The coffee was amazing and the shop is so cute !! The food is delicious and I want to go back to…read moretry some more

Dropped in here for a quick, cool drink and snack. They have a line up of blended juices and fruit…read morebowls. There was a line up to the door but service was fast. And we both chose different fruit bowls where the fruit was fresh, varied and delicious. The bowl was a good value but juices felt a bit overpriced considering my experience with Pressed juices. Regardless, it was convenient and hit the spot for a cool, winter(?) drink.

A lovely coffee shop! It's in a slightly warehouse-y design area, but there was ample parking,…read morestaff were friendly and the coffee and food were enjoyable. I got a breakfast sandwich on a croissant and thought the portion was large. The iced latte was great- though I can't remember what flavor I ordered. The staff members were very kind and quick to bring items to my table they thought might need. I would definitely return!

Cumbres Coffee Roasters is located in the Andre Design District. I visited on a beautiful spring…read moreSaturday morning. I was walking around enjoying the murals when the scent of coffee drew me in. They serve Colombian coffee drinks and pastries. Although I didn't want coffee I wanted..... needed something to eat and the cheese bread hit the spot. It was a large size for the price. I liked that it was served warm, it was very fresh and flavorful. Parking is easy throughout the art district. p I was greeted upon entering and my transaction was handled efficiently. There are seating areas inside as well as tables outside. Cumbres is a nice cozy location to enjoy a coffee in the Andre Design District

Nice coffee shop in the lobby of the Ray hotel. Opens early at 7am and closes at 3pm. The scent of…read morethe blended Anéri South American and India coffee emanated through the lobby. Each morning of my stay at the hotel I took an early zombie shuffle to the café to grab an espresso and ordered several drip coffees for the girls with an optional $2.00 refill. They offer danishes, muffins and donuts to complement your coffee with an array of $14.00 smoothie drinks.

There are a number of coffee shops in Del Ray Beach, but a high Yelp rating brought me to this tiny…read moreshop inside The Ray Hotel. Walk inside the lobby and go right. The shop is at the very end. Walking in on a Monday in July around 9am, there was no wait. The barista took me order and within three minutes, I had an iced hazelnut latte in hand. It was refreshing and creamy! They sell a few grab-n-go items as well.

Subculture is Delray Beach's best coffee shop. Their food is…read moredelicious, the service is always awesome, the decor and comfort of the dining area is the best. Clean restrooms, fun atmosphere. Brad is our barista subculture is our home.

This is my go to spot to get work done in the area. They have so much seating throughout…read more I ordered a strawberry lemonade matcha which I highly recommend! It was so refreshing. The employees were friendly and recommended their favorite drinks. I hope they never get shut down as so many people love this spot. The parking lot can be a bit tight depending on the day, but I am always able to find parking.

Since the first time I was there, I was hooked. Food is amazing, service is great!. Great intimate…read morecozy place. Recommend it highly.

we went for my moms birthday..Service was great, Food was amazing and I really had such a nice timeread more

As a work from home girl, this coffee shop is my saving grace. It's the perfect spot to work, and…read morethe staff is SO sweet. Been going by for years and I always get a welcoming face and a "goodbye" when I leave. The coffee is good and the breakfast sandwiches are such a treat! They have really strong wifi and a lot of places to sit / outlets at almost every spot!

This is a cute place for coming just for coffee and to relax with a book or play games with…read morefriends. It's nice, they have a box with a bunch of games in it. However, the food is where my stars go. My croissant was so dry I couldn't eat it. For that price I was still hungry. I ordered a chocolate rice krispy and it was the same price as the croissant, almost $9. I can't understand that price for something of that nature. In general they need to put prices of all their baked goods. They had a few at the register that weren't priced. I guess I needed to ask. The bar also had a weird flavor, idk if they used some kind of vegan marshmallows or something but it had an odd flavor to it. I really wanted to have a good time. It was so fun in there. I might give it a bring a few friends and see if it's is fun for playing games.

