OMGGGGGGGGGG this was so good. We were here for Christmas and got some things that were def themed…read morefor the season. Here's hoping they have similar things year round because I will definitely be back here. The Hot Cocoa Creme Brulee was so good I literally licked the bowl after. I also loved the Butterscotch Christmas Candy hubby got. He wasn't as impressed as I was so it might be good to try different things so here's hoping everything there tastes as good. Loved: - Butterscotch Christmas Candy - Hot Cocoa Creme Brulee

Every time we visit Orlando, a stop at Amorette's Patisserie is a must…read more Located in Disney Springs, this charming bakery is known for its beautifully crafted desserts... truly works of art. There's almost always a line, but it moves fairly quickly, and honestly, it's part of the experience. You can watch the bakers adding the final, intricate touches to each dessert while you wait, which is really fun to see. They do offer a small selection of croissant sandwiches and specialty beverages, but for us, it's all about the desserts. From their signature creations to seasonal offerings, everything is visually stunning and (most of the time) absolutely delicious. That said, while most items are fresh and flavorful, we have experienced a few cakes that were a bit dry and seemed over baked. It's not the norm, but worth mentioning. Anyone else experience this? Yes, it's a little pricey--but it's Disney, and you're paying for both the quality and the experience. Overall, it's still one of our favorite stops every trip and well worth it if you're in the area.

I wanted to give this less stars but, the croissant was eggcellent! The cappuccino was ok. Small…read moreand standard with lots of foam. I wasn't offered any milk or sugar and luckily I saw some sugar at the outside table but, didn't have any creamer options. There was no coffee station. I got a chocolate croissant to-go, and having been to France, it was on point. Here's the issue, and I hope the owners fix this. At 10:45am it was busy. This place is small!!!! Very French right? lol. I was patient. I waited in a long line and finally ordered with a smile. I got the croissant and cappuccino "for here" and the croissant "to go." I saw there were no open tables except for the 2 outside and today in FL, we are just coming off the freeze and it's 40 degrees out. I used the restroom and as I came back, a table was about to open. I stood at the counter and I believe the owner ( not the woman who took my order) asked me if my coffee and food was "to go." I said, " no just the croissant, my food and coffee are for here." So now by this time other people have ordered and he is just now prepping my cappuccino "for here." Now, this isn't his fault but, because of the lack of space, it creates a hostile environment. I turn around and see the long order line and a couple that stood up to leave. So I walk over to take the "now open" table and I kid you not, a woman jumped in front of me, hands out and says, " can i take this table?" She hadn't even ordered yet and had she not been so rude, I guarantee I would have been done eating by the time she even got food. She was in the back of the line. I just said, " sure" and spun on my heel and went back to the counter. Maybe I should have said "no, I was here first" but I don't like hostility. Everyone can hear and see this happening, as it's a small, quiet place. I guess when you're alone, people don't value you as a person. Same with flights and theaters. I get back to the counter, and I ask him if I should sit down ...or do I wait at the counter for my food...? And he looked at me and was like "well there aren't any tables", at that moment, another table opens up and another single woman snags it! Hasn't even ordered! Then he says, "well there's one outside." I decide to take my now delivered coffee and sit outside. It made my coffee cold almost instantly so, I grab a sugar packet, toss it in, and chug it back. I walk in, and I then say "excuse me, could you just make my order to go?" He says yes, and a few minutes later I get my order and leave. I had to drive 25 mins to get home but, I WILL say it was still good! Even the "to-go" box is plant based and biodegradable. My ADVICE!!!! And I hope you take it! Get rid of the tables. You can have 2 outside, that's fine, but you'd be better off with a bar setting with stools all around the perimeter and a coffee station for additional things like creamer, sugar and cinnamon. This needs to be more of a grab and go place and even some Starbucks locations have implemented this. Make it friendly for single people, not families. Bar seating inspires quick service. Thank you! Merci!

- Limited menu for breakfast/brunch options but they have a lot of pastries…read more - There are only about 6 tables inside, a couple of tables outside too - I got the tartine and the bread was so soggy - Pastry was good

It's genuinely a tough decision choosing where to eat in Disney Springs because there are so many…read moregreat options. Gideon's Bakehouse is absolutely top tier and a must try when you visit. They will always have a line, but they are worth the wait. We did not have to virtual queue this time and only stood in line about 20 minutes. They gave us menu sheets of their current cookies to look at while we were in line. We tried the PB Crunch, Pistachio Toffee, and Banana Bread Chocolate Chip this time. I really don't think I could pick a favorite because they were all so different. I will be returning to try one of their cake slices someday!

The last time I visited Disney Springs, I saw the line for Gideon's and turned right around…read more This visit, I decided to stick it out. There was maybe 75 people in line when I arrived just after opening on a Monday. But, it only took about 25 minutes to get through. I opted for the seasonal/monthly options - a peanut butter cold brew cookie and an orange mocha nitro cold brew. The coffee was really good. Just the right amount of orange. The cookie was very peanut buttery but I didn't really taste the coffee part. The ambiance is super cool and a nice reprieve from the Florida heat. All the employees were incredibly friendly. I'd say it's definitely worth a visit once but I don't know that I'd wait in that line in the heat more than once.

