Headed here mid day during the week and in the middle of a steadily busy plaza. There were people…read moreseated outside and inside which explains the Wild Mug's ambience is good for people who want to be in a quiet spot and enjoy coffee and is also conducive for work as some people were at that moment. I had the French toast muffin and it was delightful. I skipped using the fork they gave me and devoured it. They do have a wide variety of coffee flavors as well as signature and seasonal coffees/lattes they seem to have on rotation. The pistachio iced coffee I decided to go with and what I really like is the option to add condensed milk which you don't hear very often and really reminds me of home overseas. The staff was great in making recommendations, extremely pleasant throughout the buying process and even there after when I was leaving. I'll definitely go back especially to their other pastries!

The Wild Mug Coffee Bar…read more It was a pleasant surprise and my fiancee and I really enjoyed the time we spent at this cafe. Today, we ordered the Iced Caramel Macchiato, Iced Cinnamon Roll Latte, Spicy Beef Empanada, and their Key lime Pie. The coffees were good, but in my opinion, their pastries and snacks tasted better and left a bigger impression on me. The coffee flavors, I felt like I can find them elsewhere but the key lime pie was nice- just sweet enough and right level of tartness. The spicy beef empanada was nice too or maybe I was just hungry. You make sure to try it and let me know if it was really good or no. They offer indoor and outdoor seating but are both limited so get there at the right time or be ready for Togo. The interior is cleanly decorated and they seem to have put in a lot of time hand writing out the special menu and seasonal items. Yes I would recommend this place to others. Yes I would definitely visit the Wild Mug Coffee Bar again.

Came here for some coffee and some pastries. We were a little late (11am) so we didn't get to…read morechoose from a lot of options. We ordered a regular latte, kids warm cocoas, a cinnamon bun latte (1/2 sweet) and 3 croissants (one almond and two pain). The coffee was good! The service was good. The pastries were warm and buttery. I would like to go back and try the breakfast sandwiches. We also bought some beans from there to make coffee at home and it's been delicious.

Excellent coffee shop located in SW Ranches. Friendly staff who are quick with the orders and…read moredeliciously brewed coffee. The inside is small with 2 tables and a small counter area with a couple of bar stools. Nice modern coffee cantina style vibe inside. They have nice looking pastries, however I haven't tried them yet. Maybe next time.

I was looking for somewhere close by to get some work done and stumbled upon Filomena's with a…read morequick Yelp search. What a great find!!! It has such a great vibe and plenty of comfortable seating for working or socializing. I got the iced honnamon latte and the Nutella croissant and both were perfectionnnnn. I really enjoyed both the drink and pastry, savoring every sip and bite. This is a great hangout coffee shop spot, has delicious food and drinks, and is very reasonable priced.

Stopped in for my 3rd visit and decided to work from here this morning. The Americano was great…read morewith a ton of flavor and kick. WiFi was great and enjoyed the music. The place got busy around 9am and continued through lunch.

Rosso's Coffee 1st Anniversary Recap Happy 1st Birthday to…read moreRosso's! Their anniversary bash was a total blast! From the best strawberry matcha I've ever had to the live DJ keeping the energy high. It's the ultimate spot to grab a coffee or kick back with hookah and cigars. Make sure to follow them on Instagram to stay in the loop for their next event!

