Amorette's Patisserie has become a Disney Springs staple for me over the years! It always contains…read morethe most delicious cakes, baked goods, and wine slushes. Although the menu is small and straightforward, the quality here is unmatched. I typically like to come when I am celebrating a birthday or holiday as they always have at least 1 seasonal treat. For this experience, I was able to delight in the Apple Cheesecake designed to look exactly like the poison apple from Snow White. It is so beautiful and the taste is a perfect blend of fall flavors. I did not pick up a drink on this trip, but I would highly recommend if you're searching for a refreshing alcoholic beverage.

OMGGGGGGGGGG this was so good. We were here for Christmas and got some things that were def themed…read morefor the season. Here's hoping they have similar things year round because I will definitely be back here. The Hot Cocoa Creme Brulee was so good I literally licked the bowl after. I also loved the Butterscotch Christmas Candy hubby got. He wasn't as impressed as I was so it might be good to try different things so here's hoping everything there tastes as good. Loved: - Butterscotch Christmas Candy - Hot Cocoa Creme Brulee

Decided to try this place while walking through Disney Springs. There was a line but it moved…read morequickly. Once inside, you realize that the line is because the bake shop is small so, they try to limit the #of people in at once. The menu they give you is so cute and compact. We tried the chocolate chip cookie. It has chocolate chips on top, on the bottom, and on the inside. Lol. This cookie was gigantic and honestly, should not be eaten by one person in one day. We split it down the middle and I still think I needed at least two days to eat my half. It's like a whole pound. You're definitely getting your money's worth. I would for sure try this place again when there are four of us. Lol.

I missed the opportunity to go to the Gideon's in the Winter Park location, so when I came across…read morethis shop at Disney Springs, I had to make it a point to go in and try their cookies. Not sure why they had a line outside when I first arrived, but I understand now. It's a bit tight in there so they're trying to do crowd control and they need to keep the doors closed to maintain the ambiance of the shop's theme. One i got in line, I was handed the most adorable cookie menu with the flavors of the month. I didn't wait too long until I got inside and saw the most fun interior! It was decorated in a goth bookstore theme, low lighting with goth portrait artwork on one side of the wall, and books lined up on the other walls. As you make your way down the line, you see the huge cookies on display (similar in size to Levain cookies) as well as the cakes they sell too! They also sell cold brew based drinks and water, milk and chocolate milk. I wanted to pick out some cookies to bring home to the family, however most of their flavors contained nuts (kids have nut allergies), so I bought everything that didn't have nuts: the Bites (flavor of the week was OG chocolate chip), and a Cookies & Cream and the Triple Chocolate flavors. Dang - the cookies are indulgent and delicious! These cookies are pretty hefty so I could only eat about an eighth of one at a time. Soo good, but pretty sweet, so have a cup of tea/coffee/milk close by. I loved all the flavors I got, but the OG chocolate chip was my favorite of the three. Stop by if you are near one, just be prepared to wait in line for these treats!

Our first day at EPCOT as we wandered through France, the line for this quick service restaurant…read morewas literally out the door. There had to have been a couple hundred people in line. I was not about to do that but on our second trip to EPCOT the line was considerably shorter (barely outside the stanchions) so we picked up dinner here. It's delicious. The turkey BLT I ordered was excellent. We also got a few desserts, though they aren't listed on the menu so I can't remember what it was. There was one with maybe some kind of cream and strawberries, and that was our favorite. My friend got the croissant that went viral; it is huge, about a foot long at least and half dipped in chocolate. Service was quick and friendly. Definitely worth a stop if the line isn't out the door, since it moves fairly quickly.

After experiencing a few attractions at Epcot, we came across the French restaurant. We observed…read morethe variety of pastries and sandwiches that are offered at the restaurant. After waiting in line for five to ten minutes, it was our turn to order. We discussed the available options with the server and decided on the Macaron Trio, Apple n Brie, and Framboise. Our food arrived quickly, within five minutes. It was delicious and satisfying, providing us with the energy we needed to continue exploring the park's other attractions. It was a great place to stop, especially with its variety of sweet treat options.

