Dolce Bakery & Cafe

Love this bakery! Delicious pastries & really good coffee. Best place in Kissimmee. :)

I would give this place 0 stars but that is not an option. They completely ruined my custom ordered cake for a very important 60^th Birthday party. Attached is the original and what was delivered. I am highly disappointed and caution everyone to not order from this place!

Paola Alejandra was so sweet and informative! My boyfriend and I are visiting from New York and she even offered for us to call her ahead of time for her to make s special meal. My boyfriend and I were completely amazed at the fact someone offered to do such. We tried the passion fruit and mango natural juices, the moment we took a sip from our juices we were blown away by how natural and flavorful they were. You MUST try their natural juices !!!
–my bf had a ham and cheese croissant, which was something light but he really enjoyed it. On the other hand, I had a tequeno which is a typical Venezuelan food. I think it could have been a little more moist but it was good.

It should be called Dulce, since it’s a Latin not European, café.
Nothing special… I don’t appreciate being fooled into thinking I’m going into an Italian bakery.

I expected Dolce to be different than it was back when the original ownership was there but it wasn’t. the difference is not huge but if you’re like me, you’ll notice that the traditional Venezuelan items are not as they used to be. the Colombian (I think) influence has taken over and although, it still beats most of the other spanish bakeries in the immediate area, it isn’t worth the price you’re paying for it. stick to the classics like tequenos, cachapas and you’ll be ok. not sure how their pastries/​cakes are but we’ll still go back for the classics. enjoy!

GROSS!!! The must disgusting hayacas ever. Also don’t pay by phone, if for any reason you need to cancel an order, you must go to the store, other wise forget it.

FOOD is great, waiting is fair and service is fair. However in order to have high level Venezuelan gastronomic experience — this is the place to be.

I visited Dolce three times… and I don’t think I will be back. Every time I went I had to choose a different product because the one I was looking for was not available. The ones I tried had been kept warm but they were clearly not fresh. They were soft and kind of chewy instead of crispy… not a fan of this place…

Cute little bakery. Small assortment of items in the case to choose from. I chose the tiramisu. The ends were a little dry, but the center was moist and delicious. It was garnished with coffee beans. They serve Lavazza coffee. My friends opted for the caracol, one Nutella, one caramel.
Service was s little slow.

It’s been a while since my last visit at Dolce and I was pleasantly surprised. Great service, the food is tasty, traditional and in big proportions. I’m always skeptical of traditional Venezuelan food, but Dolce nailed it completely. The cachapas were flavorful and amazing, my husband had the patacon and it was unbelievable. I would definitely recommend Dolce and will come back again soon!

We live two hours away from this shop so we’ve been looking forward visiting it for a while now. We were truly disappointed on two major things. First of all, we ordered two empanadas and two Cachitos. They were so cold they felt like they could of been from the day before. I had to ask the employee to warm it up for me in the microwave. Like seriously? The ham in the Cachitos was grounded instead of the traditional cube shape. It just didn’t taste right. The employees forgot my coffee and I finally got it by the time I was leaving. I must say the ambiance was nice and it was very clean. But without good food and good service they will not make it. Sadly we won’t be coming back.

I’ve never had to wait so long to pay for my meal. Well, I guess there is a first time for everything!
That said, their fruit juices are legit. I ordered the mango and it did not disappoint. I also ordered two Colombian empanadas, and a Venezuelan. I asked beforehand if they were hot. I was told that they were hot, and needless to say, had to go back up to have them reheated.
The empanadas themselves were tasty from a flavor standpoint, but, were way too greasy.
It was a good snack but I’m not inclined to return.

Great place for coffee and breakfast! Everything is always fresh made it part of our trip drove to 2 hrs to get here love it. Prices are reasonable

Good food but the service can be very slow and unfriendly. Great pastries and I love the Cuban sandwich

Me parece excelente de verdad esta panadería Dolce Bakery lo mejor. Lo recomiendo 100% sus postres son lo máximo su comida el vino al
Ambiente todo es riquísimo y en su Instagram colocan cosas bellísimas @dolceorlando son los mejores

This place is awesome, love everything here and the staff are very friendly and nice.

With the exception of their tiramisu and a few good items, the staff here aren’t very friendly. They don’t acknowledge you at all because they don’t believe in greeting their guests. They act as if you’re there for free food as if you’re not a paying customer .
On top of the horrible service, the line to pay for your meal is a very long wait because it is the same line as the other people ordering their food. The longest wait time to pay was 30 minutes !! After a meal of old chicken that was warmed up in the microwave, I promised myself to never set foot here again ! Bye!

The best coffee and pastry shop in Kissimmee. Elegant and professional environment. Friendly Italian personnel. Good foods and beautiful smiles.

A modern French themed bakery with great service! Tried too many Desserts that were delicious! Will return!

Let me start by saying that Dolce is not indicative of what an Italian bakery should be. Having grown up on pastries from Ferrara Bakery in NYC’s Little Italy, I was surprised at how unpalatable the Cannoli’s were at Dolce. The cream was bitter and grainy which should never be the case. Both ends were dipped in chocolate but you would’ve never guessed it due to the lack of flavor and bitterness. What looked like powdered sugar was drizzled on top but that could’ve been easily mistaken for powdered chalk. I now understand what cardboard tastes like and it’s not something I care to try again.
The service was not very good. When I entered, there were several people seated and the lady behind the counter was making coffee. There is only one person working and she handles everything. I waited about ten minutes and then I was able to place my order. The pastries are lined up in the case and nothing has descriptions so I asked her about each one. The first one looked like a strawberry shortcake but all she said was «strawberry», same thing for the two other strawberry pastries. Obviously I can see they are made with strawberries but what exactly are they???
Overall, not a positive experience. This is more like a Latin bakery and not so much Italian. The lady working assumed I spoke Spanish and she was right so I’m not sure if they speak English here. I saw a lot of fried foods and tamales which would never be served in an Italian bakery. They have Lavazza coffee and that’s probably the only true Italian product they offer. There are many top notch bakeries in the area and this one is not on that list.

Excellent bakery, I love to have lunch there, the quality is incredibly good. And the best, just 7 $ for a lunch with the soda. Lunches are always different! I have never gotten bored.
I haven’t eaten a cake but they luck gorgeous.