
Gideon’s Bakehouse began in a home kitchen with one goal: to create an extraordinary Chocolate Chip Cookie. Fifteen years and thousands of tests later, the work was complete. Our Cookie isn’t a product. It is a history, the sweet and the salty, the thrill of a first kiss, and the solitude of a heartbreak. Our desserts are emotional, personal, and we want to share our journey with you. We stay true to the original process, cutting no corners, putting every handmade detail into the 20 hours required to prepare a single almost half pound Cookie or a tall slice of Cake. We offer up our best expressions to you with a full-hearted invitation to learn more about one another. It is an opportunity to create an experience to remember. That’s Gideon’s
Sweets shop, with a warm Victorian ambiance, specializing in hefty cookies and rich cakes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3201 Corrine Dr, Orlando, FL 32803
Website: http://www.gideonsbakehouse.com/
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Reviews
I can’t quite put my finger on it, but they didn’t really eat like cookies. I usually love a doughy, chewy cookie, but these were more like dense cake pops or blondies than actual cookies. I tried the coffee cake cookie, banana bread cookie, and the original chocolate chip, and they were all the same—huge, heavy, and doughy in a way that felt more cake-like than cookie. You’d get more flavor eating a fistful of chocolate chips.
Another letdown was the merchandise. Part of the appeal is the branding, but you can barely see any of it. The T-shirts, stickers, and other merch were just piled near the register, making it hard to browse or even notice what was available.
The cold brew “the classic way” was also disappointing—it tasted mostly like overly sweet oat milk rather than coffee.
The one bright spot was the staff; everyone working there was genuinely kind and friendly.
Overall, I wouldn’t go back, and I definitely wouldn’t recommend anyone wait in that long line. The experience and marketing are top-tier, but the cookies themselves are mediocre and simply not worth the wait.
The cookies are wonderfully buttery with a variety of flavours. The best part is that the cookies are not as sweet as they look with a great balance of flavours.
A nice touch is the shop is well decorated with Victorian era antiques and decor.
There is a six cookies maximum per person in-store without a preorder.
The cookies themselves are great! They have soft insides, are large, and taste pretty good! My favorite is the cookies and crème flavor. Overall, would definitely recommend.