One of my favorite places to tour in Mexico is their local bakeries. I would take samples of their…read morepan dulce. When I saw Aroma Bakery and Ice Cream, I just wondered in and took a few samples. Aroma Bakery is not a big bakery and only has a few tables for coffee, ice cream, snacks and pan dulce. Today, I did not touch the crusty Bolillo or "Pan Frances", churro and concha. I picked up a cemita (sesame encrusted bun), Orejas or Palmiers (Elephant ear), Beso (Kiss), puerquitos (pig-shaped Mexican cookies) and a forgotten cookie to go. The cemita has a texture similar to brioche. I normally made a sandwich with this bread but today, it was just put in a microwave oven for 15 seconds and enjoyed the slightly sweet, airy, and golden-sesame crusted bun. Wife loves her Orejas or Palmiers. It is puffy, and crunchy. The Beso or Kiss is a dome shaped dough joined with a jam or jelly and rolled with fine shredded coconut. It is little on the hard side. I like the puerquitos or piggies. It is pig-shaped cookies with ingredients like flour, eggs, piloncillo, cinnamon, baking powder and an egg wash for its shiny finish. Please note that pilocillo is a unrefined sugar from boiling the sugarcane juices. Puegquitos has a soft, chewy texture with a touch of cinnamon and honey, making them all together a not-too-sweet treat to enjoy all day. This is my first visit. The staff is very friendly. He informed me they made Rosca del Reyes (King's bread) in early January. Wow, I'm sure we'll return for more!

everything about this place is so perfect. the bread , cake , antojitos and icecream and drinks…read more even has coffee/frappes. my favorite go-to after school or when i'm craving a treat

I have to lower my review of my once favorite go to eatery in Babcock Ranch but things have…read morechanged. I had to wait 35 mins to get two salads after I complained about the wait. No apology. Last time I was there the wait was also long and my sandwich was not generous as last time. It was okay but not great. I hope they get there program back on track.

The food has been consistently good. Since it is mostly self serve but they do drop off your…read moreorder. The pricing is reasonable

I Yelped this deli as we were there from out of town and had it Door Dashed it to the hotel…read more We both had the Broccoli Cheddar Soup which was the best either of have had. It has ruined me as I don't think we'll find a soup like that around where we live. My husband had the Greek Salad with chicken and said it was fabulous! I had a chicken parm sub which I didn't even get a picture of before I scarfed it down! Totally recommend! Wish we lived closer!

Stopped by Wicked Good Deli and ordered the Philly cheesesteak with onions and mushrooms, and it…read moredid not disappoint. The sandwich was really flavorful, made with fresh ingredients, and served hot. It came with a side of French fries that were fresh and crispy as well. The location was busy when I visited, which is always a good sign, but the food quality was worth it. Everything tasted fresh and was served hot. Definitely a solid spot if you're craving a good cheesesteak. I'll be back to try more from the menu.

This was an absolute GEM of a breakfast experience for us, and perfect to cap off our visit to…read moreparadise with a terrific last meal before flying home to our corn-fed midwestern life. Starting off with the ambience, the place is SUPER cute, decorated with a color theme I call "sherbet whimsy" with a smattering of smiling emojis. Our party of 6 was warmly greeted at the counter and immediately seated together. We started off with their delicious coffee, some hot & some cold...all excellent! The menu is fairly extensive for a breakfast joint, so the server gave us some good recommendations & said everything here is house made. Wow! OK... so we all got different menu items, and despite being warned about the HUGE portions...we could not have fathomed how large they are, but the prices do reflect how much food you're going to get! The breakfast burrito could easily feed four people. Our lone young male in the group - who might have a tapeworm based upon his ability to devour gigantic amounts of food - did his best, but could only consume about 2/3 of it. He said it was amazing, especially when paired with their delicious house made hot sauce. Two of us got two different bennie breakfasts, and raved about the hollandaise, the stretched "biscuits" & the fried chicken. Despite being smallish young ladies, they put a good dent in their meals. One of us got the outstanding corned beef hash, and thankfully generously shared with yours truly!! She could not eat even half of her meal, so I was glad to help out! :) The corned beef hash is not your standard ground-up version from a can. It is house made, with larger bits of potato, corned beef, onions & peppers. They get a perfect scald on it & serve it up with eggs & thick sliced perfectly toasted/buttered toast. My picky husband got the chorizo scramble with a side of fruit & really enjoyed it. I got the fantastic avocado toast with a side of potatoes. Everything was perfect... the thick slices of toasted wheat bread adorned with melted cheese then topped with very fresh & perfectly ripe avocado slices. I didn't prefer their scrambled eggs & should have gotten them fried instead, but it was still perfectly good, especially when dipped in their hot sauce. Thankfully my husband shared some of his fresh fruit, which was ripe & good. I dipped the pineapple into that hot sauce, which was delicious together. The place is very clean, including the bathrooms. The clientele were a menagerie from various demographics...retirees, blue collar workers, bikers, vacationers; everyone was pleasant & seemed to be enjoying their meals. This was one of the better meals we had during our trip, and definitely the best breakfast by far. It's so close to the airport, too. I'm so glad we got up early enough to be able to fit in a stop here before catching our flight home.

