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!

Gosh if I lived by this place I would be a diabetic. This place has one of the most extensive…read morebakeries I have ever seen. Can't get enough of the pastries. Deli items and selection of dry goods.

Stopped in right after a 5K race, so expectations were simple. The place looks great. Bright,…read moreclean, festive, and packed with pastries that immediately test your willpower. Tons of sweet and savory options, and the staff was moving fast even with a busy crowd. I went with a breakfast croissant and that's where it fell a bit short. Flavor was fine, but it was very greasy. Like, napkin-per-bite greasy. Post-race hunger got me through it, but it wasn't a standout. Overall, solid spot with lots of tempting options. I'd come back and try something different next time.

Im very happy that finally Vicky's got more attention to the baking stuff. ( psl store). Im giving…read more them 10 stars . I know Vicki's, since they started in W 49th st Hialeah the best. Now in Psl . Very good! ***** Thank you.

We were looking for a great dessert spot. This address is a private home in a subdivision. There is…read moreno store front shop. Very disappointing.

Omg these deserts are so amazing!!! They're perfectly soft, moist and airy. They taste like…read morehappiness in a cute tin

My husband and I just moved to the area so we are going to all of the brasilian bakery's! This one…read morehas the best X-Tudo. The fact that they have vitamina makes my heart happy. We will definitely be back!

We ordered a cake with fruit fillings for my daughter's first birthday. The order was easy to place…read moreand the service was excellent. The cake was delicious!

This place was terrific!! What a hidden gem! Come by and…read moresee Douglas he is wonderful!! Douglas Explained the different foods they have , if you're not familiar with Brazilian food and desserts you're in for a treat!! Everything here is homemade!! Be adventurous there's a lot of good things to try!

Of all the brasilian bakery's in the area, this is the best one. They also have a little market so…read moreit makes it ideal for a one-stop shop. This is definitely our go-to spot.

Wow! This spot was such a great find my last visit to PSL. The food was delicious and the service…read morewas excellent! The restaurant is situated near Publix in the tradition shopping plaza. It is large and offers indoor as well as outdoor seating. I especially loved the decor and the t-shirts the staff were wearing that read "Hot Girls only need money and Pasta", it compliments my "Hot girls eat Pasta" hat We ordered the clams casino of which were tasty but a bit in the dry/overcooked side along with a salad that had mixed greens, sliced green apples, candied pecans, goat cheese and a lovely house made vinaigrette. For our entree we ordered the traditional Roman style cheese pizza. The crust was thin, and excellent sauce/cheese ratio and fresh basil. It was delicious and will be a definite go-to next time I visit.

My wife and I were in the Port Saint Lucie area to escape the NY winter and enjoy some Mets…read morebaseball. We wanted some authentic New York Italian food, I was skeptical but , we couldn't have been more pleased. Pastaio is a small authentic Italian restaurant the likes of which we have rarely seen. We grabbed 2 bar seats as we typically do. Troy was the bartender. Fantastic job. Personable and attentive. He made well crafted drinks with attention to detail. I had an old fashioned. Perfectly made , chilled and served over 1 large clear cube. My wife had a vodka/soda/ cranberry drink which was perfectly blended. To start we received a basket of bread. I normally wouldn't mention this but to call this "bread" would be an insult. This was warm delicious Tuscan Italian bread bathed in butter and covered in sharp fresh Parmesan . Literally a meal on its own. For the appetizer we went with the eggplant stack. Fantastic. Crispy eggplant , delicious authentic sauce smothered in rich mozzarella. Main course for me was homemade cavatelli in Sunday sauce. This included fall off the bone pork ribs and an incredibly authentic Italian meat ball. My 1st generation Italian family, including my mom would have loved this! My wife also had the home made cavatelli, however she chose the Cavatelli Trattoria. A delicious blend of chicken, spinach, cherry tomatoes and roasted herbs. Delicious. If you live in the Port Saint Lucie area and haven't been here and enjoyed a serious authentic Italian meal, this is your place. Ditch the Olive Garden and see what Italian food is really all about. We are anxiously awaiting our return to Florida and this is our first stop.!

