Fortuna Bakery & Cafe
Fortuna Bakery & Cafe
a display of pastries
Nutella
Bakery
customers in the kitchen
Inside
Store front
sausages and cornbreads
food, dessert
a variety of desserts
the coffee station
interior
bagel, food, bagels
My tequeno
bagels, interior
3 Eyed Cookie
outside
Chicken empanada
cupcakes
Guava Pan de Bono
strawberry goodies
Chocolate chip
Fine Life Food ..
Nov 25, 2024
So good. Loved everything we had here. The arepas were bomb. So we're all the pastries. Can't wait to go back!
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Carol C.
Oct 18, 2024
I ordered a cake for my mom 90th birthday on 10/3/24 in the amount of $91.70.I canceled the cake order on Wednesday, Oct 9 due to the Hurricane.Family & friends were not able to fly in from various destinations.The venue & the catering company had no problem refunding our monies.Fortuna bakery told me it will take 5 days to refund.I called again today 9 days later & was put on hold for 8 mins.I am still waiting on refund from Fortuna bakery!
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Isabel M.
Oct 12, 2024
This is my second time stopping by and I got two Colombian empanadas and a hot cappuccino with whipped cream and cinnamon. The place is small and only has seating outside. They have a lot of options for sweet treats and some quick bites. The employees are friendly and quick to take your order; they speak mainly Spanish but the first time I visited I ordered in English and had no issues communicating. The coffee was decent and looked pretty with the cream overflowing the cup but I needed to ask for a larger cup size as the lid wouldn't close . The empanadas were good and it came with prepackaged hot salsa. The shop is located in a small plaza and parking lot is limited to 30 minutes. Good little spot to go to if you're craving a sweet treat or someEmpanadas.
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Dalia V.
Dec 22, 2024
I'm visiting from California Great flavor and good customer service I would definitely come back especially for the coffee
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Angie R.
Sep 8, 2024
Overall great experience. Ordered a few of the breads. And a Colombian chicken empanada, yummy... but a bit too greasy for my taste. Service was also pleasant and the location was really clean.
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Hannah B.
Nov 9, 2024
My favorite local bakery, been going here since I was a kid, and I love that they're opening more locations throughout Orlando!
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Ahad D.
Jun 29, 2024
Myself and most neighbors know about our neighborhood gem, so I'm a loyal eater! From the totally amazing taste and diversity pastries to the hot food. My go to are the cheese puff biscuits. Get them warm and you'll be a fan forever too. If you're looking to show off at a dinner party or a birthday, get a cake from here. It's just so damn good!
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Louis R.
Jun 22, 2024
Just left a Convention in Orlando and heading home but needed a coffee stop and really didn't want Starbucks. This was a great find for good coffee and some baked goods too. While the woman at the counter didn't speak English, no problem--as cafe con leche and empanadas and tequenos did not need translation We were going to take it to go, but they have a few tables out front and with the cool breeze blowing outside, we decided to enjoy it all without delay.
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Lindsey V.
Nov 23, 2023
Cannot say enough good things about this bakery! It was amazing, the food and service. They were all very welcoming and nice, but the food was obviously the show! We loved everything we got, though I don't remember the names besides chicharron (which was so crispy and chewy, I fell in love). There was some seating outside and people sitting, so I assume it's a nice place to chill, though I got takeout. I highly recommend just trying whatever looks good-- you'll probably like it!
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Eunice V.
Feb 27, 2025
Tried pan de bono, spinach and cheese empanadas, guava and cheese empanadas and a colombian meat empanada, and a slice of black forest cake and a thin layered cake (mil hojas- we call it where I came from) with cream and a natural mango juice. Honestly it wasn't awful but it was cold and you could tell it had been sitting out for a while. The fruit juice was blegh, tasted like a watered out mango nectar you buy for $1 so was not worth the almost 5$ we paid for it. The cake looked super yummy but that was it. Nothing special, we were very disappointed. The mil hojas was really yummy though thankfully and the colombian empanada tasted stale but it wasnt bad too bad you had to pay for the salsa separately!!Also, I Spent a total of almost 60$. I only mention the price because we found it ridiculous that after spending so much money they still wanted us to pay extra for the salsa lol. Their one free salsa per two empanadas is a bit ridiculous. There are definitely better bakeries out there. Oh and there is no sitting, probably why not so many people go there. We ended up having to eat in the car
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