This place is located within a strip mall right on Semoran, just a bit south of University. Wonderful bakery with a great selection of Latin baked goods. The prices are very reasonable and the staff is friendly. They have hot food options as well and plenty of seating.

What an amazing find!! It's right on the main road and we honestly kept mentioning it as we would drive by on a regular basis. We finally made the stop in and have already been back a few times since! They are not just a bakery, which was absolutely what we assumed based on the name, but it's a full eatery! They have a buffet style line up with plenty of food options and honestly everything looked so good. We went after a meal to grab dessert / donuts for the next morning and boy it was hard to pick just a few things. I'm a guava fan and they had several options with that, and plenty without if you are NOT a fan. Everything was absolutely delectable and as I said we've already been back. Overall: A+ Hidden gem for a food and bakery spot! Be ready to have a hard time choosing just one or two things!!

The food was fresh, flavorful, and featured typical Latin flavors. The portions were generous and satisfying. The ladies behind the counter were very courteous and attentive to our order. The place appeared clean and well-lit. My daughter, who is visiting Orlando from Texas, mentioned that the prices are affordable and reasonable. There is a wide selection of Latin food available. We highly recommend FL Bakery and are planning to return.

Best surullos, love their breakfast sandwich, the coffee is never good I don't know it's not strong enough even though when I say less milk, the service is always good and the girls are nice, the atmosphere is definitely loud, so if you don't like noisy areas this isn't the place.

Wow, is my Spanish rusty. Don't let the receipt fool you... Only Spanish is spoken here. I've spent the last week using Duolingo to try to brush up, not specifically for this, but it was helpful nonetheless. I took Spanish both in high school and college, and for a while spoke well enough to get along, but that was many years ago, with little effort made to keep up the skill. This place is just a few minutes from my house, and I've been wanting to try it for months. I'm ashamed to admit that the first time I tried to come I chickened out and left because I wasn't confident in my Spanish. Today I was determined to make it work, communication barriers be damned. To their credit, either because they didn't speak English or didn't want to shame the obvious gringo, they made no attempt to speak English to me, but neither did they poke fun at my struggles. I kept it simple this time. Eggs, sausage, and toast, with a large coffee. The eggs were simple and plain, but the sausage was seasoned exceptionally well, and oh my God the bread ... . In short, I'll be back. And I have a new excuse to double down on my Spanish practice everyday. You should try it too, and if you need to, bring a Spanish speaking amigo. Also, apparently Robbie sounds like "Rabit" in gringo mumble.

The Orlando bakeries are taking over and this one knows it. Theee best Pan Sobao everrr! If you know, you know!! The food was incredible, it tasted like my mom made it and she is the real deal. I will return here for the bread and goods but also the top notch service. Very much recommend.

For some people, fluency in Spanish may get them a job or even a romance, but for me clearly it will just get me . . . fat. And FL Bakery will have no small role to play in that mischief. FL Bakery is a latin bakery which also serves lunch and breakfast food. The Puerto Rican and Cuban food and sweets on offer are, in terms of all I've tried, first-rate. The atmosphere is clean, well-organized, and inviting for dining-in though I suspect they also do a robust take-away business. The staff member who waited on me especially ensured I got my iced coffee made exactly how I wanted it--with far more care and dedication than any Starbuck's employee has probably ever provided me. And the donuts . . . forget Voodoo Donuts, these are even better and you don't have to stand in line for an hour to get them, either. The selection of savory goods/things for lunch are also impressive--especially the empanadas and alcapurrias. My only complaint is the location: nearly in Winter Park. I would love one on Colonial or somewhere around I-Dive. Also, some staff speak better English than others--they all try, but if you do know even some Spanish, for heaven's sake use it. It will go a long way.

I stopped by the restaurant/bakery for breakfast on Thursday, November 10, 2022. Considering they were operating as Hurricane Nicole was moving over the Orlando area, I applaud them for keeping their doors open when other establishments were shuttered. The overhead electronic menu boards did not indicate the restaurant offered breakfast sandwiches but, Yellis, a cashier, was very helpful in providing me a rundown of their breakfast offerings including the items in each of their sandwiches. I opted for a Ham, Egg and Cheese Sandwich on Sweet Bread and a Cafe Con Leche. The Sandwich was delicious and the choice of sweet instead of regular bread balanced the saltiness of the ham and was just the perfect combination. As to the Cafe Con Leche, I've had better iterations but, it may be I'm used to the Cuban style of the beverage. Next time I'll certainly try their selection of pastries as they were a definitely a feast for the eyes.

I have always heard about FL Bakery in Kissimmee so I was delighted to see a new location opened up not too far from me in Orlando. I walked in not knowing what to order and I didn't want too much heavy food or anything sweet so getting a sandwich was the perfect choice. I got a chicken sandwich and it was simple, yet amazing and delicious! Very tasty and it had me wanting to try other things on the menu the next time I visit, because there definitely will be a next time!