Place inside GORGEOUS, service AMAZING, parking for it.... Terrible. We had a hard time finding…read moreparking and it's a wonder place but it was packed and you can't really sit inside. And the seats do not open up. It's a really small place crowded inside and can get on the louder side. Beautiful spot and would like to try it out during the weekday when it's less crowded. Even though we got there 11:30 there was no indoor seating. The food was very good I loved it and the lattes were good and came out with special decor. However if you don't like latte fear not because their red apple juice was increíble! Fresh squeezed right on the spot! So food Good came out quick and it's a great quick grab. Expect to pay though, we got 3 lattes, 1 juice, and two meals and it was $70.

Aesthetic was there but the food and beverage were average for the price of it…read more I ordered a breakfast burrito with steak and it came out super watery. The burrito was sitting in its juice. It kinda turned me off since it made the tortilla soggy. It was missing some seasoning and the salsa verde didn't help too much. Banana bread matcha latte was okay. Too milky for my liking. I spent atleast $30 for a one person meal.

Amazing food served by lovely friendly and attentive staff. This is truly homemade from scratch and…read moremade with love. The best curry goat I've ever had. Can't wait to go back

Food and service was amazing! Five stars all around! Very friendly people. Lots of locals and…read moreregulars. The meatballs are so flavorful. Curry Chicken is the best in Delray! Was like we were at a local hangout in the Caribbean. Will become regulars!

I had no idea that behind a simple door was going to be this incredible mini coffee lounge…read moreparadise. I really wasn't expecting to find a Cuban scone in Boca, but they make it and it's delicious. Great and fast service. The vibe of this lounge is very relaxing. Spacious, clean, organized, and very quiet. All you hear is the music playing and the coffee being made. Great place to get work done. I love it. I'm coming back here for sure.

Third Place is a great cozy coffee shop, that really gives that upscale local cafe feel…read more There is plenty of seating, with a lot of tables, chairs, couches, armchairs, and even a bit of outdoor seating. The coffee and tea is high quality and delicious, with some great desserts and snacks too. The staff is incredibly friendly, and the place is locally owned by an amazing member of the community. They hold some events like open mic nights, bingo, and trivia, so definitely check it out!

Today we were celebrating our friend's 75th birthday and she wanted to try Alice's Tea Pot cafe…read more None of us have ever been there before so we were excited. When you first walked in you are literally transported into Wonderland. It is so whimsical! We spent a good 10 minutes just looking around the restaurant and taking pictures it was so cute! Our waitress, Alana, quickly greeted our table and was so adorable and happy! We even commented to her that we've never seen a server be so happy and she told us about all the perks of working there. We quickly decided what we wanted to order, and then patiently waited for our food. Much to our surprise they had singers in the restaurant! Forbes serenaded us a few times and then, Alana belted it out some Disney Tunes! Both of their voices were incredible and it was a nice treat. The food arrived, and it was scrumptious! The birthday girl had the key and said it was so delicious! My fiance had the waffle and ate every bite. I had the stuff Nutella and pistachio croissant and it was good, although it seemed over toasted. All in all we had such a beautiful birthday brunch at this Cafe. It would be perfect for someone with children or grandchildren. It was like stepping into Disney without ever leaving Delray Beach!

Couldn't have asked for a more perfect experience. From the service, to the tea, food and decor…read moreeverything was sheer perfection. The restaurant is a labor of love for the owner honoring the memory of her late son. A special story and a very special place.

