"At first i thought it was a coffee shop/bakery, but if you are craving authentic and delicious Chilean sandwiches, you must tey this place. In this last trip i tried the Completo, and not only it was delicious, but also rhey provided real chilean hot sauce, keychup and mustard, which brought back memories from Chile. A great value as prices are very fair. Will definitely be back when in Orem!"

"This place was amazing! What a special hidden gem. The food was delicious; the service was superb; the atmosphere was adorable. I can't find a single bad thing to say. We ordered Empanada de Pino, Churrasco Brazil, and a Milhoja. Everything was incredible. I'm so glad we found Antonella's!"

"I am so happy that I found this fantastic little Cafe! I learned a bit about Chilean food. I thoroughly enjoyed checking out and tasting the baked goods. The service was friendly and consistent but not overbearing. The decor is so inviting and cozy and comfortable and relaxing that I could have really hung out there most of the day. This is a place that it is so important to support because it's local and it's cultural and the food is good and the price points are fair and I'm very happy to have discovered this fun little establishment."

"I never give one star review's but this place disappointed me to another level last night. I got there and when it is my turn I am looking at what they have left, and I see a "cake" that looked super good. My first red flag was when I asked the girl a simple question "what is in this cake?", and she didn't speak English. Look, I don't care where you're from, as I am from Brazil myself, but please, learn how to speak the simple things in English, especially when you work with costumers in a store. We live in the US, this is basic. My suggestion would be for you guys to have a menu explaining what is in the stuff you're selling, especially when your staff can't speak English. Anyway, after trying hard, she told me it had Chantilly, and cherries, and something else that ended up being dulce de leche. I took a photo, sent it to my husband and we were both interested in trying. I buy it, and when we try cutting it is soo hard, and I was honestly super confused... this was supposed to be cake, why is it hard? We take the first bite to try, and the flavor was horrible, SOOOO much cherry (like the cheap and fake ones) right from the first bite and a hard and thick shell that was not cake (honestly I have no idea what that is). Also, I saw their menu for the Brazilian hot dog... Nowhere in Brazil we eat hotdog with avocado, and very few places have mozzarella in it. You will find the most with batata palha, tomato sauce, mashed potatoes, some green salsa that is NOT made out of avocado (as it is super expensive there), corn, and bacon maybe. I'd suggest you to do a better research before putting something like that on your menu."

"It was okay food. If you like Chilean, I think this is good. But we looked up french food and this place came up so it wasn't quite what we thought. It took awhile for our food to come out, but it was pretty good. The empanada was okay, it has egg though which was new. The pizza was honestly better than I expected. No spicy to it though. And they didn't have real hot sauce available The service was decent, nice cashier but the food was slow Very cute place, but there's a lot going on lol. Really cute flower wall and bakery but then selling a lot of Chilean food too. Overall not bad, not what we wanted but still decent. We did not try any of the bakery items but they did look amazing."