We are from New York and was in the area. But all the stores on that strip look closed lol I guess…read moreit's the layout. Anyway when we opened the door it was like a different world in there. We were greeted with latin music obviously we love that's our culture. We weren't starving but just wanted a small treat . I got the guava pastry and my husband for one that was like a pizza Unfortunately he ate it so quickly I couldn't get a picture lol It was so fresh and good wish it had a little powder on top of it like the bakeries in Puerto Rico nonetheless it was good and my husband enjoyed his

In the neighborhood and stop by to pick up some pastries for coffee break. They serve hot Cuban…read morefoods hot food, sandwiches and such, not just pastries and cakes. This Cuban bakery and Café is small but clean with three inside tables. We picked up two pastelitos, flaky puff pastries filled with sweet guava and coconut, savory fillings. Two pieces of chocolate and Cherry/Guava cake. They were all good with our coffee. Will try their hot food on our next visit! The staff is friendly and speak very little English, but our transaction was completed without any problem. Uno pastelito, guava, Uno pastelito, coconut, Gracias!

La carne de puerco está pésima, muy mal sabor en los sándwiches y media noche comprados hoy sábadoread more

I found two black hairs in my tres leche cake. So disgusting! ...... I won't be back, which is a…read moreshame because the coffee was excellent

The first time that I had a Cubano, I was hooked. Back in CT, I've tried their version, and it's…read morejust not the same. So, I'm always looking forward to having it when I'm in Florida. I called in an order, and the lady was so friendly. The order was ready in 15 minutes. I was given the foot-long, which was $12.99, and it was humongous! The picture I'm posting does not do it justice. The sandwich was loaded with meat, and it was truly an incredible first bite. The mojo pork was full of flavor but not salty, and the ham was delightful. Perfect amount of yellow mustard, pickles, and Swiss cheese. The bread had a crispy crust with a soft and airy interior. WOW!!!!

Apparently you have to pay attention to what you are charged. Got charged for food I didn't even…read moreorder. Then a 4% credit card fee, but not mentioned anywhere that I saw on property. The chicken croqueta was awful tasting. Ham was decent. Guava and cheese pastel was eh. Not impressed at all. Def wouldn't come back.

I've been stopping by this Cuban cafeteria almost every morning on my way to work for the past four…read moreyears. At this point, the staff knows my order before I even get to the counter, which says a lot about how often I'm here and how much I enjoy the place. In my opinion, they serve the best Cuban tostada in Southwest Florida. The Cuban bread is exactly how it should be--not overly soft or spongy--and toasted to the perfect golden crisp. Pair that with a large café con leche, and you've got the perfect start to the day. Every now and then I'll add a couple of ham croquetas, and they never disappoint. Over the years I've worked my way through much of their hot food selection, including the congri rice, yuca, fried plantains, pork chunks, ropa vieja, and Cuban tamales. Every dish has been consistently flavorful and satisfying. I've even ordered large catering platters for holidays and family events, and they've always been a hit. Needless to say, this is one of my go-to spots. Great food, friendly people, and consistent quality keep me coming back week after week. And I almost forgot--the chicharrones are absolutely FIRE. If they're available, do yourself a favor and grab some.

1 STAR -- Absolutely Terrible Customer Service…read more I would give ZERO stars if I could. This was one of the most disappointing and inconsiderate experiences I have ever had at a restaurant. I called La Delicias ahead of time specifically to confirm their hours because I wanted to make sure we could come in and eat. I was told they were open until 7:00 PM. We arrived at approximately 6:15 PM -- nearly 45 minutes before their posted closing time -- expecting to sit down and have dinner. Instead, we were told, "Sorry, you cannot eat here because we close at 7:00 and we need time to clean." Seriously? If you don't allow customers to sit down and eat at 6:15 PM, then YOU ARE NOT OPEN UNTIL 7:00 PM. Change your hours to reflect the actual time you stop serving customers. I even explained to the woman that I had called ahead before coming and specifically asked about their closing time. I told her, "I called an hour ahead of time. You told me you close at 7:00. It's 6:15, and I'm here, and I can't even sit down and eat?" There was absolutely no empathy, no attempt to accommodate us, and no concern whatsoever that we had made the effort to call ahead and come there based on the information they gave us. I completely understand that employees need time to clean and close the restaurant. But you don't start turning customers away nearly an hour before your advertised closing time and expect people to be okay with it. If you need that much time to clean, then your business hours should say that you close at 6:15 PM. This wasn't about expecting special treatment. It was about basic honesty, reasonable customer service, and respecting people's time. We drove there expecting to have dinner, only to be turned away while they were still technically open. Extremely disappointing. Extremely inconsiderate. I will not be returning, and based on this experience, I cannot recommend La Delicias to anyone.

