Can someone please explain why Florida gets all the fun bakeries?!…read more My father-in-law surprised Jason with a birthday cake from Smallcakes after it came highly recommended, and now I completely understand why. Jason's grandparents have enjoyed their cupcakes before, so expectations were already pretty high... and somehow they still managed to exceed them. Jason requested a carrot cake for his birthday, and all his dad told Smallcakes was, "Carrot cake, golf theme." Smallcakes absolutely understood the assignment. This cake was GORGEOUS. Every little golf detail was so thoughtfully done, and it looked almost too good to eat! Seriously the sandpit and grass... just wow. (Keyword: almost.) Now let's talk about the icing... because I genuinely have not stopped thinking about it. Im SO picky with icing, I would happily eat it straight from the container with absolutely zero shame. It was rich without being overly sweet, perfectly smooth, and somehow managed to make an already incredible carrot cake even better. Every bite was moist, flavorful, and downright dangerous. (Side note pull out of fridge a little before eating). We're honestly a little heartbroken we're only visiting because I had every intention of trying half the cupcake display too. Unfortunately, we still have a mountain of birthday cake left. ...Then again, challenge accepted. If you're anywhere near Pensacola and need a cake for a birthday, celebration, or just because it's Tuesday and life is hard (which would be me at least 2x a week) do yourself a favor and stop by Smallcakes. Our birthday boy couldn't have asked for a more perfect cake!

They did an amazing job on my kids' custom cakes! I sent them a picture I found on Pinterest, and…read morethey recreated it perfectly :)

I got a small Bundt cake as a gift and it was delicious. I will definitely take the time to stop in…read morefor more.

If you haven't tried the Dubai Chocolate cake at Nothing Bundt Cakes yet, you're missing out! The…read morerich chocolate paired with the pistachio filling is absolutely amazing--such a delicious and unique combo. Hopefully they'll have it available when you stop by, because it's definitely worth trying!

Simple bakery open since 1946 with delicious cakes, cookies and treats. Parking is limited…read more The cake was super heavy for its size, therefore moist. They had the cake ready on time and decorated as requested. Would recommend and use them again.

I have been coming to J's Bakery since I was a little girl. I realize they have changed owners but…read morehoped the current owners would keep the same charm and customer service. WOW! I simply ordered cookies and cupcakes and had to change my order. I had to call back three times because the person (guessing the owner) was not there?? I would think a teenager in high school could take an order change. I just got off the phone with the business development manager making excuses and eventually yelling at me. Unbelievable. Been going here for 30 years and will never go back because of that human and the lack of customer service. J's bakery used to be a wonderful place with nice people who worked there.

Amazing Vegan Restaurant! I've been here several times and…read moretried a bunch of different items, everything I've had so far has been fantastic (with a couple personal notes). * Hummus & Pita Plate - 10/10 Best hummus ever! The veggies are super fresh, and the warm pita is my favorite menu item. * Bacon Avocado Club - 10/10 Hearty, flavorful, and seriously satisfying. * Lion's Mane Chimichurri Sandwich - 5/10 Flavor was great, but the mushroom texture was too chewy for me. * Sriracha Mac & Cheese - 10/10 Absolutely addicting. * Knuckle Sandwich - 8/10 Tasty, but not as filling as the club sandwich. Even my non-vegan friends love this place! Delicious food, good vibes, and a super friendly staff. Definitely recommend checking it out!

This is one of those restaurants that makes you feel REALLY good about eating there. Everything -…read moreand I mean EVERYTHING - is vegan. Our waitress was a lovely woman and was very helpful and informative. My friend has a nut allergy, and our waitress was very cautious and informed us of EVERYTHING that had nuts in it that the table ordered just in case she wanted to try someone else's dish. And they make their cashew cheese in-house???? AMAZING! The food was delicious, the atmosphere was rustic and original, yet had a light, airy feel with all of the vining plants hanging around the room. A lovely little lunch spot. We will be back!!