Might be the best cookie I ever had. It cost $5.50 and was served in a small paper bag. It tasted…read moreexactly like what a s'mores cookie should taste like: chocolatey, not too sweet, with gooey marshmallow. I liked it a lot and considered getting a few more. But the cashier said they only last about 3 days and I wasn't going home until 4 days later. I probably could have froze them. Oh well, it gives me an excuse to return! The Cookie Bar at summer house serves as a nice AC'd respite if you are trying to evade the summer heat and humidity. They have a few tables inside and you can also get a nice beverage in addition to the cookies. The cookie bar is impressive in and of itself. There are cookies stacked on cookies displaying like 20 different kinds. I was tempted to get the Thai banana one and the seasonal cherry pie one, but alas, I got the smores. I also got a peach lemonade and it was great!! Very refreshing! I highly recommend this place even if you prefer crispy cookies. They have a good crunch while still being chewy.

This place has the BEST cookies I've ever had!…read more Gideon's Bake house line was too long, so I came here instead. I won't be putting them 2nd on my next visit. Making a beeline straight to this place. The cookie crew was so nice and patient, even with all those people. The goods were so flavorful and moist. Absolutely perfect. I'd go back for these alone. They too had a line, but it wasn't around the corner, And was moving fast. Then there's the price. This place is significantly cheaper than It's competitors. Like $5 a cookie. My fave was the peanut butter cup cookie. My word, I want one right now! At any rate, come here, and bring me back a cookie:)

I just tried one of their signature parties, the school bread. It was a roll filled with custard…read morecream inside. The outside had coconut flakes and custard cream on the top in the middle. It was $5.49. It had a unique taste when I bit into it. It was not sweet at all and was very warmed. Very good for a dessert on a cold day. I also got a Caramel Cream and Gjetost Norwegian Brown Cheese Bolle for $5.49. It was very good. Inside the roll had a lot of filling. It was very cheesy and had a thick consistency inside. On the outside, there was a cream on top of a solid thick caramel piece. There was some glitter shine on the caramel piece. It did not melt at all so I had to bite the caramel piece with my teeth. The bread was very fresh, soft, and warmed. It was nice to try the Norwegian pastries for the very first time in Epcot Disney World. The line was a bit long in the evening when I was lining up. Good thing was that the service was fast so I didn't wait that long. It was around 10 to 25 minute wait to order.

I love that they added a little kiosk outside with limited options for those who want to save time…read more I was just there for the school bread so I was able to walk right up and get back on the trek around World Showcase. I thought the school bread was just ok. It was sweeter than I was expecting. But, I'm glad I tried it since it's not something you can typically find outside of Epcot in the US.

- Limited menu for breakfast/brunch options but they have a lot of pastries…read more - There are only about 6 tables inside, a couple of tables outside too - I got the tartine and the bread was so soggy - Pastry was good

Great mom and pop place for breakfast, menu is simple but great selections , have many variety of…read morepastries and staff is very attentive . Place is small with limited seating and can get little crowded . Food was great and price are very reasonable

Bakery 1908 has a clean, modern aesthetic and an impressive selection of Asian breads, pastries,…read moredrinks, and dim sum dishes. While the interior is more modern than the bakeries I grew up visiting in Flushing, New York, the food itself reminded me of home. I picked up a hot dog bun and a custard egg tart from the bakery, then ordered the Hong Kong sticky rice and lychee mango fruit tea with boba (50% sugar, 50% ice). These are some of my favorite comfort foods, and while the prices were a bit higher than what I'm used to back home, I was pleasantly surprised by every item I tried. Everything tasted fresh and authentic. The hot dog bun was soft, and the egg tart had a flaky crust with smooth custard. The sticky rice, wrapped in a lotus leaf, was warm, comforting, and had the subtle savory flavor I love. The fruit tea was refreshing, with real pieces of lychee and mango mixed in. There was plenty of seating for my friend and me to sit, relax, and enjoy our treats. If you're looking for authentic Asian bakery favorites in Orlando, Bakery 1908 is worth checking out. It's the perfect spot for brunch, whether you're craving something sweet or savory or just want a refreshing drink. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm missing the flavors of home.

