I was introduced to Per'La when I happened upon the Instagram Live that co-founders Chris and Paul…read moredid with Yelp Miami recently... They were so approachable, knowledgeable, and fun, that I wanted to support them, so I purchased some coffee. This was on a Thursday morning. The coffee was delivered across the country to my doorstep in Arizona on Saturday - I was super impressed! We made a pot of the Miami Restaurant Employee Relief Fund Blend this morning and it was fabulous. I typically put some steamed almond milk into my coffee but I drank it black (and several cups). It wasn't just me who enjoyed it either. It also passed the test of my judgemental, 43 year old Jewish husband's palate. He always takes his coffee black and this was no exception. I will definitely visit the Per'La coffee shop whenever I make my way back to Miami, but in the meantime, I'm sending love from Phoenix during these crazy times. I know where to look if I ever have questions related to coffee as well! Thanks Team Per'La!

Okay. I call myself an avid coffee drinker, however, I don't think my body was ready for what…read morePer'La throws down. Two cups in the morning, and I was still watching episodes of The Office until 4am... so you know the stuff is good, and probably the most productive I've been in a long time. Since I don't live in Miami, I ordered some of their beans and had them shipped. I got the Lucha Blend in whole bean form and some of the Cold Brew Blend ground up for my summer enjoyment during the heatwaves. I liked them both for different reasons, but the the Lucha Blend was my favorite. It was a dark roast but didn't punch you in the face. It was super smooth and you could get the smoky notes of chocolate with every sip. Don't get me wrong, the cold brew stuff was good too, and again, a small glass will keep you buzzing for hours. I've heard so many great things about Per'La from friends, so I was super happy I was able to support this coffee shop from across the country during COVID-19. Not only was the ordering process super easy via their website, they offer free shipping, and even included a super cute hand-written note showing appreciation too. Huge plus. I ordered on a Thursday and I was drinking their delicious blends by the start of the work-week. I don't know if they're always this fast, but... it was fast. Until I can come in and support them in-person during a future trip to Miami, I know I'll be ordering more of their beans to hold me over until that happens!

Came later in the day before closing time to grab a quick coffee with a friend. The girl at the…read morecounter was sweet. We ordered a Bom-Bom latte which was so good. I loved the sugar coating that you get to crack with the spoon. The pricing wasn't bad at all $6.50 for the drink. i loved the rustic decor and how friendly and warm this location felt.

I enjoyed my visit to Roasting Buddies last week…read more They are located in West Pines on Pines Boulevard, which is very convenient if you're coming from the north or the south. They're also easy to find. The coffee shop is cozy and clean. I sat in the back corner with my son, doing some work and enjoying my coffee and breakfast. We were asked to move to a two person table next to where we were which we did without a problem, but it was a little annoying to move when you are comfortable. There wasn't a lot of seating when we got there so we sat in the back corner, which happened to be a larger table. Not a huge deal, but one of my pet peeves I guess. The food and coffee was good. I liked that there was a large selection of both. I got the iced Matcha, which was pretty good. Service was OK as well. As I'm checking out different coffee shops around the area I'm not sure I'll be back depending on what else I find.

Delicious pour over Peruvian coffee. Great espresso, too! Complex and flavorful…read more Lots of seating, although it does get busy by 10 am on weekdays. Parking nearby. Plenty of natural light and a good place to work as long as you grab a seat and don't mind some music

Coffee was good. Came in on an extremely busy Saturday morning. It's very loud, and very…read morefrequented. Unfortunately I was there to work as I had an appointment nearby. Very few outlets available, had to wait 10mins to find a seat outside, laptop died, paid $9 to park , wound up having to leave early and wasting some of my parking fees because I couldn't charge my laptop anywhere. Could be nice for meeting a friend but high traffic, high volume music even with noise canceling headphones, inadequate seating. Won't be back.

Great variety and quality beans. The owner has a vast knowledge of coffee. If you're not sure what…read moreyou're looking for he will ask all the right questions to find the perfect bean for you. The store has a really cool warehouse vibe and the prices are great. The best part is that he sells 6 oz bags if you're not quite sure what you want and he doesn't charge more per ounce.

