-era child ghost could haunt. But smart customers get the cake, not the cookies. When you get the cake slice, verify that you have plastic cutlery and napkin before leaving the store, otherwise you are going to need to Kirby-inhale it. I think that is Nintendo, so that is Universal IP not Disney, but you get the picture. Who is the Kirby of Disney? Drax with his cake-toast?