Ossorio Bakery Cafe - Cocoa

I visited the restaurant for lunch and drinks and ordered a variety of sandwiches. While most of them were quite good, I was disappointed with the roasted veggie sandwich I chose. The vegetables tasted raw and lacked flavor; if they were actually roasted, it must have been for a very short time. The bread was perfectly toasted, and the cheese was flavorful, but overall, I found the taste lacking. The portion sizes are generous but also on the expensive side. For my coffee, I took the cashier's recommendation and tried a mocha, but it was just average.

I tried the watermelon soda and an almond croissant during my visit. Both were decent, but I've definitely had better croissants nearby. The prices, however, were reasonable. A heads-up: there's only one restroom, so be ready to wait if you need to use it; I encountered about four people ahead of me in line. The atmosphere was quite loud, making it challenging to have a normal conversation with my companions.

I highly recommend the Diablotin. It's served chilled and features a delightful combination of salted caramel, peanuts, milk chocolate mousse, and a sweet biscuit crust. It’s absolutely fabulous!

I was trying to enjoy a cafe dining experience with my grandparents, too bad they botched my order so bad I will never know if the foods any good. Thanks for the wait. The picture is something my grandparents had that they took one bite of, Is it fish or a sweet potato?

We tried the ice cream--mint chocolate chip and cookies and cream. While homemade, they were good but not amazing. They gave us two cups when one was supposed to be a waffle cone. The price was good though.