You need a quick sip of your daily coffee? You are more than welcome to stop here! Girls were very…read morepleasant and cordial. Well kept little cozy place to sit, sip chat with company or even alone with your thoughts. The Sweet Potato coffee? Simple Amazing!!!

Updated review - STILL AN AMAZING PLACE! We've been stopping by now and again for quite a few…read moreyears. I often get a latte here - and this time I got an iced one. It's a great place with a great vibe. The staff here is sooooo friendly. I really love enjoying a coffee under the outdoor patio. It's covered so even in the rain it is a great place to hang out, during coffee, & have great conversation.

This place is was really good. Coffee was amazing. Seating was decent and they had outlets. Only…read morething was 3 hour parking idk how strict that is but makes me nervous so it was perfect before work. The miso sleepy was 10/10 tbh. Workers friendly and overall liked the vibe

The coffee was fantastic. There were a good amount of customers. But honestly, I couldn't help…read morefocusing on the need for a deep cleaning. It just seemed as if the counter was a bit grimy. There was an old dirty tag laying around. The car that held pastries looked dirty. I mean, it was distracting to me. The crew was nice though.

I had the pleasure of going to The Sweet Tea Cafe. My sister and I were celebrating our birthdays…read more We had family and friends (5) joining us. My sister made the reservations . A day before our reservation, she got a call to ask if we can change our reservation to the next day because they were overbooked. My sister told her we made the reservations a while ago July 9, and we had people coming in from out of town including myself. On the day of our "Tea" three of us showed up early thinking we would check in and wait on the porch. Our host seated us right away, at this time there was only one other 3 person group there. Just as we were being seated the host asked what tea we would like and if we wanted to start with our scones. We said we were waiting on the rest of our guests. As we were enjoying our first cup of tea she once again asked if we wanted our scones. Just then our other guests arrived. As soon as they were seated we started our "Tea service" This was not at all what any of us expected. We were rushed through each step and were not even able to finish one cup of tea before being asked what tea we would like next. It got to the point we were asking for half a cup so we could try the next offered tea. We didn't get to enjoy any casual conversation let alone our Tea Luncheon. We were ran thru in just under a hour. As we were paying our host expressed the fact that the next party upgraded at the last minute from 18 guests to 40+ guests. Upon reflection afterwards we all felt we were rushed thru as to accommodate the next group. This is not what is advertised as a leisurely "Tea Lunch" of. 1 1/2-2 hours so as to enjoy the experience. My sister reached out two times but has had no response, very disappointing. We were all looking forward to spending a beautiful day together celebrating my and my sister's birthday with family and friends at a beautiful Tea house and Tea service /lunch.

The food and tea was really good. I liked how a number of teas were shared, meaning the service was…read moregrand. The parking was more than adequate. The ambiance was a little tight, but it was before a holiday. The owner, bought little 4th of July gifts for every child. Nice touch! I am giving a 4 ONLY because of the ambiance. The food and service would get 5 stars from me!

