I keep coming back for the great service. Anthony and Samantha could not be nicer. They have a…read morelimited selection of beer. The two they do sell are great, especially the Hop Gun. I also asked for a chocolate chip cookie and it was delicious. This is a nice place to have a break while looking for furniture. They also sell wine, fancy coffees and unique sodas. Someone next to me ordered some type of pizza looking thing. I will stick with the tasty beer. :)

Fresh FREE cookies, free drink (wine, coffee, tea) with check in, this place was amazing! The…read morecoffee they serve is Starbucks coffee. The only thing is that it's smack in the middle of a City Furniture. It was kind of weird because I found this place on Yelp, and it looked really cute. But when I pulled into the parking lot it was a City Furniture.. There were signs for City Cafe so I assumed it would be a little section off to the side. I went inside, and it was just a cute little kiosk smack in the middle of the store. The workers were confused why I was just sitting at the coffee shop and not buying furniture. Some friends and I honestly stayed there a while and endured the weird looks. Final thoughts: if you want to go and take advantage of the cookies and free drink, it's worth feeling out of place. If you don't like being stared, don't go unless you're buying furniture.

Check this place out! Haven't even touched the food or the coffee yet, but I was lead to stop into…read morethis place based on the name "rejoice". Ozzie and Christina are beloved people. I was a little down and sad walking in and left feeling restored and renewed. There was literally a message in the menu that hit me hard. Our conversation and their faith renewed my mind and who could ask for more from a stop into a cafe? I loved their decorative focus on God and the home feeling inside the space.! Lots of different food and beverage options... just had a bite and pastry is tasty!

The term hidden gem is perfect for this café. Totally unexpected ambiance with several American…read moreflags proudly flying surrounded by religious scriptures and positive quotes, providing a happy feeling with the scent of coffee making my nostrils twitch. The owner was a jaggernaut of conversation and gave a brief overview of the pastry laid out on the counter next to the fresh baked empanadas in the warmer display. The stainless steel expresso machine was eyeballing me and of course I can never resist a good cup of coffee. Purchased a Lavazza dark creamy blended Colada. The dining room resembled a quaint Euro style living room. Took a small seat under an American Flag and was served my Colada by the owner. It was presented in a mini black porcelain cup with the word "espresso" multi stamped in white lettering, straddling a matching saucer. Sipped my tasty strong Colada while my eyes gazed at the mass signages and memorabilia causing a slight visual overload. The gender assigned clean bathroom had wrap around raised foil design molding against the burgandy and burnt orange walls providing a strong Euro decor. Oddly there was an office chair in the bathroom stall confusing the flow of the intended theme. Interesting choice of name for the unique café. This was not a dull visit to say the least and needs to be blasted out on social media for others to enjoy - mic drop.

I visited based on a friend's recommendation of this business' $2.99 Tuesday specials…read more The service counter is right as you enter the establishment and elevated. A number of neatly arranged things are for sale which makes the space seem kinda tight. In the very brief wait before someone appeared from the back to take my order, I surveyed the display of eight or so appetizing hot entrees. I chose Brown Stew Chicken which was taken from a big black caldron that was behind the elevated counter. The $5.99 daily special is served with two sides, sweet plantains and small drink. I chose rice and peas, steamed vegetables and a cold Tampico 10 oz bottle of fruit juice. As I was paying, I spied the desserts and also purchased a slice of the colorful rainbow cake. The portions were ample and more importantly tasty. The rice and peas would have been better with gravy so next time I'll ask for some to be added. The pretty cake was ehh, just dense pound cake with food coloring. The service was very pleasant and gracious. I recall being thanked at least twice for my patronage so this local business can definitely count on my future support.

This establishment opened very close to my home not too long ago and though I don't usually eat out…read moremuch, the quarantine has shifted my eating habits a bit and I gave in and gave them a visit. The lunch specials got my attention so I figured it would be at least average for the price. The restaurant is always spotless and everything is in its place and appealing to the eye. To my pleasant surprise, the food is better than expected. It honestly feels like you are eating dinner from your parents (or relatives) on Sunday evening after church. The service is always top notch with the polite ladies behind the counter. I've had the curry goat, oxtail, curry chicken and cow foot (cow skin) from here and enjoyed all of them. My favorite is the curry goat with white rice, steamed veggies and plantain. The portions are substantial (especially for lunch) and including a drink was icing on the cake. I know that everyone is accustomed to going to Golden Krust, Dutch Pot & Donna's but the food and service at Bulla King doesn't leave me wanting to go anywhere else. Doesn't hurt that it's a 3 minute walk from me either. If you haven't tried them yet, you're missing out.

