This coffee shop is such a vibe! It reminds me of Europe where you go up to the counter vs. a sit…read moredown spot, which I love. And culture is so fun. The staff and customers are friendly, and everyone kind of knows each other. They have their own date milk which is delicious. The only true artisan styled coffee around. If you want to experience a local gem, go here!

I was visiting town for my cousin's wedding. On Sunday around 10:40 before we were (supposed) to…read morefly out of town, my sister, husband and I wanted to try out a new coffee shop on the way to the beach. I ordered an iced cappuccino with whole milk and honey (they only offer 2 milks - whole and a homemade cashew milk). We got our drinks and proceeded to the beach. Sip 1, I started to feel funny and thought there was no way they didn't put whole milk in my drink. 2nd sip, and my whole body began to sweat, throat started to tingle, and I began losing strength and energy. Surely enough, the barista had made my drink with the homemade cashew milk. I'll spare you the details of the proceeding traumatizing events of my anaphylactic shock, but I am thanking the lord I was with people I love, had my EpiPen, and that the ambulance EMTs, and doctors at Bethesda Memorial ER were wonderful and attentive. I would like to acknowledge who I believe was the owner. He overheard my sister run into the cafe to ask the barista what kind of milk was in the drink. After she left the barely-drank drink on the counter and ran out, he chased us down the sidewalk when we were rushing back to our hotel and offered us Benadryl he had on hand. Obviously, he did not realize how severe the situation was and the Benadryl exited my body just a few minutes later, but it was kind of him to do. I am writing this review as both a warning to patrons to verify the ingredients in their drinks before drinking them if they have life-threatening food allergies like me (I obviously wish I had heeded my own advice). I am also writing this as hopefully a wake-up call for the employees of Deke's: food safety is your #1 priority as a food and beverage establishment. You offer only TWO milks. I asked for one of the milks, and you gave me the other, which was a milk made with 1 of the country's 9 major food allergens (tree nuts). This is not a situation of me not liking my drink - this is a matter of life or death. I was lucky enough to be with people I love and have a life-saving medical device at my hotel that I was able to use when my body was being deprived of oxygen and shutting down on itself. Some people are not so lucky. While I am sure you take pride in the drinks you are making, I am urging you to take more care for the people who are drinking them.

Dropped in here for a quick, cool drink and snack. They have a line up of blended juices and fruit…read morebowls. There was a line up to the door but service was fast. And we both chose different fruit bowls where the fruit was fresh, varied and delicious. The bowl was a good value but juices felt a bit overpriced considering my experience with Pressed juices. Regardless, it was convenient and hit the spot for a cool, winter(?) drink.

The Seed is an adorable little coffee shop among the busy stretch of Atlantic Ave, closer to the…read moreeast end. This is the first location of The Seed that I've been to, so I'm not sure how other locations compare, but this one was pretty small in general with limited seating inside. Luckily my fiancé and I got there while it was empty, so we were able to choose two of the four bar seats along the wall across from the counter. I had a latte with almond milk and house-made lavender syrup, and we each had a classic croissant sandwich. Latte with house-made lavender syrup: I really enjoyed this. My fiancé described this as a "mix of coffee and tea", which I think was fitting. The lavender syrup sweetened the coffee with light floral notes and the latte was a great balance between herbal, floral, and creamy overall. Classic croissant sandwich: The egg patty was pretty thick, I'd say just under a 1/2" thick. It was packed with bacon and cheese, and the sandwich was toasted the way I liked. The croissant was buttery and flakey, and overall I enjoyed the sandwich. There wasn't anything unique about the sandwich though, it was just a solid breakfast croissant sandwich that was made well. No special sauces or other ingredients. I guess that's why it's the classic. The staff was nice and pleasant, and our food and drinks were made in a reasonable amount of time. I do think the food and drink were a bit overpriced for what it was (our bill was ~$40 for two sandwiches and two drinks), but they say the ingredients are all locally sourced so I'm assuming that's why. Overall, this was a great experience and I'd certainly choose this The Seed over a larger chain coffee shop. Just know that the dollars can add up quickly here!

We go to the Modern Rose frequently, the ambience and the service and quality of food can't be…read morebeat. Very similar to sitting in a lovely tea shop in London.

we went for my moms birthday..Service was great, Food was amazing and I really had such a nice timeread more

If you're in Boca Raton, you affo-gatta try the Colombian Coffee House…read more The Colombian Coffee House in Boca Raton is one of those spots you end up returning to without even thinking about it. It's family owned, and you can feel that right away in how warm and welcoming the place is. The coffee is always solid, but the affogato is the real star. The espresso is rich and smooth, the ice cream is just right, and together they disappear faster than I'd like to admit. Honestly, the only downside is that the affogato keeps "vanishing" before I can pretend I'm pacing myself. If you're in Boca and want something simple and genuinely good, this place is an easy pick. They have a nice offering also of food and baked goods. The location in Delray beach is also another favorite. Can't wait to come back.