The food truck experience can be fun, and deliver a lot of variety. But never quite so much…read morescenery since you're staring at, well, a boxy truck. Not so with Big Love Pie. Sure it's portable, and sure it shows up at locations convenient to entertainment, just like food trucks. But it's an open trailer with a massive, gorgeous wood-fired pizza oven that's immediately visually appealing. A big part of the fun is watching them precisely control the wood temperature, smoke amount and flow, and tend to the fresh pizza you're about to enjoy. First you'll watch your home-made dough hand-stretched and hand tossed, then topped with items that vary by the visit. The whole process is entertaining and definitely whets the 'tite. And the result... wow! What an amazing crust! Your pie is about 12-ish inches in diameter with the outer 3/4" to 1" left mostly untopped, and for a good reason -- that crust alone might be your favorite part. It's thin, it's crispy, it's chewy, and it's almost flaky, put not quite pastry. It holds up and doesn't crumble, so you can pick up a slice of it just like it's a piece of New York pizza and fold it to hold in one hand. Not that those toppings will disappoint you. There are always a couple of staples, like plain cheese -- a creamy-good mozzarella -- which you can get in a zippy but light tomato or a white bianca sauce. And of course pepperoni in either sauce. They had goat's cheese and I got the impression that's something they offer most or all nights. The special toppings vary, and can be as simple as maple-chicken sausage with basil, or my fave, their super-thick, meaty bacon, diced flavorful tomatoes, topped with arugula. A squirt of balsamic sauce is a staple drizzle option, and perfect with this bacon-tomato number. Oh, and they'll make about anything you want... as long as they have the ingredients there. Owners Tom & Tracy are talkative, so I hung around to watch the process, and learned how much care goes into it -- how they've perfected the recipes. They even bring in special water for the dough so the minerals and pH deliver the right consistency that makes it marvelous. Their yeast is classified secret. The wood used requires a certain amount of seasoning times, and until now i never realized things like flame-rollover (affected by shape of the oven -- they've chosen an igloo configuration) and differences in temperature from oven floor matter so very much in how a pizza bakes. Their igloo-shaped oven is a heavy, concrete and mastik, tiled monster. Not sure any food truck can replicate the size and openness. The owners made it themselves after extensive study about what they theorized would distribute heat and flame ideally. The crust tells me they sure got it right. Some random but useful notes: They're not always at Central28. On Fridays and Saturdays they're currently at Celery City Brewing in Sanford. Beverages are just limited to canned sodas. Sometimes they will fold over that wood-fired dough into a sandwich style -- their salami, which I sampled, is well-chosen and doesn't rely on too much salt. They also have Crucially, there is a limited amount of dough and when they run out all you can do is watch the coals glow and wish you got there earlier. Still a nice view. I really enjoy watching that oven... simple things amuse me perhaps. Finally, I got the impression that the owners weren't yet sure what they have on their hands here -- they seem to have a lot of opportunities but it's clear from many things they do (limited amount per night) they want to keep things special -- they're perfectly with making fewer but better pizzas. That feeling came out in everything they said. So it's a "Craft-Style" Wood-Fired Pizza. It's truly "artesanal," an oft-misused word which should mean small, handmade batches that are never quite uniform, and totally original to the artist. It goes well with your Craft-Brewed Beer from whatever place they're parked outside of. Pricing (menu photo) is so well within reason it's not even a thought. A pizza can fill two light appetites or well-satisfy a hungry solo. I stupidly told them it was too cheap for this level of quality...(Then clamped my mouth shut. I hope that doesn't cost me on my next visit!) The downsides are kinda obvious: limitations on the portable (food truckish) style. I'll mention 'em: There's only a place to sit in the establishments they're near -- they have no tables. They have a VERY limited menu. You'll get wood-fired pizza or sandwiches. Salads or sides are infrequent. They're in different places different nights, so you hafta know where they'll be, but I think they're now posting location and menu specials nightly on Facebook (@biglovepie) which is easy to check. And no, there's no alcohol -- that's the point...these folks do the food right outside where you get your beer. Big Love Pie does one great thing, and does it better than anybody else I've tasted, maybe ever.

Wow what a pleasant surprise for a pizza on wheels. Amazing wood fired Pizza !! Just wow a must try.read more

My husband and I popped by to check it out. Cute place. The young person who helped us was…read moreextremely nice and helpful. I really like that the loaded teas are only 2g of sugar. *The passion fruit tea is tart and refreshing. My husband really enjoyed is chai. The dining area was very clean. Large parking lot.

Haus of Vibes is exactly what Orange City needed! I have been hoping for a healthy spot to open up…read moreand it's finally here! The place is super cute and the lady who works here is so sweet. I ended up getting the Protein Waffles with Nutella and Strawberries. It was pretty good, they make everything fresh in front of you. The whole place smelled amazing when she was making my waffles. I also got the Green Detox drink, it was a bit powdery for me but it's a detox drink. I definitely want to come back and try their Protein Shakes and Refreshers, they look so good!

Great place very helpful and enjoy those shakes and teas. Wonderful place with wonderful peopleread more

This is a tough review for me! I was excited to try this place. Healthy deliciousness that looks…read moregood, too- count me in! Unfortunately, this place didn't quite deliver. We arrived and I started to take pictures as normal. We intended to take advantage of the Yelp discount and get a free energy shot. The cashier asked what we were doing. We explained that we were taking pictures for Yelp. The cashier didn't know what Yelp was, so we explained and knew at that point there wasn't a need to request the Yelp promo. The cashier was extremely pleasant and personable, which is why I give it two stars. The drinks were not what I expected at all. They weren't pretty or colorful, and they came In styrofoam cups. We also order soup, which came in a styrafoam cup. The bowl was just as advertised though! If I could give 2.5 stars I would! Overall, over $25.00 for our order that was not presented well. This place certainly has potential but they must work on their presentation and advertisement. If not, they should change their pricing. While we're paying for the food, the prices seem to include their presentation and experience, and presentation was not there.