I was so excited to finally have some time before work this morning to stop by and check out…read moreGetsemani, especially since a friend of mine has spoken so highly of it. Finding the place was a little tricky, but if you follow the lawn signs, they'll eventually lead you to the coffee nook, just make sure to look for the glass doors labeled THE GLADES. As you enter, you're greeted by the soothing sounds of instrumental music filling the lobby of the space where Getsemani is located. The area itself is beautiful, spacious with plenty of seating, lounging area areas, and even a pool table. It feels more like a lobby of a resort than a cafe. When I approached the coffee counter, no one was there at first, so I wondered if they might not even be open yet. There was no hot food available and not even the smell of anything cooking. After walking around for about a minute, I went back to look at the menu and take some pictures. A man then came out from the back and asked if I wanted to. I ordered an iced caramel frappe. While he was making my drink, I walked around and take more photos and videos, the space really is stunning. The gentleman who helped me was friendly, and once my drink was made, I paid and headed off to work. A few minutes after getting settled, I finally tried my coffee. Immediately, no! Something was off. I took another sip and the overpowering aroma and taste of onion hit me. It was so unexpected and unpleasant that I couldn't finish the drink. I'm not sure what caused it, maybe the ice, the cups, or the equipment used to prepare the coffee, but whatever it was, the onion flavor completely ruined the experience. It's disappointing because I was so excited to try this place. For now, I can only leave a three star review. If I return and have a better experience, I'll gladly update this review. One more note, at 9:40am it didn't seem like any food was available to order. The trays at the front were all empty, and there was no sign of breakfast being preped. Considering the cafe is in a high profile area surrounded by offices I would have expected for breakfast to be ready, especially during morning hours. Perhaps I was just too early, but breakfast at 9:40 isn't exactly unusual, right?

If an award was provided for most hidden cafe, this location would surely win. Drove aimlessly…read morearound the Sawgrass Glades business park in an attempt to find the Getsemani Cafe which GPS indicated is exactly where I am. Literally, after ten minutes, I finally broke down and shamefully asked a roving security officer for the cafe location who smirked and then pointed at a nearby office building. Plenty of parking in front of the glass entry doors which oddly still did not display the name of the Cafe. I entered an absolutely super modern entertainment area including table shuffleboard, wall scrabble and a pool table surrounded by comfy couches, big screen TVs and teak wood tables. Im assuming a mass majority of the customers are derived from the adjoining office buildings. The cafe was open to the relaxation area and game room although still no name visible, but an obvious cafe. The owner Nellio, graciously greeted me and took my espresso order, which he brewed with Italian blended coffee beans called Lavazza. The strong coffee was priced well at $3.00 and well worth the hunt. They open early at 7am and close post lunch at 3pm. They offer seven different salad combinations around $8.00 with an optional chicken, pork or shrimp topper. Now that I know this cafe exists, I will stop in for a Cobb Salad on my next visit and will spread the word. Almost forgot - told the owner to put signage for his cafe out front, and he agreed.

You can never go wrong with first watch!!! I like this location because they are fast and…read moreorganized! If you're in the area looking for a good breakfast and don't mind waiting this is the place for you! They have so many menu items and a rotating seasonal menu. The service is good and the ambiance is very casual!!

We waited for a both to be available. The minute the hostess sat us down, I had to pull out my…read moresanitizer wipes to clean the bench. the waitress took the persons rag that had just wiped the table to clean the bench. It was already dirty from cleaning the table. I used my sanitizer wipes to wipe it in order to sit down. Took out two more wipes to clean the supposedly clean table that had syrup and eggs on it. Coffee was ordered, no silverware to stir after adding sugar and no creamer for the coffee. I had to get up and go to the front desk to ask for silverware and to bring creamer. The floor where we sat was disgusting.

