LouLou B.

This local coffee bar is so awesome a ton of Locals come here! the coffee is phenomenal. The staff is polite, courteous, and prompt.. It's got a great atmosphere plus plenty of workstations if you need to bring your laptop and have a nice cappuccino. They also have beautiful pastries, and empanadas. I highly recommend it. it's a little hidden gem in the pineapple Grove area of Delray Beach

Kimberly C.

Needed a coffee shop to camp in and get some admin work done while my fiancé was getting tatted in a nearby tattoo shop and conveniently this is next door to it! Got the Almond Kiss Latte, which I was told is similar to the flavor of an Almond Joy but with dark chocolate. Funny how I'm not really into the Almond Joy candy but I love that combination of flavors so I got it with soy milk and it was yummy! I must add, I did ask to not make it too sweet (someone else wrote here on Yelp that her chai latte is too sweet and I'm very sensitive to sugar) and it's the perfect sweetness to my palette! Enough to taste the awesome flavor combination but also enough to taste the actual caffeine. Free Wi-Fi available! Definitely much needed because my cellular data was in and out here in this area. Also helpful to get some of my work done too! I did have to omit one star because literally ALL the chairs with cushion are ripped up. I wore shorts and have sensitive skin so rubbing up against the broken pleather would not be good on my legs. But luckily there are some other seating options with no cushions. Maybe it's OK to have one or two messed-up chairs but when majority of them have very noticeable breaks/tears, it's just not a good look to have poorly maintained chairs on the floor. I'd come again while in the area while bae gets another tattoo!

Ariel W.

The Coffee District is located in the Pineapple Grove area of Delray Beach off of Atlantic Avenue. The name Pineapple Grove references the pineapple farms that dotted Delray Beach in the early 1900's. Pineapples were the main crop of the area and canning plants were built to process the fruit. Today the Grove is a mixture of condominiums, restaurants, a gym, boutiques, galleries, spas, and salons. I was in the area in need of a java fix and since I am not a fan of the chains I like to seek out the independent coffee shops. I found Coffee District on Yelp and popped in to check them out. Parking is down a narrow alley behind the shop. The Coffee District was founded by a family of Korean immigrants over a decade ago and has since become a local favorite. This is one of your hybrid alcohol on one side and coffee on the other incarnations that I have been running into lately. I love that you can caffeinate up or wind down depending on your mood. Although you might not guess it from the name, Coffee District always has 18 craft beers on tap and 100 more in bottles. In addition to drinks, they serve a menu of light bites which includes empanadas, bagels, and breakfast sandwiches. They are also known for their seven layer carrot cake and dirty chai, chai tea with a shot of espresso. At night they have karaoke. You order at the counter for the food and coffee. They have a bar opposite the counter for the beer. Once your coffee and food is ready, they call you to pick it up. While I love the location and what they are trying to offer here, unfortunately I didn't have the best experience. The guy handling the orders was out of his depth. The ladies before me ordered a lot of fancy drinks with specific instructions and he was lost. By the time he got to me he was flustered and I was greeted with "are you going to order a lot of drinks too?" I chose the District Mocha Latte iced and a bacon and cheese croissant. I was presented with a hot drink and a breakfast sandwich that had been nuked in a microwave. I offered to take the coffee as it was but he insisted on putting ice in it. Unfortunately the cup he used was too small and it melted the ice right away leaving a drink that was neither hot or cold, just unpalatable. The sandwich was not much better. Perhaps I caught them on an off day or stick to the beer.

Gianna S.

This is a nice little spot a few block east of Pineapple Grove in Delray. Lots of tables and chairs if you want to grab a coffee and get work done, as well as a bar. I've been there when the same person is doubling as barista and bartender so service can be a little slow, but they have $3 iced coffee which is a crazy great price. The cream-and-sugar area is always organized and clean, as is the bathroom.

Raymond K.

