I just went in for a cup of tea and a snack. I got a nice vegan zucchini brownie that was quite…read moretasty. And so dense that I will ration it There are no vegan choices on the menu otherwise, unless you leave certain ingredients out. The lady behind the counter was very friendly, there were only a couple of other customers at the time I went in, so it was quiet.

Stopped here for lunch before we went to the beach. They had a nice menu to select from. We got…read moretoasted paninis and they were tasty. They also had lots of pastries and various options. Nice cafe !

Gina is such a great person and her baked goods are just as good. Great variety and I love the…read moreshortbread cookies. I love going to the Fort Pierce Farmers Market on Saturday mornings just to get my cookies. Thanks Gina!!

I went before Easter and although there was a line it went fast. I bought much and was wondering…read moreabout your lemonchello cake. Do you actually use lemonchello in the cake or just call it that? I have a liver transplant husband is why I am asking. I had one piece and it's absolutely delicious - but in case I wouldn't give him any. I asked and the girl behind the counter I don't want booze Jae she said, "I never said booze". I Looked it up and ... """Yes, limoncello is absolutely booze. It is a popular Italian lemon liqueur typically containing 25% to 35% alcohol by volume (ABV), often made by infusing lemon peels in high-proof spirits like vodka. It is served very cold, usually as a digestive after meals. ©""" So being an older Italian woman knowing lemonchello is alcohol just bought it and ate it Myself. (Haha) My husband told Me, "well ask them so I may have a piece as well next time since you rave about it." I do know that there is a Misconception that all alcohol cooks out (In case it's in the cake) but that is not correct Per transplant instructions. Great bakery - no others compare!

Awesome bakery!!! Italian Market offers premade dishes and lots of Italian specialties!!…read moreBeen going here for years and will definitely continue.

The pan is good and it's placed in a way that looks tasty, well lit and easy to self serve. The…read morecakes are beautiful and would love to order them in the future. We ordered food, good food too. The workers are direct and honest with you. They make your food quick, they are in the business of serving others without any frills. The building is not the most aesthetically pleasing but the food and baked goods are a ten!

Great service. Burrito and quesadillas are great in taste…read moreand prices. Birthday cakes, 3 leches are delicious Baked breads and churros are great Recommend this place

This is a cute small spot. The staff was very friendly and helpful. It was so calming we overstayed…read moretheir closing and didn't even realize it. I had a crabcake salad that was absolutely delicious. I look forward to coming back for another. Every one of the baked goods looked so fresh and delicious. I was proud of my willpower to resist. lol Definitely a place that will be on my regular rotation.

We were looking for a place to have breakfast, and I remembered that some time ago I had saved this…read morespot on my "want to go" list. Well... I'm glad I did. The area isn't the nicest, but once you step inside, you completely forget about it. The place is very clean, cozy, and simple. The staff is attentive and friendly. You can tell the coffee is good quality, and the pastries are made in-house -- which is a big plus, since you can actually see the kitchen equipment and how clean everything is. The croissants are huge; we tried the chocolate one -- delicious dough and plenty of filling. The strawberry cheese Danish was another great choice. The chocolate ganache and raspberry tartlet didn't quite convince me, though. At the table next to us, they ordered some sandwiches (very large, by the way) and a soup or stew that, when they lifted the lid, filled the place with an incredible aroma... very tempting. It's definitely on my list to return. Next time, it'll be for lunch. By the way, they have a very interesting menu with Hungarian options, some elevated American variations, and several Italian dishes.

I've been coming here for over a year. Great bagels and ALL the staff is very friendly.read more

Stopped in for a quick bagel and really enjoyed it Fresh bagels with a huge selection I went with…read morethe Asiago and it was packed with flavor The specialty cream cheese options were awesome and they use Boars Head meats which is a nice bonus! It has that local mom and pop feel with friendly service Plenty of indoor seating and fresh pastries too.

Found this place on our drive north, we were looking for a quick bite that wasn't a fast food…read morechain. Glad we stopped! We were greeted upon arrival, there was a bit of a wait but not terrible. They were taking orders and getting the food out quick! It's not huge but there are a few tables to sit and enjoy your food. Seems to be a local favorite. There is a huge case of cakes and cookies when you walk in. The subs are made to order and they don't skimp on them, very filling! They have bottled beverages or self serve iced tea & Lemonade. We came for the subs and of course left with some cookies for the road! Not sure if they have anything else but will definitely be back to check it out and have more off the menu!!

They have great salads! I usually get the Anti-pasta salad with everything except croutons and…read morethen I get the garden salad for my honey. The pizza look great I haven't had one yet but that will be my next purchase!

Great sandwiches!! Great staff! Good selection check it out…read moreThey need a bigger location

If you're craving that authentic New York-style Italian deli experience, this place absolutely…read moredelivers. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the guys behind the counter with their thick New York accents--it instantly sets the tone. The selection is incredible, with everything from large balls of freshly made mozzarella to eggplant, rice balls, and so many other classic Italian favorites. They do offer subs, but one of the best parts is being able to build your own at home--they'll happily slice up a pound of whatever cold cuts you choose. I was also pleasantly surprised to find imported olive oil straight from Sicily for $25, which I couldn't pass up. Fair warning: it's very easy to get carried away here. Just standing there, taking in all the options, you'll likely walk out with way more than you planned--but it's completely worth it. I ended up making my own sandwich using homemade sourdough from a local shop down the street, and the combination was perfect. Supporting locally owned businesses like this makes the experience even better. You get quality, authenticity, and real ingredients--something you just don't find with big chain stores. Shop local--you won't regret it.

Amazing food, coffee and service!! This place will leave you wanting more!! Family run business.read more

Love the quaint and cute rustic coffee shop bakery aesthetic. The food was to die for. Really…read morerecommend if you're in the area.

The donuts are delicious but be prepared to get up early to have the best selection! Even then be…read moreflexible because what they have out is all that they have! My favorites are the fruity pebbles, the strawberry with sprinkles, the peanut butter with chocolate, the cinnamon sugar cake one and the apple fritter.

Oh well donut is sugar dixie cream is the real deal you get what you paid for so good /tasty…read moreperfect for a morning cup of tea or coffee highly recommended to try it its worth the drive better than Dunkin donut and krispy kreme