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Forty Carrots

4.0 (7 reviews)
ModerateCafes, Sandwiches
Closed • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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The most delicious tomato soup!
Georgette Q.

A sister's Sunday shopping day! We enjoyed our lunch in Bloomingdales! The most delicious tomato soup with bread and butter. Truly the best tomato soup I've ever had.. a touch of basil, oregano and parmigiana... I would buy this if packaged ! Then we enjoyed a moist delicious carrot and chocolate cake! The service was excellent! She was only one person and she was very attentive and took great care if everyone! A wonderful lunch! Thank you!

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Love their frozen yogurt when taking a shopping break or for lunch! Always the best flavors and cleanest environment!

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Long Story Short Cafe - Avocado Toast

Long Story Short Cafe

4.3(102 reviews)
3.2 mi
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The name is cute and means great coffee, well maybe since they serve Wells Coffee that is…read moreexcellent. The barista Kylie presented herself in a professional manner with a fun personality. Seemed like every customer that walked in knew and loved her. Only a few small tables inside with additional counter bartop seating and two optional outside patio tables but way too hot today for that experience although does provide a long view of Mizner Park across the street. The decor was strong bohemian themed with hanging plant ladders and even a blue vintage pay phone although no dial tone. The visually appealing space created a relaxed but fun atmosphere. Kylie brewed us a double espresso presented in a mini porcelain cup rather than the boring paper cup. Very strong coffee with a nice nutty aroma. The choices for a pastry was thin today and they were out of the blueberry muffins. The gender neutral bathroom matched the cute decor of the café with navy blue walls and porcelain tan tile floors. Nothing over the top, but clean with some thoughtful details.

We didn't love our experience here sadly. We popped in for some coffee and we had to wait a little…read morewhile before any worker was there, she must have popped out. She apologized when coming back but it was a little odd, we waited about five mins or so. I told her I was considering the tiramisu latte or the pistachio latte and I was hoping she could help steer me in a direction. I asked what she thought between the two and she clearly found my question odd bc there was a long pause before she said it depends what I'm in the mood for. Which isn't very helpful at all lol. And she said it with a bit of sass, like what a dumb question to ask. I don't think my question was that outlandish, many places have specific favorites or recommendations. After discovering the tiramisu latte relies on the cream top that can only be made using cream and no non-dairy products, I decided against that one. Without the cream top, it's just a vanilla latte she told us. Typically the pistachio latte is made with syrup and a pistachio butter but she said even the pistachio butter is made with condensed milk. We wanted to confirm paying for a pistachio latte would be the same as paying for a latte with syrup added and she said it would, but again she seemed kinda annoyed or impatient by our questions. Not friendly service at all. It came out to $8 for an iced latte ($1 for non-dairy milk) in an albeit cute container but it was just subpar.

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LPP Cafe - Inside

LPP Cafe

4.5(6 reviews)
0.5 mi

What drew me in to coming to The Seed were the advertisements for 'bagel bombs' on Instagram…read more Walking in today, it's obviously a very "trendy" place and every customer in the store looked like carbon copies of one another. The service was a bit lackluster, no real enthusiasm or warm greeting at all. For one seasonal "bagel bomb", a spinach and cheese empanada, a cinnamon roll, two cake pops and two regular iced lattes, the total was almost $50, which is literally insane. That's more than a full breakfast for 2 at an actual restaurant. We ordered our items for dine-in, and everything was cold. I just figured they'd be heated up, but I'm not entirely sure? Maybe it's something you have to ask for? If you're choosing to sit in the restaurant, you can't grab a table first and wait for your name to be called because they just don't speak loudly at all. So everyone was crammed in the corner of the place waiting for their order. The spinach empanada was pretty bland, didn't taste any cheese at all. The cinnamon roll was a bit dry, flaky like croissant dough, but the icing was very good. The "bagel bomb" had delicious flavor, but wasn't a bagel at all. I'm not even sure how they get away with labeling it as such. Similar to the cinnamon roll, it was flaky and light like a croissant. I was bummed about that because that's the whole reason why I came, for a bagel bomb, not a croissant bomb. The white cakepop with sprinkles was flavorless, but the chocolate was very good. As far as the coffee goes, we got the cinnamon toast crunch and reeses puff lattes. I heard two people ahead of me order their extra sweet and I understand why. It was definitely lacking that "cereal" milkiness or sweetness. Tasted just like a latte with some cereal sprinkled in it. However, they do write nice little notes on the lid, which is a personal touch. Unfortunately, you can tell that people come here mainly for the aesthetic. I certainly don't think the coffee or food warrants a line out the door. While I love supporting smaller businesses, if they put half as much effort into what they're selling as they do into their social media marketing and decor, I think it could've been better for me. It pains me to say it, but you can absolutely go to Dunkin/Starbucks for better taste and a fraction of the price.

What a cute and trendy coffee shop located in Boca Raton! It's a place to drink coffee, meet…read morefriends, relax or do work. The coffee and lattes are very good. The staff were very nice and helpful. I definitely recommend this coffee shop.

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Forty Carrots - cafes - Updated October 2026

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