I hear about this coffee shop every time I go to a Solar Bears game. I'm not usually in the area,…read morebut since I was, I gave them a try. They're a small shop with a drive thru. They have a small outdoor sitting area, but that's about it. They have a small menu with a few options, but I prefer that to the extensive menus of other places. I got a sugar free iced caramel latte, and mom got the blackberry green tea. The latte was delicious. The sugar free caramel was sweet and flavorful enough without adding anything else. The tea was refreshing and had a nice subtle flavor. The service was nice too. I can see coming back if I'm in the area.

My first visit. What a friendly drive-thru coffee shop. They offer lots more too--food and…read morespecialty Riptides--Redbull mixers. They also have a loyalty program. My afternoon Cold Brew fix is what brought me here, and their's is delicious. I ordered mine with almond milk and it was perfect. I can't believe they've been here 4 years and it's my first visit. I will be back!

I was looking for a pick me up with a late morning breakfast and found myself at True Coffee. Based…read moreon the reviews, I had high expectations. Parking is free and pretty easy on the side of the restaurant. I ended up getting a iced strawberry matcha latte from their spring menu and a breakfast burrito that has egg, cheese, and potatoes. The menu does state you have to wait for the burrito as they have to warm them up. The inside of the business is quaint and cute and a great place to get remote work done or meet with a friend for a coffee and treat. The matcha you can get in two different sizes which I chose the 12 oz. and almond milk for my milk of choice. The matcha is presented in this cute smiley face cup that aligns with their brand. However, I was not a fan of their matcha. The strawberry adds a great sweetness but the matcha was bland. It was like I was drinking the milk and strawberry puree which was unfortunate. However, the reason why they still received a 4 star is that breakfast burrito. For beginners, the cost of this burrito and size is amazing. Again, on the menu they state it takes time which it took about 10 minutes. The burrito has these fluffy eggs that really taste homemade - I felt like I was eating something from a friend's kitchen. The potatoes were soft and also everything was seasoned. Adding the hot sauce was perfect touch. Alone, I would definitely come back for that and will try out one of their lattes based on other Yelper's recommendations.

I love the way this place is set up from the parking. That's plenty full to the open space I saw…read morepeople in the corner sitting on their laptops. Somebody looked like they were doing a film review and I was able to walk in and get my Matcha made fresh by a delightful staff. I had the guava cream cheese, Matcha and it was delectable not overly sweet and perfect. Of course the presentation was beautiful but once I mixed it, it all tasted so good. I can't wait to come back and try some more of their seasonal rotation, and maybe even have a baked dessert as well.

Great places for vegan and gluten free pastries. Love the coffee as well. Chill vibes on Millsread more

I visited framework coffee on a Saturday morning around 8am. They were pretty empty, but it was…read morenice inside. They had a wall of plants for sale and another wall with coffee and tea for sale. They also had a fridge with some juices and drinks, and a display box with buttermilk bakery pastries. I love the chalk board with featured items too. I got 2 drinks here: an iced latte with honey syrup for my friend and an iced cider americano for myself. I forgot to ask for the americano decaf when I ordered, but they very kindly made it decaf when I caught them before adding the espresso. The latte was really good, and the honey syrup was really nice. The pastries from buttermilk bakery were amazing as always. But then there was the americano. I was so excited for this cider americano, I absolutely love cider and I had been thinking about trying it all week since I saw their seasonal menu on instagram. I got in the car, but I didn't try it until I was about halfway home, and that was a mistake. Now, friends, I am from Massachusetts, which is a country of great apple abundance. We love our cider, and we're all pretty aware of the dangers of bacterial contamination in the cider making process, and how you can easily create the repulsive tasting and smelling dream wrecking cider ruining disaster that is butyric acid. Butyric acid is what makes vomit smell and taste like vomit. So when you get butyric acid in your cider, it tastes like, you guessed it, vomit. And if you get that vomit taste, you need to chuck the whole batch or it could give you diarrhea and vomiting. This cider Americano very sadly tasted like vomit. While I was pretty confident in my assessment after taking many sips and wondering if I'd imagined it, I had my friend try the drink too, and he confirmed that it tasted like vomit. Now, if I'd called and they'd shown some remorse and maybe apologized and said they would look into it, then maybe I'd be giving a 3 or 4 star review, but that's how I found out that they don't have a phone number posted. So now I'm here, home with a coffee that I can't drink, trying to figure out the best way to tell these people that their cider is likely infected and could get people sick. I should probably send them an email. TLDR: perfectly nice looking place served spoiled apple cider drink and didn't have a phone for me to contact them to let them know. UPDATE: wow! I DMed them on instagram and they responded within 10 minutes! Keeping it to 3 stars but I will definitely be giving this place another shot.

I love CFS, so as soon as I spotted this coffee shop, I knew I had to stop in!…read moreI ordered an iced pistachio latte, a chocolate muffin for my son, and two pan de bonos. Everything was served warm and fresh, and the iced pistachio latte was absolutely delicious and perfectly made. The café itself was spotless, welcoming, and well organized, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a coffee. I can't wait to come back and try more from the menu. Highly recommend!

This was my first visit to CFS Coffee, and the space is so cute! Parking was super easy. The staff…read morewas friendly, but it did seem like they were short-staffed. We waited in line to order and were delivered our coffee first, and then our food. I ordered the iced pistachio latte, which wasn't bad, but did not have much pistachio flavor. My veggie breakfast sandwich was very fresh and light. It would have been better with some type of sauce, but I still enjoyed it. This spot is pretty pricey; my medium coffee and sandwich came to around $20. I wouldn't make a special trip out here, but I would return if I were in the area.