This was my 4th time visiting this location. The team there is friendly and attentive which is the…read moremain reason I continue returning. The restaurant is also clean and had spacious seating. The restaurant is also down the street from my house so it's very easily accessible. I came here with my bestie who was visiting from NY. Loved the Kale Tonic. I had the Market Hash which was delicious! My friend had the traditional breakfast, which she enjoyed. We ordered the Million Dollar Bacon. It was very good but not crispy at all. Next time I'll tell them to crisp it up. Always a pleasurable experience coming here.

As Lauderhill residents, my husband and I make it a priority to support local businesses, and First…read moreWatch is one we return to again and again. The reason is simple: this location consistently delivers exceptional customer service, every single visit. As a manager myself, I couldn't help but notice how genuinely engaged the staff seemed, so I asked to speak with the manager. I had to find out the secret. His name was Willie, and he shared that he makes it a point to motivate his team during their pre-shift meetings. My husband, who is also a small business owner, pointed out that it likely starts even earlier, at the hiring stage. Whatever the formula is, it is absolutely working. In the world we live in today, it is truly refreshing to encounter people who clearly love what they do. Willie and his team are a shining example of what great leadership looks like from the inside out. Well done, First Watch Lauderhill.

A group of U.S. went in. It's cafeteria style service. The menu is kinda extensive. You are…read morebasically making a plate with protein and two vegetables. I had jerk chicken, rice and beans and cabbage. It was excellent and enough for takeout. The staff are rude though. It may be the language bearer but it comes across bad.

My favorite Jamaican restaurant, have enjoyed every meal. My favorite is the fish. I live in…read morePembroke Pines and I travel by many other Jamaican restaurants to their location in Lauderhill, it's worth the trip. I'm happy they opened another site on Pines blvd. The food did not disappoint.

Hands down, this is my favorite Indian spot in all of South Florida. I always get a new…read morerecommendation I come in because the owner remembers what I got last time. Malai kofta is probably my favorite, but you can't go wrong with anything on this menu. It's also a nice dim lit restaurant for a date where you want good food and a great conversation.

Easy parking Food phenomenal: tandoori chicken, butter…read morechicken, chicken pakora and wings Excellent service and great atmosphere!

A group of friends and I came here for brunch on New Years Day. The place was bustling and we were…read moretold that the wait could be up to 1 hour or more. They were definitely booked and overwhelmed. We waited it out and were seated in a semi-private area. I wanted to try the Purple Haze juice, which was made with butterfly pea tea, but they were out of this. I was able to try the Millionaire Bacon, which was incredibly delicious. The Bacon is cooked with maple and has an almost candied quality to it. It was crisp to perfection and simply addicting. There was a Double Bacon Parmesan Hash special, which looked and sounded amazing so I ordered that. This was chock full of potatoes, onion, Parmesan cream and cheese, with a fried egg, arugula, and shredded Parmesan on top. There were also 2 pieces of bacon, but I wanted much more, especially because Double Bacon was in the name. The Egg was perfectly cooked with a slight crunch at the edges and well seasoned. The Potatoes were actually crispy with melty Parmesan on top. This was irresistibly cheesy and full of wonderful flavor. It was a very hearty and tasty meal. I think the addition of Millionaire Bacon would elevate the dish and make it even more enjoyable. The service could have been better, but I think it was because they were extremely busy and a lot was going on. The host was gracious and apologetic about the long wait, really doing his best to get us seated more quickly. However, our waitress was a bit curt and seemed like she couldn't be bothered by extensive questions about the dishes and unlisted prices. I would not rush to return.

Had a wonderful experience at First Watch with the entire family--grandma, aunts, cousins,…read moregrandkids, and even great-grandkids. It's not easy finding a place that can comfortably accommodate a large, multi-generational group, but First Watch made it feel easy and enjoyable. The atmosphere was bright and welcoming, the food was fresh and delicious, and there was something on the menu for everyone. Service was patient and friendly, which made a big difference with a big group. It was the perfect setting for quality family time over a great breakfast/brunch. Definitely a place we'd return to for another family gathering.