I was having a girlfriend over for a doggy play date and I offered to go get us sandwiches from…read morebagel King. I ordered online. It was very simple and easy. I get there with plenty of parking and boy, was this place packed and during the week! I couldn't believe how amazing my sandwich was. I had the turkey BLT on and everything bagel. I'm sorry I didn't take a picture, but it was the best sandwich I've had in so long. The bagels were so fresh. Everything tasted great from the lettuce and tomatoes to the turkey and crispy bacon. I've also bought their everything bagels and veggie cream cheese that is homemade and is absolutely a must try. The staff here are so amazing how they work together during their busy times and so cordial and nice. It's a happy great to that people care about what they do for a living. Please try this place and support your small businesses.

Amazing locally owned bagel shop with great decor and customer service. We came during a rush and…read morethe staff was very kind and answered our questions politely (it was our first time here) my boyfriend and I got the the New Yorker with potato salad and they were DELICIOUS!!! One of the best bagels I've had in a very long time. We came around Valentine's Day and the store was cutely decorated with hearts and such :) Off to the side of the registers there is a shelf with day-old bagels at a discounted price. I think this is a great idea to reduce food waste and they were a very good price of 3.99 for a whole pack. Awesome! The staff seems to always be cleaning and enjoy their time working here

Images of blues legends adorned the walls of this intimate downtown eatery…read more - The servers, although understaffed, were cheerful and welcoming -- they worked efficiently and cooperatively, ensuring that no significant delays were felt. - The coffee was exceptional, with a long, deep finish. I would come back just for this. - My wife's biscuit was of good quality, and was delish with butter and jam. I ordered the Russet & Sweet Potato Hash and topped it with two sunny-side up eggs for a wonderfully satisfying breakfast. My Anson Mill Grits were topped with candied pecans, sorghum, scallions and radish, additions which were not only gorgeous but also elevated the flavor and texture of the dish significantly. It's details like this that separate a true chef from a mere diner cook. - Can't think of a better way to have started my day.

I went to The Tennessee Truffle with a friend recently and cannot stop thinking about it…read more It's a cute and cozy spot located in downtown Sanford. If you're planning to go be sure to make a reservation. The brunch options weren't overwhelming and I had the French roast with the smoked syrup. It was interesting since I've never had smoked syrup but the meal overall was great. Service was excellent. I will definitely be back.

A delightful experience!…read more As part of my quest to pair coffee houses, with bike trails, I popped into Caffe Di Riverwalk, following a 28 mile ride around Lake Monroe. That was a great decision, on my part. The staff was pleasant, the ambiance was charming, the Eggy Bagel I had was great, but the star of the show was the caramel latte they created for me. I believe the phrase my youngest daughter would use, is "Amazeballs". I'm not exactly sure what metrics are involved in reaching amazeballs status, but I do know it is several rungs above amazing. I'll be back!

Definitely passes the atmospheric vibes check! So lovely to sit on the water front! The indoors…read morearea was also pleasant and cozy. It is very much the type of environment that calls for a sit down-even if a brief one. I noticed most folk sat in with their coffees/food/pastries. The service was friendly but sadly the espresso and steamed milk machines were broken during my visit meaning many coffee items were unavailable. Major bummer as I am an iced latte lover so I settled for a cold brew which was decent. I definitely would have preferred a latte so hopefully next time I'm in Sanford, all systems are go. I also ordered the breakfast croissant sandwich and requested the turkey option instead of regular bacon. I would have assumed the "turkey" option meant turkey bacon. To my surprise it was actually deli sliced turkey. While it wasn't overall unpleasant, I would have preferred turkey bacon given it is a breakfast sandwich. Would have given it that crispy element. But as stated, it was nice and a good size for the price tag. I didn't have room for any pasty, cake or pie but looking forward to trying next time as they all looked really yummy on the display case! If you are looking for a coffee or quick cafe stop in Sanford, this is a notch above the chains and worthy of a stop!

I've been here a few times and purchased coffee in past. Wasn't too excited about the coffee but…read moredecided to try the Soursop smoothie, I love the fruit so thought it would be a great option. The smoothie was okay, it wasn't was I expected, felt like it lacked some flavor.

Tried this coffee spot recently in Henry's Depot in Sanford, and the coffee was to DIE FOR. I love…read morea strong cup of joe and this did not disappoint. I believe I had the pleasure of speaking to the business owner while I was there, and she was so lovely! You can tell every cup is made with care. I would absolutely come back, and I'd highly recommend if you're looking to support a small business and have a delicious cup of coffee that'll be sure to wake you up!