After a very long test at Gulf Coast Hospital, we decided to have a long relaxing breakfast at the…read moreEuropean American Bakery. It has been many years since we went there The service was excellent and we ordered the frittatas, Dave had the Sombrero Frittata with potato salad and the sour dough bread. I had the Nordic Smoked Salmon Frittata with potato salad and sour dough bread too. Both frittatas were cooked perfectly with veggies and herbs. I had black coffee too. It was one of the nicest breakfasts that we had in a long time. The price was quite high $56 with a tip. The quality and the service were worth it!

My husband and I just had breakfast here, and unfortunately it was one of the worst breakfasts…read morewe've ever had. I used to come to this restaurant years ago and would rave about the food, so this experience was really disappointing. I do want to say the service was very good, our waitress was very sweet and attentive, and I have absolutely nothing negative to say about the service. However, both my meal and my husband's meal were awful, especially for the price we paid. The quality just was not worth it. Maybe it was just the two meals we ordered, I'm not sure, but if this had been my first time visiting, I would never return. I much prefer writing positive reviews over negative ones, but I felt people should know about our experience. Sadly, after this visit, we will not be coming back.

Best BAKERY in the whole Fort Myers/ Estero área. Best…read morespecialty coffee!!! Go for the Quiches and the Tiramisu Latte!!!!

I came in for sou dough bread and left surprised at how little sour dough flavor it has…read more Very disappointed in driving so far from my home to try a bread company called sour dough and so little culture put forth.

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

Great service, awesome staff and desserts, family owened, a real Cuban bakery in the Cape.read more

Very cute place (next to my favorite nail salon if you want a treat yourself day). I ordered…read morecoxinha (fried potato ball with seasoned shredded chicken in middle), pao de queijo (cheese bread) and a chocolate and coconut brigadeiro (like a soft bon bon). They didn't have the brigadeiros I wanted out but the lady was quick and kind to make them up for me. Everything tasted very fresh. The cheese bread I had here was by far my favorite of the few places I've gotten it at down here. And I loved the coconut brigadeiro as well. I would love to try one of their coffee creations next time. Definitely an affordable and cute place to stop in for a treat or a cafe meal.

this is a cute little shop, but expensive. I really did like the presentation of how they did their…read morecoffee and their food and I will go back. I think it's pretty bare bones right now cause they're fairly new. But the things that they did have to offer were nice. The service was excellent. That's what would make me come back. I do recommend.

Excellent quality food, unique menu, delicious drafts and Heidi makes it a great experience.read more

Ziggy zaggy Ziggy zaggy oi oi noisy! See what I did there? Seriously though..this is not a place to…read morehave a decent conversation across the table. It's more like a shouting match. That being said... The food was great. It's made to order. Which means it's fresh. The service was good as well. Our waiteress was very attentive and polite. Pro tip: opens at 430pm daily so make a reservation a head of time .my folks and I walked in at 445. Restaurant started filling from 5pm on.

We enjoyed a lovely and filling lunch here on a Sunday midday. I called in advance, per the…read moreinstructions on their website, for a reservation (which was not a problem at all). We were seated promptly and greeted by the owner and presumably, his wife, who proceeded as our server for the meal. The decor is fun and typically German. I could hear the pork being pounded out for the schnitzel after we ordered - a good sign that the food was being made fresh. Both the jaeger schnitzel and the curry wurst were delicious. The käsespätzle was tasty as well. We left with a number of boxes as the portions were generous. I would recommend giving them a try if you're looking for traditional German food in the area and want to support a local, family owned establishment.

Food is excellent, had the sauerbraten, red cabbage and dumpling…read more Wife had schnitzel, good sized portion. Service is excellent, friendly owner. Ambiance is definitely cool.

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