Great Cuban family trying to build the American dream…read more Food, service & hospitality @ its best. Cuba Libre 2026 Patria y Vida

Our family experience with Gigi's Bakery has not been pleasant since they opened…read more My first experience: Shortly after Gigi's opened for business I went to buy some guava and meat pastries, I commented to the young man who was waiting on me that the pastries were too puffy which made it difficult to bite into and to keep the flakes from falling all over the person. He replied that this was how they made them at this bakery and that if I didn't like their appearance perhaps I should go elsewhere. This was the reply from an employee of a business that had recently opened. Based on this, I stayed away for several years. My adult son and husband, their most recent experience: They started going to Gigi's for breakfast. Their eat-in section has ceiling fans that usually run all day directly above the tables, therefore promply cooling the food. Cold eggs are never pleasant. My elderly husband has asked on other occasions when there weren't many other patrons if the fans could be turned off, sometimes they were, other times the requests were ignored until a few weeks ago when the male employee replied that he absolutely would not turn off any of the fans. That was my husband's last visit to this business. My last experience: It was a couple of months ago after we left a medical appointment, I wasn't in the mood to cook dinner so I thought I'd buy a Cuban pork sandwich at Gigi's and split it with my husband. The printed menu stated $10.55 for the sandwich and I ordered it along with a couple of pastries, then I noticed that the register showed $15.99 for the sandwich. I pointed out the price discrepancy to the not-very-cordial, heavy-set Latin woman at the counter. She looked at the menu, said the new price was $15.99 and she wouldn't budge or correct the obvious outrageous error. I canceled the sandwich, took the pastries and left vowing to never, ever return. Increasing an already high price of $10.55 to $15.99 for this sandwich represents a 151.56% increase and is certainly uncalled for in this economy. It's obvious Gigi's doesn't give a hoot about customer service as evidenced by our family's experiences throughout the years. It's a shame that more Cuban bakery owners from Miami haven't yet opened branches in Naples, a city which is sorely lacking in high quality bake shops ...not that I am saying Gigi's is high quality. To us, it is not. But I yearn for high quality bakeries such as these found in Miami: Edda's Cake Designs, Karla Bakery, The French Bakery, Pinecrest Bakery and Sweet Art by Lucila. Vicky's Cuban Bakery opened a location at Ave Maria and, although, it'll be a 45 minute trip for us we will gladly make the trip so we can be treated like valued customers who are charged correct prices for what we expect to be high quality pastries, breads and made to order sandwiches. However, if Vicky's should also disappoint us, I will certainly post my review here, but I have high hopes for our upcoming visit to Vicky's.

Very Friendly and quick service. Diner style good. We brought our kids and grandkids and ate…read moreoutside. I like that there are small and large tables for groups. The kids high chair and booster seat could use a good cleaning.

We came to this plaza to charge our Tesla and we saw this cafe and we decided to have breakfast…read morehere and let me tell you something...A nice little family own cafe that serves up some very delicious food and service here in Naples I definitely enjoyed our breakfast this morning at Sunburst Cafe

Everything went well service is great plus very nicely decorated The soups with a sandwich was a…read morenice deal;plus friend had a cool champagne cocktail.Pastry counter is weak not much the day I was there

Overall, I would give this restaurant 0 stars if that were possible…read more **Food:** Mine: 4 stars | My wife's: 1 star **Ambience:** 2 stars **Service:** Waiter: 4 stars | Manager/owner: 0 stars We went for an early dinner around 6:00 p.m. and chose one of the prix-fixe menu options, which included an appetizer, entrée, dessert, and a bottle of wine described as the "Chef's Selection." We asked if we could taste the wine first. We didn't particularly like it, but the waiter explained that the bottle had already been opened, so we accepted it. My meal was actually quite good: smoked salmon, coq au vin, and crêpes with fruit. Unfortunately, my wife's entrée -- steak with fries -- was very disappointing. The meat arrived barely warm, was very greasy, and was even difficult to cut. We called the waiter over, and she brought the owner's brother to our table. When my wife explained the problem with her meal, his reaction was unbelievable. Instead of listening or trying to resolve the issue, he became loud and confrontational. He told my wife that she was "difficult," insisted that the meat was great, and aggressively asked what she wanted -- while also telling her that she would not be getting any more meat. I was speechless. My wife was so intimidated by his behavior that she simply said she didn't want anything else. I finished my meal, and when the check arrived, I noticed that my wife had been charged the full price for her entire meal. I objected and tried to discuss it with him. At that point, it was no longer about the money. I even suggested paying in full for my meal and paying for the portions of my wife's meal that she had actually eaten. Unfortunately, there was no possibility of having a calm, rational conversation. He became increasingly emotional and continued shouting. I had to remind him several times that I would not accept him speaking to my wife in such an inappropriate and disrespectful manner. During his rant, he threatened to call the police if I did not pay the entire bill. Given everything that had happened, I was not willing to simply pay the full amount as though nothing had occurred. So he actually called the police. After the officers spoke with both sides and understood what had happened, I accepted the suggested resolution and paid only for my own meal. We dine out almost every night, and in all those years, we have never experienced anything remotely like this. A disappointing steak can happen in any restaurant. What made this experience unacceptable was the way a legitimate complaint was handled: with aggression, intimidation, and complete disrespect toward a guest. One final sidenote: after everything that happened, we looked up the bottle of wine that had been presented as the restaurant's "Chef's Selection." We found the same bottle listed at a local retailer for $5.99. I have eaten in many French restaurants in both the United States and Europe, and I have always associated and experienced French cuisine not only with great food, but also with a proud tradition of hospitality and professionalism. The behavior we experienced here felt like an insult to that great culinary culture. For a French restaurant, that was a rather fitting final surprise to an unforgettable evening -- unfortunately, for all the wrong reasons.

