Amazing will go back soon. service was great and quick. the food was amazing .mmmmmmmmread more

When I first had Crumbl cookies several years ago, they were horrible. Undercooked, overly sweet…read moreand tasteless. Yes, I tried different varieties. I had one today & it's probably a 2.5. They have work to do, but maybe they're listening to feedback from their customers. With a name like crumbl obviously they're not gonna put out a crispy cookie. The chocolate chunk cookie I had was so bland. The only flavor I tasted was the actual chocolate chunks. It's still slightly too sweet. but I don't really see the hype of crumble. The slice and bake or break and bake cookies have a better flavor than Crumbl, IMO.

I grabbed a few treats from Gretchen's Goodies for a family get-together. The cupcakes were moist…read morewith smooth frosting, and the cookies had a good balance of sweetness without being too much. Everything looked fresh and was packaged neatly for the ride home. There were several flavors to choose from, which made it easy to get a mix for everyone. A nice local bakery when you need something sweet for a gathering or just want a treat.

My friend ordered Gretchen's Goodies for our Love Island watch party and safe to say I'll be back!…read moreThese little cups pack so much flavor. I got the Biscoff Cookie Butter Pie. It was delicious! I forget what my friends got, but I had a bite of theirs and it was delicious as well. I will say they are very sweet so I couldn't eat it all in one sitting. I've been inside before to pick up delivery orders and I've anyways wanted to try it. I'm glad I got to!

BEST BREAD EVER! Great customer service. Love the fact all breads made from scratch, super fresh…read moreeveryday.

I finally found a tasty sour dough bread near Ruskin. The granola is to die for. Beautiful spirit…read morein this young baker. Highly recommend.

While picking up food from Martin's Indian Restaurant, I noticed Puerto Rico Bakery and was…read moreimmediately impressed by its beautiful decor. Out of curiosity, I decided to step inside and explore. The server was very friendly and guided me through the various sweet options available. I decided to try the Flan from their menu. After lunch, we enjoyed the Flan, and it was absolutely delicious. The taste was perfect, with a smooth and creamy texture that we loved. I'm looking forward to returning soon to explore more of the bakery's offerings!

If I could, I'd give this new bakery 3.5 stars. I rounded it up for the coffee and great service…read more There's not many Puerto Rican bakeries in this area. One of them recently sold their business to Ricopan. That's very sad, because I really loved their guava & cheese quesitos and turnovers. This particular bakery is in a shopping plaza on the corner of Kingsway & Windhorst Rd. I was greeted right away by a very pleasant gentleman. He offered samples of bread pudding. It had good flavor, but the texture was different than what I'm used to. My aunt used to make the best bread pudding. I really need to stop comparing things to what I've had in the past. I decided to get the mallorca with ham & cheese, some pastries, and a café con leche. The coffee was very good. I like that he made it stronger for me. The sandwich had a nice presentation, but there wasn't much filling. They used American cheese instead of a white cheese. Let's just say that it's not my favorite mallorca sandwich in the area. As for the mallorca pastry/bread, it just didn't taste as good as what I've had on the island. I like the sweeter & softer version. However, I do like the tornillos, palmeras, and quesitos. This bakery has a lot of potential. It was somewhat busy on a weekday morning. Hopefully they do well in this area. I really need to go back to try other things like the filled donuts. I did see flan, flancocho, tembleque, and tres leches in the case. I'm just picky when it comes to anything Puerto Rican. Both sides of my family used to make some amazing comida. Please don't let my review discourage you. Try it for yourself.

Where do I even start? It was great from the moment I walked in. The service is fantastic! It's…read morefamily-owned and local to this area. All of the croissants, muffins, cinnamon rolls, and sweet breads that I saw that day were made in-house. They had a few sandwich options as well as savory breakfast rolls. But, that's not all. They have more baked goods that rotate daily and an impressive menu of coffee drinks. It includes 4 different dairy-free options. There are other drink options, but I was there for the coffee. The iced honey bee latte with oat milk was exactly what I needed. Everything was delicious. I was happy to see 2 options featuring guava. The guava pan dulce was the perfect snack size. I shared the guava roll and blueberry-lemon muffin with my husband over a period of 2 days. They were both amazing! Wait until you see them. It's impossible to walk out of there without buying at least one. I love that it's a vintage market and a café. It's such a cozy atmosphere. I can see myself returning for many more visits. It's kind of hidden unless you just happen to be looking that way as you're heading north on Bell Shoals Rd. It's directly behind the Truist Bank and across the street from the Publix at Bloomingdale Square. I didn't even know it was there until I saw the reviews on Yelp. I'm looking forward to more visits in the future. Maybe I'll find a cute vintage item to take home with me next time.

