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    Porfa Coffee

    4.5 (100 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Shileizy T.

    One of my favorite coffee spots we have visited in the last two years. My family tries little spots each weekend. We stopped at Porfa one weekend and we were blown away. First of all the place is pure Tenerife vibes which we love. The place was backed but we were lucky enough to find parking and then some seats. We ordered our drinks with the sweetest guy ever . Danny let us know they were our of a couple baked goods but we ended up getting this yummy apple strudel. We also ordered the churro and flan latte and they were FABULOUS. Seriously 0 complaints. Has to be the best combination of sweet and strong. I know this might be slightly weird maybe not but the best bathroom I've visited ever. First of all theres a fountain in there.... Crazy love that. Second of all there is a sound machine letting out sounds of seagulls and the ocean. Like how perfect is that! Truly felt transported. The coffee, the vibes and the service 10/10 OH AND THAT BATHROOM 20/10

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    Mariam T.

    Saffron latte was amazing, but what i loved the most was the egg and cheese croissant. It is so simple but the croissant was so well made. The interior has limited seating but we were able to get a small table early on a saturday morning. $17.50 for those two items (unfortunately standard for the area but still a lot).

    Wendy Y.

    Flan latte and Saffron latte were good but not great. 4 stars because both times I stopped by on Sunday, the cinnamon roll is the driving force for my continuous return. Very busy, quick and friendly service. Cap your own drinks, if you wish or not! I think the place looks a lot bigger on socials.

    Jackie S.

    Such a cute cafe with great drinks and tasty pastries. I would highly recommend checking it out if you're nearby.

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    Rebecca V.

    I was passing through on a drive up from SoFlo and decided to stop here for a coffee and pastry. I got the iced saffron latte and a ham & cheese croissant. The woman who took my order was so friendly and complimented my tattoo. We chatted for a bit and she gave me recs on the menu, which I appreciated. I sat down to wait for my order and took in the ambiance of the place. The servers wore Spain jerseys for the world cup and there were flags up in the restaurant too. The built-in shelving, stone walls, colorful tiles, and decor all reminded me of a cool, breezy, garden oasis in Mallorca. Absolutely stunning. When I got my order, the croissant was hot and full of flavor. The latte was unique and well balanced in sweet and savory. I love it!

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    Mia R.

    Porfa Coffee in Oakland Park is a great spot for specialty drinks and bites. To help celebrate Women's History Month, I'm excited to review one of my fav women-owned businesses. Porfa is a dream cafe that came to Oakland Park and I love visiting when I'm in the area and also love working from here. It truly transports you to Italy with their beautiful decor and calming environment. If you love an aesthetic bathroom, theirs takes the cake! I love trying their different specialty matcha lattes-- my recent visit I tried their banana brulee and it was delicious. They use Alma matcha which I love seeing a local business support another local business. They have a great variety of flavors to add to your matcha or coffee and they also have a great selection of bites. A cute spot for coffee, matcha, or a bite to eat in the area!

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    Chanel F.

    So I came here on a Friday morning. The parking in front of the place seems like you have to pay for it so I parked in the back. On this particular day, it was very busy line almost to the door. So it did take me a while to get through it. I did have time to observe, and it seemed to be a very quaint and cozy place. But also extremely loud from all the talking. It sounded like a school cafeteria. I ordered two drinks because why not one was the banana Brulé Matcha and the other was, I actually can't remember but it was an iced latte. The Brulé Matcha was decent. I got it with oat milk. I did end up getting it with extra syrup because the Man said it was a light flavor. The iced latte was very watery, even the milk. I did not like it at all, which is probably why I can't remember what I ordered. I ended up throwing it away. They had a guava and cheese pop tart, and for me this was the star of the show. The outside was flaky. The inside wasn't too sweet. I loved it. And the last thing I got was like this breakfast bun. It had egg and cheese in the middle, which it was OK. All in all if I was ever in the area, I would stop for just that pop tart.