Great local spot in Naples for a quick coffee or breakfast. I got the hot matcha latte and the…read moreavocado sourdough toast with egg. Both were delicious. I went back for an afternoon iced matcha latte fix and it was just as good!

Cute little coffee shop. The muffin I had was super good and the coffee was great. Solid menu to…read morechoose from. Small but quaint

AMAZING! Couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised. I ordered the waffles , and my girl had the…read morechicken skewers. The waffles were made from scratch, and came out to be THE BEST I've ever had. Hands down. I also tried the skewers and everything was so flavorful, including the fries & pita that came on the dish. The Chef & our server were also very welcoming, was nice to see a genuine care for the guest. The restaurant itself is also very comfy and 'cute'. Nice place to go on a little brunch date. Definitely will be returning.

Always a wonderful meal A unique menu…read more Good service A bit tight but tolerable Never disappointed

great place. great coffee…read moregreat pastry great service It's like being in france at a pasty shop.

Love this place for a coffee and a pastry. To the owners: please paint your back hallway and…read morebathrooms and replace the soap dispenser. Neglecting this area makes it seem like you really don't care.

Food was Amazing! Local, old school feel…read more Great service! Skip the chain restaurants and hot this local spot up!

Stayed at the Cove Inn a few nights and decided to try this place for breakfast. If you're looking…read morefor a 'greasy spoon' diner type of place this might be your spot. Unfortunately, we weren't. The service was good and the food was average. The disappointing part was coffee for $4.50 and a $2 charge to share a breakfast. I understand we are in Naples and prices are typically higher but for this place $4.50 is steep for a plain coffee - and we always share entrees and no other place in Naples had a surcharge for sharing. Again, service was good and food was ok - just don't like the little up charge and the high price for coffee. Maybe if you're staying at the Inn they can at least offer free coffee.

Stumbled upon Summer Day Cafe by accident. We were staying at a house in Fiddler's Creek in Naples…read moreand I stopped by Publix to grab some quick groceries when I saw this spot. They are located in the Fiddler's Creek Plaza by Publix and tucked in between Encore Nail Spa and Pakmail. I grabbed some breakfast for the kids already but wanted to get a pastry for myself so I checked out the spot. The staff here is so friendly and attentive. I saw an almond pastry that looked like an almond version of a Kouign Amann. I asked what the pastry was and they said it was an almond croissant. Cool shape for an almond croissant. Got that and a Nutella Crepe for the kids too, they love crepes! * Almond Croissant $4.29 * Nutella Crepe with strawberries & bananas $12.99 Cute cafe with interior seating and a few outdoor seating as well. They also sell local honey, jewelry, rocks and small gift items. The menu offers smoothies, arepas, quesadillas, crepes and bigger food items. The prices seem a bit high for some of the menu items. My almond croissant and Nutella Crepe were priced fairly. I thought the prices for arepas, quesadillas and mega bowls were quite high ranging from $12.99 up to $18.99, pending on protein option selected, I think they offered other items too but I was only scoping out the crepe options. They have savory crepes too. I sat and waited for my order. Once it was ready, they walked it over to me and thanked me for coming in. Again, very friendly staff. The almond croissant was a bit dense for my liking and had lots of almond paste, but still good. I just love my pastries light and flaky in general. But I am always open to try pastries as that is my weakness. The Nutella Crepe was hearty and the kids loved it. Cute cafe if you get a chance to check them out. SUPPORT LOCAL!!!

Good spot for lunch or breakfast. Pleasant cafe, the owners and workers are very friendly and the…read moreTina salad was exceptional.