Awesome food Awesome staff!! We come here all the time for breakfast its the best place in town by…read morefar!!

Tainos Bakery was such a great experience. It's a bakery with seating available, so you can…read moreactually sit down and enjoy your food, which I really appreciated. The place is clean, welcoming, and has Spanish music playing that adds to the atmosphere. What really stood out to me is how much it reminded me of the bakeries I used to go to in Puerto Rico to get fresh bread. That same warm, authentic feeling is definitely there. The staff was very friendly, and the food did not disappoint. I ordered a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich with sorullos and a café con leche. Everything was fresh and flavorful, and the coffee was strong and absolutely amazing. If you're looking for a spot that feels authentic, with great food and a comfortable place to sit and enjoy it, Tainos Bakery is definitely worth a visit.

Quesitos are a typical Puerto Rican puff pastry and finding "good ones" were a real problem…read more.. When I arrived to florida quesitos were one of the main treats I was searching for, I visited several pastry places and had been heavily dissatisfied and disappointed. Until I was told about Pan Pan (Thank you Lauren) CALLING ALL PUERTO RICANS AND LATINOS, the most amazing quesitos are right here !!!! They don't keep many on their shelves, they bake a fresh batch every morning and afternoon, this ensures we (the consumers) get them the way they're supposed to be. Flaky, sweet, tarty, crunchy OOOOMMMGGG IT'S ALWAYS AMAZING. And lucky You if you get one nice and warm their cafe latte is done so right every time, not falling behind their breakfasts as well. Anyone not giving 4/5 stars is just a difficult customer. They do take their time making your food "MAKING" your food, not reheating food. What more can you ask for? if you're in a rush, call ahead, your food will still be waiting on you, hot and fresh. If you don't believe me, it's all your loss and it's totally okay cause it's more for me my colleagues and family if you want an average quesitos, coffee, or breakfasts go wherever. If you want amazing, go to PAN PAN. See ya there.

Enjoyed guava and cheese pastries today. Excellent!!! Good service. Many items to purchase from the…read morefood and bakery cases!! No frills and clean store. Go try a pastry sweet or savory.

Already been here twoce and i don't even live in Orlando/Longwood. This is the cutest little bakery…read morewhere the owners are the nicest ladies. They take time out of their day to make sure your order is correct and up to your standards. Their pastries are devine, so soft and fresh, their coffee is actually very good (and I am a coffee snob), so i even brought more people with me every time i went. It's a very relaxing family place and ambiance is nice, makes you feel at home. P.S. My ratings are based on whether I believe I could make a better or healthier version at home. If food/drinks/service impress me, I'll be happy to come back. If not the stars reflect that.

It's a cute little bakery and cafe. They have a variety of breads and pastries. I love their…read morecroissants. Some of the breads have fillings. The lemon filled one could use more filling. Super fresh baked goods.

This restaurant had a very peaceful ambiance. The server was very kind and respectful. Restaurant…read morewas also very clean. The bread was SO GOOD (and massive). I really enjoyed everything I had.

My family visited Sourdough Bread House for the first time on a Sunday for brunch with a friend…read more(there were 4 of us). When we walked in, the restaurant was just starting to get busier and the staff seemed slightly unprepared for an influx of guests at that time. We stood at the door for a bit, unsure whether we were supposed to be seated, seat ourselves, or order at the counter first. If you are dining in, then they will provide table service. Once seated, we quickly decided what we wanted to order. My friend was excited to try their Turkish coffee and I was looking forward to trying their Turkish breakfast that I had heard great things about. If you love a good snack plate and enjoy nibbling on a variety of cheese, bread, fruits, veggies, etc. then the Turkish breakfast will be right up your alley. The Turkish breakfast includes cucumbers, tomatoes, bell peppers, a cheese plate with avocado and a fried egg, tahini and molasses, jam, Nutella, local honey, fresh fruit, apricot and walnuts, olives, zahter, ezme, butter, and kaymak. It was enough food for my husband & me to share. It's also served with one glass of Turkish tea and a basket sourdough bread. They're obviously known for their fresh baked sourdough bread and it did not disappoint. I can see why their bread is so popular and it was nearly already sold out for the day. While everyone we encountered was very friendly, the service was a little spotty, and no one ever came back to check on us once the food came. They forgot to bring the tea and Turkish coffee for my friend. Once we walked up to the counter to remind them, they brought it very quickly. No one ever came with the check, so we ended up paying at the counter. Not sure if that's the normal process, but it was unclear. Overall, we did enjoy it, but maybe it was just an off day from a service stand point.

