Its a wonderful slice of cuban in pembroke pines. Being born and raised in hialeah you tend to love…read moreyour cuban culture. But when one moves away you start missing everything little thing you could eat.. except at colada's. Im so happy i have a spot near home that i can grab my favorite cuban treats and even a very good cafe con leche. I loved the decor, how the coladoras were used as a lamp. The little details that make it truly feel like home. The prices are agreeable and the service is beyond good each time. I do recommend this to everyone who wants to grab a great lunch and ever better cafecito kick.

Colada Cuban cafe is always a decent place anyone can come to for nice coffee and food…read more They have wide variety of pastries you can order and small portioned finger foods like croquetas and empanadas. The interior is clean and although seating is limited, you can comfortably dine in here. The service is friendly and efficient. I would recommend this place to others for sure. Yes I would definitely be back in the future! Thank you colada for another good dining experience and food!

What a perfect gift brunch place with great music, service, and food…read more Food: So many appealing dishes to try! The mushroom onion burger was good and the mango salmon bowl was delicious. Dessert Recommended: Nutella French toast- to die for! Service: The servers here are friendly, kind, and helpful. Parking: This place is in a shopping plaza, plenty of parking.

Came here yesterday (Saturday) around 11am with my sister in law and baby niece in a stroller. The…read morerestaurant is small, not very stroller accessible. We were greeted half heartedly and placed to be sat at a two seater table in a hallway. We were looked at odd for coming in with a stroller; the woman seemed annoyed by that. The tables are a bit too close to each other so trying to navigate having a stroller next to us was a bit uncomfortable. Our waitress came, brought water which was lukewarm, not iced. The food was average at best and overpriced I ordered the brigadeiro latte which did not come hot as a latte should, it was half cold and for almost $10, not worth it. My sister in law ordered the Ham and cheese croissant, which again for the price of $16 was not worth it-I've had better at Burger King. I ordered the bacon Benedict which was just alright, you can tell they don't use high quality ingredients, definitely not worth the $21 price tag. What really surprised me was the included tip for a table of 2. All in all we spent over $50 for the two mediocre plates and one coffee. I will not be back there are plenty of other spots in the area who welcome women with children and offer better food, service, and drinks at a lower cost.

To preface this review the Cafe is inside Potential Church so if you find this place on Yelp and…read moretry it it's in the Church and to also add there is seats infront of the Cafe but also you can sit and listen to a service and the Word of God while drinking coffee or eating a snack just don't make a mess (bring a napkin) now let's begin the review it's 12:15 and I took a look at the menu before just to see what I could order and I'm probably just gonna get a Iced Coffee excited to try anything that includes coffee I'll update whenever I get there the menu is fairly small with 6 things online 5 drinks 1 food just got in line at 5:25 kinda a hole in the wall there's only 3 people In line so that works out I smell almost cinnamon and coffee I love that smell this is my first coffee or the day too so I got a regular black coffee straight black coffee not too strong and a great bean earthy taste too it the best part is it's not terribly strong like regular black coffee is probably the best black coffee I've ever had so far that's not super strong only had one sip so far the second sip is like a flood or cold fresh water then the coffee taste it's almost look when I make coffee at home but just better and not as strong as I make it this makes me like black coffee now I probably should've got milk or sugar but this isn't like cold brew or super strong coffee so I love it I'm gonna drink the rest of this but I do suggest if you try Tribe Cafe try a black coffee first then try milk and sugar on later times you go and you'll notice the difference I'm gonna rate this a 5 stars a peaceful not strong black coffee that dosent make me cringe at the taste and it makes me actually enjoy black coffee (the board or the menu is full more than what's on the app you can look at the picture I posted with this review) (I listened to the Church service today while drinking my coffee so a good Word and a Good Coffee 2 in one) (This review was written fully in Chronological order of my full experience)

From the owner: Here at Potential Youth, we desire to connect and partner with students to help them become all…read morethat God has created them to be. Through your purchases of cold brew and sweet treats those profits go toward achieving this goal by creating events and hangouts that will allow students to invite their friends and begin their relationship with God.

Beautiful place, service and food is very good! I like to sit outside and enjoy my food or drink…read morethere

Second time coming to Borsalino and still impressed with their food and customer service…read more I came here for brunch with a few friends and ordered a latte and the avocado toast. The food was phenomenal. The ambiance of the place is quaint and beautiful. None of my friends had been here yet, so it still has that quiet gem vibe. Definitely recommend!

Their coffee is great!!…read more I went here to finally try their coffee and matcha. The person taking my order was very nice and the inside was really cute. There was a good handful of people in there working on their computers. I got an iced coffee with caramel and a matcha with strawberry. The matcha was had a very good strong flavor. And the coffee had a great strong taste. I really liked the coffee flavor and the flavoring did not overwhelm it at all. I'd love to come back, especially since their coffee prices are about the same as other non-chain stores. I'll definitely be back to try some of their food!