Just started with a bloody Mary and the cinnamon roll doughnut, both fire! Waiting for our…read morebreakfast. Staff is welcoming and fantastic. Biscuits and gravy benny was amazing, get extras in your potatoes like onions and peppers. Ruben was delicious, fries were a little plain but still crispy and tasty. Breakfast burrito was gigantic. Homemade hot sauce is a must. FK (Foster kids) has a great mission to donate to foster care and feed everyone. Best breakfast I've had in a long time by far. The decor is pretty cool artwork and even though the outside looks slightly rough the inside is recently updated and super nice.

I've been coming here since Bullig first opened, over the past few years I've had the privilege of…read moreseeing them grow and become loved by many. Bullig has easily become a pillar of the SWFL community and I really admire their commitment to serving such high quality food with fresh ingredients that are so delicious. Their menu offerings are a bit more out of the box compared to most and that's what makes them so special. The service has always been friendly and thoughtful. I think the way they take their time to prepare things shows how much they truly care about each customer experience. Also the overall ambiance is comforting and something I look forward to experiencing anytime I'm close by. Highly recommend Bullig today and always!

I have been going here for 5 years and it truly is a gem in the fort myers area. I'll even include…read morea picture of my first review of bullig to show you that the quality has never declined and they truly just get better. They don't come to the table and take your order- you seat yourself and order and the kiosk and they bring your food to you. Usually takes 25-30 mins for food. Which is totally fine by me, & so worth the wait! Try the bee-itch or the bullig for savory, & the gimme s'more or the seriously waffle for sweet. For coffees, the tinder date and the Herschel are my go to!

This place is the heart of Matlacha. It's a central meeting place for locals, visitors and…read moresnowbirds alike. Staff is incredibly kind, compassionate and courteous. The food is fun, because there's a little something for everyone. Yet the staff is kind, thoughtful and relaxed enough to make accommodations. That's rare these days. Parking may be tight, but it would be silly to rely on your car in Matlacha. There is a gorgeous park nearby with a large pier and plenty of parking. From there, the Perfect Cup is a short walk and ideal mental reset to transport anyone that visits Matlacha into the prophetic and elusive "Island Time." The bubbly and enlivening environment is enough to recharge you for a play day in Matlacha. It is inspiring to see how much this small community of even smaller business manage to survive and thrive all along a 1000' strip of delightfully walkable roadway. I encourage everyone to take advantage of the honor and privilege it is to walk through the doors of places still standing in Matlacha.

I want to share my deep disappointment regarding my experience at your restaurant. We waited over…read morean hour to be seated, only to watch multiple parties of two walk in and be seated within 15 minutes, while our party of three was ignored. In my opinion , a well-managed restaurant would offer to accommodate a party at a smaller table or provide updates to improve the situation. Furthermore, my husband is handicapped, and while we were not seeking special treatment or free items, it was upsetting to see our place in line disregarded so blatantly while other tables were prioritized ahead of us. While the food was acceptable, it did not justify the long wait or the unfair seating system. I hope you take this feedback seriously to ensure other guests do not have a similar experience. I won't recommend anyone to this restaurant and one of your signs says what happens here we talk all week! I WANT TO TELL YOU THAT WHAT HAPPENED THERE WE WILL TALK ABOUT IT FOR A LONG TIME, AND MANY OTHERS WILL READ IT!!!

This little bakery offers reasonable price Colombian food. My husband ordered a pandeja paisa which…read moreincludes steak, Colombian sausage, rice, an egg, red beans, & some pork chunks (chicharron). I ordered Colombian empanadas that came with a green spicy sauce, very delicious. My favorites are their pan de bono, these little round cheese bread. The place is small but great for that Colombian food stomach cravings! Go Stop by!

If I could give this place 0 stars I would, theres a cuban lady with light brown hair she gave me…read morethe worst Ever service experienced I had before I swear while I was ordering my food and she was packing it she was throwing the little brown bags into the big white bag which says "Thank you" on it, I asked her for some aji and she gave me 2 for 6 empanadas?? That's crazy every single time I come here and she's in there she gives me the worst service

Fresco was a darling spot I strolled too while waiting with my mom at the DMV. I was desperately…read morelooking for some caffeine, so I gave my mom our number and went in search of it. A huge yellow tea cup built into the sides attracting customers to "Fresco" is truly what caught my eyes. I walked up on the crisp white porch, couples tables with half empty cappuccinos atop of them. If I'm honest, it was the most comforting place I have visited in months. Anyways! The true star is all the gorgeous treats! Note: my mom devoured the limoncello cake in the car and didn't share and then she took me to lunch! After paying for my $8 affogato (can't put a price on good gelato) I was given the most generous portion. I will never forget watching that gorgeous lemon gelato fluff up. Not only do they make all their yummy treats in house, they offer a cozy sitting area. But best of all, they have a curated selection of pasta and olive oil imported from Italy. The touch here is so internal, I cannot wait to visit again and try even more!

I really enjoyed this place! Many choices of baked goods and many choices of gelato! There's a nice…read morearea to sit outside, too! Light desserts!