Loved this place! Accidental find as we just happened to be walking around from our hotel. I…read morepurchased a warm sausage roll and warm cheese & onion pasty and it was perfect. The crust was nice and flaky while the filling was well seasoned. Definitely a hidden gem on the beach that I cannot wait to come back too. The price was unbeatable for the area.

Cute, homey, and welcoming local bakery with a great neighborhood feel. The woman at the register…read morewas incredibly friendly and took the time to chat with every person in line. As a result, the line moved veryy slowly, but she was very kind and helpful. I ordered the breakfast wrap, which was both tasty and filling, and the coffee was good as well. Everything hit the spot for a simple breakfast. Next time, I'd love to come back and try some of the bakery's tempting assortment of pastries and baked goods.

Enjoyed a great lunch with my daughter here. The staff was so nice and accommodating. We shared a…read moresalad and sandwich. They even offered to split both for us and served them in great compostable serve-ware. The place is clean and inviting with numerous healthy options- fresh juices, yogurt parfaits, overnight oats, fruit cups and more to grab and go. The sandwiches, salads and pizzas are made fresh to order. Our salad and sandwich were absolutely delicious. We split the Greens Salad and Herb Focaccia sandwich. Can't wait to come back for breakfast and one of their fresh baked pastries. I also noticed they serve gelatos and sorbets, but they weren't out yet when we stopped in. Will be back for those as well.

I'm always hanging out around the ft lauderdale beach area, but this is my first time stumbling…read moreupon this gem of a market inside the Conrad hotel. It's the perfect spot to grab a good sandwich, salad, coffee and more. I was eyeing the acai bowl and lox bagel, which I'll definitely have to make my way back for. We went halvsies on the sandwich salad duo, and they were kind enough to split each of them for us. The results were a really nice sized portion of the greens salad and herb focaccia sandwich. I honestly could have eaten just one of the halves and been satiated. The herb focaccia sandwich came with Fresh Mozarella, Heirloom Tomato, Arugula, Balsmamic Glaze, and Focaccia. The greens salad came with Local Greens, Shaved Veggies, Cucumbers, Tomato, Quinoa, and House Vinaigrette. Both were really fresh, healthy and delicious options. I also didn't get a picture, but by the counter there were dozens of delicious looking pastries. Stop by this market if you're looking for some good eats by the beach.

Smothered burrito was very tasty. Grade: A. They have a house made habanero sauce which I found by…read morereading yelp! Plug there for yelp. Burrito was huge. White chocolate blueberry pancakes short stack is two fairly large pancakes. Grade: A Service was good. Spicy Bloody Mary. Grade: B. They indicated they had house made Bloody Mary mix. It was just ok. Wasn't spicy. Overall this was a great yelp pick!

Came here for brunch, and our entire group truly enjoyed our meals. Not a single person had a…read morecomplaint, and we all agreed we'd come back if we had more time in the area. The line was insanely long, but we got lucky and snagged seats at the bar as soon as a group left. I ordered the applewood bacon with poached eggs, and it was a solid 10/10--very filling, packed with flavor, and beautifully presented. My friends ordered the hash and omelet, and we also shared the dulce de leche pancakes. Everything was delicious. The beautiful waterfront views made the experience even better. My only advice is to come prepared for a wait, because this place is clearly popular for a reason!

Friendly staff, great location, nice restaurant, we enjoyed the food too! Looking forward to…read moretrying more options from their menu. It's definitely worth checking out.

Great AC and friendly staff. Wonderful breakfast selections. Noise level low and appropriate for…read morebreakfast.

This rating is only because they open late and Yelp lists them open at 6. They opened at 7:30 on…read moreweekend and 7 on weekday. I saw many people waking down the street to get coffee at Starbucks instead. Lost opportunity W.

Boy, I wish I had checked this place out before. It has great coffee prices. It also has specialty…read morecoffees. I was almost tempted to buy another one. That Creme Brulee latte sounded delish. This is a corner convenience store. It has a little bit of everything inside and they seem to be dog lovers. It has been here for 6 years now. It is not managed by the same entity that manages the bakery. It is just in the same plaza. Just clarifying it because I read a review somewhere that it was. The parking spaces are very limited in front of the business but plenty around the area. I came back for the coffee. It was good I got cinnamon creme Brulee I think it was called that. I was happy with it.

A cute older style convenience store that serves many of the tourists and locals that are in the…read morearea around Breakers Ave, behind A1A. They have some prepared foods, smoothies made to order, ice cream, wines, beer, snacks and many of the proverbial convenience store foods like soups, microwaveable foods, Nutella, cookies, beef jerky, etc... The prices are not outrageous, but higher than a 7-Eleven. Nice place to get something when you don't have time to get to another store.

Went for breakfast. Breakfast sandwich and fresh squeezed orange juice! Would highly recommendread more

Food: Crepes and limonana (so refreshing) were 11/10!…read more Service: Really nice and relatively fast. Ambiance: Clean store with nice indoor seating.

When I visit Fort Lauderdale, it is not for the food. It is strictly to decompress in an…read moreenvironment and climate I prefer to be in. Food is not the main factor of my visit and since I'm a creature of habit, I tend to stick with what I know. What I know for sure, is that I like the menu, the staff, and the atmosphere. Ive eaten here for multiple meals. I can attest the pizza is amazing, as is the Italian sandwich, the breakfast bagel sandwich needs to be toasted but it is good. The coffee and pastries are good as well. I like to enjoy a meal as my looking at the water and this provides that. It's a little pricey, which is to be expected, but it's not unbearable.

