My friends and I wanted ice cream after our Ramen at Domu, so we walked next-door to this little…read moregelato bar. there are a few seats inside, as well as outdoor seating to enjoy your gelato. The woman working behind the counter was very nice. She let me sample a gelato before I tried it. She also explained all of the different desserts they have from crêpes to tiramisu and the different flavored gelato. They have a huge assortment of flavors for gelato. They have one full side that is all fruity flavors, and the other side, which has everything from chocolate orange to almond. I got the almond and the pistachio gelato. This is honestly the best gelato I've had outside of Italy. It was so creamy! After I ordered, I realized that they also have espresso here! The next time I come, I am absolutely getting an affogato with the gelato!

Cute spot in a strip mall. We got there towards the end of the evening. Some of the selections…read morewere near empty. Not everything was labeled. The server did answer any questions. Our gelato was good, but not spectacular. My wife had a small Boston cream. I got the Oreo. Definitely need to try this place again next time we are in Orlando. I'm thinking that since we were there late, we didn't have the best experience.

After a long road trip, sometimes all you need is a little ice cream to satisfy your sweet tooth…read more While in Orlando, I was seriously craving some delightful ice cream--and so was my dog, Bissy Elliott. I stumbled upon Bruster's Real Ice Cream, a dog-friendly spot with an impressive selection of flavors and toppings. They even have pup cups for furry friends like Bissy. After a few deliciously grueling minutes of deciding, I settled on a scoop of southern banana pudding and a scoop of cherry vanilla, topped with pineapples. Each bite was a blissful reminder of summer. As for Bissy, she happily devoured her cup of vanilla ice cream, complete with wafers and a milk bone. It was a treat fit for a queen. The place isn't fancy; it's tucked away in a corner of a strip mall, but there's plenty of parking available. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the prices were just right. Any place that caters to both dogs and humans earns a gold star in my book.

Best ice cream in the Orlando hands down! So many great options to try here and the staff is great-…read morethey have offer so many flavors and are willing to give suggestions and samples. My favorite is the peanut butter sundae, I'm a peanut butter lover so maybe I'm a bit biased there! Lol.

Super cute French bakery right near universal studios! Delicious and fresh pastries and staff was…read morevery friendly. The prices are okay and the matcha latte was really good and they have multiple milk substitutions available. Highly recommend if you want a coffee, matcha, or/and pastry near by.

I saw everyone walking with bags from this place and had no clue what it was so I looked it up and…read moresaw that it looked like a cool bakery and it was right next door. Of course, I had to go. Well, sorta. I sent my son because I was busy all day with my conference. Unfortunately, he didn't get the indoor pictures I would have liked but the foods he got were so filling, good and amazingly priced. The spinach and feta cheese danish was to die for. The monte cristo sandwich kept us full for a full day. I got the lavender latte and that was sooooo good. Wish I had the time to go in on my own and make my own selections but my intro into it did not disappoint and will definitely try again when I see one again.

Delicious flavors. Tart is my fave. Lots of toppings. They moved the two locations which is very…read moreupsetting. The one at Champions gate and one at Margaritaville are gone. Its worth the trip to the others but i miss those two. Plus the more u eat u can earn $5 off. Give em your phone number!

Let's begin with the seating situation…read more Apparently, this is a "food court" area at Disney Springs, which I assume means the food is provided by several establishments while the cleaning of the tables is apparently a community service project. No one seems to actually be responsible for cleaning the tables, so naturally, you can expect them to be covered in the usual sticky mystery substance. And because none of the restaurants sharing this little dining arena seem to believe in something as radical as a napkin or plasticware station, congratulations! You are now the busboy. Grab some supplies and clean your own table. Of course, first you have to get past the bouncer at the door, whose apparent job is to regulate access to the frozen yogurt line. Because apparently the fate of national security rests on who gets into the Froyo queue. Once you finally make it through that checkpoint, you have to ask the cashier for napkins. And this is where the experience really shines. The high-school-aged girl working there proceeds to give me attitude and asks, "Did you take enough?" Ma'am. First of all, your napkin dispenser doesn't work. Second, I am literally asking for napkins because your restaurant did not provide a functioning place for customers to get them. And third, perhaps save the interrogation for after my husband and I have recovered from being financially ass-taped for approximately $50 worth of three frozen yogurts. Nothing says Disney magic quite like paying amusement-park prices to clean your own sticky table while being reprimanded for taking too many napkins. The happiest place on Earth. Apparently just not the happiest place to get a napkin.