Colombian Coffee House is one of our favorite cafes to grab coffees, espressos and one of our…read morefavorite places for matcha . They also have delicious Colombian breakfasts and lunch items. Great service and a few tables inside and out along 6th which is cool (when loud engines and fart mufflers aren't driving by). I like to grab a bag of their Columbian coffee, too.

This is the cutest place to get coffee. Parking is a little tricky, with only a tiny lot in the…read morefront. Street parking is your best bet. I got an iced latte with hazelnut and oat milk. It was delicious and nice and sweet. We there's plenty of seating so feel free to stay a while. You can tell this spot is popular among the locals. We even saw Russel the dog when we walked in! He was even chilling the same way as his Yelp photo!

Day 3 wake up, we came out to Subculture. This is an older garage repurposed for caffeine addicts,…read moreand bean enthusiasts. Parking was a little rough. Very small lot. And street parking otherwise. If you re doing a drive by with a friend, no problem. If you want to go in, you might need to circle a bit and find a street spot. Inside, it's a big place with lounges on both sides with the service counter in the middle. They move pretty quickly once your order is in. I went with an iced Oatmilk maple latte. Great flavor, low sweetness, perfect. Highly recommend!

Popping in for coffee before hitting Delray Beach, Carmela's vanilla and cinnamon latte was good-…read morecreamy, sweet, and balanced. My eight-year-old daughter enjoyed their strawberry lemonade. The inside is spacious with tables inside and out. The space is clean as is the restroom in the back.

Stopped with a friend for coffee & cheese croissant; $19.04. They up charged me $.90 for almond…read moremilk ( did not tell me upfront), they up charged me $.43 for using my Visa( did not tell me upfront, plus it's against the law, since they claim it as a business expense at the end of they year & off set it against their earnings). The place is pleasant & has plenty of parking. Most people come for coffee with their lap top. I think it's not cheap for what I got.

Nice coffee shop in the lobby of the Ray hotel. Opens early at 7am and closes at 3pm. The scent of…read morethe blended Anéri South American and India coffee emanated through the lobby. Each morning of my stay at the hotel I took an early zombie shuffle to the café to grab an espresso and ordered several drip coffees for the girls with an optional $2.00 refill. They offer danishes, muffins and donuts to complement your coffee with an array of $14.00 smoothie drinks.

There are a number of coffee shops in Del Ray Beach, but a high Yelp rating brought me to this tiny…read moreshop inside The Ray Hotel. Walk inside the lobby and go right. The shop is at the very end. Walking in on a Monday in July around 9am, there was no wait. The barista took me order and within three minutes, I had an iced hazelnut latte in hand. It was refreshing and creamy! They sell a few grab-n-go items as well.

Decent spot by the beach. Customer service is okay, but the food and drink is very hotel food feel…read more We couldn't drink the drinks due to an odd off chemical taste in each thing we ordered, from coffee to smoothie to juice we just couldn't find anything that tasted good.

Right in front of the beach and open-to the public. They have coffees,pastries etc... and a nice…read morepatio for outdoor seating (outdoor is not open yet but should be available when the restaurant opens in a few weeks)

Icy Bean is a cute little shaved ice and coffee spot in Delray Beach. The shop is really well…read moredecorated, and the staff is genuinely friendly from the moment you walk in. The best part is you get to watch them make every order fresh, shaving that puffy snow from big ice blocks right on the machine. When I went, they only had three flavors available, but honestly it was still really good and hit the spot. I got the Snow Topped with condensed milk and loved it. Sweet, creamy, and super refreshing, but fair warning: it melts fast, so don't take too long snapping pics. Eat it up quick!

Very cute place on Atlantic in Delray. Staff were friendly and pleasant. Went just for the coffee…read moreas we were on the hunt for great coffee and had seen the positive reviews. We ended up disappointed. The coffee had no real discernable flavor. Ok but not awesome.

CORNED BEEF HASH for the win! If you been looking for the best in Delray Beach, this is it, hands…read moredown. The chef's have crafted the best of peppers, onions, corned beef to create a tasty bite. Pet friendly, outdoor seating, the staff are very attentive and friendly. The vibe is relaxed at least at 8am. I'll be back!

First time here today…read more The guy who greeted us was rude and unwelcoming -- it felt like he was doing us a favor by letting us in. Thankfully, our waitress Natalie was the complete opposite: kind, smiling, quick, and a real bright spot. Food was average -- nothing memorable. Between the poor greeting and just-okay food, I won't be coming back.