Sweet Cups

Sweet Cups occupies Unit E at 556 South US Highway 27, the same small commercial building that houses Napoli’s Pizzeria and Idrink Boba & Sandwiches, making this address one of the more concentrated small pockets of independent food businesses anywhere in Minneola. The shop is run by owners identified on its website as Frank and Amy, who describe themselves as focused on premium ingredients and unusual flavor combinations rather than a standard, fixed dessert menu.

The website describes a rotating approach to the menu, with items changing daily rather than staying fixed, built around two main products: oversized cookies, described as nearly half a pound each with a crisp exterior and a chewy interior, and sous vide cheesecake. Specific named items mentioned on the site include a “Cookie Monster” cookie and a “Simply Plain” sous vide cheesecake, alongside other rotating flavor profiles that change with the day. That daily rotation model means a visitor’s experience can vary meaningfully depending on which day of the week they stop by, which is part of the appeal for repeat customers checking in on what is new.

Sweet Cups keeps a narrower schedule than some of its neighbors, open Tuesday through Saturday from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM and closed both Sunday and Monday. That afternoon-into-evening window fits a dessert-focused business well, positioning it as a stop for an after-dinner treat or a mid-afternoon sweet rather than a breakfast or lunch destination.

The business can be reached by phone at 352-717-4243, and it maintains a presence on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, all under the Sweet Cups Chef name, which appear to be the primary channels where daily flavor rotations and any new menu items get announced given the frequency with which the offerings seem to change. No physical menu board or fixed price list was found on the website itself.

Because Sweet Cups shares a building with two other Highway 27 food businesses covered separately in this directory, the 556 South US Highway 27 address represents a genuine small cluster of independent food shops in Minneola, all confirmed by the Census Bureau’s address geocoder to sit within the incorporated limits of Minneola city rather than in a neighboring jurisdiction.

The website does not publish a specific price range for its cookies or cheesecakes, nor does it state an exact year the business was founded, so both of those fields are left unconfirmed here. Anyone interested in current flavors and pricing should check the shop’s social media accounts directly, since the daily-rotation format means printed or previously reported menus can go out of date quickly.