This coffee shop is inside Tommy Hillfiger store. Such a cool ambiance! Very good coffee. Price is…read moreawesome!Service is great!

Great service. Took the time to offer choices and answer questions. Liked having the option to…read moredine in with real ceramic cup, although the paper cups are very pretty! Would return!

On our previous visit to Orlando, we discovered Bakery1908 on Colonial Dr and we had breakfast…read morethere every. single. day. This time we stayed on I-Drive and found that they have a new location closer by in Lake Buena Vista, which we love even more than the first one. It's newer and way more spacious with a higher ceiling. The mural, the seatings and the greenery all help to create a very cozy and relaxed environment. It's busier too and harder to find a parking spot though. Their breads are so delicious, with so many varieties we always have a hard time deciding what to get, since we want them all! The swiss roll right by the entrance are delicious too! They also have cookies, and their crepe cakes are closest to Lady M than any other I've tried. You can tell that the crepe is really thin with rich layers of cream in between. It's an Asian bakery so the sweetness level is not as intense, and the bread dough is on the soft and pillowy side. Oh did I mention they also offer dimsum and a bunch of other things too. Yes, you can eat your breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea here. And probably still want more.

Was able to fit in a last minute visit 20 mins before closing (10p)! A lot of the bakery items had…read morebeen sold by then which was a bummer because I was looking forward to trying a bunch of their buns. Inside is very clean, and spacious. However note that the parking lot is very limited, I can only imagine what the traffic and parking is like during the daytime. The blueberry cheesecake is my absolute favorite! When I visit again I will definitely make sure to snag one of these to eat. It's not too sweet which is great and the blueberry filling really adds to the overall taste of the dish. The matcha fruit tart was okay to me, nothing really stood out. But the strawberry pudding is very fruity. I will definitely have to return to try some of their other bakery buns and the hot food items!

Went to Beignets & Brew yesterday with my roommates, and we all loved it! Each of us enjoyed the…read morebeignets we chose; I chose the Nutella trio, and it was delicious. We each enjoyed our coffee too. I will say the large size was a lot bigger than we had anticipated. Nothing to complain about obviously, just something to note for reference. We went around noon, and the cafe was clean and quiet. It was a great place for us to stop, chat, and enjoy some sweet treats. The staff was very kind and friendly too. :)

The Baseline: For coffee and beignets the coffee must be rich and bold, the pastry must be hot,…read morepillowy, and sweet, and the service atmosphere must provide the experience. Food: The beignets are delicious but really pretty small. They make me want more but the fry on the dough was good and the glazes were very sweet and tasty. Service: Love the service at the cafe. The staff are friendly, helpful, and engaging. They go out of the way to help. Ambiance: This is a nice small store with lots of yummy fried dough smells. Nice decor and comfortable seating. Overall, this is worth the experience even if it is a touristy one. I highly recommend stopping by.

The café and museum are both amazing! Our tour guide Dave was very informative and cracked some…read moregreat jokes! Learning about the history of chocolate was very interesting and the chocolate statues are incredible! The tasting at the end of the tour is the cherry on top! Definitely recommend!!

The cafe has a nice atmosphere, rare chocolates, and very accommodating staff members. The tour was…read morea fun and detailed experience that I may do again next time I come to Florida. Also Dave was great :)

Ecuadorian food is one of the most underrated and underrepresented Latin American cuisines. It…read moreshares some elements of Peruvian and Colombian but uniquely their own with influences dependent on location. So, while on a road trip, I decided to seek out Ecuadorian food and found Cafe Pinton in Orlando. Being new to the restaurant, were unsure of how service was and so were offered at the counter but later observed that regulars simply took a table and were approached by the young lady at the counter who took their order. However, there were others who did the same as we did and ordered at the counter before finding a table. Being familiar with Ecuadorian cuisine and married to a first generation Ecuadorian American, the menu was easy to understand. For starters, we started with the Bolon Mixto. This was served with a meat based side sauce and hard-cooked Sunny side up egg. The Bolon was moist and tasty. The accompanying sauce was a nice topping for the Bolon and together with the egg, a complete meal. The fusion marinara or shrimp and fish ceviche was wonderfully refreshing in the citrus marinade. Add in crumbled plantain chips and you have another winner. Finally was the seco de chivo. The host was moist, tender, and nicely flavored. The balance of seasonings was on point. Why four stars and not five? The prices. Because it is hard to come by good Ecuadorian in Florida, after the initial shock, we committed to simply enjoy the food.