The Bean Jar is exactly what I imagine when I think of a small, cozy coffee shop--full of vibes and…read moreso much warmth. From the moment you walk in, the decor pulls you in. It's the perfect mix of cute, antique-style charm with a book-and-coffee theme that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. The staff is incredibly sweet and welcoming, which adds to the overall cozy experience. I ordered the coconut latte, and it was the perfect balance of rich coffee and smooth coconut--flavorful without being overpowering. This is the kind of place you go when you want comfort, good coffee, and a space that feels like home.

This cozy, quiet cafe is located in the corner the plaza next to Mango Tree and other restaurants…read more It can be easy to miss it at first since it's on the side, but as you get close to their front side with scribbled windows and light up lamps inside, you'll notice the place. The latte and beef empanadas (that arrived scorching hot) were very tasty. Price-wise, it's kind of steep, but nothing will taste bad, I guarantee you. My latte also came with a little biscotti piece! Shanina (hope I spelled it right!) was welcoming and quick. She didn't hesitate to change my order after there was a little miscommunication. I mistakenly thought they served tiramisu flavored matcha. That was before deciding on the empanada. The pins with silly, cute messages that were by the register got my attention -- I decided get a couple of them! This would be great to invite your friends over to enjoy their bakery and beverages rather than an everyday thing.

I've been trying to reach the manager or owner. There's no phone number listed online at all. I…read moresent a message on instagram and they haven't responded to me. Bad service. I just wanted to share my experience on my first time to your cafe. It's a cute looking coffee shop but I cannot believe there's only one employee working doing everything--the order taking, preparing the food orders and preparing the coffee orders. When we first went in it was really smoky inside as if something had burned in the back kitchen. The lady was nice but we waited a long time to get our food. 30 min or more for a simple latte and bagel. We ended up being late for our appointment . And couldn't even stay to enjoy the ambiance, we had to rush. My friends cinnamon roll was burned. And we didn't open the box until we left. See photos i will post. You definitely should have more than one person working especially Friday busy morning. I've noticed a lot of businesses want to cut costs by not hiring more employees but in the long run the service and quality of food will go downhill.

We love breakfast places with my husband. This one wasn't our favorite…read more Service was hectic, they kept forgetting my husband's coffee. Omelette didn't have any salt in it and did lack a flavor. Pancakes were good and bagels were good. Beautifully designed inside, but not a place to come back to because of the service.

Ally's Comfort Cafe - 136th and State Road 84 in Davie…read more I really did not want to leave this review. I tried with all of my might to do everything I could to not leave this review. Ally's comfort Café has been a staple in Northwest Davie forever. *Now, Ally, moved away a little while ago and new owners took over. They kept the same recipes which made us hopeful that things would pretty much remain the same. But little by little all of the staff that had been there for years started leaving. I think there's only a couple of the longtime staff left. We'll get back to the staff in a moment. My wife and I go to Ally's every Saturday morning. We go there have a great breakfast and then go to the Publix next-door to do our weekly shopping. There's obviously going to be hiccups when new owners take over a restaurant. We totally understand this. But some things are just not improving. They open at 8 AM on Saturdays. But, between 8 and 9 AM there's only one waitress and one bus boy this didn't always used to be the case. They used to have the full staff and someone at the door to take names. He would also help out by getting you drinks or more coffee if you needed it. It worked really well for the small family restaurant. The new owners took over and at some point they decided they only needed limited staff between 8 and 9 AM on Saturdays. And of course, every Saturday my wife and I go in there. It gets packed and the waitress is running around like her head is cut off and the busboy is overwhelmed. This isn't a one time thing it has been constant since they made the staffing change. It's completely unfair to the waitress and busboy and it's also a complete turn off to patrons who have to wait sometimes up to 10 or 15 minutes just for the poor waitress to come and take their order this morning. A couple waited 20 minutes before their order was taken. Also, the owner/manager doesn't get there until almost 9 herself, which means there's no management in the restaurant to help with the register or put out "fires." It. Is. Not. Working. Ally's has been known for their specials for years. They always have amazing special pancakes and special French toast. It's one of the main reasons we still go there. It's our little weekly treat. Lately the specials have been very monotonous. Some sort of jelly put on some French toast or some sort of cream put on a pancake. Not real imaginative for instance, today was banana cream and chocolate pancakes. It was a dollop of banana cream on a chocolate pancake that had little taste. One could've added some fresh bananas, or maybe some whipped cream on top of that. Meanwhile, the special pancakes and special French toast are often made wrong by the staff. This happened this morning. It took them twice to get the pancakes right and three times to get the French toast, right. Again, this is not a one time occur occurrence. We never complain. But we were surprised to still see those items on the bill and not discounted at all, but that's OK. The thing that really drove me to write this review, is that I waited for more than 10 minutes to speak to the owner/manager on our way out. I thought the best way to handle our dissatisfaction would be to speak to her personally. She disappeared into the kitchen, and even after the waitress went to tell her we were waiting to speak with her, she was nowhere to be found. No I understand things come up in the kitchen, but she could've at least came out and said hey I know you're here, I'm dealing with a problem, I'll be right back. But we waited and waited and waited and nothing despite all of the above, that's what irked me the most. I will say this. The food is still very good. And the waitresses and buses are amazing. None of this is their fault. They should all be paid more in dealing with a kitchen that can't get right and an owner that can't seem to figure out good customer service. We will certainly give them another chance, it's part of our routine. But after biting my tongue, I had to let everyone know what was happening at one of our favorite spots in Broward County.