I'll start by echoing the sentiments of previous reviewers that KOS is cozy and intimate. It's not…read morenecessarily a good choice for large groups, but it's perfect for one-on-one catch-ups! I came in with a friend and we did just that over lovely coffee and tasty pastries. We were warmly greeted by the staff, who patiently answered the few menu questions we had. The coffee offerings are fairly standard, but the syrups are made in-house and include some lovely and unique flavors. I was a big fan of the pumpkin sage syrup. I personally loved that it tasted distinctly of pumpkin without being sickly sweet--the perfect addition to my iced latte. We also knew we wanted a pastry, and the offerings were all tempting! The cardamom bun was a top contender and will definitely be part of my imminent return, but we ultimately landed on the banana bread. It was so generously sized that we shared it! Like the flavored coffee, the banana bread was sweet without being sickly so. The sugar was understated, which I really appreciated, while the cake itself was still moist and distinctly banana-forward. I'm looking forward to trying the waffles or maybe even a sandwich on my next visit (in addition to that cardamom bun, of course!). The other patrons had a variety of the dishes mentioned above, and everything looked delicious and generously sized. One other detail I really appreciated: gratuity is already built into the prices, so there's no additional tipping expected or requested. I thought that was a really nice touch and made the whole experience feel especially straightforward and relaxed. KOS is perfectly situated in the heart of downtown Maitland, in a shopping plaza with easy parking and just a short walk from Lake Lily.

This place is still so very good. It has turned into a meetup place for my bestie. We meet here,…read morehave a coffee and/or breakfast and then we walk around Lake Lily or hit up the farmer's market. I love that this place has excellent coffee beverages. None of them are too sweet at all. I've gotten several different types of drinks and all of them just hit that spot. I am a hot coffee girly so love that the possibilities of that are endless here. This is a fast casual restaurant where you order at the counter and then they bring you the food/drink. They are pretty efficient. Their baked goods are really unique flavor profiles which I love. Some things are definitely shareable if you're looking for a snack. This is a great place if you want to have some one-on-one time with someone, as the seating is a bit limited but the decor is very nice. They have a couple of tables outside for some outdoor seating on the good weather days.

Definitely recommend! I found myself lined up - with several others - for a caramel-flavored latte…read moreon the Winter Park green last weekend for some Thirsty Husky Coffee. Love the name! Although there was a bit of a wait (12 minutes - not 10, not 15, 12 - lol), the coffee was delicious and cost less than $6. Lovely! The staff were quite friendly and you don't really mind the wait because you can just stroll the Farmer's Market for a bit. If I find myself in the area again on a Saturday, I'll line up again for sure!

I remember when Thirsty Husky was just a couple of tables at the farmers market years ago, and then…read morethey upgraded to a food truck and I wouldn't be surprised if they eventually opened up a cafe somewhere. They are actually one of the reasons why I stop by the Winter Park Farmers market. Their coffee is so good and reasonably priced. I'm a huge fan, and I hope they will be around for a long time.

I had no idea there was a 7 brew coffee anywhere near me! I stumbled by this driving somewhere else…read moreand immediately did a U turn. We tried the iced americano with orange syrup and it was delicious. We also tried the hot americano with lavender syrup and it is by far one of my favorite coffee mixes. I've tried this combo at many competing coffee locations and 7 brews does it right. The baristas are so nice and knowledgeable about coffee combinations. They also have a rewards program which is actually pretty nice because you get 100 points per drink and then at 1000 points you can heat a free drink. Size and price do not matter unlike other coffee chains. I liked that. There is no app so you just give them your number and they can get your points to you. It's drive thru only and I have not noticed a walk up window. It's very busy but well organized. So happy it's here. I will be working my way through the menu

Ran by a bunch of Gen Z who don't care about efficiency , guest service , or quality of drink. Was…read morethe only one in line on the left side and the attendant was only taking one guest at a time. During this I was able to download the app with how long she was taking and order ahead... wild concept that I could download an entire app before the attendant could take my order and there was only one car in front of me. The attendant left to take guest order behind me after getting payment and then another barista gave me my drink and it was incorrect to boot as well.

This is a coffee stand operating in a packaging/shipping business center (Colenvia 2 llc). LUJAN…read moresells their own branded beans, some empanadas, and various latino chips/snacks as well. Pre 7% tax prices... $6.14 iced latte (listed on menu $6) $5.98 iced mocha (listed on menu $6.40) Service was nice, but the coffee was not worth the price. The prices are similar to NYC pricing, and unfortunately, the coffee flavor & depth were lacking. I have been to tons of independent coffee shops in NYC (one of the most densely populated cities with coffee shops), and the coffee pricing for the altamonte springs area is way too high. Im not sure why an iced latte is more expensive than an iced mocha when its mostly milk & 1 espresso shot. Negatives - 1) Ideally, a mocha should be chocolate syrup and 2 espresso shots/half cup of cold brew. 2) They dont have regular ice coffee on the menu :( 3) the receipt pricing is different than what's on menu (see e-receipt). Also 1 year ago, iced latte was $4.50 and was charged $6.14 but the menu said $6. Just very weird pricing...

I was in the area and looked for the closest coffee shop. Yelp brought this coffee shop to my…read moreattention! Upon arrival, I was warmly greeted. This coffee shop is part store too! The coffee ordering counter is to your right and store items are to your left. At first, I wasn't sure where to go, but that issue was resolved after a brief look around. The shop is spacious and well-lit. I love Colombian coffee and this coffee shop did not disappoint! My latte was delicious! I also ordered a very tasty, (but oily) empanada. In addition, I purchased a few seasonings. Soon I was on my way, but will definitely return!