Lovely little cafe!! It's inside the Beach House Hilton. We picked up a bottle of wine to take back…read moreto the room. The prices are reasonable for what you get. The view of the ocean is amazing. We told the server it was our anniversary and she was genuinely interested in how we met. We will be stopping back tomorrow to pick up some coffee before we head back to work.

I found this bakery during Covid. Before it was actually in a storefront. She has been baking all…read moreof my cakes for the past five years. Very friendly delicious homemade treats. My top three favorite pastries are the brown sugar pop tart, the peanut butter and jelly bars, and everything danish! Check out the bakery if you're visiting or if you're local, I don't think you'll be disappointed

Beautiful space, but the experience was uncomfortable…read more My girlfriend has a nut allergy, and despite clearly asking for our croissants to be kept separate, they were stacked together--multiple times. That's a serious issue. Service felt rushed and dismissive. I was repeatedly pushed to order faster and didn't feel welcome to take a moment and enjoy the selection. Spent about $55, tipped 20%, and still had to insist they fix the allergy issue when the food came out. The response felt reluctant. Food was just okay--ham and cheese croissant wasn't even hot. The best part was the company I was with and the matcha iced coffee. If you want good croissants with a more welcoming experience, go to Croissant Time. Bel endroit, mais expérience inconfortable. Ma copine est allergique aux noix, et malgré une demande claire, les croissants ont été empilés ensemble--plusieurs fois. C'est inacceptable. Service pressant et peu accueillant. On m'a clairement poussé à commander rapidement, sans prendre le temps de regarder. J'ai dépensé environ 55 $, laissé 20 % de pourboire, et j'ai quand même dû insister pour corriger le problème d'allergie. La nourriture était correcte, sans plus--le croissant jambon-fromage n'était même pas chaud. Le meilleur moment reste la compagnie et le matcha glacé. Pour une meilleure expérience, allez plutôt chez Croissant Time.

Prettiest Starbucks ever! This has been on my list for a while after seeing their instagram ads,…read moreand it didn't disappoint. I came in when Starbucks finally brought back the s'mores Frappuccino after it's been gone for years, because a s'mores frap on the beach in July just sounded right. The store was clean and there was no line. I got my usual bacon/gouda/egg sandwich and the frapp. The sandwich was great as usual. The frapp wasn't as good as I remember, but I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt and assume that the recipe changed since it's been a while and that they didn't just do it wrong; unfortunately, I don't think I'll be getting it again because it's not as good as it used to be and no longer worth the calories. Now for the reason I came here instead of a closer Starbucks: the view. The patio outside is right across from the beach. It's definitely hot, but the tables have umbrellas. It was so relaxing to sit and have my breakfast in the morning, looking out at the ocean. If you're looking for something a little different or a way to just treat yourself, I'd definitely recommend this!

A Truly Unexpected Bright Spot in Fort Lauderdale…read more This is my first time ever leaving a review, and honestly, after reading so many negative reviews (including ones about this Starbucks), I felt it was finally time to put something positive out there. I'm visiting Fort Lauderdale on vacation, and after a long flight and a one-night stay in a hotel with a bed that sagged in the middle, I found myself wandering the streets at 4 a.m. with a terrible backache. Between taking ibuprofen, being offered what were clearly stolen "iPhone... or maybe AirPods?" (the guy could only get out that it was an Apple product but couldn't quite figure out which one), and watching the crescent moon over the Atlantic, all I could think was: Starbucks will open soon. And that first cup of coffee would make everything better. When I walked in, the barista--Marie Taylor--greeted me warmly. I asked for a Pike Place in a ceramic mug with some cream and asked if I could take the ceramic cup outside. Her response--"Yes, you can sit anywhere you like"--was said in such a genuinely warm, inviting tone. Marie then went to the back, grabbed a real ceramic mug, and even warmed it with hot water first--just like a seasoned coffee pro. Somehow, watching her pour out that hot water sparked an idea for an important lecture I'll be giving soon to about 1,000 people. Then she presented the coffee with both hands, almost like a small gift. And honestly? It felt like one. That simple, thoughtful gesture set the tone for my entire morning. Even the little imperfections--the not-so-tiny coffee spill, the guy lighting a cigarette beside me despite the giant "No Smoking" signs, the odd house/dance music blasting from the entrance of the Westin--none of it could ruin the moment. I finally gave up on the surrounding noise, plugged in my own (legitimately purchased!) AirPods, and turned on my wife's birthing playlist from 12 years ago--oddly perfect for a quiet sunrise. At one point a Home Depot commercial cut into that playlist, but even that couldn't break the mood. As I sat there watching the sun rise over the Atlantic and the sky shift into a deep crimson, I genuinely felt tears well up. It was one of those rare reflective moments that stay with you. My experience was so good that I went back inside and ordered oatmeal made with steamed milk to settle my stomach from the ibuprofen. Perfect. For a store that gets a lot of undeserved criticism, I just want to say this: my visit was amazing, and Marie made my early morning in Fort Lauderdale something I'll remember for a long time. Thank you. And yes--nothing like an allegedly "positive review" with a long rant in the middle, right? Thanks again, Marie!