Good coffee if you are in the mood for organic type coffee this is the place and the pastries are…read moregood

The inside is small with not a lot of seating. Customer service was okay, but the coffee and food…read morewas just as great as the last time I had it almost a year ago. I reordered the cubi- blue and still a favorite of mine. Great and flavorful taste. A must try coffee shop!

What a cute little spot!!! I loved everything about it, it's a small location that you would not…read moreeven know it's there . Service is quick and easy you walk up to a kiosk and place your order. On the other side the food/ beverage comes out . I saw on the menu they had food but it's mostly drinks. Def. rec.

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.

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.

A cute coffee shop tucked away near the mall! The space is super clean, spacious, and welcoming…read more The cashier was so nice and sweet. It was actually funny seeing her in all the pictures on the wall it almost felt like I was visiting her house . I got a small pistachio latte, and it was really tasty! The coffee was great quality, and I'd definitely come back to try more.

this is a cute little spot tucked away in the corner of a shopping plaza. I ran in to get a simple…read morelatte. It was my mistake for not trying it before I got on the road. The espresso that they put in the latte was so burnt. I had to throw it in the trash. The biggest waste of six dollars. Long story short make sure that you try your coffee before leaving the café!

I was persuaded I needed an afternoon coffee thanks to the fresh aroma I smelled while passing…read morethrough the yellow and green market. I opted for a simple iced caramel latte, and it did the trick. The service was friendly and quick. I'll be back!

Colombian coffee is the best coffee so of course we needed to make a pit stop for a pick me up at…read morethe farmer's market. The staff working was very friendly and kind. I ordered their cold brew with their caramel almond milk creamer & my mom ordered their cafe bombón. We were also looking to purchase some coffee to make at home and they kindly will grind the beans for you!

Thank you to Chase and family for some of our favorites treats and fresh OJ! The service and…read moreambiance is always a 10!

Great service, environment, and coffee. They have great seasonal lattes. I recommend stopping by…read morewhen you're in the area.

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.

I came here after an appointment in the area. It was literally the only coffee shop within miles of…read morewhere I was, so they have that going for them. The place is open but a little dark. I've never seen a coffee shop with hardly any natural lighting coming in. Service was quick, and easy. I was expecting some kind of specialty drink. The only one they had could only be served hot. In the end I just ordered an iced caramel latte. All I can say is it's what I asked for and now I know. My preference is just coffee shops with house made syrups and signature drinks. When every syrup is store brought I get the feeling of I can make this at home.

I had quick service on the Saturday morning I visited. It's a truck on the rounds of Emily's…read moreGarden. You can order from a server or go up to the truck and order. The blueberry scone was amazing. It was moist and covered in a light icing. The cheddar and chive scone was dry and not flavorful. Their chai tea is made with a concentrate. I chose the Chaga latte made with a powder. It was good. It's a pet friendly outdoor patio. Metered street parking.

Stopped by to get a coffee near fort lauderdale. I struggled a bit to notice it was behind a gate…read morenext to a restaurant but i found it nonetheless. My boyfriend ordered a chaga latte and he loved it. I had a vanilla latte. Did not like it at all. I did try my boyfriends and it was not my cup of coffee either. Not my style in coffee at all. The gal who served us was sweet and the spot where you can get the coffee is nice and relaxing. You can even cross over to the water and walk around fort lauderdales riverfront