This First Watch is near Stirling Rd & University in Cooper City…read more Came here for my first breakfast of 2026 and it did not disappoint! It is in a great spot in the plaza right next to Tide Cleaners and near AA Mint & Culver's. We came right after sunrise at the beach and it wasn't too crowded but it really filled up after we were seated. We came with a pretty big party, 8 adults and 4 kids, and the staff was super helpful in getting us seated and taking our order. I got the Frittata Rustica (my fav) and then also ordered some items to go for my household. The service was fast, the inside was clean and spacious, and the food was delicious, as always. A great location of First Watch!

This was a solid breakfast stop after a run. I put in my name for a table on the app (and you…read moreshould too), showed up 10 minutes later, waited for a few minutes and was seated. Just as any other location, this one had a fair number of larger parties waiting for a table after 10 AM on a Saturday. But the wait is worth it if you ask me. Our server greeted us soon after we were seated and was very helpful with all of my questions about menu items. She accommodated my request to leave out sour cream on my dish (the Chickichanga), put Vera Cruz sauce on the side and add jalapeños. My photo of the dish looks real different and bare because of the changes haha. My one wish is for First Watch to have more spicy items available, but the jalapeños and the Cholula hot sauce at the table are the best spicy options I can find there. When I mentioned I like spicy food, our server offered the jalapeño addition and to add a red pepper sauce on the side for me to try. The jalapeño came pretty much sliced raw inside the dish but gave me that kick in each creamy bite that I was hoping for. Both sauces were great to dip into with my hot, gooey, chickeny Chickichanga and hearty seasoned potatoes. The red pepper sauce came off like a light aioli and the Vera Cruz sauce was a grown up queso, only because it had chopped peppers. I would take the kid version too if I could. The potatoes were cooked just right to being crispy on the outside without losing its texture on the inside. Our server continued to be helpful when I asked whether the sauces were mayo based (there was an egg allergy in my party). She went out of her way to speak to the kitchen and ask about them before returning to tell me that the Vera Cruz sauce does not have eggs while the red pepper sauce uses a hollandaise that is made off site, so they cannot verify its exact ingredients. Her handling of my inquiry was so thorough that I could have given her a hug if I hadn't been so sweaty and ragged looking. Thank you for a great breakfast!

Came for the first time and was recommended a flavor latte with their homemade flavor and it was…read moregreat. Smooth coffee and great music playing too, radio head and nirvana, for example. Mia was my barista and she was great, super friendly. Recommend it a try

Great ambience in downtown Davie. The salads tasted very fresh and they actually make the pastries…read morefrom scratch. I sat outside, they also have a stage set up so it looks like they also do live music. Very cute and quaint coffee shop with great food. Service was great too, the staff is very kind, knowledgeable, and accommodating.

This delightful little bakery is the exact thing you'd want opening up near your house. Their…read morepastries are always fresh, their empanada selection is next level & their coffees are delicious. What else could you possibly want? This is the kind of place you need to visit multiple times because there's no way you could order everything that looks/sounds good; you'd be leaving with the display cases. With over 10 unique flavor choices, their empanadas are hands down some of the best I've ever had. It's almost impossible to describe how the crust is both flaky, yet sturdy & loaded with ingredients. They're buttery, soft & delicious. My favorite is the short rib but I also really enjoy the caprese & the ham & cheese. The fresh ingredients really make these things stand out in an area that has plenty of empanadas around. Look no further, come here for your fix. Their iced lattes & hot coffees are crafted to order. While there isn't a massive selection to choose from, they definitely do it right. Well balanced flavors, no bitterness, not too sweet. Their pastries are also great. The croissants are airy, flaky & buttery. I really liked their brownie but it sure is sweet. It's chocolatey, rich, moist & big enough to share between 2 people. They offer boxes that contain mini versions of their pastries so you can try multiple without committing to an entire item. The dining area is small but there's some tables inside & a couple outside. The employees are always very nice but service is definitely slow when there's a crowd. I prefer getting my orders to-go & I'm usually served in a reasonable time. Next time you're feeling empanadas or want a new bakery to visit, stop on by. You'll be sure to find some delicious things here.

I'm so happy to have finally made it to this small, local store offering up some delicious…read moreArgentinian empanadas and other treats. The hardest thing was trying to decide which of the empanadas to try, they all sounded and looked delicious. They have some unique flavors that I've never seen elsewhere such as mushroom, prosciutto and Brie, short rib, sweet corn, and cheeseburger. They also serve mini quiche, croissant sandwiches, soup, salads, flatbreads, egg's Benedict, breakfast and brunch all day. They offer several different types of coffees both hot and cold and the iced mocha latte I had tasted great. There are a few tables if you choose to eat in and the place is spotless. The lady that helped us was very nice and patiently answered my questions. It's a bit on the pricey side which I don't mind paying for quality food.