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Cafe Mary

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 9:30 am - 4:00 pm

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XO Coffee Shop - Delicious avocado toast

XO Coffee Shop

4.4(189 reviews)
3.6 mi
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I'd driven past XO Coffee a few times without stopping, but one day after leaving the outlets, I…read morewas craving coffee and decided it was finally time to check it out. I'm so glad I did. The menu was honestly one of my favorite parts. There were so many unique drinks that I couldn't decide, so I ended up ordering two. I tried the ube latte and the Blue Pandan Cloud Vietnamese latte, and both were delicious. If I had to pick a favorite though, the ube latte definitely takes the cake. The staff was super friendly, and the café had a quiet, relaxed atmosphere that would be perfect for getting some work done or catching up with a friend. One thing that makes XO even more unique is that there's also a tattoo studio inside. From what I saw, appointments are required, but I thought it was such a cool concept and added to the overall vibe of the space. I'll definitely be back because there are still so many drinks on the menu I want to try. If you love creative coffee flavors and enjoy finding coffee shops with a little personality, XO is absolutely worth a visit.

Passed by XO Coffee looking for a local coffee shop and circled back after reading Yelp…read morereview's!!! First off I thought it was so cool that a coffee shop had a tattoo business inside! Would never have thought of combining the two, but it worked! Upon walking in there is a room where there were about 3-5 tattoo artists. Further inside the the coffee shop is the barista and sitting area which seemed very inviting and comfortable. I purchased chai latte, which was so amazing. I asked for a side of honey and the barista mentioned it was sweet and she wasn't lying, it was perfect. Definitely a place I could consider lounging around. There were not a lot of pastry options. The coolest was a box with cool stuff in it, which was a give and take situation. You usually see this for book arks but in this case it was a cool wall mounted case with a sooooo many cool things. The price was reasonable and I'd consider returning when visiting Fla. again.

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Gideon's Bakehouse - Loved the packaging

Gideon's Bakehouse

4.2(1k reviews)
1.6 mi•Disney World, Horizons West / West Orlando
•$$

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?

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