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5.0 (8 reviews)
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Isabel is very personable and kind. I could immediately tell she put her passion into her pies. Today I was craving a blueberry pie. As soon as I got it I noticed the details of the pie crust. She definitely put time into creating this piece of art. Then I cut my first piece and took that first bite I had been waiting on since the day before. WOW! The filling was perfectly firm and the sweetness of the blueberry complements the slightly sweet top crust. I also got a savory pie that I can't wait to try for lunch. Oh yes by the way I ate the blueberry deliciousness for breakfast! I'm an adult I can do these things :). This was money well spent and unforgettable flavor!

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The Baked Bear

The Baked Bear

(105 reviews)

$$

Free samples are a dangerous thing. One minute you're "just looking," and the next thing you know…read moreyou're standing at the counter ordering ice cream like it was your idea all along. That's exactly how The Baked Bear got me. Hook, line, and sinker. If you've never been, the concept is simple and brilliant. High-quality ingredients and a build-your-own dessert approach. Cookies, brownies, cones, ice cream, toppings. You mix, match, and create something that feels a little more custom than your average scoop shop. And the ingredients really do deliver. The cones are nicely crisp, and if you've never had one of their ice cream sandwiches, start there. They'll build it with warm cookies on the outside and freezing cold ice cream on the inside, which might be the most satisfying hot-meets-cold dessert combination ever created. Warm cookie. Frozen ice cream. Zero regrets. For my order, I went with the berry crumble and strawberry cheesecake on a waffle cone. The waffle cone had a great crisp to it, and the flavors were light and refreshing. You got a nice hint of berry without it being overpowering. If anything, I would have welcomed a little more berry punch, but it was still very enjoyable. We also tried the campfire s'mores, which absolutely popped with bold flavor, and the cookie dough, which was fine but a little more average compared to the others. The one area where things felt slightly limited was the flavor selection. They offered around a dozen choices, but many leaned heavy into chocolate territory. If you're a chocolate lover, you'll feel like you hit the lottery. If you're looking for a wider range of lighter or fruit-forward options, the variety could be better. Still, the concept is great and the ingredients are excellent. Tip: do not accept the free sample unless you're emotionally prepared to buy ice cream immediately afterward. Four stars. Great concept, excellent flavors, just a little light on variety. Definitely worth the trip even if the sweet tooth hasn't kicked in yet.... Oh, and it's okay sometimes to have dessert for dinner... and this would be the place for that!

Stopped in on a Friday afternoon because it was a hot day in Florida and the ice-cream looked…read moreyummy. It was cute spot in between Cheesecake factory and Cviche 105. I felt a little hot inside, the door was open though so maybe thats why. There were about 6 chairs facing the window for customers to sit abd enjoy their ice-cream. The staff greeted us nicely and they allowed us to try samples. They sell cookies and ice-cream. You could purchase those individually or in an icecream sandwich. Cool idea. They had nice ice cream flavors but not what I wanted. There was a blue one which I though was a cookie monster but it was something else. I really wanted the cookie monster. They had a cookie monster cookie but not the ice cream. I loved the cookie options. Walked out with a carrot cake cookie for $3 which tasted exactly like carrot cake. They warmed it up for me. It was yummy yummy

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Crumbs MIA

(11 reviews)

I happen to be in the area today and I wanted something sweet and right around the corner was…read moreCrumbs MIA. I stopped in and the shop was pretty empty. There was one other customer in front of me ordering a cake to go. I was happy to have met the shop owner, Samara, and she recommended two things for me based on what I told her my dessert preferences were. I got both a lime cheesecake along with a Pavlova, which I have never heard of let alone ever tried before. The Pavlova was absolutely delicious. Basically what it is, it's a meringue cookie with a layer of caramel, whipped cream and decorated with thinly sliced strawberries.. I brought it home and within minutes it was gone, it was that good, she did tell me that was their number one seller and I could see why. I had a bite of the lime cheesecake, and it was also very delicious very light and airy with a great lime flavor, not too overpowering.. before I left the shop. I also did grab a bag of meringue which were $5.50. Most of the desserts in the shop are $6.50 except for the Pavlova, which is $7.50. The shop was very clean, and neat inside. A couple tables are available for customers to sit and enjoy their treats. It was nicely decorated and dimly lit.. The owner was super friendly and explained a little bit to me about their business and how that her and her mom own it together, and they originally started in sunrise, Florida, and a commercial kitchen.. If you're in the area and you're looking for a sweet treat, definitely stop by and try crumbs MIA you definitely won't be disappointed and chances are you'll meet Samara as well!

It has been a while since I wasn't able to find a desert place where you can really taste the…read moreflavors and not just the sugar! The owners are Colombian and the place is pretty nice and beautiful! We ordered a Pavlova, a key lime cheesecake and a blueberry muffin! All 3 were delicious! Based on your preference you will love one more than the other. Definitely we will come back! You can order ahead of time! Also for those ones making comments they have been closed when they get there, it is because what they have displayed and available sometimes get sold out quick then I guess they close. But we just came on. Sunday afternoon 30 minutes before closing and it was open and with option to choose from.

Bonjour French Bakery Café - Pastries

Bonjour French Bakery Café

(260 reviews)

$$

Great coffee. Insane variety of baked goods. Dubai chocolate. Exceptional service with a smile. And…read morelooked like some tasty breakfast. I did not try. What's not to like?

TL;DR: got harassed by the staff for an item they might have mistakenly brought to our table…read more I just had a bad experience at Bonjour. My wife, our 3-year-old daughter, and I went there for breakfast. Because our daughter won't stay seated, my wife and I usually take turns eating. I hung out with our daughter while my wife ordered and ate. Then, we switched. A quiche was brought to the table. I wasn't expecting it, so I asked the waitress to confirm it was for our table. She said, "Yes, it is." I assumed my wife had ordered it, so I ate it. I was about to leave when a manager came over to ask if I had ordered the item, to which I answered, "I don't know." She asked for the receipt, which I didn't have. At this point, three staff members were standing around questioning me about this quiche. One of them brought out a receipt with "154" written on it; our table was 54. They were speaking Spanish among themselves, so I wasn't sure what was happening, but they eventually walked away. I thought the matter was settled. I went outside, and my wife went back inside to wash her hands. The manager approached her to ask if she had ordered the quiche and requested the receipt, explaining that I had probably eaten an item I didn't pay for. My wife hadn't kept the receipt, so we couldn't confirm or deny it. Maybe the person at the counter added it to our order by mistake. Maybe the waitress brought it by mistake and confirmed it was ours by mistake. But ultimately, we didn't make the mistake. Don't harass customers over your own errors. It isn't worth it for a quiche.

The Pie - desserts - Updated May 2026

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