Best Cake Places in Orlando

"The Glass Knife is more on the higher end as far as coffee shops go, but definitely worth a visit. They have a full menu complete with breakfast, lunch, brunch, coffee, and bakery items. The desserts are so beautiful you won’t even want to eat them (but please do, they’re delicious)."

"Your go-to destination for cakes, desserts, donuts, fun sweet treats and specialty coffee in Orlando. The Glass Knife has an eclectic menu of doughy goodness. We highly recommend their peanut butter and jelly donut."

"Owner Steve Lewis claims his recipes came from the 1898 diary of a boy named Gideon. Whether that’s true or not, you can experience the tasty results at their original shop at East End Market in Audubon Park near downtown Orlando — or their brand-new location at Disney Springs!"

"A post shared by Blue Bird Bake Shop (@bluebirdbakeshop) on Feb 14, 2018 at 5:55am PST. Located on thriving Corrine Drive in Orlando, this chic bakery specializes in cupcakes, muffins, scones, brownies, and cookies. Try the best coffee here, freshly brewed."

"Nestled in the burgeoning foodie haven of Audubon Park, Blue Bird Bake Shop offers up delightful cupcakes – scratch-baked from small batches. Does this mean your favorite might run out by afternoon?"

"Carlo's Bakery, home of the Cake Boss, Buddy Valastro, is known for their delicious pastries, desserts & cakes. Located in the Dining Pavilion, near GNC"

"On our way out, we stopped for a special treat at Sprinkles, a gourmet cupcake shop not far from T-Rex. We got three cupcakes to split between the four of us: chocolate marshmallow, s’mores and salted caramel. It was impossible to decide which was best, they were all so good!"

"Tiny retro Blue Bird Bake Shop, named after the favorite bird of the owner's grandma, offers daily baked cupcakes. Flavors range from classic chocolate to quirky vanilla black pepper or sweet potato."

"Wall St. Plaza's best kept secret is also one of the most intimate bars in Orlando. But be ready, a visit to The Hen House is always full of surprises."

"Traditional comfort food, served with a smile in a Central Florida location. Always busy, the Peach Valley Cafe serves delicious plates of apple fritters, cinnamon roll pancakes and traditional breakfast favourites like breakfast skillets and biscuits with gravy. The Cafe has a wonderful old school feel about it, and everything on the menu is made using only the freshest local ingredients."

"All of the food at Peach Valley Cafe is homemade, using the best and freshest ingredients available which shows in the end breakfast. They have several locations around the city and the friendly service is always one of the first things people notice. Easily one of the best Orlando breakfast spots."

"Well, snap the picture and set your phone down, because you'll want both your hands â€" pie pop in one, mini-pie in the other? â€" to sample the wares of this friendly, from-scratch bake shop in Audubon Park. You may want to bring friends with hands, too. They havecake, "cutie pies,' hand pies, cookies and mason-jar pies, as well. Find a few varieties you love (you will, promise) and you can place an order for a full-size, 9-inch version. And sweets aren't all they do here. Savory versions include chicken pot, Buffalo chicken and quiches, as well. Seasonal ingredients mean fresh fare. Pop in to sample with a cup of joe or just come in to grab a box and go. You'll be back soon enough."

"Over in Audubon Park, check out P is for Pie Bake Shop, which has earned 4.5 stars out of 184 reviews on Yelp. You can find the bakery and breakfast and brunch spot, which offers desserts and more, at 2806 Corrine Drive"

"Clean-lined with an artisan twist to classic pies (as in sweet tarts with a biscuit base), offering mini and specialty options. Flavors include a sublime key lime and tiramisu."

"Christo’s Café is a recusant little diner on College Park's historic Edgewater Drive that serves a fantastic breakfast and lunch of hearty American comfort fare. Exuding the charm of a much-loved community greasy spoon, Christo's Cafe serves hearty meals on plastic tables outside or at vinyl-topped tables inside where the warm and welcoming atmosphere draws both regulars and visitors alike. Christo's hash-house classics are a favorite morning meal as are signature plates like the lamb and feta-filled Greek omelet, deep-fried French toast with bananas, and stacks of silver dollar pancakes accompanied by bottomless cups of coffee."