So I am not new to Georgian cuisine, we have a great place back home in Mt. Kisco, but my mother…read morehad never had Georgian before so we gave it a go. Restaurant itself is in a bit off the beaten track in a strip mall with mostly non-food businesses. We were there on a Thursday evening which was not busy time. Clearly a family run business with one person cooking (the husband?) and one person serving (the wife?). When we arrived around 730 there was only one other table occupied and no one minding the front of the house so we seated ourselves. It was over 5 minutes before the server appeared from the kitchen but once we got her attention we were given menus. Had to remind her to bring us water. The restaurant itself was very homey and pleasant. On the food side of things we were very satisfied, absolutely delicious . We had the Eggplant Rolls and a Khachapuri Adjaruli (the one that looks like a boat with the egg yolk on top), both were very tasty. I had the Lula Kebab (land and beef kinda like a Kofta Kabab) and my mom had the Chicken Kebab. Both were delicious. I give the waitress credit because when I was ordering I almost ordered the fried potatoes as a side, but she made a face which I correctly intercepted to mean it was gonna be too much food for the 2 of us, which would have been true. Def too one leftovers. Would def recommend checking out this place, food is really good.

My husband and I are making it a mission to try new cultural cuisines/restaurants and I have always…read morewanted to try Georgian food - however the only thing I really only knew about it was that they had big dumplings. Seeing those was enough for me to want to try! We went with two of our friends who have also never tried before. We went on a Sunday afternoon and arrived to a fairly empty plaza. There was one other table full besides ours and they seemed to be of Georgian background so that was already an indication that this restaurant was going to be authentic. We told our waiter that we have never had any kind of Georgian food before and to please give us recommendations. He was very kind and gave us great recommendations for newbies. We ordered: * eggplant rolls (fried eggplant with walnut-garlic paste) * khachapuri adjaruli (boat-shaped bread filled with cheese, butter, and an egg yolk) * veal khinkali (Georgian soup dumplings) * pork kebab * chkmeruli (chicken in creamy garlic sauce) We enjoyed - every - single dish. Oftentimes, eggplant can be a bit slimy, but however they prepared this eggplant, it was perfect. This is a cold dish. The khachapuri adjaruli was very rich. It was a bit messy to eat as there's no way to cut into this without the mixture oozing out. We saw the table next to us had ordered a different version of this (just with cheese alone) and they had no issue with a mess so I think it's because we had the one with the addition of butter and an egg yolk. Even though it was messy to eat, it was DELICIOUS. Honestly, this could've just been a full meal itself as it's incredibly filling. Just a suggestion to the restaurant to perhaps use a serving dish with edges for this particular khachapuri though to prevent spilling! The khinkali was our favorite of everything ordered. It was 5 very large dumplings in one order. Being of East/Southeast Asian and used to smaller sized dumplings, seeing how big these were was a treat! The waiter kindly taught us how to properly eat these (hold the stem, flip it upside down, take a nibble of the skin, sip out the soup, then fully eat these whole thing). Next we had the pork kebab. We originally wanted lamb, but they had run out so we opted for pork instead. Usually a lot of places tend to overcook pork so it is dry, but these were cooked so well! It was served with some kind of tomato sauce that paired great with it. The chkmeruli was ordered by our friend who absolutely loved and obliterated the dish. I don't think I need to say more. Overall, we had such a wonderful meal and experience and definitely recommend this place!

To start with the positives, even on a busy Sunday morning the cafe was kept extremely clean and…read moreeven though there were only two people working - one at the register, one making food and drinks - the service was extremely quick. An iced matcha with almond milk came to $8.61 which is really expensive for a small (12 oz?) drink. I appreciated that their recipe comes unsweetened and actually had a nice tea flavor. The price is not necessary surprising for a cafe in a nice hotel, and there are limited options this close to the beach, but still pricey.

We've enjoyed a light breakfast several times from Etc. Cafe. It is a slight step up from a…read moregrab-n-go convenience store. You order at a counter and pick your own food up. There is a nice selection of coffee and teas. The egg wrap sandwiches and yogurt parfaits are good. The prices are a bit on the high side. There is wonderful covered patio seating.

