Offers a restaurant, bakery and coffee shop.
Listed hours show the shop closed on Sunday. Payment is cash; call ahead to confirm before a trip.
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Carlisle Gifts in Sarasota is a specialty store that combines three food-service spots under one roof: a restaurant, a bakery, and a coffee shop.
The restaurant handles sit-down meals, while the bakery covers baked goods you can take with you. Between the two, the store works for either a full meal on the premises or picking up bread and pastries to carry home.
The coffee shop rounds out the food side, suited to a drink on its own or alongside something from the bakery counter. If you are stopping in for coffee rather than a meal, this is the part of the store to head for.
The store is open 9AM to 8PM. Payment is cash; no card option is noted here, so plan to bring enough for your order, including anything you buy from the bakery to take with you.
A gift shop along with a restaurant, bakery, and coffee shop.
At 3713 Bahia Vista St, Sarasota, FL 34232.
No. The listed hours show it closed on Sunday.
Cash is the listed payment method.
Most Amish stores including Carlisle Gifts Sarasota primarily accept cash. We recommend calling ahead at (941) 955-4009 to confirm current payment options. Some locations may also accept checks from local customers.
Carlisle Gifts Sarasota is open: 9AM – 8PM. Like most Amish businesses, it is closed on Sundays for religious observance. Call (941) 955-4009 to confirm seasonal hours.
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