We love Ecuadorian food and we're so excited to find this spot. When we walked in, it had cold…read moredecor and seemed they were going for bright, trendy coffee shop vibes instead of Ecuadorian restaurant. Floors were plastic LVP and tables were all light wood and close together, but it was very clean. I had the Seco de pollo which was pretty good, but it would have been better with more onion salad, limon, aliño, and cilantro. The onions were very good. The menu said it came with potatoes, but it came with plantains and avocado, which was a plus. If we had just ordered the Seco de Pollo, water, and shared it, I would have rated it a 4. I ordered naranjilla juice, one of my favorites in Ecuador, but the frozen pulp brand used is one that has an off flavor and the drink was served more like an icee. Most brands of frozen mora are good, so that may be a better route if you decide to try the juice. The salchipapas were nothing like pictured. The fries were just frozen crinkle cut fries, which had a school cafeteria texture. There was no onion salad on top either. My daughter ate just a couple of bites. She ended up getting sick on the way home. The total was just over $45. Too overpriced for lunch with plastic cups. Replacing the canned soda displayed up front with Ecuadorian Coca Cola in glass, fiora vente, and other Ecuadorian sodas, having more Ecuadorian decor and even chonta wood tables, and Ecuadorian TV/music would add better ambiance than AI screen savers. The service was slow, with drinks not coming until our meal was served and I had to get up to get the check. I mentioned how the fries were terrible, but didn't receive a response at all. Florida needs more Ecuadorian restaurants, but with great options like daily almuerzos with the many amazing soups, pinchos with garlic/cilantro mayonnaise, chicken/pea/carrot empanadas (Ecuador has amazing empanadas that are nothing like the empanadas pictured on this page), Parrilladas, and even volquetero.

I stopped at this coffee shop every day during my vacation in Florida and it quickly became my…read morefavorite part of the morning. The coffee was absolutely delicious every time. Terry, my barista, was so kind and friendly. We had the best conversations about latte art, and you can tell he truly cares about his craft. He even remembered my drink order after just one visit, which made the experience feel so personal and welcoming. I will definitely be coming back every time I'm in the Orlando area. Highly recommend!

It's a relatively small café with limited seating space. The decor is pretty and has a sort of…read moreneo-Bohemian vibe. You place your order at the counter and they bring it to your table once ready. The service was good except for the coffee which arrived pretty late, long after we had eaten our breakfast, as the barista arrived late. This is considering we were there during peak breakfast hours between 8-9 AM. The delay is acceptable but it's something the lady at the counter could have set an expectation for as the orders were backed up, but regardless, the overall service was okay-ish. We had the veggie breakfast sandwich, the bacon-egg-and-cheese breakfast croissant sandwich, a medium mocha cappuccino, a medium cafe con leche as well as an order of pan de bono to go. The sandwiches were served pretty promptly and the portion sizes were pretty decent. The lady forgot our to go order for the pan de bono till we asked while waiting for our coffee. However, since the coffee arrived super late, we decided to have the pan de bono at the café instead of taking it to go simply to pass the time. Coffee was decent too but nothing exceptional. Overall, the place is okay but kinda pricey for the food and the service they provide. We paid upwards of $50 (including tip) for two breakfast sandwiches, two tiny breads and two medium sized coffees. May not be a viable option as a regular breakfast place for most people in this economy.

I'd driven past XO Coffee a few times without stopping, but one day after leaving the outlets, I…read morewas craving coffee and decided it was finally time to check it out. I'm so glad I did. The menu was honestly one of my favorite parts. There were so many unique drinks that I couldn't decide, so I ended up ordering two. I tried the ube latte and the Blue Pandan Cloud Vietnamese latte, and both were delicious. If I had to pick a favorite though, the ube latte definitely takes the cake. The staff was super friendly, and the café had a quiet, relaxed atmosphere that would be perfect for getting some work done or catching up with a friend. One thing that makes XO even more unique is that there's also a tattoo studio inside. From what I saw, appointments are required, but I thought it was such a cool concept and added to the overall vibe of the space. I'll definitely be back because there are still so many drinks on the menu I want to try. If you love creative coffee flavors and enjoy finding coffee shops with a little personality, XO is absolutely worth a visit.

Dope coffee shop concept with a tattoo shop inside. I think…read moretheir signature drinks feature good recipes and cute unique details. My last time visiting I had an iced Honey I'm home latte, it was ok. Not a strong coffee taste like I prefer. Maybe I'll need an extra shot. Overall, good coffee shop. The two dispensaries next door can make parking difficult.

I've been to Fortuna Bakery three times, and every visit has been a great experience. Once I stayed…read morewith a friend to enjoy coffee and a selection of sweets, and the other two times I picked up assorted pastry and cake boxes to take with me. Everything has always been fresh, delicious, and beautifully made. The service is friendly and welcoming

Latin bakery located inside Deerfield Shopping Center. Staff is friendly and treats are tasty…read more They have an extensive selection of pastries, salty items and empanandas. We enjoyed the pan de bono, tequenos, meat empanada and tiramisu. The tiramisu was very good because it actually tasted like coffee cream and not just chocolate. They also have cakes and cheesecakes. I got the raspberries and blackberries cheesecake for $35. It costs a bit more that I wanted to pay, but it looked so beautiful. When it comes to taste, I thought it was going to have some of the fruits inside but it was just on top. So I was a bit disappointed since it was just regular cheesecake. It was very sweet for me so not my favorite. Overall, a good option for some cafecito and quick small bite.