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Cakemaster's Bakery
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
3 reviews for Cakemaster's Bakery
3 reviews in English
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Review from Angi R.
Fort Walton Beach, FL
7/30/2008
Judging by the name alone, I knew this would be my kind of place but then they put a sign out front advertising Cuban sandwiches and I had to go.
First of all, the place just smells really good. (There was a pitiful lack of bakeries in Oklahoma.) Everything looked really good too and I almost rethought what I was about to order.
The sandwich was delicious (big enough for two and possibly among the best I've had ) and served with a side of potato salad. I also a bought a couple of raisin and chocolate chip cookies.
I can't wait to go back. -
Review from Lotte N.
Fort Walton Beach, FL
7/24/2009
This place already won my heart years ago with their bread baking skills. Now they offer YUMMY gourmet sandwiches. My only concern is the limited hours for walk-in orders: Tuesday from 10am to 2pm. They're generally open until 4pm all week. Being a relatively new service I've found if you call ahead with an order for pick up they don't mind the business: 850-862-4911.
The menu offers 10 chef inspired sandwiches or create your own Snack Attack. Enjoy fresh baked, hand-crafted breads with Boar's Head meats & cheeses topped with crisp veggies and a delectable selection of home-made dressings. The panini grill just seals the deal!
Our favorites to date are 1) The Cuban 2) The California 3) a Snack Attack w/seeded hard-roll, German butter cheese and Boar's Head hard salami. All sandwiches come with a paper wrapped pickle, chips or potato salad. Said potato salad reminds me of Long Board Larry's. It's a sour cream and bacon variety that's pretty tasty.
I can't wait to try The Panhandle Riviera which consists of asparagus tips, brie, and smoked turkey piled on a tarragon buttered French baguette then toasted in the beloved panini grill. After that maybe we'll venture to the Arthichoke & Proscuitto or perhaps the chicken Mediterranean?
Thursdays equates to rye-baking day. In addition to the regular baked goods they also make the famous light and dark, German rye breads and the savory, salt and caraway pretzels. They still stock those decadent pastries and believe it or not...a few come sugar free.
Beware the bread attack on Mondays -- they're closed!Listed in: Fort Walton Beach
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Review from Avi N.
Fort Walton Beach, FL
11/23/2010
This is a real bakery! Great selection of pastries, cakes, pies, and cookies. This is where the locals get their baked goods and it's easy to see why. Their cheese danish is only second to the ones I used to get in Brooklyn. Their fresh doughnuts are always a hit at my office. The only thing I haven't tried yet are their sandwiches. Cakemasters is top notch in my book.