Love Grumpy Goat! We first discovered them at the Vanderbilt Farmer's Market. The owner is so…read morefriendly and knowledgeable about coffee. We purchased the Guatemalan roast as my husband is from Guatemala. We then brought his parents who were visiting to their warehouse location in Bonita to sample and buy coffee and they loved it as well. Friendly staff, amazing coffee. This is a must try for anyone in the Naples/Marco/Bonita areas

My wife and I are here visiting for a family wedding, and wanted to find a local coffee place to…read moretry. We had not only the best coffee around the area, but the best service. We were greeted kindly. The guy who owns it educated us on the types of coffee beans used, the background of his company, gave us samples of rum cake to try, and customized our drinks to our liking. The place is small and shares a building with an ice cream shop, so don't miss it! We definitely recommend Doing Work Coffee! It was a great place to stop in and treat ourselves to some delicious coffee!

We're spending the week in Key West and making a point of visiting as many coffee shops as…read morepossible. When we walked to Doing Work Coffee, we were initially a bit confused and weren't sure we were in the right place. That's understandable, since it shares space with Wicked Lick Ice Cream. Fortunately, the owner noticed our confusion and warmly invited us in. Food: It wasn't listed on the menu, but they were happy to make me a London Fog tea latte. My son ordered a white chocolate latte. Both drinks were good. Personally, I prefer coffee served in a mug, and they only use paper cups, which took away a bit from the experience. They don't offer much in the way of baked goods, but they did have butterscotch scones. The scone was slightly too sweet for my taste, but the texture was excellent. They heated it for us, which made it even more enjoyable. Service: The service was exceptionally friendly. We felt genuinely welcomed, and the owner took the time to have a conversation with us. After hearing his story and seeing his commitment and work ethic firsthand, I found myself rooting for his success. Atmosphere: Since they share space with the ice cream shop, the environment isn't fully coffee-centric. Coffee is the focus earlier in the day, with ice cream taking over later. There is limited seating, and for me, part of the coffee shop experience is slowing down, drinking from a proper mug, and enjoying a calm, dedicated café environment. I'm not sure what their long-term plans are, but I hope they eventually move into their own space. They clearly care about what they're doing, and it would be great to see them grow into a full coffee shop experience. Best of luck to them.

This is a small coffee bar in the back of a shipping store (they do have seating). They have…read morespecialty lattes, and I got the "salty beach," which was their most popular. The staff was really friendly, the coffee beans are great quality, and the latte was nicely balanced with the sweetness of the caramel and saltiness of the sea salt. It's a hidden gem!

Definitely easy to miss, especially as an out of towner. Glad we found it though. Excellent cold…read morebrew coffee. The store is a bit overwhelming. There is so much to see and experience all at once. We had a sole focus of grabbing coffee, which is tucked at the back of the shop. Worth the stop, just be prepared for the overwhelm.

Montecielo coffee is a true gem for anyone who appreciates a smooth, well-balanced cup. Grown in…read morethe high-altitude regions of Colombia, Whether brewed as a pour-over or in a French press, Montecielo consistently offers high quality and freshness. Highly recommended for those who enjoy specialty coffee with a clean finish and authentic character. Great service!

From the owner: MonteCielo coffee is grown on steep slopes with excellent altitude, rainfall, sunlight, and shade…read more Great quality of beans means great quality of coffee.

Found this coffee shop by mistake and ended up making my day. It's more of a micro-roaster ,…read moreeducational coffee shop than anything else. The owner, Mauricio, is 4th generation in his dealings with coffee and has an abundance of knowledge. They brew fresh coffee in this shop, which means the bean is green, roasted in place, and then ground for you. Honestly, there's no word for this gem. It's the perfect place to have a quieter setting for a business meeting while enjoying quality coffee. They do presentations to educate small groups on the process of producing coffee and how to identify good coffee. The artwork on the walls is beautiful, and probably one of my favorite features is that they have furniture built out of coffee wood. Take a moment to discover this place. You will not regret it.

Very nice and spacious coffee spot. Would be great for some networking or having a read. We got 2…read moreflat whites that hit the spot.