I haven't been here in a long time, but I remember loving the good quality ice cream and tea…read more Years ago, they had a sugar free option. I remember getting a sugar free coffee ice cream. I tried to go back about a year ago, and they didn't have the sugar free base anymore. I'll have to go back someday. The wall to wall sticky notes were always interesting! I liked the unique decor.

Good job Mr Cool. No complaints at all, loved the drinks, the staff and the Mr cools memory wall…read morewas amazing. Great idea for the customers!

Such a fun stop for a sweet treat! The Cookie Bar itself is small and can get busy, but don't let…read morethe line discourage you since it moves surprisingly quickly. The cookies are big, soft, moist, and seriously decadent. I also love that they rotate the flavors, so there's always something new and tempting to try. There's a really nice outdoor patio area too, which makes it a great spot to sit, relax, and enjoy your cookie. Definitely worth a stop for cookie enthusiasts!

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.

Last year when we were in Orlando we wanted to try Mango Mango but we only discovered it on our…read morelast day and they were closed already so this time we made it a point to stop in. We ordered A2- which is a mango ice cream, coconut, with fresh pomelo and mango on top. It was delicious and I would definitely order it again. We had just had lunch about an hour before and this was a delightful and refreshing treat. The restaurant is bright and open but a closer look revealed it needed some deep cleaning. The seat I was sitting in had visible dirt on it and there was some dark long hairs on the seat. I'm not grossed out by that type of thing because if you know anyone with long hair, it just falls out. No big deal but I certainly didn't expect to see it on the seat I was sitting in. The tables and bases all need a thorough cleaning as well as other areas I noticed during our visit. I'd understand this a little more if I saw they were super busy and only had one person working, however, we were the only customers, except for two to-go orders and the one employee was sitting down on his phone when he wasn't helping a customer. As someone who has been in the restaurant industry for over 35 yrs, I am well aware of the things needed to keep a restaurant successful. Attention to detail is one of the key factors and unfortunately Mango Mango is lacking in this area. I hope they can see this review and possibly take a closer look at the cleanliness because the food is on point. Next time I'm in the area hopefully I'll see. If not, I might need to find another place to visit.

Wow. The Mango Mango Dessert of Orlando (technically Lake Buena Vista) takes the trophy for…read moretop-rated dessert place in all categories of flavor, service, and ambience for the Disney area. Seriously, you can save all your other options for a rainy day. This is the place for any occasion, date, family gathering, or plain ol' get together with friends to enjoy sweets with great company. Located off South Apopka Vineland Road on the Northbound side, Mango Mango is situated in a relatively new development and plaza (if you look at the satelite imagery from Google maps, it will still show undeveloped land as of June 2026). It's less than a 10 minute drive from the Disney Springs property, and about an 18 minute drive from Old Town/Fun Spot which is where we were staying for this particular trip coming from Tampa. As you arrive, you will find a spacious lot, however the actual parking spaces do appear limited (something to consider if you decide to have a large reunion here). Upon entering, you will find a very clean storefront and reception. Overall the store maintains a very neat and tidy appearance that is very welcoming and neutral when it comes to the varying demographics of customers. While we have been to Mango Mango before in a New Jersey location, this location provides a bit of table service (which we have not experienced prior) for dine-in which makes it a bit more intimate. The menu offers plentiful choices of sweets - from bowls with fresh fruits and ice cream, to your specialty drinks including boba. To call Mango Mango a boba shop would do it injustice, as this place truly shines as a hollistic dessert spot. Honestly, you can't go wrong with any of the selections. Each dish/drink is perfectly made to their own specifications. The best part is that none are overly sweet, which I feel is a crutch that most dessert spots experience. Highly recommend the mixed fresh fruit with sago and jelly! Wish this was in Tampa because this would give our usual boba spot a run for their money. This is a must have if you're in the area, so treat yourself after long hot day at the parks at Mango Mango!

We wanted ice cream and after a fun family night out we stopped for Jeremiah's as it's a family…read morefavorite . We placed our order to go as we wanted to sit out by the pool and enjoy our evening treat. Our Order : Sour Green apple Italian ice, cotton candy Italian ice, strawberry lemonade Italian ice, mango gelati with vanilla ice cream and tajin , and cotton candy with vanilla ice cream . Service was excellent and I earned a bunch of points by using my app.

You already knowwwww coconut hands down!…read more lol I literally check every single location online before heading to a Jeremiah's lol im addicted to their coconut ice. It's so creamy love it ! 5 stars forever!!!! I will just say turn the music down a bit I feel like all locations the music is too loud, could barely hear the person talking lol...