The schedule of when the bakery is open is erratic, but the sourdough bread is unmatched! It's…read moredelicious. The baker lady is very nice. It's my new go-to for sourdough.

A perfectittle bakery. Its so close and good I regret not learning of it sooner. The focaccia…read morepizza is some of the best I've ever had! And just freeze it to store it. The bread is just water, yeast, flour and salt.

I found this place by driving up to the gas station (Citgo) on 436 right before 17-92 in Altamonte…read moreSprings. Just recently build is this little tiny building right by the gas station with this Spanish cafe and an Ice cream shop. Even though the place is tiny and parking is hard because it is in a small gas station the lady (owner) is pretty friendly and the place is kept clean and looks good with paintings and the color of choice inside. The food is made fresh and can take a while so best thing is to call ahead even though this place does not seem busy at all sense it is brand new, the food is pricey and an Arepa witch is what I had cost $5.00 buck even though it's a bit bigger then normal Arepas and you can choose what you want inside ( meat,pork,cheese etc. ) the price is kind of high for a Arepa I also had Malta ( Spanish drink made with barley malt) and all together I spent 7 bucks for a meal that did not come close to making me full. By the name you can tell they also have a bakery inside and even with a tiny place I don't know how this lady does it but she makes cakes,cookies,muffins and other Spanish pastries and they all look goof but are probably overpriced like the rest of the things on this menu, I also over paid for the Malta so I am willing to give this place a chance next time but just to try the pastries and not the food because of the price I gave it only three stars and also due to

Awesome cake, awesome young man! Great to stop in for a cold drinks & a treat! Thanks! We…read moreappreciate your welcome!

If i need a grab and go, I come here for a bahi mi! It's super local and in a great area. Service…read moreis always so kind, the food is good and the place is always clean.

Paris Bahn Mi in Altamonte was clean, quiet, and had a fair selection of bakery goods for that time…read moreof night (7pm). I ordered a Taro Boba which was delicious, but the mochi donut was either out all day, or just pales in comparison to the old Dochi Donut location on Mills. The staff was super nice and answered all my questions. Our party enjoyed everything they ate, so I'd give it another try, but will avoid the mochi donuts for a while.

I'm obsessed with this place! I order delivery often but have also been in person. The staff is so…read morefriendly and they have so many choices. I have never ordered anything I didn't love. I have brought many friends and they all rave about it. The dishes are so good and lattes and pastries are some of the best around! You honestly can't go wrong.

This is such a charming little spot! The bakery is clean, cozy, and perfect for a quick treat or a…read morerelaxed bite. Everything on menu looks delicious, and they even offer gluten free options. We tried the chocolate crossaint and almond crossaint. While chocolate was really good, almond was ok'ish as the almond filling tasted weird. The staff is warm and welcoming. A lovely place to stop by for something sweet!

If you want the most delicious pastries you've ever had in your life, Buttermilk is your girl…read more My go to is the Bacon Cheddar Pull Apart Bread. However, they always have fun creations popping up in their case. Some fan favorites are the Mango Sticky Rice Tart and literally any of their pop tarts. The staff is kind and efficient. There's usually a line out the door. However, we never wait longer than 15 minutes to get the goods. The space is definitely small on the customer end inside. However, they have plenty of outdoor seating that's perfect for hanging out with friends on a Sunday morning. Literally one of my favorite spots. Thank you Buttermilk for being THAT girl.

Small and cute bakery with a great variety of interesting flavors! They definitely sell out the…read moremost popular items fast, especially on the weekends, but we arrived 30 minutes before they closed with absolutely no expectations and still scored a fantastic spread! So even if you're late to the party, I still say it's worth a stop in. Flavor creations like roasted shiitake croissant with gochujang and scallions, katchapuri egg croissant, and mortadela hot honey snails have caught my eye. This visit I tried the quiche with roasted tomatoes and goat cheese, orange chocolate tea cake, salty malty financier, and mango lime cake donut, and every one was fresh, unique, and full of flavor. There is no inside seating but a good amount of outside seating, and there is a ramp from the parking lot to the seating area for those who need it. The parking lot is behind the building, and the entrance to the parking lot is to the left of the building.

Already been here twoce and i don't even live in Orlando/Longwood. This is the cutest little bakery…read morewhere the owners are the nicest ladies. They take time out of their day to make sure your order is correct and up to your standards. Their pastries are devine, so soft and fresh, their coffee is actually very good (and I am a coffee snob), so i even brought more people with me every time i went. It's a very relaxing family place and ambiance is nice, makes you feel at home. P.S. My ratings are based on whether I believe I could make a better or healthier version at home. If food/drinks/service impress me, I'll be happy to come back. If not the stars reflect that.

It's a cute little bakery and cafe. They have a variety of breads and pastries. I love their…read morecroissants. Some of the breads have fillings. The lemon filled one could use more filling. Super fresh baked goods.

This restaurant had a very peaceful ambiance. The server was very kind and respectful. Restaurant…read morewas also very clean. The bread was SO GOOD (and massive). I really enjoyed everything I had.

My family visited Sourdough Bread House for the first time on a Sunday for brunch with a friend…read more(there were 4 of us). When we walked in, the restaurant was just starting to get busier and the staff seemed slightly unprepared for an influx of guests at that time. We stood at the door for a bit, unsure whether we were supposed to be seated, seat ourselves, or order at the counter first. If you are dining in, then they will provide table service. Once seated, we quickly decided what we wanted to order. My friend was excited to try their Turkish coffee and I was looking forward to trying their Turkish breakfast that I had heard great things about. If you love a good snack plate and enjoy nibbling on a variety of cheese, bread, fruits, veggies, etc. then the Turkish breakfast will be right up your alley. The Turkish breakfast includes cucumbers, tomatoes, bell peppers, a cheese plate with avocado and a fried egg, tahini and molasses, jam, Nutella, local honey, fresh fruit, apricot and walnuts, olives, zahter, ezme, butter, and kaymak. It was enough food for my husband & me to share. It's also served with one glass of Turkish tea and a basket sourdough bread. They're obviously known for their fresh baked sourdough bread and it did not disappoint. I can see why their bread is so popular and it was nearly already sold out for the day. While everyone we encountered was very friendly, the service was a little spotty, and no one ever came back to check on us once the food came. They forgot to bring the tea and Turkish coffee for my friend. Once we walked up to the counter to remind them, they brought it very quickly. No one ever came with the check, so we ended up paying at the counter. Not sure if that's the normal process, but it was unclear. Overall, we did enjoy it, but maybe it was just an off day from a service stand point.