Nice little coffee shop at the Marriott Grand Vista timeshare. Coffee was great. All of the…read morefavorites available. Food was just OK. It's what you would expect from a quick service coffee shop. The baristas were fast and friendly. If you are staying at the timeshare it's worth a stop for the convenience.

We stayed at this Marriott where Brewcoast Coffee. We started to order…read more Melissa was at the counter. I asked her where the menu was. With a frown she pointed. I accepted a good morning as I wasn't awake yet. As we looked at the menu she did not engage in conversation yet looked at the sales receipts from previous transactions in her hands. We ordered and she never said thank you. The cinnamon roll had minimal cinnamon and the frosting tasted like powered sugar and water. No creamy butter in the recipe. Weak semi coffee too. We come to Florida a lot to visit family. Brewcoast Coffee will not be on our list to visit ever again.

This coffee shop is inside Tommy Hillfiger store. Such a cool ambiance! Very good coffee. Price is…read moreawesome!Service is great!

Great service. Took the time to offer choices and answer questions. Liked having the option to…read moredine in with real ceramic cup, although the paper cups are very pretty! Would return!

Tiny parking lot in one of the busiest, most touristy part of town, so it's kind of a pain to get…read moreto, but once you get inside, the ambiance is grandiose and luxurious. A giant bun section open for the perusing, a wide open dining room with tranquil murals all over the wall. This is a good place to spend some time at and eat. Service is very friendly. At peak time of day, the buns always refill super fast. The dim sum orders took some time to make their way out to our table, but that's ok. I think this place does an insane amount of take-out business. Food was dynamite. Just look at those buns. Adorned with plenty of toppings that pack a wallop of flavor. Always moist and fluffy and the perfect levels of sweet and/or savory. One could make a breakfast, lunch, and dinner out of this section alone. The dim sum, though, that's what left the biggest impact on me. Dim sum places, I feel like, are trying to capitalize on the popularity and offer smaller and smaller portions. Small dumplings, poorly-filled buns, smaller meat-to-filler ratios, etc. Not Bakery 1908, though. They charge premium prices for them, but what you get are huge, plump, properly filled, and packed with flavor. Just wow. Overall, this is a great place. A very unique and important addition to the Orlando food landscape. I'll keep coming back as needed.

Was able to fit in a last minute visit 20 mins before closing (10p)! A lot of the bakery items had…read morebeen sold by then which was a bummer because I was looking forward to trying a bunch of their buns. Inside is very clean, and spacious. However note that the parking lot is very limited, I can only imagine what the traffic and parking is like during the daytime. The blueberry cheesecake is my absolute favorite! When I visit again I will definitely make sure to snag one of these to eat. It's not too sweet which is great and the blueberry filling really adds to the overall taste of the dish. The matcha fruit tart was okay to me, nothing really stood out. But the strawberry pudding is very fruity. I will definitely have to return to try some of their other bakery buns and the hot food items!

Went to Beignets & Brew yesterday with my roommates, and we all loved it! Each of us enjoyed the…read morebeignets we chose; I chose the Nutella trio, and it was delicious. We each enjoyed our coffee too. I will say the large size was a lot bigger than we had anticipated. Nothing to complain about obviously, just something to note for reference. We went around noon, and the cafe was clean and quiet. It was a great place for us to stop, chat, and enjoy some sweet treats. The staff was very kind and friendly too. :)

The Baseline: For coffee and beignets the coffee must be rich and bold, the pastry must be hot,…read morepillowy, and sweet, and the service atmosphere must provide the experience. Food: The beignets are delicious but really pretty small. They make me want more but the fry on the dough was good and the glazes were very sweet and tasty. Service: Love the service at the cafe. The staff are friendly, helpful, and engaging. They go out of the way to help. Ambiance: This is a nice small store with lots of yummy fried dough smells. Nice decor and comfortable seating. Overall, this is worth the experience even if it is a touristy one. I highly recommend stopping by.

This museum has a coffee shop where you can find desserts and multiple chocolates. You can also be…read morepart of the tour that starts every hour. The tour is really interesting. You go through the story of chocolate, you learn about the process, you see some art with chocolate, and you taste different chocolates at the end. It is fun, the tours takes an hour and then you can purchase your favorite chocolate at the end. Highly recommended.

Such a random spot. Came for the tour and wine and chocolate tasting. The tour was interesting, the…read morecoolest part was the chocolate sculptures at the end. The tour came with chocolate samples at the end. The 100% cacao was disgusting, but fun to try it after learning the history. The wine and chocolate tasting paring was the best part. Overall, if you have an afternoon to kill, go on Groupon and get a ticket!

Authentic Ecuadorian food! Highly recommended !…read moreIt's clean and everything is made fresh!!

