Adorable cafe! The friends theme is pretty subtle but it's really cute as well. As an art lover, I…read moreappreciate the unique art featured on the wall by local artists. It's a great cafe to work from, there were several people working and on calls. The service was friendly and informative-- you go up to the counter to order and they deliver your food to your table. I ordered a breakfast panini with a latte, both were delicious. I can't wait to come back and try their juices as they looked really interesting. Overall, great experience and great location! Extra points for my panini coming out in the shape of a heart - such a nice touch that made my day!

Was thoroughly unimpressed, the food was nothing to write home about. I ordered the southwest…read morepanini, the flavors were ok, I didnt mind it but wouldn't necessarily recommend or have it again. The aesthetic is cute for a cafe and if you are a fan of Friends the TV show it could be your vibe. We also order the waffle fruit platter, the waffles and sausage were overcooked. Service wise they extremely accommodating with switching out our order when the waffle dish was unsatisfactory, unfortunately we were disappointed in the replacement dish. Could be a nice spot to meet up and catch up with a friend or work remotely if you are in the area already

Five stars for one of Orlando's best coffee shops! After one visit, I now know why this place has…read moregone viral! Haan Coffee is definitely worth the hype given the ambiance, lovely customer service, and quality of their drinks! I still need to try their snack options. The lines are always long and it makes sense why! But their are efficient with their process and the line moves pretty quick. Thank you to the Haan Coffee team for the lovely experience!

I've been hearing about this coffee shop since I move to downtown and always assumed it was a…read morelittle overhyped. I stopped in the afternoon just to see what they had and if it would be worth the wait. The menu was surprisingly huge for such a small coffee shop. I decided on their seasonal peanut butter latte. Finding a seat was a little bit of a challenge because of how crowded it was, but I was able too. It was very loud from all the people and blaring music, so this place would not be ideal for a quiet work session. I was surprised by how friendly everybody was in there, including the staff and patrons. The peanut butter latte was amazing. Even the girl next me said it was good before I got to try a sip. The cold foam was the best part, super sweet and peanut butter flavored. The latte itself wasn't overly sweet, which I really liked. I love that this coffee shop has a good mix of original artisanal flavors and yummy classics. I can't wait to come back for more seasonal drink!

If you want the most delicious pastries you've ever had in your life, Buttermilk is your girl…read more My go to is the Bacon Cheddar Pull Apart Bread. However, they always have fun creations popping up in their case. Some fan favorites are the Mango Sticky Rice Tart and literally any of their pop tarts. The staff is kind and efficient. There's usually a line out the door. However, we never wait longer than 15 minutes to get the goods. The space is definitely small on the customer end inside. However, they have plenty of outdoor seating that's perfect for hanging out with friends on a Sunday morning. Literally one of my favorite spots. Thank you Buttermilk for being THAT girl.

I have been a Buttermilk Bakery fan for well over a decade. Until this last weekend…read more I got online at 8:15 in the morning to place my order. Each item that I selected came up with a message that read, "Our store is not currently accepting orders." I tried again a few minutes later. Then again. And again. And again. I tried to call and received a voicemail that stated a different number. At 8:50am, the option to order seemed to be back up and running. I ordered five items, including the Roasted Tomatoes & Goat Cheese Quiche. For context: I live 45 minutes away from Buttermilk Bakery. It used to be on my way to work but, as of a few years ago, that is not the case anymore. So, it is now a special occasion destination. Reserved only for weekends when I can make the trip. More context: I have been raving to one of my closet friends for years about how much I love this place. My most emphatic musings have been about the quiche. Today, since she and I were planning an afternoon poolside, I thought that I would surprise her with an assortment of Viennoiserie and other items. At 10:36am, I received a call from Buttermilk. The woman on the phone informed me that they had run out of the quiche. How?!? Once the website was working, I was able to place my order quickly and the item didn't even read, "Low stock." I know that this is a small problem in a world full of large problems, but the thing that really set me off is that when I arrived at the store, the person in line in front of me asked for the Strawberry Buttermilk Pie. He was told that they were out of stock. He was pleasant in stating that there appeared to be slices in the refrigerator case. The girl behind the register told him that they were being held for online orders. When it was my turn, I stated that no one had held my slice of quiche. She blandly said, "I am sorry," and proceeded. I then stated that I was unhappy and had driven some distance. She asked if I would like something else. I responded that the person on the phone had simply told me that I would receive a refund. I then asked for the girl to check on my refund. She said it was not processed yet. So, I said that I would wait. She needed to ask for help to process the refund. She wasn't nasty to me, but she did not care one iota. My effort and subsequent inconvenience meant nothing. I wonder if my refund would even have been processed had I not asked. My friend and I thought the pastries that we received were fine, but she is fitness-minded and was hesitant to indulge in so many carbs without the rich protein that the quiche would have provided. And, yet, more context: This happened once before. With the quiche. Maybe a year ago. Though, that time, I believe it was a butternut squash quiche. My husband needed to be in the area, so he suggested that he pick-up at Buttermilk. When he arrived, he was told that there would be no quiche. No call. No nothing. He didn't think to ask for a refund and we never received one. That time, I simply thought, "Well, accidents happen." This time, I think that I received very shoddy service. I felt very disrespected. I felt unseen. I have loved this place, but I am so disappointed.