The service was super nice. The staff had knowledge about the products and answered all of our…read morequestions. It's also super tiny and cute in there. The food is delicious. The tres leches flan cake was really good. For strawberry lovers, the white chocolate cake was also super soft and delicious. The coconut ball was soft and had the perfect amount of coconut mixed in. The strawberry pink ball tasted just like nesquik strawberry milk and was very sticky and soft and coated with sugar. Check this place out!

My heart beats fast every time I think of brigadeiro I was so excited to come across this Brazilian…read morebakery in Orlando. The ladies working, the counter were lovely and patient taking the time to answer all my questions about the wide variety of cakes available to purchase as a whole by the pound or by the slice. since committing to one whole cake was impossible we selected three different kinds. All of them looked absolutely delicious and it was so hard to wait until I got home to try them. But they didn't disappoint. I cannot wait for another special occasion to purchase more cakes and continue trying their menu. as far as the establishment it's a really nice place to have a coffee and cake while catching up with friends.

Woow, for about 11:00 at night, this is probably the best place to get ice cream. Other places to…read moreeat will give you probably the worst experience (read the one I wrote about White Castle) but Coldstone is different. They treated me with the most kindness I've ever seen from a stranger. Not only that, but the young man that took my order looked like he was 20. Most people around that age are disrespectful and mean, but not him. I never got his name but shout outs to him!! I got the Love It Chocolate Ice Cream and my mom got the Founder's Favorite, both very delicious. I've always loved Coldstone but this is probably the best location I've been to out of town.

The young gentleman was helpful and kind. I like the variety of toppings. Def on the pricier side…read moreof ice cream, but you know that going in. Discount for Orlando Residents with photo ID

Living in celebration for 15 years this place is an iconic spot for us residents. The macaroons are…read moredelicious but don't sleep on their chocolates either!! While I was staying at the hospital my friend placed an order to surprise me with. The staff went out of their way to make sure the order would be delivered correctly. They called my friend multiple times to make sure everything was perfect. Delicious treats and amazing customer service!

Beautiful shop with so many macarons and flavor options. Expensive but worth the splurge. We took a…read morebox to go and every one was fabulous. They do have nice indoor and outdoor tables and just enough Paris memorabilia to make it fun.

Located conveniently across the lobby.. is this cute, delicious little quick service coffee…read moreshop/cafe.. they offer a variety of beverages, coffee, lq, tea, lemonades, as well as some pastries, light snacks/fruit.. I stop in here frequently on our trip!

They took away the gift shop?!…read more Sorry, I get attached to nostalgic spots at Disney. But, as the Aerosmith Roller Coster will make way for the new Muppets home, Carousel Coffee has made its new home at The Boardwalk Hotel. I see Disney making these quick Grab & Go spots in other hotels. The Riviera has a similar concept coffee spot. My wife and I woke up and trust me, the last thing you want to do is drink coffee at a Disney park. Yuckko! (Is that even a word?) It was nice to get our coffee at Carousel Coffee, sit in the lobby and just take it all in. The Boardwalk hotel is an iconic hotel for us, I can still see my mom with my kids looking at the gingerbread house. Wearing the Boardwalk DVC sweatshirt I bought her at the gift shop. Now, all I can do is pour myself a coffee and ask for a DVC discount. Which Carousel Coffee does not offer!

The address on the map took me to Dunkin' hopefully it was just a mistake from the map otherwise we…read morecould not find this place

No prices listed and my cake was soggy and wet. It was so overpriced which is odd considering it's…read morea container of garbage.

Bakery 1908 has a clean, modern aesthetic and an impressive selection of Asian breads, pastries,…read moredrinks, and dim sum dishes. While the interior is more modern than the bakeries I grew up visiting in Flushing, New York, the food itself reminded me of home. I picked up a hot dog bun and a custard egg tart from the bakery, then ordered the Hong Kong sticky rice and lychee mango fruit tea with boba (50% sugar, 50% ice). These are some of my favorite comfort foods, and while the prices were a bit higher than what I'm used to back home, I was pleasantly surprised by every item I tried. Everything tasted fresh and authentic. The hot dog bun was soft, and the egg tart had a flaky crust with smooth custard. The sticky rice, wrapped in a lotus leaf, was warm, comforting, and had the subtle savory flavor I love. The fruit tea was refreshing, with real pieces of lychee and mango mixed in. There was plenty of seating for my friend and me to sit, relax, and enjoy our treats. If you're looking for authentic Asian bakery favorites in Orlando, Bakery 1908 is worth checking out. It's the perfect spot for brunch, whether you're craving something sweet or savory or just want a refreshing drink. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm missing the flavors of home.

On our previous visit to Orlando, we discovered Bakery1908 on Colonial Dr and we had breakfast…read morethere every. single. day. This time we stayed on I-Drive and found that they have a new location closer by in Lake Buena Vista, which we love even more than the first one. It's newer and way more spacious with a higher ceiling. The mural, the seatings and the greenery all help to create a very cozy and relaxed environment. It's busier too and harder to find a parking spot though. Their breads are so delicious, with so many varieties we always have a hard time deciding what to get, since we want them all! The swiss roll right by the entrance are delicious too! They also have cookies, and their crepe cakes are closest to Lady M than any other I've tried. You can tell that the crepe is really thin with rich layers of cream in between. It's an Asian bakery so the sweetness level is not as intense, and the bread dough is on the soft and pillowy side. Oh did I mention they also offer dimsum and a bunch of other things too. Yes, you can eat your breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea here. And probably still want more.