Stopped here a couple of times the last few weeks. I go to where my job takes me area wise. Got an egg sandwich on a croissant and a cappuccino. Delicious. Nice cozy place , in Pineapple Grove. They are also open for lunch and late night . Lots of coffees to choose from, and serves pasties and snacks. The most intriguing thing they have is a cool little bar, specializing in Belgium beers. Taps and bottles. Can't wait to go and sample a couple of beers , before I head to a show at the Arts Garage. Had 2 different servers the last 2 times I visited, and both times the servers were very friendly. They have tables inside or you can get takeout. A must stop if your in the area.

Zoe C.

Decent and quick coffee shop in Delray. The coffee shop has parking in the back. The coffee is fine, not great. I ordered an Almond Milk Cappuccino, but received a Latte instead. The cups are cute.

Alissa W.

Very cool spot with a few inside tables seems they have food, coffee, and beer. The service was friendly they ha e non dairy alternatives to add to your coffee which is great!

Andre D.

It's a little dim, but I love coming here nonetheless. Very comfortable spot in delray. I love coming for the double shot with with almond milk! I'll start grabbing a breakfast sandwich along with it and a piece of the 7 layer carrot cake on my chest days LOL! Love that I found this place. My wife and I are sure to become regulars

John L.

Have stopped in here twice and have enjoyed believe it or not their beer selection. They have a great mix of Belgians in bottles and a good variety of styles on tap. I enjoyed a Funky Buddha Maple Bacon Coffee Porter on tap with my lunch and a Founders KBS for dessert. The ladies in our group had wine and our overall everyone enjoyed the beer and wine varieties. Food wise the menu is not very extensive. We had a mix of salads and I had the California Club which was a panini with swiss, turkey, ham, bacon, tomatoes, avocado & zesty honey mustard dressing. It was decent and the service was nice and prompt. The pricing was a little on the high side but given the area not too bad. I would seek this place out if your looking for a good beer selection for sit down.

Mark M.

Good spot, nice decor, solid coffee. Four stars instead of five because barely any place to plug in. All the outlets were taken up by the time we arrived. Credit card machine was down so cash only at the time. Other than these minor details, we would gladly return to do a bit of work or if we manage to time it, check out the entertainment. That's one unique plus for this place. The bar with a decent selection of quality craft beer

Glenn G.

Based on the name alone, you expect just another coffee shop... but this is far from being another coffee shop. My discovery of Coffee District came about when I did a search online for the best places to get some unique and hard to find beers. Almost every top 10 list for the South Florida, Palm Beach County or Tri-County areas included Coffee District. At first I thought my eyes were deceiving me or that an error must've been made; but no, it's Spot-On.... WELCOME TO BEER (and coffee) HEAVEN.... CIGAR CITY TAP TAKEOVER (May 18 2013): My first visit welcomed me to the Cigar City Tap Takeover with a few friends. Very excited to check out the "Oatmeal Raison Cookie" that Cigar City was unveiling. Turns out our friend ahead of us got the last glass but things worked out well since I took a sip of it and frankly I didn't love it. Ended up ordering "Graham Cracker"... HUGE WIN. The place was busy but we managed to score a table and we enjoyed a good time with friends and a plate of hummus. COFFEE BREAK (June 22, 2013): After dinner one night in the area, we bumped into a friend and our paths led us back here to enjoy some quiet time to chat and enjoy some coffee. So far I had only heard oohs and ahhs over the beer selection and not much regarding the coffee; but the coffee was quite impressive. Tried the Vanilla Chai Latte and I loved it (strange considering I don't like vanilla and don't care much for chai, but for whatever reason I did like this combination). KARAOKE NIGHT (July 12, 2013): After what turned out to be a very stressful week, Friday arrived and decided to head over to Coffee District to peruse their beer selection and experiment with this or that. My previous visit was welcomed to a quite, unassuming coffee shop; but not on this night. Turns out Friday nights are Karaoke night and it gets loud, entertaining and a good time to be had. We managed to grab a table and I had brought my Mac to goof around on but we had plenty of live show entertainment to amuse us (though we don't do any singing for the better of man-kind). As a mater of fact, "Elvis" returned from the dead and stole the show. Yes, ELVIS was in the house. The Karaoke host called out the name for the next "wanna-be" singer and this guy enters the front door with full-on 1970s Elvis attire. Complete with the hip shakes and facial features "Elvis" was a HUGE SMASH. When the song ended, the Elvis impersonator walked out the door and left, and just like that "ELVIS HAS LEFT THE BUILDING" TASH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION (August 23, 2013): Came a bit before the birthday girl made her entrance and jumped into a bottle of Fantôme Boo! (always nice to get the jump on the guest of honor). Once the birthday girl and other friends arrived the Karaoke dragged all of our group (except me) to the stage. Highlight of the night was Natasha, Lena and Marisol doing their rendition of "Like A Virgin"... a song they chose to be "MORE WHOLESOME" since there were a few young kids in the house... WAY TO GO LADIES, WAY TO GO ! ! ! On this night we drank a lot (maybe even too much), but it was the night full of good times. GENERAL VISITS: Beside those special visits, I have been back a few times to try a variety of the beers and that selection is no lie; quite the beer list. Each time I visit I find more and more hard-to-find bottles (mid-August I found a variety Mikkeller, Jolly Pumpkin and the Bruery). And the prices seem fair (not cheap, but fair). I've also managed to try a couple more coffee concoctions and turns out their coffee is just as impressive as the beer. Last visit I fell in love with Iced Raspberry Mocha. And even managed to grab a meal here a couple times. Lite bites and salads are good and the Panini's are excellent but it's the coffee and beer that make Coffee District distinct. Definitely one of my favorite "GO TO" spots...

