First time here and we had a great experience! My mother-in-law was craving a Hispanic-style…read morebreakfast, and Moma's Cafe definitely delivered. It's a small hole-in-the-wall type of restaurant with a cozy atmosphere, and they can accommodate large groups, but keep in mind it's first come, first served, so we did have to find our own seats. Our group had 6 people, and once seated, everything went smoothly. We ordered the original avocado toast, huevos rancheros, 2 kids breakfast platters with chocolate milk, burritos, monte cristo, breakfast classic, a hot matcha latte, and orange juice. Everything came out hot and fresh, and everyone in our group enjoyed their meals. The customer service was on point the entire time, and the staff made us feel welcomed. Overall, we had a really good time and would definitely come back!

We decided to visit Moma's Cafe for our book club meeting this month & it's a nice place. It's near…read morethe Epic hotels and it's small but, the ambiance is very busy it stayed packed the entire time we were there. We looked at the menu and went up to order . I decided on the cookie butter latte and the cheesesteak scramble. The wait time was about 55 mins but, that was fine with us so we had uninterrupted time to discuss the book we read for the month. My coffee and scramble were delicious. I also decided to add on a warm strawberry and cheese pastry . The scramble was keto friendly which was awesome. I would def come back here again everyone's food looked great and we had no complaints at all. The customer service was Awesome!

Did an Uber Eats as I had a 50 percent off promotion. I ordered the chicken fajita omelette, banana…read morepecan waffles, and coffee. It came within an hour as the estimated provided. It was bagged nicely and well organized. The omelette was a generous sized portion with plenty of tender chicken, peppers, and cheese. There was salsa to add a bit of flavor, but it tasted that it was made in New York City (if you remember that commercial ;) ). The white toast was soft and buttery, and the potatoes were good. My mom enjoyed the banana pecan waffles, and I took a couple bites as well. It was sinfully sweet and enjoyable, especially the bananas. And I must say the coffee was so good, it was even better than the Juan Valdez coffee that I make at home. Since I didn't visit the restaurant, I can't comment on the atmosphere. But I believe the service is excellent because they nicely packed all items and kept it organized. I definitely need to take my family to this restaurant. Since the one in Metrowest closed, this is the closest one to us. I am glad the food is still excellent and the coffee keeps you peppy. This is definitely a great breakfast restaurant in the Dr. Phillips area. Overall: A

Yum!!! Fresh off the plane and looking for something off the beaten path, this one fit the bill…read more A brunch spot that was delicious, had great service, was clean, and had the a.c. blasting. Portions were large providing leftovers, which I'm completely on board with. Prices were great! The variety of options were ideal for visitors. Food was served fast. Lastly, plenty of easy and free parking in the shared shopping center lot.

The café and museum are both amazing! Our tour guide Dave was very informative and cracked some…read moregreat jokes! Learning about the history of chocolate was very interesting and the chocolate statues are incredible! The tasting at the end of the tour is the cherry on top! Definitely recommend!!

The cafe has a nice atmosphere, rare chocolates, and very accommodating staff members. The tour was…read morea fun and detailed experience that I may do again next time I come to Florida. Also Dave was great :)

Went to Beignets & Brew yesterday with my roommates, and we all loved it! Each of us enjoyed the…read morebeignets we chose; I chose the Nutella trio, and it was delicious. We each enjoyed our coffee too. I will say the large size was a lot bigger than we had anticipated. Nothing to complain about obviously, just something to note for reference. We went around noon, and the cafe was clean and quiet. It was a great place for us to stop, chat, and enjoy some sweet treats. The staff was very kind and friendly too. :)

The Baseline: For coffee and beignets the coffee must be rich and bold, the pastry must be hot,…read morepillowy, and sweet, and the service atmosphere must provide the experience. Food: The beignets are delicious but really pretty small. They make me want more but the fry on the dough was good and the glazes were very sweet and tasty. Service: Love the service at the cafe. The staff are friendly, helpful, and engaging. They go out of the way to help. Ambiance: This is a nice small store with lots of yummy fried dough smells. Nice decor and comfortable seating. Overall, this is worth the experience even if it is a touristy one. I highly recommend stopping by.

Ecuadorian food is one of the most underrated and underrepresented Latin American cuisines. It…read moreshares some elements of Peruvian and Colombian but uniquely their own with influences dependent on location. So, while on a road trip, I decided to seek out Ecuadorian food and found Cafe Pinton in Orlando. Being new to the restaurant, were unsure of how service was and so were offered at the counter but later observed that regulars simply took a table and were approached by the young lady at the counter who took their order. However, there were others who did the same as we did and ordered at the counter before finding a table. Being familiar with Ecuadorian cuisine and married to a first generation Ecuadorian American, the menu was easy to understand. For starters, we started with the Bolon Mixto. This was served with a meat based side sauce and hard-cooked Sunny side up egg. The Bolon was moist and tasty. The accompanying sauce was a nice topping for the Bolon and together with the egg, a complete meal. The fusion marinara or shrimp and fish ceviche was wonderfully refreshing in the citrus marinade. Add in crumbled plantain chips and you have another winner. Finally was the seco de chivo. The host was moist, tender, and nicely flavored. The balance of seasonings was on point. Why four stars and not five? The prices. Because it is hard to come by good Ecuadorian in Florida, after the initial shock, we committed to simply enjoy the food.

