It's actually really cozy inside. It's very nice. The only thing I would have to say was that when…read moreI went in I was stared at by the people, but that's nothing to do with the place itself. The person that attended me was actually really nice. I got a match and it was amazing.

Such a cute place! I loved the artwork on the walls. It was dark but had living energy with the…read moreartwork and the fake grass wall. The music was perfect with what they played and how loud it was. I got the tiramisu latte, cheese danish, and cheesecake cup. I hate berries, and I ate them all. They had lunch sandwich options which I wish I took the opportunity to try, but I was hungry and got all the sweets. Hindsight, I wish I got an extra shot of espresso with my latte, that's not their fault. I just usually have a cappuccino with nothing added. I still drank the whole thing. Service was quick and friendly. He asked if I wanted my danish toasted, I've never done that before so I said yes.

What a really quaint place in Metro West. The outside patio has several different seating areas…read morewith umbrellas and plants. The inside is like walking into an art museum. They have art all over the walls. The inside also has separate seating areas which is nice. The food is delicious. We sat outside because the weather was lovely. You go to the counter to order and they give you a number to take to your table. The service was very friendly and attentive.

Coming back to Achilles Art Café feels a little nostalgic for me--I've been visiting this coffee…read moreshop since my early college days back in 2012, when my classmates and I would meet at their original location to study, hang out, and survive exam season together. So seeing how the café has grown into this beautiful, larger MetroWest space honestly makes me smile. The upgrade in size and style is amazing, yet the quality and heart of the place remain exactly the same. The new space is spacious, cozy, and filled with character--from the whimsical European vibes to the eclectic artwork lining the walls. I love the mix of comfortable lounge chairs, soft sofas, and quiet corners, especially in the morning when the atmosphere is calm and relaxing. The staff has always been friendly throughout the years, and that hasn't changed either. Parking is super easy with plenty of space, and the location is convenient whether I'm stopping by before work or meeting a friend. As for the drinks, Achilles continues to deliver: Cortadito - still my go-to favorite, bold and smooth Crème Brûlée Chai Latte - warm and comforting Vanilla Latte - tasty but a touch sweet Banana Bread Latte - subtle and unique Caramel Macchiato - perfect for chilly mornings It's truly wonderful to see a local Orlando café evolve while keeping its soul. Achilles Art Café will always be one of those places that feels like home--old memories, new vibes, same great coffee.

Mecato's is a affordable MetroWest option with tasty empanadas for only $2-3 and a mouth-watering…read moretres leches for just over $5, which is a great deal, especially en esta economia. It's perfect for a delicious, quick lunch in a spacious environment with good parking (even in the MetroWest area).   I had the Mallorca Sandwich ($12), which comes with ham, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and mayo. I was asked "do you want it with powdered sugar on top?" and was like "Why are you even asking me this question right now? OF COURSE I want powdered sugar." This sandwich is delicious, and eating a sandwich with such a sweet bread is not something I would have considered asking for on my own, but it was great.   I also tried one of each type of their empanadas (about $2-3 each): beef, chicken, cheese, and Hawaiian (ham, cheese, and pineapple). All were delicious and very filling for the money.   If you're eating in the MetroWest area, it can be very hard to find parking in the surrounding plazas, and even harder to feel comfortable once you're inside wherever you chose to eat because of how crowded they are (the Brazilian food mart and Pie-fection in the plaza next door with Chase and Tropical Smoothie feel very claustrophobic during lunch), but Mecato's is between McDonald's and Chipotle and had decent parking, even at lunch time. Inside, there was plenty of seating that felt spacious and comfortable.   This is a good spot for a quick lunch in the Valencia College area, and I'll definitely be back!

Mecatos Bakery & Cafe has always been a solid spot - no matter the location. So, needless to say,…read morewhen they placed one in DTO, I was over joyed because that meant they would be walking distance from my job - which meant I could more often. Service is generally pretty quick. They aren't typically super packed either, which is a great thing, which aids in service being pretty quick. The staff is super kind and attentive. There is ample seating indoors and even some outdoor seating. If you are at the DTO location, and want to sit outdoors, there will be no shortage of things to view if you dine out in their outdoor seating area (DTO is always full of characters). As far as the food and beverages go, I can only speak to a few things because I am a creature of habit. I typically get mostly pastries & breakfast items from Mecatos. My go-to order is the cream cheese quesitos and guava & cream cheese quesitos. I usually pair it with a small hot tea or caramel latte. It's quick. It's easy and it is very TASTY - every single time. Their price points are FANTASTIC, so you are not really breaking the bank for something light to-go. If you are dining in for their other entrees, the prices points are still reasonable. Overall, everything I've had has been really good. I'll continue to patron Macatos!