I've been a customer at Bagle Brothers for several years, the bagels are very good and I always get…read morethe whitefish salad which is also very good, the people are always pleasent and the place is as clean as a whistle, and I am on the other side of town so I always call first to make sure they have the whitefish, the only one thing that ever bothered me is I went one day a couple months ago and got some bagels, whitefish and veggie cream cheese, I went back the VERY next day and got the same thing LESS the cream cheese, and it was 3 dollars more??? When I questioned the young man he said, IDK? That's definitely the price? The line was out the door and I didn't want to be THAT person so I left and meant to call the next day but never did, it still bothers me,

This spot was a welcome lunch option on a long trip, a local store surrounded by chain stores. I…read morewas excited to support a local business! It was 30 minutes to closing. I looked at the options in the deli, as well as the menu, thinking I would order something custom. However, the employee taking orders seemed very stressed that people were still ordering at this time. There was 1-2 other people calmly looking around, not even in a line. She told me there was no coffee left- no problem. I didn't want to stress her out anymore, so I just pointed to a pre-made sandwich in the deli display. She explained that it would need to be cold and they couldn't heat it; I didn't ask for it to be heated though! I ate my food in the car. The sandwich was delicious, despite it probably having sat for a long time. The staff was very nice, but the anxiety was off putting, and I hope whatever conditions are stressing out the staff can be addressed. I would definitely return!

Great little bakery with delicious options both sweet and savory. Pricing is very good and service…read moreis great. I tried a few different bakery items and a Brazilian soda that was all so good. They're hours are pretty long, they're open until 8:30pm so ample time to stop in when you're craving something sweet. There's plenty of space to sit, with tables and chairs set up in a very casual and comfortable setting.

Overall amazing. It's hard to find fresh baked goods nowadays and everything here is so delicious…read more The bread is made fresh daily and you can tell! They are so kind and helpful with explaining Brazilian specialties to people like myself who have never had Brazilian food before. Super clean and well kept. Definitely my new spot for breakfast/lunch!

I like to use the TooGoodToGo app and came across a special offer for this place which I was able…read moreto pick up at that very moment so since I happen to be out, I swiped and headed over I was greeted by Danielle who was the sweetest cashier and super helpful. She had me show her my app confirming my pick up and I was directed over to a table with bakery boxes. I was told to pick one and that was it. Very easy. It was around $20 worth of donuts for only six dollars. They are yesterday's donuts. I tried many flavors. I also got a few that were made the day off so I probably had over a dozen in total. The passionfruit was my favorite . My daughter and I love this one and would go all the way back there just to get it in particular. It's unlike anything I've ever had and the textures in were very nice. I would describe it as being in a flowery realm. If you like flowery desserts, such as lavender and rose, I would think that you would like this. However, if you do not like those flavors, then I would probably stay away from it. There was a lemon filled one that was very good with the actual donut part. I can't say I was super crazy about the actual lemon filling, but the actual donut part of it was literally melting in my mouth. My husband is a sprinkle donut fan, and this took him right back to his childhood. I wish I could've shown you his face when he tried it. 10/10 from him. The fritter was over a pound. It felt like. It was delicious. I am not really a huge fritter person. Danielle said they were highly recommended there. I was a little skeptical, but I pulled it out of my box and gave it a taste. Wow.. I think I would go back for that one as well. You have to share that one with somebody. It's so big. I really like the chocolate frosted and the vanilla frosted along with my kids too, and the M&M one, that was a great texture. I did not try their coffee, but on my way home I was thinking I probably should have so next time I go I'll give it a shot. I would imagine it would be good..? we will see. I ate way too many than I should have an expected to feel not so great but surprisingly, I felt totally fine. When I eat a doughnut from a chain place like Dunkin, I instantly feel bloated, but that did not happen with this place. I think for the future if I ever need donuts, I would just go over here and even though I have to drive a little bit more it's totally worth it. They also have a rewards program where when you spend $50 you got five dollars to spend there. I would definitely give this place a try, but I went there when they were closing so there wasn't that much left. I really wanted to try the pistachio, but there were none left. I will have to try to go there in the morning one day so I can get one because pistachio is my all-time favorite flavor. Great service, cute little place, the best donuts that I've had (outside of nyc), and I'm looking forward to going back and taking my family.

