My husband and I love seeking out local coffee shops whenever we travel, especially ones that are…read morepassionate about sourcing exceptional beans. We were driving from Tampa to Miami and came across Acopia while planning a coffee stop. It was only a few miles off I-75, making it an easy detour, and we're so glad we found it. From the moment we walked in, everyone was genuinely friendly and welcoming. It's a local, family-owned business, and you can immediately tell they care deeply about quality and creating a place where people enjoy spending time. The coffee was outstanding. We love quality pour overs to enjoy the flavors of the beans and we especially loved trying the Ombligón coffee - something new that we'd never had before. It was incredibly delicious and a unique flavor profile. Learning that their coffee is single-origin from Colombia and that they maintain a relationship with the very farm that grows their beans made us appreciate it even more. It's not every day you find a coffee shop with that level of connection to its source. The café itself is clean and beautiful. There are many thoughtful details throughout the space, from the artwork to the décor that celebrates their Colombian heritage. It feels authentic, warm, and inviting. Music is great too! Even the chairs were unique and surprisingly comfortable, making it a place you'd happily spend an afternoon. It's also a very family-friendly space - i saw games and books for children to enjoy. There is also plenty of tables to do work and a room in the back for privacy. Based on another review, we ordered a slice of the gluten-free, sugar-free chocolate cake, and it was rich, moist, and delicious-- hard to believe it was both gluten-free and sugar-free. Our drinks and cake were ready in about five minutes, which was impressive considering the quality. If you're in Naples--or just passing through on I-75 and looking for a coffee stop that's actually worth making - you won't regret stopping at Acopia. It's the kind of local business that's easy to root for, and we'll definitely be back the next time we're in the area.

Everything Good and different food and drink choices…read moreAnd I love their Colombian coffee

My friend and I came here for a late lunch on a whim strolling down 5th ave. We got lucky and got…read moreone of the tables outside in the sun (they're first come first serve and you seat yourself). You order inside and then they'll bring you your food. I did the BLT on white bread toasted, which was good, average. My friend got the smoked salmon panini and he said it was good too. There's seating inside and out. Cute little cafe.

I stopped by The Brick Coffee & Bar recently and tried their cappuccino with almond milk along with…read morea black coffee. The coffee was good, smooth and flavorful. They had a menu with small bites, and I noticed a cooler that was broken, so not sure what the usual options are. I really love the location right in the middle of town - super convenient. My only wish is that they had more seating inside and outside. It gave me the "grab & go" vibes. Definitely worth checking out!

A small coffee shop with very friendly service and great coffee!…read more I was bummed that they were out of the flan latte when I got there, but I did not leave disappointed after tasting my iced miso caramel latte topped with vanilla cold foam. It was so freakin' delicious that I drank it twice as fast as I normally drink my iced lattes. It's definitely a spot where you just want to go and pick up what you're drinking and not necessarily a destination to stay and work or hang out, as seating and space is very minimal.

August 2026 Came…read morehere before we head to the beach. The location is no longer here. Closed down.

As a bariatric patient, finding somewhere that has sugar-free flavors besides vanilla. This spot…read morehas a TON of flavors!!! My coffee was a jelly donut - caramel, white chocolate, and red raspberry. I'm not normally a fruity coffee gal, but this was DELICIOUS!!! The barista was super kind and helpful. This was her recommendation and nothing I ever would have picked on my own. I can't wait to come back and get more amazing drinks!!! My husband got a banana, caramel, dark chocolate. It wasn't sugar-free, but it was really good!!

Been loyal since they opened in Cape Coral. I don't even live in Florida anymore and I still come…read morepay a visit every month. Love u forever urban buzz!! Please when it is fall do yourself a favor and try a pumpkin try breve. If not fall, try a strawberry shawti or a baby dragon lotus!!

Seriously though, they had me at BAD ASS COFFEE!!! Lol. I give this place 5-stars for the name…read morealone. I love it!!! Stumbled upon this coffee spot as we wanted something local and not Starbucks. It's a hidden spot and glad we were able to find it. Cute space, lots of colors and surfer vibes. Because Hawaii, of course. Got the Three Waves coffee with notes of coconut, caramel and macadamia nut. Sooooo delicious! Good hint of sweetness. Not too sweet, just the way I like it. Very spacious place and plenty of seating. They sell lots of coffee and merch too. Love the stickers! Good find on Bad Ass Coffee. They have several locations in Naples. Support local ya'll. Not Starbies. Duh.

Local coffee shop on Gulf Shore Blvd. N. Across from…read moreLoudermilk Park, tucked in the shops on the east side of the street. Ample room to make a spot for conversation or mobile work space. Come for a coffee stay for a visit. Cool merch, nice tunes and free WiFi. The Service Four Stars.

I walked here for the last day of my vacation for coffee before headed to the airport. I do wish I…read morecame here previous days during my vacation. The barista was very knowledgeable. I told him what I like and what I don't like, He made me this drink with two espresso shots and equal steamed milk. He put a little caramel drizzle in it and it was delicious. I also had an egg bite and the chocolate muffin. Everything there tasted really good. They had nice Adirondack chairs outside and seating inside. I would definitely recommend trying this coffee shop if you're in the area.

Really great coffeeshop option in Ft. Myers Beach area - especially after Hurricane Ian, a lot of…read moreplaces are still rebuilding (or decided to not) so some slim pickings. I recognized the chain from Hawaii, and sure enough this outpost sources their beans from Kona. You can even buy bags of coffee if you want to take some home, along with lots of other cute merchandise. The line was long when I arrived mid-morning but it moved along. I saw they offered malasada donuts, which you don't see often, along with other pastries and breakfast sandwich options. Lots of fun drinks and flavors to choose from too, but I just went with a plain latte and it was good. I was very happy I selected the donuts too - yum! I took my order to go but there is a lot of indoor seating and some outdoor Adirondack chairs too.

Bayshore Bodega is a cozy little spot that's definitely worth checking out. The menu is small but…read morehas a good selection of drinks and food. I tried both the recommended matchas, which had great flavor, and the empanadas were delicious, especially with the dipping sauce. The outdoor seating along the canal is really cute and makes for a relaxing place to enjoy your coffee. Overall, it's a charming spot, and I'd definitely come back.

After a morning at Naples Botanical Garden, we stumbled on Bayshore Bodega, and what a find!…read more This little hidden gem on Bayshore Drive has a laid back indie/art style, great coffee/matcha, breakfast, & lunch options that won't break the bank. It's the perfect little space complete with local artisans, food products, plants, friendly staff with indoor and outdoor seating. We'll definitely be back. Shop local

Coffee was great, so was the staff, and they have a pool table in the shop - how cool! We will be…read moreback!

Quiet place early. Good coffee. One of the only coffee places open in this part of town at an…read moreearly hour.