Cute Korean Bakery Café Inside Lotte…read more Tous Les Jours inside Lotte Plaza Market is a great little Korean bakery café with both indoor seating and takeout options. The food was delicious and the drinks were good as well. Just a heads-up: Asian desserts are typically not overly sweet, so if you're used to American-style sugar levels, expect something more subtle. Their bakery display looks beautiful and very appetizing. They offer fresh Asian-style breads (which are different from typical American bread), along with a variety of sweet and savory pastries. I tried the kimchi croquette, which was savory and flavorful. It was served cold, but still good -- I think it would have been even better warmed up. Overall, a really nice stop inside Lotte for a quick bite, dessert, or coffee. Definitely worth checking Service was quick and they were very polite

Although in an Asian market the ambiance , delicious pastries and coffee and beverages is the best.read more

Paris Baguette inside H Mart is one of those places that looks really promising at first. They have…read morea self-serve setup is where you grab a tray and tongs and walk around picking whatever catches your eye from the cases. They'll also heat everything up for you if you're eating there, which is a nice touch. The staff was very helpful, I heard someone come up and ask about the process and they were happy to explain. I ended up getting a raspberry/nutella filled croissant and an iced mocha. The iced mocha was fine, just not very sweet (which is definitely a personal preference). But the croissant was a letdown... there was barely any filling, which honestly defeats the whole point of ordering it. Overall, I like the concept and the variety they offer, but the execution just didn't do it for me. It's one of those places I wanted to like more than I actually did. I'd probably pass on coming back.

I saw this place right next to the entrance to H-Mart. Thankfully, the store is before the main…read moreshopping area of H-Mart, and you don't even need to enter the supermarket to go inside. Once I entered, I saw a lot of baked goods inside a display. I first thought that you order through the counter, and they get it, but no, you actually get it yourself! There were tongs, baking sheet, and tray, and instructions were given on how to take the pastries. I saw a few people there, as well as workers restocking and rearranging the pastries. It took me a while to pick something, because one of the workers were restocking, but I was able to grab a chocolate pon and chocolate croissant. Once I got it, went to the counter and paid, and the attendant boxed my pastries. It was about 13 dollars for the two pastries. I took it home and took some bites. They were definitely flaky, but still pretty soft and buttery. There was a decent chocolate flavor, and it tasted like real cocoa. While it was quite expensive, it was still enjoyable. It can get messy though as there were a lot of crumbs afterwards. The service was mostly do it yourself, and yet they still had a tip jar and the machine asking if you would like to tip. Why for a self service workaruant? At least the workers were friendly and helpful. There were a few tables to eat as well, but it was pretty small. Coffee/tea, breakfast and lunch items, as well as desserts were also sold. I didn't take pictures inside as i saw a sign saying no cameras were allowed at H-Mart, so I assumed this shop was also included. For a bakery shop, I would say their pastries were pretty good. Though, it was quite expensive, especially for the self service of getting the goods yourself. I know many people will visit as it is inside the H-Mart complex. Since I had a bad experience with H-Mart, I doubt I would visit this branch again. However, I will consider in visiting their other branches for some nice baked goods. Overall: B-

Drink quality: 9/10 Service: 9/10…read moreAmbiance: 8/10 Overall rating: 8.5/10 Great brown sugar boba! Service was quick.

great service i got the taro milk tea and my friend got the spicy mangonada…read more Was really good! and H mart is good location live music in the background

This was my first time visiting this quaint coffee shop. Not holding this against the business, but…read morethe parking in the plaza is absolutely atrocious. It took 15 minutes, just to find a parking space. I walked in expecting the place to be busy and it was not. While the coffee was OK , The cookies on the counter were dry and the sandwich I ordered was greasy and lacked flavor. It was a tad disappointing and overpriced but the ladies behind the counter were very nice and attentive. No expectation on going back.

On this cool Thursday after a dentist appointment we wanted to get some coffee from somewhere we…read morehadn't been. We thought of the Holy Grain Coffee on Conroy but found out there is one in Metro West! So we decided to go to that one instead. As we searched for parking, which is the major downside to this location, we found the building and a spot about 1 block away. Now the parking issue makes sense as I believe this location is meant for the apartment and business residents around. But aside from that this quante coffee shop was very nice with board games on each table, great service and cheap prices! The quality of the coffee is very good as well and in my opinion I prefer it over Starbucks. I do recommend trying it out, but maybe the other location for better parking.

Food quantity: 9/10 Food quality: 9/10…read moreService: 9/10 Ambiance: 8/10 Overall rating: 8.5/10 Decent service at a busy kiosk in Lotte Market. Boba is great as always, and they have revolving specials every time I visit!

My overall rating is that this place is decent, but super expensive. But I also might not have…read moreordered the right thing. I got the super lemon black tea and had the first hand experience of what super lemon means. It tasted like straight up lemonade, and there wasn't really any tea flavor. Luckily I love lemonade so I thought it was a good drink as a whole. But then when I realized my tea craving wasn't being met and how much I paid for essentially lemonade, it did end up being a little of a let down. Would still probably try some of their other drinks though.