Union Coffee is one of those spots that surprises you in the best way. It is located inside the…read morelobby of Ocean Church, which means the hours can be a little unique. But once you walk in, the space feels welcoming and relaxed, not "churchy" at all. It just feels like a comfortable neighborhood coffee stop that happens to share a building. The coffee is fair trade and locally roasted, which is always a nice bonus when you are deciding where to get your caffeine fix. I ordered an Americano, and while it was slightly weaker than what I am personally used to, it was still perfectly enjoyable. The kind of coffee you can sip slowly while pretending to be productive. I would have no problem ordering it again. They also offer a handful of bakery items, which make it an easy place to stop for a quick breakfast or mid-morning snack. Overall, it is a really pleasant little coffee shop with a unique location, good coffee values, and a relaxed vibe. Definitely worth stopping in if you are nearby and looking for a low-key place to grab a cup.

Really great coffee! They use fair trade organic beans from a local roaster…read more Lots of seating for a group or a quiet meeting. Ample space to bring a laptop and work from here with free WiFi.

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!!

Heard from our friends, Pastry Boutique, has exceptional pastries and highly recommended. On our…read morefirst visit, we were not disappointed and planned for many return visits! We sampled the Quiche of the day, Quiche Lorraine and an almond croissant with a Pistachio Vanilla Latte. Both items hit the 5-star category! Croissant was flaky, crunchy and the best Quiche in Florida! The Banana Nut Bread, Sticky Buns, Cinnamon Roll, Tiramisu and cookies looked so amazing, you want to take a few home! We were early and were able to sit in one of inside tables. As we were tasting the latte, more than a dozen of patrons stop by for pickup orders. The ambiance is plain and simple. The lovely young lady behind the counter gave us exceptional service with a friendly smile! This is a cashless facility so make sure you have your credit card or e-wallet with you. This is a best place to go for pastry and coffee in Estero!

Food is delicious! We had the ham and cheese croissant and a chocolate caramel cookie with coffee…read moreand an Americano. Everything was top notch. Croissant was buttery and flakey and the ham and cheese didn't overpower the delicate taste of the croissant. The cookie was rich and gooey and so good! We had to take most of it to go. We ate on pretty plates and cups and it was just lovely. The seating and dining set up was clean and inviting and just pretty! Love our little experience at the Pastry Boutique:) Will certainly visit again.

The food was amazing! I got the Wakey Bakey and it's probably the best sandwich for its price. The…read morestaff was kind and the food came out pretty quick. I like how it's inside a gas station to allow for people on road trips to grab a quick bite along the way.

So... if you can get past the fact that this place is co-located inside a Marathon gas station…read moremini-mart... there is plenty of parking & seating. The food was good - not crave worthy but better than you would expect at a gas station. Order at the counter and the worker brings your food out to the table.

Like other Yelpers' reviews, this coffee shop within the Hyatt is stunning on the eyes, pleasing to…read morethe tastebuds, not the best environment for sitting and eating, and could be a drag on your wallet. The staff is friendly, kind, and accommodating.

Nice little coffee snack shop here in the hotel. Friendly staff. They have a good selection. I was…read morea bit disappointed by the espresso. I just seemed a bit flat and prices are very high as expected for this location. I'm still thankful the option was available.

Sweet Sunday Send-Off at Estero Bay Olive Oil & Tea After…read morechurch, my friend Haley and I stopped here for one last little celebration before she headed out of town -- and honestly, it couldn't have been a better choice. I ordered the Peppermint Matcha Latte with Boba, and she got the Gingersnap Matcha Boba. Both were incredible! As a total Boba addict, I can say this place serves some of the smoothest, highest-quality matcha in Estero. The texture is rich and velvety, and the boba has that perfect chewy bite that makes each sip feel like a treat. Prices are super reasonable too -- way better value than Dunkin' or Starbucks! I finished mine in about 30 minutes (still working on being a better sipper ), but it was the perfect after-church pick-me-up to wrap up our Sunday and celebrate friendship before Haley's trip. Can't wait to come back soon and try more of their seasonal flavors s/o TJ for matcha skills

Excellent service - huge variety of oil, vinegar and teas. Staff was very knowledgeable and super…read morefriendly

This has become my favorite kava bar to go to, Jair is an amazing kava tender and every experience…read morethere is always fun!

There were four parts to this visit. I'm going to call them "movements."…read more Movement #1 - - Arrive. Greeted. Checking the place out. There are couches and tables, outdoor seating options, and the traditional bar like one would get at a sports pub. There are board games and and other items to tinker with. Seems like a cool place. Bartender immediately interacts and helps me to understand Kava, Kratom, and give me and overall orientation of the menu. Movement #2 - - We are given a sample of the Kava in traditional bowls on the house. The bartender has one with us. We talk about the flavor and remark on our numb tongues. Then we order drinks and settle into conversation. I had the Kratom with Mango Habanero Kombucka mixed in. It's good. Slowly my drink disappears. Eventually, The bartender remarks about the empty glass. I say I'll go for another one. Just like the first. Movement #3 - - Where's my second drink? Apparently, after confirming that he would make me a second drink, the bartender completely forgot. A couple of his friends came in and he took a seat next to them, only getting up to help a person who came in. I slurped my empty glass any time he walked by. Nothing. It was a bummer. Movement #4 - - I set my money on the counter and waited...and waited. Finally we flagged down the guy and asked how we paid. We had to walk down the length of the bar and pay him at the end. Couldn't just take my cash at the bar?!? Weird.

Italiano omelet was excellent Service was very good and the…read moreprices were reasonable. I sat outside. Very nice.

Service was good and the staff were friendly and attentive…read more We ordered the Bacon & Eggs, the Tropical Oats & Chia bowl, and the Mediterranean Omelette with a croissant (as the toast option) and a fruit cup on the side. The Bacon & Eggs was definitely the star meal. I would come back specifically for that dish. The Mediterranean Omelette was solid, and I liked having the croissant as a side option. That said, I think it would be even better if the croissant were served with a drizzle of honey to add a bit more sweetness. The Tropical Oats & Chia bowl was fresh and healthy, but it could use a touch more sweetness -- maybe a little sugar, honey, or another sweetener. All the dishes were plated beautifully. A couple suggestions regarding the website: it's a bit confusing that there's a "Menu 1" and "Menu 2." It might be clearer to organize it as a breakfast and lunch menu or combine everything onto one easy-to-read page. Also, replacing the AI-generated images with high-quality photos of the actual food would make the site feel more authentic and appetizing. Overall, a good experience.

This is one of my favorite place to stop by after shopping or strolling around Coconut Point after…read moredinner. It is a small place but they have inside tables and outside tables where you can enjoy the sweet treats from Italian cookies, pastries, gelatos and panini. In the afternoon, my favorites are Canoli or Tiramisu with Latte. Our night time favorite is gelato. Tonight, I wanted an affogato with pistachio and hazelnut ice cream. But wife just opted for a limoncello. The counter staff had offered extremely nice service and assistance in every visit!

So delicious that we visited twice in 3 days! The gelato…read morewith cookie was a wonderfully sweet treat. The affogato was amazing. The panini was a welcomed, fresh sandwich even if served with standard Lay's.