I grew up with this bread! I still remember going grocery shopping with my Mom and she'd…read morespecifically pick up Orlando's Ciabatta. See, I learned my shop local skills from my Mom at a very young age. But the truth of it was, she knew it was a great local product *and* one that she could also afford. And back in the day, that meant a lot to our family! Today, I still look for Orlando Breads anytime I find myself at a grocery store. It just feels better supporting local and I think it tastes way better. I also love that many local restaurants also use their breads. It's truly great to see an awesome local business stand up to the test of time and become a very success company that makes Cleveland proud. Now... I want some garlic bread. (P.S. Yelper Katie D: I'm so glad I saw your review, otherwise I might have never thought to write one about Orlando!)

Orlando had the best steak rolls ever. The texture, length and width were the the best for sub…read moresandwiches. They just changed everything and are a disappointment. The texture is slightly different. Too firm and tight almost like stale or older bread. They are too skinny which makes it difficult to keep veggies in sub while eating it. Too skinny for Brats when adding toppings. You ruined a great thing . You must have changed the automation to reduce costs. You are using a lower quality of flour as well. They used to be like my Sicilian Grandma used to make. Almost artesian style. They are now very institutional. I will have to find an alternative for Orlando Steak Rolls.

The staff was so warm and inviting. I enjoyed the conversations with the staff. They talk to you…read moreand treat you like they've know you forever. The gentlemen gave me a sample of a chocolate covered marshmallow that was delicious. Needless to say I found my way back over to the area that they were located and purchased two. I also have to grab a chocolate pretzel bar. They had two sizes; regular and what appears to me triple the size. Of course I got the larger one. I also got chocolates with assorted flavors inside. Very quick and easy check out.

This is my dad's favorite chocolate place. I got dad his favorite cheery chordal's. The Easter…read moresurvival kits so I got one of those for my sister. Then I got some Easter eggs the chocolate covered pretzels for Richelle and her mom. If you're not set on a specific confection, look for the items that are on sale that week. Everything is delicious. The associates are warm and helpful.

When you walk in, the heavenly smell of fresh cooked food is the first thing that hits you. You…read morecan watch them make anything you order fresh from the pretty extensive Mediterranean menu. My favorites are kibbie, spinach and feta pie, stuffed cabbage, and for dessert the kunafeh and the bakalava and top notch. The grocery side has a fantastic variety of products from many countries. Last but not least, the customer service is five star. They are very helpful explaining what things are and are always really friendly. LOVE this place!!

Terrible meat shawarma sandwich. Hard tiny pieces of meat. Ingredients tasted stale. Pita bread…read morewas hard. Hummus did not taste good. YUK.

Their maple crème stick doughnuts are delicious. I buy a dozen and package them for flights back to…read moreSeattle after every visit to the area. The mini lady locks and cookies are bomb too! I just wish they shipped!!

Pretty solid cake donuts. Moist although not crispy on the outside or anything. Woeful sad yeast…read moredonuts. Dry, bready, lacking icing at least for the chocolate glazed one. The eclair was not bad. The sugar cookie was relatively soft and flavorful. Overall unremarkable.

Whenever I want to be transported to a makeshift European bakery, then I come to Breadsmith. Mind…read moreyou, I've never been to Europe but that's beside the point, haha. The breads at Breadsmith are fresh and made daily. I don't come here often but I should. I love walking inside to the delightful smell of fresh breads. I first tried one of their breads, the Rustic Italian bread in January 2019 when I bought it from Nature's Oasis in Lakewood, a little cafe and convenience store (see video and picture below). I finally visited Breadsmith in October 2021 and I've been back a few times in 2024. I've bought their white Country Buttertop Bread ($6.75) which can be bought sliced or un-sliced. I've also had their Honey Wheat (I believe that's the name). Both tasted so fresh and good. After 3 days, their breads will start to taste stale because they are made without preservatives. Next time, I'll ask if I can get a smaller loaf of bread instead of such a large loaf because I can't finish a whole loaf by the 3rd day. They also sell muffins, cinnamon rolls, honey, etc. I haven't bought any of those but I've had their pepperoni roll before which was just fine and slightly expensive. I wish they sold croissants. Come here for the bread and stay for the friendly customer service. I'll definitely be back. The cost of all their breads are reasonable. TIP -- They offer a customer loyalty punch card. After you've bought 12 loaves, you get the 13th for free. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 41/150 total reviews in 2024 - 691 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 2 June 2024

Breads are out of this world good! Try the multigrain marathon bread!! Crazy good! I am on a…read morespecial diet requiring me to eat whole grain breads that are not highly processed--this bakery has saved me!

Hole in the wall bakery with street parking. Lots of Italian cookies. Snickerdoodle wasn't dry…read moreentirely but was pretty darn tough like it was made days ago. Not too flavorful either. Macaroon type mini cookies were incredibly hard to chew and had a very strange not coconut macaroon traditional type flavor and were inedible. Cruller was not dry or rubbery but otherwise unremarkable. Blueberry cake donut was moist but the blueberry flavor was artificial and strange. Sour cream donut was actually moist and had the right flavor. The cronut wasn't bad at all! Flaky without any off flavors. Chocolate cake donut wasn't bad tasting thank god but was sadly dry. They're very affordable here. It's just super duper hit or miss as far as what you get.

Awesome, old school neighborhood bakery. You can tell that this place is family owned and has been…read morehere for a long while. There was a cute sign that says "down home bakery" which made me feel so cozy and warm. The majority of the pastries are $1.75 each, which obviously feels like a steal this day and age. I tried a glazed croissant and some type of turnover. The croissant was delicious. Soft, flaky, and sweet, I also got one of their popular pizza bagels. It's kind of a loose term "bagel" more like a round ball of bread, with marinara sauce and cheese on top. It was very tasty and fulfilled a savory tooth in the morning. There was one sweet woman working the counter and I think there is another baker. Of course the place could use some upgrades, but it's always nice to step inside a great spot that's been in the neighborhood for a long time and is still standing because they offer a great product.

I love this artisan bake house located in the West Side Market. It's quickly become a regular stop…read moreand one of the few reasons I visit the market on a regular basis. What started as an occasional splurge has become a staple. I especially love the red fife sourdough but every loaf I have purchased and sampled has been delicious. Did I mention they have samples?! So, you get a little snack while you're paying for your delicious loaves! The customer service is always great and friendly. And they seem to take a lot of pride in their products. The ambiance is... the west side market. But, it's definitely worth wading through the humans to get to. Highly recommend and I am there so often, just say hi if you see me there!

They participate in the Too Good to Go program…read more Generations of my family have been coming to the Westside Market. The free samples are a nice touch. Fresh bread had to be eaten right away or it gets hard.

One of the best markets in the area. Great selection of items with consistent vendors…read more Held rain or shine.

Ate there today. The building was very nice and the menu was very nice. I ordered the pear,…read morecranberry, blue cheese, chicken salad. The salad was warm and the chicken was not fresh at all. The farm to table needs work. I'll try it again.