5 Stars for a healthy brunch (that's hard to find in this city at the moment)!…read more We stopped by and ordered the vegan breakfast sandwich. It featured tofu (the menu says almond crusted, but it wasn't), house made lentil sausage, buttermilk ranch dressed kale, spicy aioli, on a brioche bun. It was SO good and I would absolutely order it again. 10/10 vegetarian option. We also got the herbed chicken salad panini and, again, super impressed! It's on toasted sourdough and came with our choice of side (oven baked sweet potatoes). The chicken salad itself was full of herbs and stood out! The sweet potatoes were also spiced and were a treat, not an afterthought. I loved the aioli dip that came with them and found myself dipping everything in it! I also got a matcha and an iced cortado. The matcha was fab- with a seasonal blueberry syrup. The coffee was actually a bit of a disappointment. It tasted burnt and we didn't love it. Quick shoutout to Matt at the counter who was a GEM when we were making our brunch picks. A friendly staff member can really elevate an experience!! Finally, they carry really good natural wines. I know because I've had those bottles at Golden Hour in Baldwin Park and they are standouts. Next time, I'm grabbing some wine!

This has been on my visit list for a long time. I finally went with my bestie last week…read more The inside is quaint and very minimalist chic. This is a fast casual establishment where you order at the counter and they deliver your food to your table. We ordered drip coffee, Fig latte frittata and burrito in the bowl. The burrito in the bowl could've used more flavor and the bacon wasn't as crispy as I'd prefer, but the potatoes on the side were pretty good. The Frittata looked and tasted amazing. The sauce was on point! The latte was really smooth and felt like a hug. They have a good amount of outdoor seating and it's shaded which works perfect for those hot Florida days. Will definitely be back and see what other seasonal offerings they might have in the future!

Bright clean and airy cafe serving a strong coffee menu with a surprisingly large food menu as…read morewell! Walked in and found myself taken aback at the number of options. Expected a few cafe staples but there are sandwiches and a stacked breakfast menu available all day. I ordered a sea salt iced latte and French toast. It was yummy and so aesthetically pleasing. Minuscule point deduction though because they don't have real maple syrup but that's probably a tall ask for a coffee shop. This really is a nice coffee grab if you're in Winter Park. The staff are friendly and the cafe was comfy. Good place to get some work or reading done or just catch up with a friend! And they even have parking! Can be tricky in winter park.

A warm welcome upon entry set the tone for an enjoyable breakfast! "Skate" by Bruno Mars was…read moreplaying and the vibe was contemporary, urban, yet cozy and very aesthetically pleasing. The number of hexagons in the cute decor caught my eye! We happily ordered beverages (a ginger ginseng tea for me and a Chai tea latte for the mister). We also ordered the bruleed oatmeal and the scrambled egg platter. Everything was very, very tasty. In fact, the oatmeal is now my new favorite!! The extra attention given to plating and the customer service put our dining experience over the top. We will definitely return! We ordered Pan Sobao with cheddar cheese ($5.95), the All American Breakfast ($16.95), Bruleed Cream of the Day ($6.95), Chai Latte ($4.95), & Hot Ginger & Honey tea ($4.95). The "Cream of the Day" is the daily selection of warm, comforting porridge (oatmeal, cornmeal, cornstarch, or cream if wheat). Today, the selection is oatmeal. If you order it "Bruleed" it will be served with a crust of carmelized sugar and fresh fruits. The hot tea was the perfect beverage for this cold day!

Great smoothies and welcoming. Accommodating to requests, easy parking. Banana, Blueberries and…read moreGinger is my favorite

Don't stop by to often. But I work in the building so it's great for a quick lunch! The food is on…read morethe pricier side, but it is good! This was my first time stopping by since they added the touch screen order station. It was easy to use. Busy place so my wrap took a few minutes, but not to bad at all

This is located on the backside of the building. The inside seating area is spacious and clean…read more Staff is super friendly here. Lots of choices to eat. They offer sandwiches, bowls and hot dishes. They all seemed reasonably priced. I only wish they were open later.