This is my first time to a Brazilian Bakery! I had zero expectation and just explore this bakery…read morewith an open mind! We were attracted by the colorful signs and their outside tables and plants in front of their store front! As we open the door, several well-placed Bolo de Mandioca and other sweet breads were on the stand and greeting us! Nice! Green palms or vegetation were painted on the wall with good number of tables. The tables were spotless clean! The young lady behind the display cases were smiling and friendly! Hey, we got the right place! The bakery appeared to be family owned! With my limited Brazilian knowledge, I know what coxinha, kibe and brigadeiro are but what the hell is Camafeu de Nozes or Cocada Cremosa. With Translate in my phone, I quickly discover Camafeu de Nozes (Walnet cameo) and Cocada Cremosa (Creamy Coconut Candy). I loaded my order with total 12 pieces of Coxinha, Kibe, Brigadeiro, Beijinho, Pao de Queijo (cheese bread), and one more. We have them as lunch and snack! They are simply amazing and savory! The Coxinha is best Coxinha I had, I think it is Coxinha com Catupiry (Coxinha with Catupiry cream)! My wife loves that Beijinho and my favorite is Brigadeiro for dessert! There are sweet breads, sandwiches, and other Brazilian items with juices, coffees and drinks available. We will try them on our subsequent visits. This is a good way and good place to experience Brazilian culture without flying down to San Paulo! Promise made, soon, I'll write a review how the Bolo Mandioca taste likes!

I came to visit this cute Brazilian bakery twice and I love their fresh squeezed orange juice with…read morea beef pastry. I didn't give a 5 because it was hard communicating with the employees every time I go there. I think they don't speak English but since I'm bilingual she kinda understood Spanish but I believe Brazilian language is more Portuguese if I'm not mistaken? Anyhow I used sign language that always works too lol I just pointed to what I wanted. They have a nice selection of pastries and hot coffee. I did want an iced coffee, but they didn't have. It's ok I still support local small business. Thank you guys anyhow for the friendly service!

Great coffee, warm environment and lovely bristles! They…read moreoffer variety of warm/cold coffee that you can add some freshly baked bites to your order and make your day :)

I am so happy that found this new coffeeshop! This cafe is a locally owned business. The owners are…read moresuper nice and customer oriented. Store is very clean with modern decorations. The menu is also extensive with several iced and hot coffee options! There are also plenty of sitting spots with cute decorations ... it's for sure instagramable!

Heading home after a week long stay in Cape Coral and wanted to bring home some German pastries,…read moreand man did we find the right spot!! Such a sweet (and super clean) place, with a wide variety of delicious pastries, cakes, soft pretzels, linzer cookies and they even had a nice menu for lunch sandwiches as well. I'd highly recommend you not skip out on this Cape Coral treasure.

We stop at this bakery whenever we are in the area. First of all it is spotless, with nicely…read moredisplayed cases. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. They do have a small cafe and an order in menu. We have only gotten the bakery to go. Every single thing is delicious!!! It is a tiny bit pricey, but you can tell that their ingredients are top notch. Our favorites: the Plum cake is something I dream about. It is that good!!! A must have! Their chocolate croissants are my husband's favorites. And their strudel, especially Cherry, is the BEST! This is o the top of my list of bakeries. A definite must visit!

Luis Bar, Grill & Bakery, Here is my 2 cents on the food, It was delivered via bitesquad,…read more I order a steak sandwich with a side of onion rings, This use to be just a bakery. Now it has expanded. The onion rings were large and crisped very good. My steak sandwich was tender, It arrived with my request of grilled onions, Plus lettuce and tomato. Over all a good meal... Around 11-13 bucks.

Always happy with our food from here :) Great Cafe con Leche, tasty and fresh Cuban Bread and the…read moreCuban Sandwiches are always great!