**INITIAL REVIEW** I…read morewill be honest and say that I only learned about Dixe Cream Donuts, which I will shorthand simply to "Dixie Cream" for the remainder of this review, through the app, Too Good to Go. It is the same app I used to find Luke's Dixie Donuts in Jupiter, FL. Ergo, my firsrt order with them was a Too Good to Go order in which they gave me a mix box of donuts, their choice. Since then, I ordered more Too Good to Go orders for my work, and even got a couple of their donuts for myself. In short, I enjoyed Dixie Cream and their selection for what they have. And though they are not as good as, let's say, Voodoo in Universal Orlando or Luke's Dixie Donuts, they are definitely better than the majority of donut shops out there, especially compared to many national chains (Dunkin' Donuts, Krispy Kreme, etc.). Though an address is provided, Dixie Dream is located on the south end of a strip mall that also has Family Discount Grocery, on the west side of SW Bayshore Blvd. For some reason, I can't seem to find the name of the actual strip mall. For starters, Dixie Cream is not a place where you go to enjoy your donut at the table. It is definitely either a grab & go place or an order & go place. There are no tables inside, and the parking situation is so limited, I don't think many could thoroughly enjoy a sitdown in the place. Besides that, the ambiance is lacking as they weren't going for a palce in which the ambiance is the centerpoint of seeing them. They are, nevertheless, clean and organized and that is what matters for such a place and how they have set things up. Despite that, it is the donuts that are the real winner. They have a common selection of the basics that every donut shop has, but their specialty donuts are where they shine. The ones based on cookies definitely get my attention include the Oreo, Chips Ahoy, and Samoa (Girl Scout Cookie). And if that doesn't hook you in, the fact the donuts "melt in your mouth" is a unique trait that makes them stand out. Now here is the criticism of the "melt in your mouth" angle. I am unsure what fat base they use either lard, butter, or whatever, but there is a slight "taste" of it when the donuts are fresh out of baking. Kind of "unique" to say this but the donuts taste better when cooled for me. Don't get me wrong for Dixie Cream is still good, but just a little detail I noticed pertaining to my experience. Ultimately, I will give this locaiton a four-out-of-five star rating for their speed, their collaboration with Too Good to Go, and the deliciousness of their donuts, more so when cooled for me. I will return more times, and if they are consistent, I will grant them their fifth star for consistency in an updated review.

Creamy and delicious ice cream with just the right amount of cookies. They also have fudge, candy…read moreapples, chocolate covered pretzels and much more..the place smells amazing..

Maybe it's just tonight, being a Saturday night and being busy, I'm not sure. Maybe it's simply…read morethat two teenagers are "in charge" right now (likely the problem). In any case, this was not a good time to be here. We waited near the register at the truffle counter. We waited while one of these employees talked with and loaded up chocolate for some people she obviously knew well- four or five people; a couple of adults and their teenagers. They had waffle ice cream cones, the dipped and sprinkled kind, a pint of ice cream to go, they ordered various chocolates and "oh can I get a candy apple" for one of the teenagers. Apparently this is free night because the worker told them there was no charge. She apparently knew this was wrong, because she tried to be very quiet about it, she whispered it to them while glancing over at us. Then she just walked away. Hey, maybe she owns the place, or Mommy and Daddy do and they are okay with their kid/employee giving away $75 worth of goods. Whatever. I mention it because it was weird. Like I said she just walked away after that and completely ignored us. She went to help people on the other side of the store to get them ice cream so we followed her and asked her where was the line to order chocolates and she said "oh well this is the ice cream line so I guess here". I didn't bother mentioning that we were standing over there waiting for her to assist us, she knew we were there and she knew we saw everything. Her cohort finally got around to us, we bought our chocolates and we left but Lordy, it rubbed me the wrong way. Snitty little teenagers giving stuff (a lot!) away to their friends for free and ignoring actual customers. What is going on with these kids? Kiliwins has good chocolate, just poor choice in employees.