We love Ecuadorian food and we're so excited to find this spot. When we walked in, it had cold…read moredecor and seemed they were going for bright, trendy coffee shop vibes instead of Ecuadorian restaurant. Floors were plastic LVP and tables were all light wood and close together, but it was very clean. I had the Seco de pollo which was pretty good, but it would have been better with more onion salad, limon, aliño, and cilantro. The onions were very good. The menu said it came with potatoes, but it came with plantains and avocado, which was a plus. If we had just ordered the Seco de Pollo, water, and shared it, I would have rated it a 4. I ordered naranjilla juice, one of my favorites in Ecuador, but the frozen pulp brand used is one that has an off flavor and the drink was served more like an icee. Most brands of frozen mora are good, so that may be a better route if you decide to try the juice. The salchipapas were nothing like pictured. The fries were just frozen crinkle cut fries, which had a school cafeteria texture. There was no onion salad on top either. My daughter ate just a couple of bites. She ended up getting sick on the way home. The total was just over $45. Too overpriced for lunch with plastic cups. Replacing the canned soda displayed up front with Ecuadorian Coca Cola in glass, fiora vente, and other Ecuadorian sodas, having more Ecuadorian decor and even chonta wood tables, and Ecuadorian TV/music would add better ambiance than AI screen savers. The service was slow, with drinks not coming until our meal was served and I had to get up to get the check. I mentioned how the fries were terrible, but didn't receive a response at all. Florida needs more Ecuadorian restaurants, but with great options like daily almuerzos with the many amazing soups, pinchos with garlic/cilantro mayonnaise, chicken/pea/carrot empanadas (Ecuador has amazing empanadas that are nothing like the empanadas pictured on this page), Parrilladas, and even volquetero.

I stopped at this coffee shop every day during my vacation in Florida and it quickly became my…read morefavorite part of the morning. The coffee was absolutely delicious every time. Terry, my barista, was so kind and friendly. We had the best conversations about latte art, and you can tell he truly cares about his craft. He even remembered my drink order after just one visit, which made the experience feel so personal and welcoming. I will definitely be coming back every time I'm in the Orlando area. Highly recommend!

Love the coffee & matcha here!…read more Disappointed because when you use the kiosk to order it charges a service charge then asks for an additional tip. When you click on the service charge info it says 18% gratuity ... so it asks for you to tip twice. One is required and hidden as a service charge, and the other time is optional. Still not ideal.

Dope coffee shop concept with a tattoo shop inside. I think…read moretheir signature drinks feature good recipes and cute unique details. My last time visiting I had an iced Honey I'm home latte, it was ok. Not a strong coffee taste like I prefer. Maybe I'll need an extra shot. Overall, good coffee shop. The two dispensaries next door can make parking difficult.

A large space that's a cafe and tattoo shop! There was a bit of a wait but no major issue…read more I ordered a bacon egg and cheese along with the Honey I'm Home latte. My sandwich came first and I devoured it, haha. Their homemade spicy aioli added a delicious flavor to my sandwich. I totally forgot to ask for less syrup in my coffee (I like a balance of being able to taste coffee with a hint of the flavor) but thankfully it wasn't over bearing. The coffee was delicious. Random- but the bathroom was well kept and the counter is so cool with coffee beans inside. It's very cold inside. I'm also just very sensitive to the cold so bring a hoodie :)

Latin bakery located inside Deerfield Shopping Center. Staff is friendly and treats are tasty…read more They have an extensive selection of pastries, salty items and empanandas. We enjoyed the pan de bono, tequenos, meat empanada and tiramisu. The tiramisu was very good because it actually tasted like coffee cream and not just chocolate. They also have cakes and cheesecakes. I got the raspberries and blackberries cheesecake for $35. It costs a bit more that I wanted to pay, but it looked so beautiful. When it comes to taste, I thought it was going to have some of the fruits inside but it was just on top. So I was a bit disappointed since it was just regular cheesecake. It was very sweet for me so not my favorite. Overall, a good option for some cafecito and quick small bite.

This used to be my go to spot for years, at-least once a week I'd buy pastries from here but over…read morethe years once they started opening new locafions, Fortuna Bakery has gotten VERY expensive. The food is still good, I do think some things have changed like empanadas are not always fresh. Sometimes I get reheated empanadas. I don't think the price for the pastries are worth it anymore.

First time here and we had a great experience! My mother-in-law was craving a Hispanic-style…read morebreakfast, and Moma's Cafe definitely delivered. It's a small hole-in-the-wall type of restaurant with a cozy atmosphere, and they can accommodate large groups, but keep in mind it's first come, first served, so we did have to find our own seats. Our group had 6 people, and once seated, everything went smoothly. We ordered the original avocado toast, huevos rancheros, 2 kids breakfast platters with chocolate milk, burritos, monte cristo, breakfast classic, a hot matcha latte, and orange juice. Everything came out hot and fresh, and everyone in our group enjoyed their meals. The customer service was on point the entire time, and the staff made us feel welcomed. Overall, we had a really good time and would definitely come back!

Nice, cute experience here! Food was good. Wait for food was long. They're not ready for big crowds…read moreyet... Makes sense because it's a cafe. So just prepare to wait a while on a summer Saturday morning. Avocado toast was really good! I very much enjoyed their liege waffle. Great flavor. Who would've thought you dip it in a little sweetened condensed milk and top with banana. Eggs, sausage, and hash brown are standard! Cannot complain.