Florida’s Best Place For A Slice Of Cake Is In Sarasota
Florida’s Best Place For A Slice Of Cake Is In Sarasota Cake is used for celebrations every day. It’s the center of a birthday party, an age old wedding tradition…

Florida's Best Place For A Slice Of Cake Is In Sarasota
Cake is used for celebrations every day. It's the center of a birthday party, an age old wedding tradition and the delicious ending to a holiday meal. While maybe not as popular as ice cream or cookies, it's also a yummy snack.
The crew at EatThisNotThat.com went on a quest to find the best slice of cake in each state. Not a bad gig, if you ask me. In order to decide on the best, they took to reviews, feedback from locals, and bakers' rankings on competition shows. With that data they put together a definitive list of favorite cakes in the United States.
So where is Florida's best place for a slice of cake? It's Floribbean Flo's in Sarasota.
According to the study, Floribbean Flo's is best known for its key lime pie, made with a hand-made graham cracker crust and all-natural custard. Although the pie gets the most attention, be sure to try the key lime cheesecake. You won't regret it.
Now, let them eat cake!
Southwest Florida Ice Cream Shops Make Yelp’s List Of Best In Florida
Living in Florida, we're always looking for ways to cool down on a hot day and there's nothing better and more tastier than to do that with some ice cream and 4 Southwest Florida ice cream shops made Yelp's list of the Best in Florida.
When it comes to desserts, my absolutely favorite is ice cream. Asking if I have a favorite flavor is an almost impossible question to answer because with so many stand alone and great combinations, I can't possibly choose just one. And let's also not forget to mention all the varieties from true ice cream, gelato, custard, frozen yogurt, sorbet, sherbet, mochi...it's all delicious to me!
Here's some fun facts about ice cream:
Yelp put together this list of Florida's best by looking at the total number and ratings of reviews from January 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022.