Rosetta Bakery

New Italian bakery at Millenia Mall food court. As a person with lots of food allergies not my call but my family loved it. Very big selection of sandwiches and sweet treats. Lots of cream which is common for Italian bakeries. The prices are high but everything is very fresh and if that's your taste you'll surely enjoy the experience. Lots of sitting space and the interior is very nice and welcoming. ONE HUGE MINUS there are no prices on display so you actually gotta ask about each particular piece you're interested in. Only one gluten free (almond cake) option and no dairy free options at all.

Ah, Rosetta. A spacious, well-lit bakery in the middle of Millenia Mall. Now I imagined myself sinking into a chair with a good cappuccino and a pastry, basking in the fleeting illusion of European café culture--until reality slapped me in the face in the form of a burnt, undrinkable coffee.Let's talk about the crime scene in a cup that was handed to me (cappuccino). It was extremely bitter & over-extracted. I took a sip and immediately questioned my life choices. Politely, I asked for a remake, because surely, this had to be a mistake. I thought, maybe they forgot to clean the machine? Idk, I really was trying to give them the benefit of the doubt ‍ The barista--let's call him Mr. I-Know-Coffee-Better-Than-You--remade it with the exact same level of incineration and then had the audacity to ask, "Are you sure you didn't mean a latte?" My guy. My guy. Don't mansplain milk-to-espresso ratios to me. I ordered a cappuccino. I know what a cappuccino is supposed to taste like. And this? This was a war crime against coffee beans.To make matters worse, instead of checking if the second round was any better (spoiler: it wasn't), he just walked off, shared a laugh with a coworker, and left me alone with my charred disappointment. Bad customer service and bad coffee--a two-for-one deal Now, to be fair, the desserts look incredible. They really do. I tried the mini pistachio raspberry tart, and okay, credit where it's due--it was fucking delicious.Would I return? No. Would I recommend the coffee? Also no. But if you like a little side of burnt espresso with your existential crisis, by all means--pull up a chair.

This is a cute cafe inside a very fancy mall. There's plenty of seating, including outdoors.They have a lot of good looking pastries. We didn't order any, but they seem to be on the pricier side. However, they make them fresh. You can actually sit on a stool and watch the bakers at work.We ordered a cappuccino and a vanilla oat milk latte. The cappuccino was excellent with nicely foamed milk. My wife enjoyed the vanilla latte.Service was friendly, and pricing for the coffee was on par with other gourmet coffee shops.

So many bakeries out there. For $10 for this supposed special mini crossaint with mostly cream and some strawberries was not worth it. There's no prices and the people who are working right beside it say it's $5 or $6 and the people ringing it up say it's a special. Out of all the selection, it's a special. I think it was a waste of money but it's already ready to go.It's in the food court and it has a space for tables and chairs so not just a little spot in the food court. Lots of selection of sandwiches and pizza and coffees, but I'll surely pass now.This bakery has two locations in South Florida and is an Italian bakery. I didn't see and taste the wow factor here!

Years ago when Panera Bread departed this Mall At Millenia food court space, anything in this space has either failed to initially begin or simply failed. This may finally be the exception. The pastry choices can be overwhelming (or they were for me) and the service in this very clean dining locations was top-notch. Yep, it is a bit pricy for attractive pastries, but I accepted that. The coffee beverage was tasty and my sweets choice was excellent. They are still new and will learn to adjust to their tourist shopping audience. I was quite pleased and can (for now) easily recommend.

Rosetta Bakery at the Millenia Mall offers a fantastic selection of baked goods and treats. The quality is outstanding, with every item tasting fresh and flavorful. While the prices are on the higher side, the quality makes it worth the splurge. A great spot for a coffee break or to satisfy a sweet tooth!

This is an absolutely beautiful cafe in an unlikely place: an indoor mall food court. Located at The Mall at Millenia in Southwest Orlando, this cafe is near the entrance, so with large windows, there's plenty of natural lighting. It serves gorgeous pastries, tarts and other baked goods, along with pizza, sandwiches and beverages. There's even an open kitchen area where you can see some of the food items as they are made. It's so hard to choose from the array of options, but I ended up going with a pistachio croissant for $5.75. The flaky croissant had a lovely crisp on the outside with a super soft interior just packed with a pistachio butter. I was a bit surprised with the texture at first because I was expecting more of a custardy filling. But this was thick, more like the consistency of a peanut butter or Nutella. It was delicious, tho. Not too sweet but fresh and yummy. It's big enough to share it you don't want to overdo it (I ate the whole thing myself and it was a bit much). Keep in mind, you should ask about the prices because there are none posted. That said, I can't wait to come back and try the fruit tarts or pizza.

I'm beyond happy that Rosetta in the Millenia mall finally opened! The coffee and pastries were delicious. I personally have tried the cappuccino and cortadito and a few of their pistachio pastries. The service was great, very kind team that remember when you come back for more. The decor and music create a nice ambiance and the area is extremely clean. It's a must try spot in Orlando!

I ordered 2 lattes to go and one was way more filled than the other one . I had a chocolate croissant and it was good, nothing out of this world.

We stumbled upon this place for a quick grab and go snack. Best pastry I have ever had!