I'm gonna be honest here: as a coffee snob this didn't really hit…read more It: The cortado I got. Not it: the iced latte my wife got. The cortado was really smooth and not just straight up milk flavor. The iced latte tho was not great, I couldn't taste any of the coffee and it was pretty muted. The staff was pretty chill and looked happy working there but I couldn't help but think the atmosphere was a little dark and too moody for me, but it works for an urban setting like downtown for sure. Wouldn't be my first spot but if someone really wanted it I'd be good to get a cortado again.

I don't know what happened to this place, as it used to be very good, but lately I have given them…read moremultiple tries, just in case, but their coffee is really not worth the money at all. I get a decaf almond milk latte, and it tastes horrible. They don't even foam the almond milk, which I do at home just fine, so the entire cup is mostly milk to make up for the lack of foam and hardly any espresso. Basically $7 for a cup of nasty almond milk. Which I don't even think they use espresso as the "coffee" part, as it tastes like normal house coffee that's been sitting on a burner for too long. Very subtle flavor and a nasty burnt after taste. Highly disappointed when you spend over 20 bucks on 2 coffees and a snack. No wonder the Delray location is shutting down.

Tucked in the corner of the Colony Hotel is this little Euro café serving coffee, muffins, eggs,…read moresandwiches, croissants and smoothies. Had a Floridian Coffee Roasters espresso for $5.00 which was at the high end of the price spectrum for a single shot but the roasty aroma and the medium bold taste superceded the cost. The coffee was presented in a white ToGo cup bearing a logo in cursive "The Hedges Inn" at East Hampton, which is the Pink Paradise Café sister company. The barista/manager Courtney took us on an unexpected guided tour of the hotel. This was customer service at it's best. Did not even have to think twice about giving this café a strong five stars.

A friend and I each ordered a smoothie, and the total came to $37, which felt pretty expensive for…read morethe quality and flavor we received. Unfortunately, the smoothies were underwhelming and didn't really stand out. The atmosphere also felt a bit awkward, as there wasn't much interaction and the staff seemed fairly quiet. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but it didn't feel worth the price.

​The Hive is an elevated culinary experience wrapped in a stunning, elegant aesthetic. From the…read moremoment you step inside, the chic decor makes it feel less like a neighborhood bakery and more like a high-end café. With a menu of sweet and savory offerings, there is something for everyone. Whether you are looking for coffee & or an elevated lunch (early dinner) experience, this is the place for you. Located steps away from The Norton Museum, this is a great place for a stand alone lunch date or a visit before or after a trip to the museum. The service is professional and attentive. Worth the trip. Don't leave without taking home a baked item (just don't bring it to The Norton or they won't let you in).

Stopped in here for a sweet treat. This place was bustling on a random weekday! It is very…read moreaesthetic and has many beautiful pastries and treats to try. As I was just stopping in for something to-go, I picked out a chocolate chip cookie and a juice. The service was great, but this is a higher end type of bakery as I spent much more than i thought i would for two items. The juice and cookie were tasty but for the price point I would probably skip it next time. They also offer a sit down option if you wanted to eat lunch or i suppose breakfast. Overall, Im glad i was able to check out the place!

So dang fast! They have the acai base perdone and frozen, they add the topping according to what…read moreyou order. In and out quicker than a blink! Too frozen to eat while here, taking it back to the hotel. Ingredients look so fresh and tasty.

The girls work hard but the wraps are getting smaller and more and more expensive used the be…read morearound 11.75 plus chips has increased over the past few years now to $14.15 for a smaller wrap no chips and now being served with ranch dressing before the hot wraps were bigger with a delicious Southwest flavored sauce time to find a new alternative

Leiden was amazing ! She was soooo helpful and attentive and accommodated all my needs since I have…read morea bunch of health restrictions. Highly recommend and will be back!

Lovely place but they loose some authenticity.. Ordered a…read morecoffee and wanted it in a mug. They brought it in to go cup with plastic lid .. I asked for a mug again and they said I had to pour it in myself due to it's too hot to carry? The mug comes on a serving plate .. that's what the plates are for to carry it. They maybe had last issue of people spilling or burning but you don't throw away the common sense experience of drinking out of a mug vs coffee fist in a wax lined / plastic cup. The whole experience is lost and the name means Pure Life.. this is like in nyc where all the cvs shelves are locked up because of a few criminals. Instead of dealing with the problem the problem is passed down to everyone. I went to Maman for my second cup because Puta Vida would not refill my glass cup without first putting it into another throwaway cup. The waste. Such a beautiful place and yet this one simple thing to me is away from core values of a business. My two cents .

