Just found this absolute gem of a bakery in Cocoa. Peggy the owner was so sweet and welcoming. She…read moreshowed us all the goodies she had in stock and even let us sample some. We definitely will be back. If you are looking for yummyhomemade baked goods this bakery is a must try!

This was a wonderful stop for us on our trip north to Jax. We dropped in a few minutes before…read moreclosing but didn't feel rushed and enjoyed a yummy sample. We purchased a selection of cookies and bars that we brought to a friends home that night. We got rave reviews! Everything tasted homemade, was fresh with punchy flavors and great texture. We thought prices were reasonable and liked that the cookies were normal sized. I would definitely try it out and support a unique local business. This is in the garden center! Turn in there and go to the pink door on the left of the main building. No sign from the road...

In true French style it is very pricy. I'm not a huge fan of French food but this place is nice…read more Great for coffee and pastries. Just know it's going to be expensive. The atmosphere is nice. The staff is friendly and they do sandwiches and salads. I've tried them in the past and it was delicious. My daughter loves this spot and it's great to walk Cocoa Village and stop here.

High quality authentic food, friendly service, and the place was super cute and had a great French…read morefeel. Ordered the Italian sandwich (yes, in a French place), classic salmon croissant, & a variety of little desserts. Locals recommend the place and it's a real treasure with French bakery items.

My daughter loved the strawberry cheesecake. It took her a while to figure out what she liked but…read morefinally made a decision. The young lady was nice and patient. This place was very clean and Christmas music was playing . Nice joint .

Came to them for a door dash order, the guy inside told me it would take 10 mins for the order…read more Been sitting here for over 40 minutes with no update. Saw them serve multiple people while I was waiting what a joke

I was in desperate need of coffee yesterday so I asked some people under the Myrt Tharp Gazebo…read morewhere I could find a good cup of coffee. They all said absolutely OSSORIO bakery across the street. I got there about 9:30 AM and there was a line so obviously they're good. However, the line moved very quickly! They're very quick taking orders much faster than Starbucks could ever hope to be and not only taking your order but getting it to you. I appreciated that. It smelled so wonderful in there of roasted coffee, baking breads with just a hint of cinnamon in the air. If I could put that in a bottle I would definitely use it as an air freshener! Everyone was so friendly and understanding because I was in desperate need of coffee so my ability to articulate wasn't great. The coffee was perfect, just the right amount of milk and sugar I didn't have to change a thing. I'm up in Cocoa Village occasionally and I definitely will be stopping in here. I didn't get any of their pastries or food but everyone else who was having it said it was fantastic. Definitely worth a stop!

Stopped by on way to the beach for a quick lunch. We ordered the Black and Blue steak pizza (or as…read morethey call it, flat bread). It was good but not great. It was nice and hot and the pizza was enough to share but the meat was way too done and just meh. We sat outside enjoying the sun and service was fine. There's parking in the area. Would return to.

So glad we stopped by for dessert. Coffee smelled amazing. Baked goods too many to list…read more Next time we're trying Empanadas!

I was really looking forward to trying Fortuna Bakery after seeing the photos and reading some of…read morethe reviews. I stopped by around 8:30am plenty of parking, and the place looked just as nice and clean as it does in the pictures. The menu is big, so I took a moment to figure out what I wanted. I asked a couple questions, like I do at any new spot, but the woman behind the counter seemed impatient and annoyed. The bakery was basically empty, so I didn't understand why I felt rushed. I ended up ordering an espresso and a beef empanada. The espresso shot was good, but the empanada tasted old and didn't have much flavor. I chose to eat in my car because I didn't feel comfortable staying inside. I'm sure they have great food, but based on my experience, I won't be returning to try them.

