Orlando dessert stops worth a detour: MilkShake Factory and Divilma

Orlando is giving dessert people two very specific reasons to map out a sweet stop this August. One is already open on Church Street; the other is preparing a second Orlando location with cinnamon rolls built for a serious craving.

MilkShake Factory

MilkShake Factory has opened in Orlando at 595 W Church St. If you like your dessert to feel like a full event, this is the kind of stop that fits right into a downtown wander.

The draw here is the signature milkshake lineup, and the menu gives you a few clear directions to follow. The Chocolate Cake Shake leans into rich chocolate-cake flavor. Campfire S’mores brings that toasted, cozy campfire idea into a glass. Cookie Jar suggests the kind of shake that lands with a cookies-and-cream style comfort.

What makes this Orlando opening easy to plan around is the format: you know exactly what you’re coming for, and the menu names do a lot of the sensory work up front. If you’re the kind of eater who wants dessert that feels layered, cold, and fun to sip, Church Street is now on your list.

Divilma

Divilma is preparing to open its second Orlando location at 5455 Gateway Village Circle, Suite 102. For dessert fans, the hook is the cinnamon roll lineup, which gives this stop a warm, bakery-style pull.

Three rolls are named in the mix: the Blueberry Roll, Nutella Roll, and Biscoff Roll. That range tells you a lot about the experience. You can go fruity, chocolate-hazelnut, or spiced-cookie flavored, depending on what kind of sweet finish you want.

Cinnamon rolls already have a built-in appeal when you want something soft, swirled, and glossy, and Divilma’s lineup makes the choice feel personal. If you lean toward a dessert that tastes as good with coffee as it does on its own, this is one to keep close.

Why these two belong on your Orlando dessert map

Together, these spots give you two different styles of sweet stop in Orlando right now. MilkShake Factory is the move when you want a shake-first treat with named flavors that sound like they were designed for cravings. Divilma is for the bakery side of dessert, where the cinnamon roll takes center stage and each flavor brings its own mood.

If you’re planning a summer food outing in Orlando, these are the kinds of places that make the detour feel worth it: one downtown on Church Street, one in Gateway Village, both built around dessert that tells you exactly what you’re about to get.

How to choose your first stop

Pick MilkShake Factory if you want a cold, drinkable dessert and like flavor names that hint at campfire sweetness, cookie nostalgia, or chocolate-layered richness.

Pick Divilma if you want a warm roll with a frosting-forward finish and a choice between blueberry, Nutella, and Biscoff.

Either way, Orlando is giving you a simple sweet route this August: shake first, roll second, and plenty of reasons to plan another stop soon.