Monthly dinner with cousins here at Rhythm Cafe and our food experience was enjoyed by all!…read more Eclectic art adorning the walls and comfortable seating and tables. The dining room filled up fast as we waited for our meals end enjoyed our beverages. Our dinners consisted of two Ducks, one Veal and one Lamb. All were perfectly prepared and delicious. My lamb Shank was "fall off the bone" tender and very very good. (The only negative was a table of four seated next to ours, apparently had forgotten to charge their hearing aids, enough said). Certainly warrants repeat visits, (I'll just bring extra batteries for neighboring table diners!)

This is a kooky-looking reclaimed diner with upscale food and upscale service. My in-laws and wife…read moreloved all their food, including various fish dishes, my father-in-law's Weiner schnitzel, and the peanut butter pie and coconut quiche. I wasn't as enthused about mine - the carrot ginger soup was mostly carrot, minimal ginger, and the breadcrumb-coated salmon was good, but nothing special. Frankly, I think the mashed potatoes were the best thing I had, quite indulgent. But I'd give the place another shot, and not just because everyone else loved it more than me.

Great little coffee shop with excellent pastries and the friendliest staff!…read more We found this spot while searching on Google and are so glad we did! Upon walking in the barista immediately greeted us which was so welcoming and nice! My boyfriend was thrilled as usual to find a geisha pour over that he thoroughly enjoyed. We also had a chocolate croissant and iced latte, and and everything croissant at the recommendation of the nice man working! The everything croissant is not something I normally would've ordered but he described it so well I had to try it - and I loved it! The patio out front is so adorable too with a handful of tables and a little shelter in case it's sunny or rainy, surrounded by beautiful greenery.

I used to think this is one of the best places to grab a coffee or matcha in South Florida but the…read morequality has drastically gone down and the employees do not provide good service at all. I ordered their seasonal drink which was a lavender latte and asked if I could have extra lavender syrup in my coffee and the barista said yes but she didn't inform me it would a whole $5 dollar up charge which was the cost of the coffee so I paid $10 for a coffee that was worse than Starbucks quality. The matcha was also nothing to write home about and honestly I could make better matcha at home. While the service was quick and the inside seems like a great coworking space with two levels it was so loud inside as well. I'll definitely skip from going to this location in the future.

I had been wanting to come here and I heard how fabulous it was so what better thing to do than…read morebook a reservation for my birthday brunch. The staff were absolutely wonderful via phone and email addressing my questions and concerns. Upon arrival I was astonished at how cute this place was. The outside hostess directed me to the inside host. I immediately saw some of my guest at a lovely long table set up in the back center. Our attentive waiter came over to bring us menus. Unfortunately most of my guests got caught up in the torrential downpour and were running behind. The waiter assured me that we were quite alright to wait if we preferred. I decided to start with a cocktail. The testa Rossa was recommended. I ended up giving it to my husband as it was rather strong and I did not taste watermelon nor coconut. I went with the second recommendation of the strawberry bliss. Another strong drink which the gin overpowered the other flavors. I may skip the cocktails if I come back as I did not fancy either of the ones I tasted. I tried some of Lisa's sunflower seed toast which came with the cutest set up of butter and delicious apricot and strawberry jam. For my lunch I decided on the Cacio de Pepe which was cheesily delicious and transported me back to Rome. Now for the star of the show, the Principessa which was probably the best cakes I've ever had. Each bite is so light with subtle lemon, vanilla and whipped cream, it practically melts in your mouth. I washed down the cake with a cappuccino Viennese. On my way out I took the time to walk over to the dessert and pastries counter where I spied my next selection for my next visit. Overall it was a fantastic day minus the weather which I did not allow to rain on the celebration of my special day.

Went for dinner this Thursday, to finally try the food here and listen to some live jazz music! Was…read moreable to snag a seat at the bar, which was perfect since the jazz was closer than in the dining room. Had a couple glasses of red wine- since ordering a bottle was out of the question because they were SO expensive. We ordered the San Danielle pizza (prosciutto, mozzarella, and arugula), and the lobster pasta. The pizza was more of a flatbread, VERY thin and airy crust. Order as an APP, not an entree. The lobster pasta had "homemade shells"- they tasted no different from a box pasta- and the pasta itself was VERY fishy. I only ate half and had a stomachache after. Would NOT return here for dinner; overpriced for sub-par food.