Imagine if the coffeehouses from Gilmore Girls and Friends had a baby! This is it! Carmela's…read moreambiance is upbeat with a cute menu. They even have a gelato machine. I love lugging my books to read and people watch. It's a fun time. Oh and they send you text notifications saying they miss you if you've been MIA. Their array of emotional support beverages are unmatched

This is a spot that offers both the "specialty" aspect of coffee and the "comfortable" aspect of a…read moreneighborhood hangout with a menu that offers a nice variety of breakfast, lunch, and dessert choices. The staff members are friendly and helpful. Whether you're sitting outside by the Banyan tree or curled up inside, it's a local favorite worth visiting.

This coffee shop is such a vibe! It reminds me of Europe where you go up to the counter vs. a sit…read moredown spot, which I love. And culture is so fun. The staff and customers are friendly, and everyone kind of knows each other. They have their own date milk which is delicious. The only true artisan styled coffee around. If you want to experience a local gem, go here!

I was visiting town for my cousin's wedding. On Sunday around 10:40 before we were (supposed) to…read morefly out of town, my sister, husband and I wanted to try out a new coffee shop on the way to the beach. I ordered an iced cappuccino with whole milk and honey (they only offer 2 milks - whole and a homemade cashew milk). We got our drinks and proceeded to the beach. Sip 1, I started to feel funny and thought there was no way they didn't put whole milk in my drink. 2nd sip, and my whole body began to sweat, throat started to tingle, and I began losing strength and energy. Surely enough, the barista had made my drink with the homemade cashew milk. I'll spare you the details of the proceeding traumatizing events of my anaphylactic shock, but I am thanking the lord I was with people I love, had my EpiPen, and that the ambulance EMTs, and doctors at Bethesda Memorial ER were wonderful and attentive. I would like to acknowledge who I believe was the owner. He overheard my sister run into the cafe to ask the barista what kind of milk was in the drink. After she left the barely-drank drink on the counter and ran out, he chased us down the sidewalk when we were rushing back to our hotel and offered us Benadryl he had on hand. Obviously, he did not realize how severe the situation was and the Benadryl exited my body just a few minutes later, but it was kind of him to do. I am writing this review as both a warning to patrons to verify the ingredients in their drinks before drinking them if they have life-threatening food allergies like me (I obviously wish I had heeded my own advice). I am also writing this as hopefully a wake-up call for the employees of Deke's: food safety is your #1 priority as a food and beverage establishment. You offer only TWO milks. I asked for one of the milks, and you gave me the other, which was a milk made with 1 of the country's 9 major food allergens (tree nuts). This is not a situation of me not liking my drink - this is a matter of life or death. I was lucky enough to be with people I love and have a life-saving medical device at my hotel that I was able to use when my body was being deprived of oxygen and shutting down on itself. Some people are not so lucky. While I am sure you take pride in the drinks you are making, I am urging you to take more care for the people who are drinking them.

The first thing I noticed was that you couldn't get in touch with the waiter because he didn't have…read morethe table. Eventually, the correct waiter came to serve us, so I r. It was nice mother food was more than average and I was tired The ambi do you wanna gowas sat helloj and it was good to look Of the

Unsanitary & disgusting!!!…read more Dirty dishes with black specs and old residue. After sending back a dirty plate, with black specs and smudges--they just moved the same food onto a 'clean' one. Rock-hard pancakes and a manager who only offered excuses. Do not waste your money here! We definitely won't be returning!

Went to pick up a a challah after hearing they are delicious. It was arouns.2 pm on a Friday. The…read moremoral of the story...go early or order ahead.

I needed a rainbow cookie cake, and after calling several bakeries and Italian grocery stores,…read moreGramma's came through. I haven't been here in a while, and I forgot how delicious and affordable everything is. They put a cake aside for me, as they sell out fast. I also grabbed some semolina bread and some rainbow cookies. Thank you to the kind employee who put the cake aside for me. We loved this cake! It was moist, true to the idea of the rainbow cookie, and the icing was the perfect amount- not piled on. The raspberry filling was very subtle- just enough to hold the cake layers together - and this was perfect, as my kids expressed some concern over this detail, which they had not noticed in the cookie form.