 There 
	are several sweets shops in DisneySea (the Japanese are perennial 
	gift-givers and packaged cakes and other sweets are always a favorite item 
	to bring back home and hand out to friends and family), but the Merchant of 
	Venice Confections is my favorite. It doesn't sell anything you won't find 
	at other similar shops, but it is spacious and beautifully decorated and 
	because it's separated somewhat from the main Mediterranean Harbor string of 
	shops it's almost always less crowded. There are lots of places to find 
	sweet treats to eat in the park, but if you want to bring some home I'd 
	recommend a stop in the Merchant of Venice.
There 
	are several sweets shops in DisneySea (the Japanese are perennial 
	gift-givers and packaged cakes and other sweets are always a favorite item 
	to bring back home and hand out to friends and family), but the Merchant of 
	Venice Confections is my favorite. It doesn't sell anything you won't find 
	at other similar shops, but it is spacious and beautifully decorated and 
	because it's separated somewhat from the main Mediterranean Harbor string of 
	shops it's almost always less crowded. There are lots of places to find 
	sweet treats to eat in the park, but if you want to bring some home I'd 
	recommend a stop in the Merchant of Venice.
Even if you're not going to make a purchase, make sure to stop and get a picture of one of Mediterranean Harbor's best window decorations, Mickey and Minnie in a gondola being guided along by Goofy in the back of the boat. A static display, but very DisneySea.

