Sweet Table

Recently enjoyed a scrumptious breakfast at my favorite cafe. I indulged in a chocolate pistachio croissant that was heavenly, with the perfect combination of flaky pastry and rich chocolate filling, topped with crunchy pistachios. The spinach gruyere soufflé was equally impressive, with its light and fluffy texture and savory cheese flavor. I can't get enough of this wonderful cafe and we often order from here to treat our colleagues at the office.

Cute little upscale coffee & pastry shop. I have been at Sucre Table a few times now and I have had a great experience each time I visit. I tried their Salted Caramel Latte, Lavender Latte, Orange Chocolate Latte and classic Vanilla Latte - they are all very tasty. Their croissants are fresh and flaky, my personal favorite is almond, but the chocolate praline is to die for. This place is pricey, but it is located on Kennedy Blvd., so I am sure the rent is insane. I look forward to trying more of Chef Brenda's pastries and cakes in the near future.

Lets start directly with the food. Almond croissant was melt in your mouth heavenly. The coffee list has some interesting flavors. I would recommend try a couple of them. We thought both the chocolate orange and the pistachio coffee were great. Lets talk about the price. Yes they are pricey. The taste offered though is better than 70 percent of the pastry shops in tampa.

So, the first thing I will say is that the pastries here are wonderful. This is an incredible bakery; everything not only looks fantastic but what we had was just great. To eat we ordered the XL Pistachio Croissant and the Bacon Quiche Lorraine, to drink we had a Lavender Latte and a Cappuccino. Both the Croissant and the Quiche were incredible, nice size and great tasting. The Cappuccino was alright, not great but it was ok. The Lavender Latte was alright, a little larger than the Cappuccino, which was nice. Although the Lavender Latte was good, I would not exactly recommend ordering this unless you have had lavender coffee in the past and liked it. The pros – food is great. The cons – coffee not so great as compared to the incredible food. The price – I thought I should say a couple words on the prices, first, the prices are listed online, so you know the cost before you arrive. I am not complaining about the prices, but you should a take look before going. For two coffees, the croissant, and quiche came to $40. If you pay by card the tip screen comes up and one kind of feels like a tip is needed, therefore, the total came to $48 and change. Again, I am not complaining about the prices as they are clearly listed on the website, it’s just something to think about. We have gone to Ocean Prime for lunch and had two complete meals including bread and a waiter stopping by the table to check on you for less than the price here for coffee and a pastry. The only thing I would change about this place, the chairs are uncomfortable, cheap looking, metal chairs that are ice cold. They take away from the rest of the place. Also, for this kind of cost, and including a 20% tip, they should bring the coffee to your table and not call your name out to come pick up the coffee like a Starbucks. They should also ask you, or, bring you, a cup of water and napkins if you are eating in. Considering everything I still give this place five stars because of the food, probably the best baked goods in Tampa.

I went to Tampa for a family trip and found it on Google Maps. I wanted to eat it so badly that I ran into the bakery before it closed. Most of it was sold out, so I bought a pear cheesecake and a blueberry tart. At first, I thought it was just a local bakery and thought it was too expensive. I felt Florida was cheaper compared to New York and Florida. But omg. I went to heaven at my first bite. I loved both of them. But I highly recommend you to get pear cheesecake!!!!! Every bite was worth the money, and I would love to try everything in the bakery. I'll definitely visit again when I get back to Tampa.