Blue A.

I don't sing - but I sure like to drink while I watch/record my friends "singing". I came here for Karaoke night so it might not be the same experience the day to day customers have but I'm pretty sure all these things remain the same: Great beer, great coffee and the best impulse buy: mini Toblerone bars! I was here with a fairly large group of friends. With most places it's all about the group you are with - it didn't seem as though there were that many folks not with our group - but then again this place isn't too big, so even if we hadn't been there I'm sure the folks that looked like "regulars" would still be a ton of fun. The music selections were varied - from Hip Hop to Pop - to classic rock. Good times. I stuck to beer all night and they had a really good variety of craft beers on tap - and a great bottle selection as well. The wife was having coffee and she loved it. I eventually got her to sip on a cider - I'm not much of a cider guy but this one was really great. Parking is simple - there's a lot right behind the shop - but that one will likely be packed. If you continue through the lot you will see another lot in the back. It's free to park back there and very well lit. Last but certainly not least - what awesome staff! They were taking orders, picking up glasses, when things spilled (and they did often lol) they were right on it! Always with a smile - and super friendly. I look forward to coming back on regular hours and checking out what kind of coffee house vibe they have - been meaning to get out to more places to crack open my laptop and work. OH and how could I forget - they have mini Toblerone (chocolate bars) right next to the register - and they are possibly THE BEST impulse buy ever. I don't mind forking over the 60 cents (or whatever they cost) for a nice sweet bite.

Andy V.

I like Coffee District. I don't love it. I feel bad because I see all of my friends love it, but you know, I'm ok with being different. Coffee District, first and foremost is definitely not your average coffee shop. At least I've never been able to get wasted and/or sing karaoke at a coffee shop before? You know, that I definitely enjoyed. Every Friday they hold karaoke from 8p-12am when they close. The drink menu, while being beer, wine, and coffee is very robust. You can get a multitude of different things throughout your visit. Open a tab and have at it! I had the hummus plate and an iced tea. The hummus was great. Only bad part was my cucumber had been in the fridge too long and had those weird clear circular spots on them which sucked. I could never tell if the girl who waited on me liked me or wished I never walked into the building. Sometimes super helpful and others I felt like I was bothering the heck out of her which wasn't a great feeling to have. It was busy that night so maybe that was why? The interior of this place is cool. It's a coffee shop so it's not large. It has that kind of vibe to it, but not so chill where you can't have a good time. It's a cool place to go for something different.