The cake is fantastic! Service is friendly and fast. Highlight of my trip to the food trucks!…read more Big portions reasonable price. Go check it out!

This is the cold stone in the Gaylord palms. Can be busy so prepare…read more Normal choices which are a LOT! Deb got the min pie mojo. Really good. Rich and creamy. Staff here was so friendly and helpful

We visited Celebration for the first time this last Spring. When searching for gluten-free options,…read moreFortuna Bakery was recommended. We are so glad it was. A return trip to Celebration would be worth the visit simply for Fortuna Bakery. We stopped in to see what the options were for baked goods. Were we surprised to find so much more! The service was outstanding! The staff were cheerful, helpful, and knowledgeable. Rather than simply telling us there were no more arepas, they checked to see how long it would be and we waited for a piping hot one. The chicken empanadas are delicious, and if you have not had an arepa before, do not pass up the opportunity. Fortuna takes it to a whole new level, and the generous slab of cheese is the perfect topping. As to the gluten-free baked good? Amazing! The cakes were a perfect top off for a a joyful birthday in Celebration. There is outdoor café-style seating, which simply adds to the experience.

Came by Fortuna Bakery while I was in the area and decided to grab coffee and a snack here after a…read morequick snack and coffee. They have a wide variety of bakery items, pastries, and dessert, but I ended up getting a pan de bono and a tiramisu latte. The latte was surely the star of the show, they filled it to the brim and topped it with a delicious, thick cream that I couldn't get enough of and a lady finger cookie which was perfect for dipping in the coffee. I would definitely come back for this! The pan de bono was alright, it was a bit greasy and didn't have much of a strong flavor. I'll have to come back for another latte and to try more of their delicious looking pastries!

Amorette's Patisserie has become a Disney Springs staple for me over the years! It always contains…read morethe most delicious cakes, baked goods, and wine slushes. Although the menu is small and straightforward, the quality here is unmatched. I typically like to come when I am celebrating a birthday or holiday as they always have at least 1 seasonal treat. For this experience, I was able to delight in the Apple Cheesecake designed to look exactly like the poison apple from Snow White. It is so beautiful and the taste is a perfect blend of fall flavors. I did not pick up a drink on this trip, but I would highly recommend if you're searching for a refreshing alcoholic beverage.

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

My family and I were finally able to check out what all the hype is about, and we were not…read moredisappointed! We are true cookie and dessert fanatics, and always on the lookout for delicious new treats, so of course Gideons came up on our radar. We had tried to get some before but the like was simply ridiculous so we passed. We happened to get lucky and caught the like today, and now I understand. Lol. These cookies are phenomenal! Soft and delicious and packedddd full of stuff. We tried the Key Lime Chocolate chip, regular chocolate chip, and cookie & cream cookies, along with a piece of cake. Everything was deliciousssss. As for value, prices are high. I think the cookies run around $7 a cookie and the slice of cake was around $12. It def adds up quickly. The decor and ambiance was adorable. Like a spooky little workshop. Service was very kind and fun, too. Wound I come again? Yes, if the line was reasonable. These cookies really were unlike any others I've found and are a special treat.

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?

While staying at a Hilton Grand Vacations Club hotel during my latest Universal/Disney trip with my…read moremom, we decided to go stop inside Publix to pick up some water bottles, coffee, and snacks. I was in awe at how big this Publix location is! Since it was our first time at this Publix location, we had to learn where all of the inventory was located. Luckily, a team member helped us locate where some of the snack items were inside the store! Stopping by on a Wednesday evening, most of the inventory was still in stock and well organized in the store too! While we were checking out, we were talking with the team members at the register and let them know we were from Las Vegas! The team at Publix gave us some tips about the local area and provide us with some attractions to go see while we were in Orlando/Kissimmee area! This is a great supermarket! We were able to find everything we needed for our week long Florida trip at Publix!

We are visiting from Missouri for a few days before our cruise. We stopped in to buy soda and to…read moreredeem my free birthday treat (I am a rewards member). I was surprised to discover one of the treat options was a full-sized bar cake! I chose the strawberry crunch cake--it was delicious! The service in the bakery area was very friendly. The store overall was bright, clean, well-stocked, and organized.

We stopped in because this bakery is well known for its gluten-free offerings, and we wanted to…read morecheck it out while we were in the area. Unfortunately, none of us was really in the mood for something sweet at that moment, so we didn't end up buying anything. We did take a look around, though, and the bakery is absolutely adorable. The pink décor is charming, cheerful, and makes for a fun atmosphere. Although we can't comment on the food or baked goods this time, it's definitely a place we'd like to come back to on a future visit when we're ready to indulge. I definitely will spread the word to my friends!

Been eight years since my first review, and a trip to Disney Springs is still not complete with a…read morebox of treats from Erin's. Everything's still GF/DF/Vegan. Not the best gluten-free bakery overall, since GF recipes have advanced further than DF over the years. The cupcakes are as delicious as they are creative and decorative!

My birthday is always around the time my family goes to Orlando for the holidays so I often come…read morehere to redeem my birthday cupcake! This year for some reason it was 2 cupcakes for the birthday gift which was great! I was also able to redeem my cupcakes after my birthday too. Their cupcakes are generally pretty good. I find the cupcake part to be pretty moist on the day of. Don't put the cupcake in the fridge because it will dry it out. I usually get the red velvet. I also tried a vanilla one and thought it was good too. I did order ahead and came like 10-15 minutes after the scheduled pickup time. I did have to ask where my cupcakes were but they had them ready in the back.

I've been stopping into Sprinkles for years now, making it a habit when I'm in Disney Springs…read more For my latest visit (my first in awhile), I felt like the inside was a bit "sterile" in an atmosphere sense -- tablets replaced people at the order counter, which can be convenient for perusing the menu but also felt less personal, considering it seems there aren't employees stationed near the tablets at all. Overall, it kind of felt like walking into a bakery warehouse rather than a shop. I ordered a classic Sprinkle cupcake for myself and wanted to get a single pup cake, but for some reason that was only available as a three-pack, so I decided I'd treat the dogs in my family, too. My order was ready quickly and the person who handed it over was very nice. I wanted to enjoy the weather and my cupcake, so I sat at one of the tables outside and dug in. My cupcake was a little on the dry side but good overall -- the flavors were there, especially in the frosting. I also felt like it was a good size, but I'm admittedly the type of person who isn't a fan of giant "oversized" desserts. And I do think the price is pretty fair, especially by Mickey's standards. The pup cakes? Well, they were devoured by three pups as soon as they came out of the box, but alas, the dogs wouldn't give me a review beyond that.

We are dyed in the wool New Yorkers living in fl. We went for the first yesterday. I ordered a…read moreRuben and my husband order the copy katz. AMAZING, super authentic. We were both making yummy sounds. My bagels are now waiting for me in the freezer. The staff was great, friendly and the owner actually comes from the same town in NY as my husband's family. Go try this place I promise you'll be hooked too. And next time I'm getting a slice of their NY cheesecake

I happened to be in the area & stopped into New York Bakery Boys. I was so happy to get a rainbow…read morebagel! I do wish I would have asked for some type of mayo or sauce because it was good but kind of dry. The latte was good and a good price for the size! I did order a side of cream cheese and it was over $2 for a ramekin which felt expensive for the size. I do want to go back soon and try just a bagel with cream cheese. I saw a review of one with peanut butter & jelly so I want to try that too.