I was on FaceTime with my wife as she was telling me how she found her drink to be too sweet and…read moresimply wanted a small cup of water to dilute it while still enjoying her coffee. She politely approached the truck and was told that they do not provide cups of water and that bottled water was available for purchase. When she explained she only wanted a little water to finish her drink, she was again told no and encouraged to buy a bottle instead. She politely declined and returned to her table where my kids were. As she was explaining the interaction to me and my son, an employee who had been cleaning a nearby table abruptly interrupted the conversation and said, "If you want free water, go to Starbucks." My wife was understandably surprised and said, "Excuse me?" The woman then made it very clear that she was the owner and proceeded to say things such as: "What coffee shop gives free water?" "Why do people always want everything for free?" "If you don't like our ways, you can leave and go to Starbucks." My wife calmly explained that she had not come there to argue, especially over a cup of water that had already been denied and was no longer a big deal. She also reminded the owner that we were paying customers and had not asked for anything for free. In fact, my wife had generously tipped before being treated this way. I told my wife to keep me on the phone and I seen the owner continuing to pace around my wife ranting about people wanting things for free. Another employee, who appeared to be her daughter, was heard telling her in Spanish, "Ma, ya, basta" ("Mom, enough"), but the owner continued. She then sarcastically offered my wife sink water now and remarked, "You can drink it at your own risk," but while continuing to tell her to leave and go somewhere else for free water. The entire interaction was bizarre, awkward, and honestly shocking. My wife and kids sat there completely puzzled and offended. I told my wife to leave and she did but not before telling the owner that they would gladly leave but that, as a business owner herself, she should work on her customer service before running her business into the ground over her mouth. What was most surprising was that other customers witnessed the exchange too. I heard over the phone while my wife was walking out a customer say "that's not right". My wife said the couple also got up and left too. Overall, between the overpriced coffee, lack of Wi-Fi that my wife said they told her they don't share with customers and most importantly the incredibly rude and unprofessional treatment by the owner herself, this is not a place we will be ever visiting again or recommending as locals. All that unprofessional treatment over my wife asking for a cup of water to dilute their overly sweet and overpriced drinks, what a joke.

I've been on a mission for a while now to find the best matcha in Broward, and this very well may…read morebe it. When you add in the fact that it's the cutest location too, this place is an absolute can't-miss! But literally, make sure you keep an eye out for Bamboo Grove signs while you're driving because it's easy to miss. Whole Latte Monkeys is in a little van in a patio area, where there is also a food truck. I got an iced matcha latte with lavender, and it came in the cutest little can. At $8.99 it's definitely on the expensive side, but I also feel like the portion was pretty big. The quality was DEFINITELY there. It was absolutely delicious. The area is cute too. I brought my laptop to work for a while in the shade, and there were groups ranging from families with little kids to people on their lunch breaks. It was such a calming place to relax or to work, and being outside is always nice. The only thing that keeps me from going back more regularly is the price, but it's such a great place.

Stoped by about 2 weeks ago and this place is adorable! Tucked between the plants and trees at The…read moreBamboo Grove, it's a perfect little oasis with a peaceful and calm vibe. I didn't realize how close this place was to me so I will definitely be visiting more frequently. Their set up is nice. There is a shared area where you can sit under the shade and there is a turf area where it looks like they have some things to keep children entertained for a bit so this place is also family friendly. The space is shared with another truck but I think they serve food. At Whole Latte Monkeys I was sad to see that the truck was not open on the inside, but from what I could see, the set up and decor inside the truck was very cute. I placed my order at the window, and got a Lavender iced Matcha latte with oat milk, a vanilla latte with oat milk and a Papito Chulo with oat milk. As I was ordering, I realized some of the names of the drinks are named after some of the monkeys they have shown on display in the truck which was a very cute touch. I wasn't able to read the stories of the monkeys, but I will certainly ask next time. The cashier/barista was very kind and patient while I decided what to order. I wasn't too crazy about the matcha, because I love a stronger, more astringent matcha, but the Papito Chulo was a hit and I would come back for that drink. Overall such a cute spot, great coffee and a hidden gem in this area. I'd definitely come back with friends and family to grab a drink, walk around the garden and relax.

Amazing place and environment. The food is great. If you are…read morelooking for a nice place for quick business lunch or a great breakfast. Equilibrio is the place.

Equilibrio coffee was pretty great. Upon arrival you are welcomed into a chic location that loves…read moregreenery decor and truly give the place what it call vibes. The girl who attended us help choose our coffee. Since we were a bit indecisive . we ordered the cappuccino pirulin and an order of Venezuelan mini empanadas. The cappuccino was amazing. I loved the chocolate rim on the side. Perfect balance of coffee and dessert. As for the Venezuelan empanadas they were great, but Sadly wasn't told that it was gonna be very hot. And upon biting into it i did burn the first layer of my lips. So if you do order them, be careful other than that they taste amazing, especially with the dipping sauce on the side.