I recently tried D'Amico and Sons Italian Market and Bakery. It's located in one of the last open…read moremalls in the Orlando and Central Florida area. This mall does feel like a backroom, or liminal space. They are as advertised, a local Italian market, deli, and bakery. The trifecta, if you will. It's got a huge parking space area and located next to a gym. They offer a lot of Italian goods from cheese to meats to pistachio spread to snacks. The meat counter offers hot sandwiches and they even have a sandwich of the week. They have a bakery counter and to no one's surprise, many items will be sold out if you go at the end of the day. This was disappointing for me as I really wanted to try their pistachio sfogliatelle. So we got two huge sandwiches, which they cut in half for you, and some baked goods and coffee. They have a coffee counter and the lattes are good. We tried the sandwich of the week, which was a breaded chicken cutlet on fresh baked bread with caramelized onions, fig jam, and provolone. This was a 8.5/10. It was good, rich, and fatty. Not a light meal sandwich. Definitely had half of it and felt very full. We also got the Soprano, which was a breaded chicken cutlet on fresh baked bread with pesto, tomatoes, prosciutto, arugula, and fresh shaved parmesan. This was a 9/10. Lighter on the body than the other sandwich, but it was still filling and I can only have one half at a time. The sandwiches came out to about $30 for both, but that's almost four meals right there for that price. For the baked goods, we tried the Nutella sfogliatelle, pistachio creampuff, and a pistachio cannoli. A sfogliatelle is a laminated pastry that looks like a lobster tail. This was delicious and crispy and sweet. I wish I could have tried the pistachio one. This was a 8.5/10. The pistachio creampuff surprised me. This was a 8.5/10. I thought it was going to be too sweet, but it was good. Pistachio flavor could have been stronger. The pistachio cannoli was a 10/10. This was insanely good and perfect and I should have bought five of them. We tried the cookie butter latte from the cafe. This was a 9/10. The cookie butter was well mixed with the espresso and the espresso was strong and high quality. Overall, this place was a 9.5/10 and I will be back. I mean those prices and that quality moves it from the "let me try" list to the "let me be a regular" list.

Saw an ad for D'Amico & Sons and decided it was worth the drive over to the Oviedo Mall for lunch…read more I'm glad I made the trip. The market occupies a storefront outside the mall with plenty of convenient parking nearby. Once inside, I was impressed by how spacious it is. There's a bakery, deli, gelato case, and an impressive selection of prepared foods including lasagna, spaghetti and meatballs, Alfredo, and other Italian favorites. Shelves are also stocked with imported pastas, sauces, olive oils, and other specialty items, making it just as much an Italian market as a lunch destination. I arrived around noon and found a short line at the deli counter. Even during the lunch rush, I had my order placed and was waiting in the pickup area within about five minutes. Now for my own self-inflicted mistake. I walked in fully intending to order the Sinatra with mortadella, but somehow had a complete brain freeze and ordered the Sparano instead. I didn't realize my error until I unwrapped the sandwich at one of the outdoor tables. Oh well...it looked too good not to dive in. The Sparano is built on a beautiful artisan roll with basil pesto, a cold chicken cutlet, Prosciutto di Parma, fresh mozzarella, roasted red peppers, arugula, and a balsamic drizzle. Flavor wise, it was excellent. Every ingredient tasted fresh and high quality. My only criticism was the overall texture. The sandwich ate a little dry for my taste, and I think it could benefit from a touch more moisture, perhaps a little extra balsamic, olive oil, or another spread to better complement the hearty bread. The roll itself was exactly the type of rustic Italian bread I normally love, with a chewy interior and beautifully crisp crust. Combined with the generous size of the sandwich, however, it became a bit of a challenge to take a proper bite. By the end, the roof of my mouth had definitely lost the battle with that crust. Even so, the quality of the ingredients and the generous portion made it an excellent value. Next time I'll actually order the sandwich I intended, the Sinatra and if it's as good as it looks, I have a feeling I'll be making this trip more often.

I'm happy every time I go in here…read more Every visit I get the large strawberry and cream croissant because it that's delicious. I also decided to addd the cronut with Nutella this time around. Personally would have just enjoyed Nutella on top and no filling. But that's just me!

i came here to do some focus work & was greeted by the cutest shop w/ so many goodies. they had so…read moremuch desserts and breads to choose from. the inside was polished, clean, & lots of seating. for my people who need wifi- it worked great. that's important for cafe's !! i ordered the korean iced coffee & i loved. it's going to be a sweet coffee that has a creamy, nutty taste to it - if you haven't tried it before, you should try it here. i will definitely be back to get my fill of the pastries. thanks for the lovely trip !!

Try the tiramisu cheesecake, amazing The burnt cheesecake…read morewas amazing as well. Great job on these cheesecakes Area gets busy. Service was great. get there early because they do sell out and you will be sad Do recommend

I smile so me and my little one ventured here because she saw on tic tok that this place had the…read moretrending fruit pastries. We came on a weekday to check it out and got the rose and the raspberry looking pastry. They had other unique looking flavors that included a matcha, a mango, a lime, an apple, a coconut, but with the price that they were charging we limited ourselves to one each. Truth be told this is one trend I wish we never follow through with as those desserts came up short. They're beautiful to look at and take photos, but the flavors were just not there. For the rose these are that I got. I couldn't finish it as it glacked and taste. My daughter really enjoyed her raspberry treat but she also agreed that it wasn't worth the hype. I would like to say that we'd like to go back to try the other flavors but we have no desire to do so.