We love Ecuadorian food and we're so excited to find this spot. When we walked in, it had cold…read moredecor and seemed they were going for bright, trendy coffee shop vibes instead of Ecuadorian restaurant. Floors were plastic LVP and tables were all light wood and close together, but it was very clean. I had the Seco de pollo which was pretty good, but it would have been better with more onion salad, limon, aliño, and cilantro. The onions were very good. The menu said it came with potatoes, but it came with plantains and avocado, which was a plus. If we had just ordered the Seco de Pollo, water, and shared it, I would have rated it a 4. I ordered naranjilla juice, one of my favorites in Ecuador, but the frozen pulp brand used is one that has an off flavor and the drink was served more like an icee. Most brands of frozen mora are good, so that may be a better route if you decide to try the juice. The salchipapas were nothing like pictured. The fries were just frozen crinkle cut fries, which had a school cafeteria texture. There was no onion salad on top either. My daughter ate just a couple of bites. She ended up getting sick on the way home. The total was just over $45. Too overpriced for lunch with plastic cups. Replacing the canned soda displayed up front with Ecuadorian Coca Cola in glass, fiora vente, and other Ecuadorian sodas, having more Ecuadorian decor and even chonta wood tables, and Ecuadorian TV/music would add better ambiance than AI screen savers. The service was slow, with drinks not coming until our meal was served and I had to get up to get the check. I mentioned how the fries were terrible, but didn't receive a response at all. Florida needs more Ecuadorian restaurants, but with great options like daily almuerzos with the many amazing soups, pinchos with garlic/cilantro mayonnaise, chicken/pea/carrot empanadas (Ecuador has amazing empanadas that are nothing like the empanadas pictured on this page), Parrilladas, and even volquetero.

This bakery is a work of art that you have to taste for yourself…read more I'm mad at myself for not having gone to Picasso Moments earlier. Their baked goods are so good and unique. I've literally never seen an asian bakery offer some of the items they have. Beyond that, they also have a full service menu of dim sum items and soups. The service is so insanely good that I felt influenced to buy more. They literally got me. They're located at 8231 S John Young Pkwy on the far end of Orlando. They've been featured on a couple of food bloggers pages and social media. So I got a lot of things. I mean it's a bakery. I am never ever going to walk out with just one item. If you see that happening, it's not me. My favorite item that I got was their snow bread. They have rotating seasonal flavors. I was able to try their pistachio one, but the classic truly is their best seller for a reason. Their snow bread is a well baked piece of bread that is filled with a cream cheese mixture and then covered in powdered sugar. It doesn't sound that complicated and I'm not sure if they've unlocked some secret recipe or ratio, but it's literally so freaking good. Snow bread is a 10/10 for me. Beyond that, I also tried their walnut toffee mochi cookie. This was good, but I wish there was more toffee in it. This was a 8/10 for me. I also go their banana bread, which is shaped like a banana and filled with a banana custard. This was a 8/10 for me. The last item I want to write about is their bread pudding. This item is behind the counter and refrigerated. It was good, but I think I wish it was served with a toffee or salted caramel instead of chocolate syrup. This was a 8/10 for me. I think I spent about $30 total and it was worth it. I would go back and willingly spend that much over and over again. I think more people need to go and try them. It's a bit of a drive but worth it. The space inside is very cute and gives me the feeling of Kiki's Delivery Service. 10/10 overall rating and I will be back.

Walked in today. Our first time, wife wanted to try it. We picked up a few baked goods. Cream…read morecheese bread and Bavarian delight were my personal favorites. Mocha snowing cream cheese, purple yam cream cheese bread & another. Everything we brought home was delicious! Unique flavors. Something completely different than the many Latin bakeries or Publix. Service is very friendly & the people running it love talking about their offerings. Small dining area seems like a nice place. We would highly recommend PMB for a different bakery experience. 5 stars!

Excellent coffee, reminds me of my trips to Colombia! Had a Cappuccino and frozen coffee…read more(Granizado con arequipe)

This review is long overdue from my work trip to Orlando in mid-September!…read more I was in between visits and needed to get on a call, so Yelp found me this awesome coffee spot with great wifi and super laid back, so took my call without any issues. Got myself, as I would do in the fall, a delightful pumpkin spice latte which did not disappoint. This particular location has a bunch of other shops and eateries nearby so if you need coffee, here it is for you. This will be a go-to for me as I frequent this area for work a few times a year.