HIDDEN COFFEE SHOP…read more.. I heard about this urban legend for years but this morning I had to get to the bottom of it and hunted for it by gps, and guess what? IT REALLY EXISTS.... Located deep in NE Weston, tucked behind a Shell gas station cushioned against W StRd 84, is this coffee shop called Watts & Coffee. This cafe began inside of Alex's Bicycle Pro Shop years ago with a simple coffee machine to support the local bicycle clubs. A few months ago, the bicycle shop was purchased by new owners who placed a semi-secure (EDITED...it is on wheels and seldomly moves except for special events and catering) coffee truck in the front parking lot of the business, which is currently closed and opens at 10am. Of course I took pics, but its so odd that you must see it for yourself to understand. As I drive into the secluded (not scary though) parking lot, I observe bicycles stationary at a bike rack in front of a large food truck with the name Watts & Coffee displayed on the face of the truck and a wide open window with a guy inside. A small wooden table sporting an umbrella for shade to the side with three bicycle enthusiasts wearing their full bicycle attire sitting with their coffee chatting. Still unsure of this place but very curious. I met with the sole employee, Juan, who happily greeted me and discussed the pastries and Italian coffee options. The inside boasted two old time full aprons hanging on the wall, beautiful shiny steel espresso machine and several pastry items in a display case which includes: Pon de Bona, Chicken Empanada, Ham and Cheese Bread, Tequeno, Blueberry and Cinnamon Muffins - most items for $3.99. Some cold drinks offered are Red Bull, Celsius, Izze Sparkling Soda and of course Gatorade. For true coffee gurus they sell a gourmet specialty pouch of Watts&Coffee 100% Arabica for $17.99 - i guess there are flakes of gold mixed inside the grinds. They also advertise a 16oz frothy coconut refreshing drink for $7.99. OK, the shot of the Italian espresso was very hot and delish, not uncommon though, but at a steep $3.99, which is at the higher end for a single espresso. Just a very little coffee shop with a unique twist. I will return soon to try the blueberry muffin. Strong 3.7 star rating during this adventure.

Tucked away inside of a bike shop, you will find a small coffee shop serving delicious coffee. We…read morecame in on a Saturday morning and were greeted by the barista Juan. He was very friendly and helpful in picking our items. He was also extremely knowledgeable with coffee/espresso. Love going to a coffee shop that actually knows what they're doing. Ended up getting a Cortado and my wife got the Americano with caramel. Both were DELICIOUS! So good so that I bought a bag of their beans which are roasted locally by a roaster in Coral Springs. The Cortado was smooth and silky with perfectly textured milk. Also grabbed a slice lemon blueberry cake as well as a beef empanada. Couldn't be happier. They have some seating in there which was made out of pallets and wood. Super cool. If you are looking for a good cup of coffee, run, don't walk here.

How have I never been here before? I had some time to kill during my daughter's physical therapy…read moreappointment at the next plaza over, so I decided to give Ella Cafe a try and I'm SO glad I did! This place is so cute. I love the charming vibe on the inside with the lights and the wood paneling. They have a sign on the wall that talks about their loud music and awesome coffee, and I am completely here for it. Both things were true; their music selection was amazing as was the iced cherry almond latte that I tried. Staff was friendly and warm. I asked them to choose my drink because I was feeling very indecisive and I have no regrets! I cannot believe this little gem has been sitting right here and I'm only now discovering it. Definitely won't be my last visit!!

I have been coming to Ella Cafe for years. When they first opened, I would usually just stop in for…read morecoffee and head out. Today, I had some time between appointments and decided to finally sit down, relax, and grab something to eat along with my coffee fix. I ordered a croissant and a cafe con leche. Even though it was busy around midday, I was able to find a cozy table. My light meal was brought out to me, and I enjoyed every bite of the perfectly made croissant while sipping on my requested extra hot coffee. As people came and went, I found myself admiring the decor and the friendliness of the staff. The whole place feels cozy, hip, and welcoming. Before leaving, I decided I wasn't done yet and ordered a cortada (hopefully I'm spelling that right). I waited by the counter, but the lady kindly told me she would bring it to my table, even though I didn't mind waiting. It was divine as always. Even the unique little glass cup with its interesting handle stood out to me, and yes, once again, the coffee was perfectly extra hot just the way I like it. I truly enjoyed my alone time there. It can get a little noisy, but honestly, once you settle into your own little zone, you barely notice. I'm off for the week, so I'll probably end up back here again in a couple of days since I'll be in the area. All in all, Ella Cafe is a must try coffee shop experience. Great service, great coffee, delicious food, and an inviting atmosphere. I've also had their salads and sandwiches in the past, and they never disappoint.