I recently visited Superwow in Hollywood, and wow I can't believe I hadn't heard of it before! Thanks to Yelp we stumbled upon this gem, even though it's been open for 3 years. The moment we walked in, we were greeted by Valentina, who was pleasant, helpful, and clearly passionate about what they do. She even shared some backstory about the shop: they roast their own coffee in-house, have locations in Brazil, and will soon be opening in Brooklyn, NY. Every 3rd Sunday of the month they also host a "Cars and Coffee" event, which fits perfectly with their car-inspired aesthetic. The theme is done tastefully and creatively very unique. There's also merch available, along with bags of coffee and teas to take home. I brought my toddler, who absolutely loved the décor and immediately asked for a hot chocolate. Valentina was so accommodating she prepared it with real chocolate at the perfect kid-friendly temperature. I treated myself to an Ube Latte, and it was phenomenal! I paired it with a guava and cheese pastry that tasted so fresh, even though I arrived an hour before closing. My husband went with the Ethiopian Gesha, and he couldn't stop raving about it.Everything from the service to the quality of drinks and food was A+. This was such an awesome experience, and we'll definitely be back to try the rest of their menu. If you're a local (or just passing through Hollywood), do yourself a favor and check out Superwow!

I came across Superwow Coffee on Yelp while looking for a new spot to grab coffee, and after learning more about their concept, I knew I had to give it a try. We live in a time where terms like specialty coffee and the purchase of high-end espresso machines and grinders have become the norm. Too often, that takes the place of true devotion to the craft of roasting and brewing. After my visit here, I can confidently say that Superwow has a genuine love and appreciation for coffee that you can feel and taste, not just see. We were served by Val, who was so professional and knowledgeable that I thought she might be the owner. Her service was outstanding, and every drink she prepared was executed with care and precision. The environment itself was welcoming, thoughtfully designed, and the kind of space you could easily spend hours in. The Ube latte was a total showstopper. As someone who loves Ube and has tried it in many forms, this was easily a 10/10. I'll be craving it from now on. We also ordered a hot chocolate for our little one, and I was happy to see it made with real chocolate rather than prepackaged powder. The difference in quality was obvious in the taste. The guava and cheese pastry was another highlight.I could've easily ordered ten of them. To top it off, I had an Ethiopian Gesha, brewed (I believe) on an Origami dripper. As a coffee roaster myself, I tend to gravitate toward these kinds of offerings. I didn't check the tasting notes beforehand, but the cup had a light, tea-like body with subtle sweetness. It surprised me with less acidity and complexity than expected, but it was delicate, clean, and enjoyable. The coffee nerd in me wanted to cup it and experiment with different recipes to see what else it could reveal. I also picked up a bag of their coffee, The Wow, to brew at home. So far, I've made it as a pour-over. While it still needs some dialing in, the roast is clearly clean and well executed. The Brazil component shines through in both aroma and flavor, and I'm looking forward to experimenting with different brew methods to see how the profile evolves. From what I can tell, they'll be expanding their roasting program, which will be exciting to watch as it develops. Overall, if you're looking for a thoughtful coffee experience, Superwow is worth the visit. Pair a pastry with your drink of choice, and I doubt you'll be disappointed. P.S. Can I please play with the Diedrich?

One of the only spots to get an ube latte in south Florida. It's also not too sweet. They also have fancy beans for true coffee lovers. One star off because my danish was burnt pretty bad on the top. INTERIOR Cute. There's a row of tables for people to work at. There's also plenty of chargers. The car decorations are also a vibe

Yummy coffee! Cool motorcycle and car theme inside. They are dog friendly as we were able to bring our pup in so we could grab a quick coffee. We did the app street parking outside downtown Hollywood.

I am in love with every aspect about this cafe. Decor, food, beverages, noise level. First, I wouldn't say that Superwow is the most traditional coffee shop. You'll find Korean inspired baked goods as well as beverages with a lot of flavors you may not have combined before. For me this is all a positive being that I visit cafes constantly and prefer some options that offer variety. The service was great, the staff was helpful and pretty quick. I'm in the area often so I'll definitely be back many more times.

Gizmo had a great time greeting customers as they came into the coffee shop! The UBE latte was rich and smooth. Loved that it wasn't sweet too! They were out of deserts and pastries so I'll need to come back for them! Service was great and ambiance is ideal for working! WiFi doesn't require a password and parking is available on the street. I came after the lunch rush. I will try to come in the morning to get those pastries. lol

I'm only staying for a few days in the area but have been addicted to this cafe-been visiting daily! The baristas here are friendly and accommodating. AC and WiFi were strong, I was able to kill a few hours here. Would visit again when in town! Next time I'll try a double shot Macchiato!

Honestly loved the vibes. Came here to try their ube latte and was genuinely surprised by their theme and by the way they brought it together. Definitely very into racing cars, but the design of their coffee logo is what stood out to me. Specifically the eyes which may remind most of the eyes of Rat Fink and the design itself is very Hot Rod esque. They have an F1 John Player Special car hanging on the wall, while the TVs show multiple types of other car races (drag, etc). They really tied it all together well personally. Aside from the theme and plenty of indoor seating, they have pretty good espresso! I really did enjoy the Ube latte but it did lack a little Ube flavor. It was very much just a sprinkle of Ube. Not too sweet though so it was still good! My fiance ordered the wow and wow. The single macchiato shot was great but the single espresso shot was probably too much for him. Just strong and bitter. Fantastic still overall. Would absolutely come back to try more and to just vibe here! Also loved the merch too. The staff were really fast and easy and pleasant to order from.

Superwow Coffee has been on my coffee list for a while now so I'm glad I finally made the time to give it a try. We went Sunday morning, around 11am, and it was pretty packed! I didn't realize the decor and vibes were car related, and there was some sort of car meetup happening in the lot next door, so a few patrons were part of that as well. It was really cool to see the car enthusiast community and it's cool that Superwow seems to be a space for that. In terms of the menu, they offer some pretty unique flavors, both in coffee and in food. I love onigiri, so I will definitely give theirs a try the next time I stop by. For coffee, we got the Smokey Niagara and the iced cortado (I took a couple sips before I remembered to snap a pic). Both were pretty good! We needed just one more pump of vanilla syrup, which the barista behind the counter was kind enough to let us do. Overall, Superwow is a cool spot, and definitely worth trying for coffee lovers and car lovers alike.

This place is awesome. Super cute Japanese inspired cafe. I got the ube purple latte and it was amazing. Drinks are not too sugary which is a huge plus!

I have to come back here again but I got a latte here and it was LOVELY! The hazelnut syrup tastes great. It isn't overly sweet and the coffee tastes wonderful. The service was kind and patient. I am eager to return and try some of their specialty lattes and food.

I orders a lavender iced coffee to go. Process was easy enough. Parking wasn't bad. Employee was helpful. Coffee was delicious.

Came here just to have coffee. Ordered the ube iced latte to drink in the place. It's a small place that's decked out in car memorabilia. Not my style so I didn't care for it. It's also dark inside from the outside. I'm only mentioning this cause the door opens inwards from the outside and when opening the door, we hit a small child who was hanging out by the door. I recommend they switch up the swing side of the door (I think it's safer anyway for fire hazard reasons) or do something about the visibility since it's easy to walk past the place too. But honestly I liked the latte so much that i don't really care about the decor or the small child being a victim of poor architecture. Ube lattes are definitely something I like. It's a little bitter which is what I like (I'm not much for sweet), but may not be everyone's cup of tea.