In our continued search for bakeries along bike trails, we returned to The Bagel Barn Cafe, having…read morefallen in love, on our last visit. This time, we arrived at the BCoD, (Butt Crack of Dawn), parking there, then heading west, eventually turning around and coming back. This trip, I had an Asiago bagel, with a fried egg and provolone cheese, a caramel latte, and a crème brûlée donut, which, I gotta say, is the best donut I've ever had. Like last time, the experience was amazing, and The Bagel Barn is highly recommended by me, for all your breakfast needs.

Excellent had a breakfast bagel, perfectly cooked with a real egg.!…read moreA rainbow bagel with cream cheese. Whent by today and the parking lot was full. Guess I'll try again tomorrow, earlier.

Always greeted with a smile, and super friendly. A small little hole in the wall and from what I've…read moreread a DeLand staple. Fresh cake batter donuts ? Count me in! Whenever I have time in the morning, always love to stop by and see what is left. Yes sometimes there isn't much selection due to being a couple hours in but everything is always fresh and I find out if I like something new. Pictures is glazed, sprinkles, chocolate glazed, cosmic brownie and French toast ! Enjoy, I know I did!

A deland downtown classic no frills just great donuts and food. Family owned and operated. There is…read morealways a family member behind the counter. They make things to order so if you order a sandwich know it wont be ready instantly but they are usually pretty quick. It has a small town diner fell everything is always clean and tidy.

AMAZING customer service and even better donuts and cinnamon rolls! It's a small, family run place…read morethat you can tell truly cares about the quality of their food and the customer's experience

These are the BEST cinnamon rolls in all of Central Florida. Each dough is baked to perfection…read more.. pillowy soft and decked out in icing that's not too sweet. I had the hardest time picking which flavor because every option was so creative and mouthwatering!!! In the end, I tried the ube and strawberry shortcake rolls. They were both amazing and the ube one was my favorite. Each roll reheated very well the next day. These rolls are quite expensive, about ~$7-8 per roll. It's definitely a luxury item that's well worth the craftsmanship. In terms of ambiance, the location wasn't exactly the best since it's hidden in an office complex with no exterior signage. However, there is a nice and small seating area that flows out of the cafe. Service was great and the staff were very friendly.

One of the best donut shops in Florida -- no contest. If you love high-quality desserts, this place…read moreis a must. Friendly, welcoming service with a warm, homey vibe. The donuts deliver on both flavor and excellent craftsmanship. The peanut butter donut is essential. Highly recommended 20/10

Went in to get some doughnuts for my coworkers and yum! Super friendly staff and reasonable price…read morecompared to other options. Must try!

Always great sandwiches! We go here often for the subs…read more The counter service is quick and the crew is friendly. Highly recommend this venue. One of our favorite sandwich shops in new Smyrna beach. We are locals. We know what is good.

I was very disappointed with my pastry samples from Mon Jelice. I sampled a pear tart, a layered…read morebutter cream icing cake and a citrus layered cake. except for the tart, both cakes lacked flavor, there was a very thin layer of flavor jam spread on each of the cakes, but not enough to add flavor, the butter cream icing was also flavorless and heavy and felt greasy in my mouth-it tastes like it was made of shortening, not butter. The pears in the tart were flavorful, but the crust was wet, and soggy. I don't think anything I sampled was fresh baked. In addition, the display case lacked the overall fancy appearance of a patisserie. The staff were friendly and patient. The shop could use a facelift.

Been to this place in New Smyrna Beach three or four times and every time I go I gotta pick up a…read moreloaf of bread sourdough and I definitely gotta get croissants. I'm a girl for croissants. I'm hooked on croissant no matter where they're from as long as they are amazing. Everyone is always very busy as always a line to try to get there as early as possible or just before closing, but they sell out. It's a small place about 3 to 4 tables. Maybe I never sat in and ate or drank coffee never had their coffee so I'm not sure how the coffee is but they do make lattes and espresso and they have a pretty large selection on pastries as well so give them a try. I love them. I used to pick up pastries when I'm not sure if they're still there over at the tea place in Edgewater they have great tea. I can't remember the name to it, but I'll figure it out and whatever review on them.

Us locals are definitely excited to see Dutch Oven Bread Co on Canal St! Walking in, everyone had…read moresmiling faces and conversations. I love walking in to a good ambiance in a little shop like this. All of the baked goods that were on the counters look Devine. I took home a few of the tomato and cheese goodies. After getting them a little toasty, what a treat! Of course they also sell their famous sourdough bread, which smelled quite delicious by the way. On the menu they also have a selection of coffees and drinks to pair with your baked good of choosing. Nice to have you all in NSB!

If you know me, you know I'm always chasing a really good Cuban sandwich, so Tropi Shack was pretty…read moremuch guaranteed to be my kind of place. They do their Cubans panini-style, pressed just right, and they've got a huge menu of similar pressed sandwiches to work your way through. It's the kind of spot where you immediately start planning what you'll try next before you've even finished what's in front of you. Their homemade green salsa is a standout. It's bold, spicy, and seriously flavorful, almost too good. Fair warning: if you go all in like I tend to, it can overpower everything else on your plate. Doesn't stop me from dipping every bite, though. Parking is easy, which is always a plus, and they've got both indoor and outdoor seating. The vibe is relaxed, down-to-earth, and very much that "local mom-and-pop" feel done right. Overall, a really solid spot, especially if you're into pressed sandwiches and Cuban flavors. Definitely worth a visit.

I had a very hard time picking one item on the menu. There is such a wide spectrum of styles in…read moreflavors that anyone would be happy. My friends enjoyed it as well. We all got something different. I do wish that we could've sat inside, but we had a dog with us so we had to sit outside in the cold. Service was very quick and efficient. Would love to go back and try something else.

The posted hours--both online and on the door--were inaccurate. When I visited, the shop didn't…read moreopen until 9:05 AM, despite the door indicating a 8:30 AM opening. I tried two donuts, but unfortunately, they didn't meet my expectations. The donut menu is displayed on the wall as you walk in, and they make the donuts fresh to order, which is a nice touch. However, I found the texture more bread-like than what I typically enjoy in a donut. I prefer something lighter and fluffier.

This was an absolute gem to find! The owner was super sweet! The doughnuts are very good and hot…read moreand fresh so be prepared to wait a bit after you order. There were so many to choose from I have to go back and grab the ones that were out of stock as those seem to be the best seller. The dough is like a doughnut not a cake so I really enjoyed that. The shop is very small and tucked away, but when you go in and decor takes you to Paris. The doughnuts were about 4-6 bucks for each doughnut WELL WORTH it in my opinion.