KUDOS, and thanks to Brittany for providing supreme quality customer service! The food is…read moreeconomical and very tasty. The ambiance is quiet, and everyone is so friendly. Thank God for the Patriot Cafe! I highly recommend all to come and visit to support this local business! All veterans and visitors are welcome, plus no taxes!

My cardinal rule when judging a café is simple: if the coffee -- be it a robust espresso or a…read morevelvety café con leche -- impresses, there's a strong chance the kitchen will follow suit. At Roses, this theory stands validated. Returning after a hiatus of over five years, and with the space having transformed from its previous incarnation, I found myself pleasantly surprised. The service was attentive without being intrusive, setting a warm tone for the morning. The coffee was impeccable -- rich, balanced, and expertly prepared -- a true marker of a café that understands its craft. The French toast I ordered was a standout: perfectly crisp on the outside, tender within, and satisfying enough to fuel a motorcycle ride on a bright Saturday morning. The atmosphere is quietly charming -- a laid-back, metro-inspired aesthetic that feels both familiar and effortlessly stylish. It's clear that Roses has cultivated a devoted local following, while also welcoming newcomers with open arms. Located conveniently for a weekend breakfast, Roses proved a worthy alternative after a missed opportunity elsewhere on Park Avenue. For those seeking a quintessential, no-fuss morning meal with great coffee and genuine hospitality, Roses earns a well-deserved two thumbs up.

The service was terribly slow. The food was dry and sad. We were missing condiments, and lacking of…read moreingredients. (For example, the steak sandwich had the tiniest bit of chopped meat on it, and the chicken omelet had maybe 3 pieces of chopped chicken which was very dry.) The "champagne" in the mimosa tasted like cheap fruit wine. The air conditioning is inadequate for the tiny space. Overall, a highly disappointing experience. The one positive thing I will say is that the potato casserole is delicious and worth the upgrade.

this is one of my favorite coffee spots in orlando! the coffee is always delicious, the atmosphere…read moreis welcoming, and the employees are always kind and helpful. i find that it's a great spot to bring groups to hang out and get food and drinks. most menu items are easily made vegan, and the specials are often vegan as well. i can easily spend a good chunk of time here just exploring the space and checking out the goods that they are selling! the only downside of this coffee shop is the crowd--both parking and seating can get incredibly difficult to obtain. i've never been able to not find a spot, but i've come pretty close. i do believe they are moving/temporarily closing at the end of july, so if you've been waiting to go here i urge you to go now. i'm sure they will come back eventually with a new space, but there is not yet a confirmed date (i think).

Easy Luck is such a gem in Orlando. They have a variety of coffee and toasts (we only popped in for…read moresome coffee/matcha but will be back to try the food). We had the cherry blossom matcha, which was a perfect balance between the cherry blossom flavor and matcha. It was sweet but not TOO sweet and there was a little flower in the cup as well. So cute. My husband got the flash brewed iced coffee which was SO interesting. He had never tried anything like it but the flavors were bold and it was really smooth. The staff was so sweet and we got our drinks super quick. We can't wait to come back.

Oh my Lord...EVERYTHING was so perfect!!! I had a roast beef po'boy with dirty rice -…read moredelicious!!!!!! Then for dessert they gave us beignets - again delicious. I did have a hurricane and oh my Lord it was just like New Orleans. The service was impeccable. I can't remember the name of our waitress, but Lord was she good. We had a sweet 90 year-old woman with us and that poor thing was having trouble cause everything was spicy and it wasn't the restaurant fault Cajun food is spicy and they were so good to her. Oh man were they good!!!! Ambience everything to me and the decorations come straight from Nola and heavens I loved every second of being in that restaurant. I will go back again and again and again. Thank you for the absolute most amazing time Tibby's!!!!!!

Everything has gone downhill over the last 6 years since our previous visit. We ordered the…read moreCrawfish Mac & Cheese as an appetizer. We did not like it at all, we told our server (Sophia) and explained we didn't like the flavor, the Crawfish was overcooked and rubbery, and the disu was cold. Sophia offered to bring us somewhere else, we declined stating we would have plenty once our entrees arrived. What I was not aware of until we got the bill, was that she did not make it right. She should have taken it off the bill considering only 1 bite was eaten. Main courses, Shrimp Etouffee for my husband and Shrimp and Grits with Debris Gravy for me. The Etouffee was very soupy. It had to be eaten with a spoon. I tasted it and all I could taste was tomato sauce and stewed Tomatoes. He said it was ok, but was obvious no one ever tasted ot while cooking. Any chef will tell you constantly taste as you cook. My Shrimp & Grits was wonderful as usual.