On our previous visit to Orlando, we discovered Bakery1908 on Colonial Dr and we had breakfast…read morethere every. single. day. This time we stayed on I-Drive and found that they have a new location closer by in Lake Buena Vista, which we love even more than the first one. It's newer and way more spacious with a higher ceiling. The mural, the seatings and the greenery all help to create a very cozy and relaxed environment. It's busier too and harder to find a parking spot though. Their breads are so delicious, with so many varieties we always have a hard time deciding what to get, since we want them all! The swiss roll right by the entrance are delicious too! They also have cookies, and their crepe cakes are closest to Lady M than any other I've tried. You can tell that the crepe is really thin with rich layers of cream in between. It's an Asian bakery so the sweetness level is not as intense, and the bread dough is on the soft and pillowy side. Oh did I mention they also offer dimsum and a bunch of other things too. Yes, you can eat your breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea here. And probably still want more.

Overhyped!!! Not worth the price and wait. And, employees are soooo rude. If there were my…read moreemployees, I would've fire them instantly. Worst decision I've made at EPCOT. TWO THUMBS WAAAAY DOWN!

Some of y'all have never ordered from King Taco and it shows. Lol…read more This is a great spot for a cool treat before you stand in that long line next door for croissants. IYKYK. Great quality ice cream and gelato with cup, cone, macron, or brioche(!) options. It is interesting to order and then say it again when you go up to the counter when your number is called. Line moves quickly so it's not a big deal as far as the flow is concerned.

After years of seeing the s'mores on social, I was so excited to finally try it. It's a small store…read morewith a viewing window and a chocolate case. We stood in line for about 10 minutes and when we got to the register, we had great customer service. The s'more took about three minutes to come out. My friend and I were, unfortunately, disappointed. Instead of the graham cracker being crunchy, it's soft and kind of soggy. The graham cracker has a strong cinnamon flavor that took away from the flavor of the marshmallow and chocolate. We were very disappointed and we won't be going back. If it wasn't for the excellent service, this review would be rated lower.

This is my favorite chocolate spot! I always make a point to stop by when I'm in the Orlando area…read more I think last time I was there I didn't see the people making the chocolate which I got to see this time so that was pretty cool. We got the nine pack this time of chocolates with hazelnut, espresso, pistachio, and raspberry, and they were all divine. We also got gifts for people, the chocolate covered marshmallows, and we regret not buying more of those, as well as more of the individual chocolates. They wrap the chocolates so beautifully, too. Tiny shop with a bit of a wait but so, so worth it. The chocolates are so yummy but not sickly sweet like most. I'm drooling just thinking about it.

Located conveniently across the lobby.. is this cute, delicious little quick service coffee…read moreshop/cafe.. they offer a variety of beverages, coffee, lq, tea, lemonades, as well as some pastries, light snacks/fruit.. I stop in here frequently on our trip!

They took away the gift shop?!…read more Sorry, I get attached to nostalgic spots at Disney. But, as the Aerosmith Roller Coster will make way for the new Muppets home, Carousel Coffee has made its new home at The Boardwalk Hotel. I see Disney making these quick Grab & Go spots in other hotels. The Riviera has a similar concept coffee spot. My wife and I woke up and trust me, the last thing you want to do is drink coffee at a Disney park. Yuckko! (Is that even a word?) It was nice to get our coffee at Carousel Coffee, sit in the lobby and just take it all in. The Boardwalk hotel is an iconic hotel for us, I can still see my mom with my kids looking at the gingerbread house. Wearing the Boardwalk DVC sweatshirt I bought her at the gift shop. Now, all I can do is pour myself a coffee and ask for a DVC discount. Which Carousel Coffee does not offer!