Brilliant concept for the Java lovers and liquor imbibers alike…read more The interior is luxe by Pensacola standards. Large overstuffed pin cushion leather sofas. Coffered ceilings. Exposed, real old brick that's from god knows when. Lots of copper old fashion coffee roasters. Bespoke bar. I dig the vibe and haven't even tried the patio yet. The Irish latte was delish. The whipped baileys cream on top delightful. My husband had the French 75 which was mildly citrus in such a pleasant way. Zero burn or bitterness for a straight black coffee beverage which impressed me! We had an omelette and the blueberry muffin. Omelette was tasty, fresh, hot and had ample cheese and ham. I liked the Dijon topped on. The muffin was really extra. It was large and it was covered in coffee cake sugar kind of crumble. Really big, generous serving of blueberries. It was super moist. Hate to add to the hype of this place because I admit, theres already a line out the door, but I only just recently discovered it after being here nearly a year. It's a wonderful Find and I'm already planning to make it one of my regular stops.

Super cute coffee shop right in the heat of downtown Pensacola! There was a short line on arrival…read moreand several smiling faces at tables across the room. The copper espresso machines and coffee bean roasting equipment was unique to see while you waited for your order. The barista had great recs and the menu was diverse. We ordered the Maple Brown Sugar Latte that's made with organic maple syrup from Vermont! It wasn't overly sweet which I appreciated. We also ordered a standard latte that was nice. We saw several orders of savory looking crepes come out as we waited- will have to try next time!

Perfect for a ladies lunch or to satisfy your sweet tooth. Macaroons in a variety of flavors,…read morecakes, cookies and many other scrumptious goodies. The dining room has old world charm with lots of fairy lights.

Almond croissant~ $5, a little dry, not very sweet…read more Cannoli-$4.50 soggy bc it's prefilled, I should've known better. unfortunately it's not a traditional ricotta filling, tastes like icing. I would not purchase this again.

The cake for are 50 anniversary was really good and everyone loved the look , only one thing…read moremissing was the gold on the cake but I can dismiss that because the cake was that good Thank you to Sherrys

The flavor is great. The cakes are tender and just plain good! Their decorator is probably one of…read morethe best around.

Had lunch here and tried a few menu items. I liked the smoothies, avocado toast and tofu scramble,…read morethe açaí bowl was ok but the açaí itself didn't have much flavor. The everything cookie and matcha cheesecake were really good. All the staff were super nice and accommodating, and I enjoyed the live music on Sunday. Will be back!

Cafe Single Fin: Great Concept, Average Plate…read more Cafe Single Fin is one of those places where the experience starts before you even find the restaurant. I drove around the block several times looking for it. Turns out, the restaurant is tucked inside a surf and skateboard shop. Once I finally figured that out, I walked in and immediately knew this wasn't going to be your average Pensacola lunch. The cafe is basically the centerpiece of the shop, surrounded by some seriously interesting vibes. I was greeted by scream-o music, which eventually segued into coffeehouse music and then some lighter indie stuff. Quite the musical journey. I half expected the playlist to ask me to pick a lane. What drew me in was the menu. Clean, interesting and exactly the kind of thing that makes you think, OK, these people might be onto something. I went with the blackened mahi tacos with rice and beans. And this is where things got a little less interesting. The food was fresh. The presentation was nice. Unfortunately, the flavor never really showed up for work. The mahi was supposed to be blackened, but I'm not convinced the blackening seasoning actually made it from the kitchen to the plate. The beans were also undercooked and under-seasoned. Nothing was bad, exactly. It just lacked the punch that the menu had promised. And that's the frustrating part. There is clearly a cool concept here, and the menu has enough personality to make you expect something memorable. The plate just didn't deliver the same energy as the room. Maybe I'm simply outside the target demographic. There seemed to be a pretty strong twenty-something surf/skate crowd, and perhaps I'm just not fluent in the culinary dialect of that demographic yet. Interesting place. Interesting concept. Interesting vibes. Friendly/helpful staff. Pretty average food.