Had a great experience at Bee Vintage! First of all, what a very cute concept. I love the…read morecombination of a coffee shop and a Vintage market. We went later in the day because we were needing a little pick me up and the owner was there. He was incredibly kind and they made a wonderful coffee. It was really fun looking around the store and seeing all of the cool things that of course I wanted to take with me. My only complaint was that at the time there were not enough price tags on the items. I'm sure that's something they will iron out as they age because they've only been open for 6 weeks. All of the Vintage items that are in the store are available for sale. I had a really good time and I will definitely be back. The owner let us try his wife's cinnamon rolls and it was phenomenal so I have my eye on that and a few of the other things that he told me to look out for. She's a wonderful Baker. I highly recommend bee vintage for a really fun and unique coffee shop.

Cookies are such an American staple. I found their Smores Skillet cookie to be the best one I…read moretried. I've heard that people sleep on their cakes, and that's a mistake. They have, hands down, one of the best Strawberry Short cakes I've tried. The rest of the cookies I got we meh. I wouldn't come back for them. The shop itself is super cute and quaint. I like that it's self service, however the staff should take a look at the cleanliness of the foyer. The floor was visibly dirty and neglected on my visit. Sometimes it's out of sight, out of mind, but the customer can see it all. The people were friendly but seemed to be busy, so I guess that's a good thing for a business. Overall, I liked my order but the experience and cookies were pretty satisfying but average.

Hear me out! I have a love hate relationship with Crumbl. Sometimes I wonder what they are thinking…read morewith their recipes and other times, their menu is awesome. Their 4th of July week menu banged! I love their brownie batter cookie - warm and their strawberry shortcake is my absolute favorite. If those are on the menu, I'm there! I also love that they do regular sized and mini portions. I like to try it out to see the flavors that land with me. Then I'll get their normal sized portions when they are on rotation. This location has friendly service and quick ordering options.

We had dinner at Olive Tree by Chef Yousef and then saw the Kunafa King Cafe nearby, so we decided…read moreto get some Kunafa from there. We went inside the restaurant, ordered Kunafa, and had to wait about 20 minutes to get it because there were already two other guests there. Our Kunafa arrived, and it was hot, delicious, tasty, and smelled great. It seemed freshly made with good ingredients. I definitely recommend getting Kunafa here, it's fan favorite here.

So this is such a cute little spot. It's decorated light and airy. The staff was friendly and…read morehelpful. We were looking for a vegan option and they had it . It was delicious. Looking for options they have it !!

First time "Crumbler" here! I'm all about what's in rage in desserts, having heard so much about…read moreCrumbl alredy that it's only a matter of time before I get my hands some some of these cookies. Perhaps I'm so to get on that bandwagon, i don't know. At any rate, my chance finally came up while I was going to FitLife next door (ironic, I know) and walked right in. The store itself is quite clean and spacious, colored with the same adorable pink as the box itself, which is a nice touch. You order from the kiosk when you first enter. Crumbl has a decent assortment of flavors, so it's not hard to find one that would suit your fancy. I zeroed in on the Pumpkin cheesecake (recommended by my twin has been to Crumbl many, many times, and not to mention how much I love anything pumpkin) and the Biscoff one. My order was ready within seconds of paying. The first impression I had upon seeing my cookies was--"Oh my gosh, I can't believe how big they are!" which i guess would be partly why these babies are nearly 5 bucks a pop. Being that they were so huge, I decided that having both cookies the next day would just be unthinkable, so I went ahead and froze my pumpkin cheesecake cookie, which you need to eat chilled anyway, and left me with Biscoff the next morning. What a smart choice that was. The biscoff cookie was large and soft, with that warm undertone of the biscoff cookie butter and the sweetness of the white chocolate and crowned with a Biscoff cookie, it was a great treat first thing in the morning along with some coffee. It's bascially a Biscoff cookie if Biscoff were large and soft baked. It's actually great for breakfast, especially if you eat biscoff for breakfast with coffee. So far, so good. This morning, one week later, I get out the pumpkin cheese. It froze the whole week, and yesterday I took it out and placed in the fridge overnight, but it was all good. (It's recommended you eat this chilled anyway and my twin, my cookie correspondent confirmed this.) I did heat it up for ten seconds to just be sure I wasn't biting into a solid block of ice. The cookie was very good and held up nicely despite being frozen for a week, so just in case you can't finish your cookies, yes, you can freeze them. The cookie part was nice and soft with a warm cinnamon flavor despite the cookie itself still being chilled from the fridge. I really loved the pumpkin cream cheese frosting generously topping it with more cookie crumble. It was thick, creamy, and brought on all the pumpkin spice fall feels I've been looking for. I'll definitely be back, especially with knowing how well the cookies store. They offer different flavors each week, so I'll be sure to keep up to date with the website to see what I'd like to try next!

Just like the Spring Hill location, Crumbl in Tampa does not disappoint! Their cookies are always…read morevery presentable & tasty, the service is always great & the ambiance is good.