    Andi P.

    5 Stars for a lovely coffee shop in Oakland Park with sandwiches, baked goods, and the cutest living room vibes. I'll admit that I'd had several coffees before we arrived to finish our coworking day at Porfa, so I didn't get to try theirs. With that being said, if it's as tasty and thoughtful as their many baked goods and their decor, I'm in for a treat next time! I tried the banana bread and a turkey pressed sandwich and both were GREAT! They hit the spot while we finished a quick meeting in one of their little nooks. Looking around, I felt cozy- and I think this is 100% intentional. They've created the kind of little shop that makes you feel right at home. I'll definitely return, this time for caffeine!

    Jordan M.

    I finally got the chance to try Porfa coffee and my experience was great! The highlight of this place is definitely the design and decor. Very tastefully done and is a very nice looking place to sit and have a cup of coffee. The bathroom is a dream so please go in there and experience that for yourself. I had a cup of drip coffee and it tasted great! Great quality coffee, brewed well and the cup was a nice treat to look at and enjoy while I had my coffee. The staff was friendly and you can tell everyone enjoys this spot because it was packed! All in all my Porfa experience was great!

    Mariam K.

    Got the flan latte + the churro latte. Churro latte is hands down one of my favorites! Had such a lovely sweetness to it without it being just straight up cinnamon. Also the flan latte was really good too! Such awesome quality coffee. Loved it so much!

    Phillip B.

    Visited Porfa Coffee on a Sunday specifically to try the now very-online-famous cinnamon rolls, and I can confidently say they're worth the attention. First impressions matter, and this place delivers right away: the space is clean, modern, and has that inviting coffee-shop ambiance that makes you want to linger a little longer. Service was warm and welcoming from the moment I walked in, which always sets the tone for a good experience. I tried both the classic cinnamon roll and their strawberry variation, which at the time had a strawberry-banana style icing. Texture-wise, both were excellent--light, fluffy, and not overly dense, with a delicate finish that made them feel a bit more elevated than your average bakery roll. Of the two, the classic was my favorite. It had the right balance of sweetness and cinnamon, while the strawberry version, though still very tasty, leaned a little sweeter than I personally prefer. That said, both are absolutely worth trying if you're curious. I'm not a huge coffee drinker myself and usually lean more toward treats, but this spot impressed me across the board: ambiance, service, quality, and pricing all felt very well balanced. If you've been seeing the cinnamon rolls online and wondering if they live up to the hype--they do. Definitely a spot worth checking out.

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    Shelinia P.

    Porfa Coffee is the cutest little coffee shop in Fort Lauderdale and has definitely become a favorite of mine. My boss and I stopped by a couple of days ago to co-work, and it was the perfect spot. They had a few Christmas-themed drinks and seasonal options, which made the experience feel extra cozy. I also tried one of their sandwiches and it was amazing. I usually do not eat eggs, but this one had soft scrambled eggs, the kind that are creamy and fluffy. I actually loved it. It added so much richness and paired perfectly with the cheese. The service was also amazing! I ordered an iced white peppermint matcha and it tasted exceptional, super smooth and well balanced. Everything was decorated in a festive, Christmassy way, and even the bathroom was a surprise. It had a little waterfall fountain that gave the space a spa-like, relaxing feel. Such a charming spot with great drinks, great food, and an atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile. I will definitely be back.

    Axelle-Gabrielle M.

    If you go on Sunday the Cinnamon Bun is an absolute MUST! It is actually one of the best I have had. I love the vibe at Porfa and will continue to come back when I am in the area. They always have music that fits the vibe of the cafe, the decor is so nice and the staff is always kind and helpful. The food and drinks are always great and the staff will give suggestions/recommendations if you ask or are having trouble deciding. I love Porfa!

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    love this place and the atmosphere coffee and bagel was sooo good and everyone was so nice

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