On my recent cruise, we stopped at Cape Canaveral. I only had two stops on my agenda, Coco Beach…read moreand this cute little shop I read about serving some of the best key lime pies in Florida. After a sunny day at the beach, our group of eight walked to this shop and decided on buying a whole pie for $18 instead of two slices at $5 a pop. Certainly the better deal, but we also didn't want to regret later for not ordering enough. Well, it was a very good decision. We devoured the whole pie in one sitting like a bunch of starving hyenas seeing food for the first time in weeks. There was not a crumb left by the time we finished. The pie was as great as they say, and definitely one of the best I ever had. Just the right amount sour and tartness without being overly sweet. If I were to nitpick, then I would like a slightly thicker graham cracker crust. Not sure when I'll come back to Cape Canaveral again. However, if I do, this may have become stop number one on my list. You can find beaches everywhere, but an excellent key lime pies is a treasure you rarely discover.

Some of the best places were the places we didn't even plan on stopping by, like this place. We…read morejust happened to stumble onto this little gem of a shop after visiting Ron Jon's main shop across the street. The word "ice cream" caught my eye, and even if it was late February, the weather was warm, which is strange, given a week prior to our arrival, it was freezing cold, so ice cream it was. There was a little line in the store, with only one man scooping ice cream for a bunch of people waiting (who was also the cashier). It was funny to see how people would copy each other with choosing the flavor; the lady in front said "sweet cream" flavor, and each successive person behind her said the same thing, even if they were not with her. I stuck to my guns and got the Key Lime Pie Ice cream, which was a great choice! Sweet, creamy and tangy, all the right combo! They also have candies, salt water taffies of all flavors, beer, alligator jerky, Tortuga rum cakes, key lime pies, a huge wall of hot sauces, and gifts. I ended up walking out with a bottle of hot sauce and orange blossom perfume roller ball, which was very nice. Prices were reasonable given this is tourist-town.

An absolute delight!…read more A friend and I rode our bikes from Mims, in search of good coffee, and good breakfast, and stumbled across the Sunrise Bread Company. I am so glad, we did! The coffee? Amazing! The service? Great! The ambiance? Wonderful! Breakfast? Awesome! We will definitely be back.

I've visited sunrise every time that I come to titusville to…read morevisit my parents. Every single time the food and coffee are absolutely impeccable. The quality in every item offered is undeniable; ultimately that's why I continue to visit. However, I have to express my distaste for the costumer service. I came in today and I got great service from the blonde guy who rung me up. However, the rainbow haired barista seemed to be very stressed out with the Sunday rush. Multiple people received both their drink and their food orders before me, and while I don't mind waiting, I asked to just confirm that my food was being worked on. The barista was very curt and especially not happy to deal with me when I had to ask again if my smoothie was being worked on. I totally understand the breakfast rush can be stressful, and dealing with a long list of orders can be a lot to deal with, but I was not impressed by the communication skills of the barista. I also didn't appreciate how she was speaking to her coworkers. Regardless, the food and coffee speaks for itself so I will be returning! I just hope that she's able to learn to communicate with kindness, especially when nothing but patience and understanding was given.

We finally gave in and tried the local ice cream landmark shaped like a giant ice cream cone…read more Apparently everyone else in town had the same idea. At 8:30 PM there was still a line. Not a "something must be wrong" line. A "we willingly stand here because ice cream is involved" line. My son ordered what can only be described as an engineering marvel: chocolate ice cream in a waffle cone dipped in chocolate and then rolled in either Butterfinger, Heath, or some other delicious candy-coated masterpiece. I honestly lost track somewhere between "dipped" and "rolled." It looked less like an ice cream cone and more like a dare. My daughter got a twist cone rolled in Heath pieces and was equally thrilled. Both kids loved their treats, which is a pretty solid endorsement considering teenagers treat compliments like they're being charged by the word. The place was clean, the staff was friendly, there were plenty of benches to sit and enjoy your sugar-induced happiness, and they even have a rewards program. Because apparently they know we'll be back. We're locals, not tourists, and this place is ALWAYS busy. After our first visit, I finally understand why. If you see me standing in that line again, mind your business.

Fun quick and tasty. Clean outdoor seating area. Do not go at 8pm, it was a wait of over 30 minutes…read moreand things were sold out. Went back the next day at 4 with no problem other than strawberry being sold out.