First time here, and I immediately liked the simple decor, laid-back atmosphere, display of…read morebeautiful pastries... and especially the family behind Gelma. When I asked the owner what "Gelma" meant, he explained that the name is a combination of his wife's, his daughter's, and his own name. That told me something about this place right away... Gelma truly is a family affair. I wanted to love it here... and after this visit, I do! The Almond Croissant (9.0) was excellent... classic, flaky, and beautifully done. The Lemon Tart (7.8) wasn't my favorite, but the fantastic Apple Pie (9.2) more than made up for it. Wonderful flavor from the apples, and I especially loved the Italian-style pastry crust. There's something very appealing about a place that keeps things simple, makes really good food, and has the family right there making it happen. Very cool place! VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Looking for dessert after a great lunch and we found Grelma…read more Tucked into this strip center, once inside it is inviting and enticing! I chose a Lemon Torte from the many tempting baked goods in this small bakery. My torte was light, airy and had a wonderful lemon curd filling. Glad we stopped in.

Drove out of my way looking forward to a nice cup of coffee and croissant. Unfortunately, after…read morewaiting at the door for a few minutes with a locked door at 7:07am somebody opens the door only to tell me they will open in five minutes. Needless to say, I'm walking away disappointed in search of another place that is respectable to the opening times posted. One star only for the experience. Wish I could comment and rate the food and coffee.

This small restaurant is a bakery as well as a cafe. It faces the main street, but parking is…read morebehind the building in the parking garage. It's free to park there. Then you either cut through the building or walk around to the back (or front entrance). There are some tables outside and about 6 two-top tables inside. You order at the counter, and they will bring your food to you. In the counter displays you can see their various pastries and quiches. There's also a separate cooler for cold drinks. When we stopped by for lunch, they were fairly full inside -- which meant 4 of the tables were taken. It was a one-man band as the owner/chef was doing everything by himself. He was waiting on everyone and preparing the food, as well. Oh, and btw, he is from Paris. I started with an iced decaf coffee. The coffee was very good -- not bitter like the famous chain everyone goes to. I also ordered a sandwich of turkey with cranberry sauce and brie. It regularly comes also with ham, but I had him leave this off. They were out of baguettes so our choices of bread was a panini or a panini (!) -- so we got a panini. My husband ordered a tuna sandwich with veggies. I think the guy thought he'd ordered tuna with cheese, however. It took a bit to get our sandwiches as the chef was making crepes and other food for the rest of the customers. We were okay with this -- although hungry. Both sandwiches were served hot from the panini press. And both sandwiches were thoroughly enjoyed. We didn't get any dessert, but several items looked appealing. If you are looking for an authentic local cafe experience and are not in a rush, this place is for you.

Listen, it's a chain, I get it. But this food is GOOD y'all! My wife and I dropped our car off for…read moreservice nearby and decided to try the broken egg. Firstly, the service. Monica was our waitress. Every establishment needs a Monica. She brought us out some beignets to try and was quick with everything that we needed. Super friendly and warm. Ask for her section and thank us later. The food: my wife ordered the low country shrimp Benedict and the City grits paired with a Tito's bloody. She's, picky. VERY picky, but these dishes hit perfectly. If you don't think you care for grits, GET THESE. If you don't care for grits afterwards, then grits just aren't for you. I had the cinnamon French toast. If you're diabetic, these may be problematic, but they were phenomenal! Even the cold brew coffee was exceptional. If you're in the area, just shut up and give them your money and thank us later. (But seriously, do ask for Monica)

Absolutely loved the breakfast here. The service was amazing and quick. Very quiet and slow on a…read moreFriday morning nice to come in for a fast bite.

Came here recently for the first time to enjoy lunch with friends. Two of them are Kings Point…read moreresidents so The Bistro was a convenient spot to meet. Weather was nice so we sat outside. I had a BLT and my wife ordered the shrimp & lobster roll. They come with chips or French fries as a side. Both dishes were delicious and very flavorful. Pricing and service was on point and the location can't be beat...

this time was delicious breakfast I got the 2x2x2 ; eggs;…read morepancakes or french toast; bacon; beverage the others were similarly large portion, with excellent service low price for all this