Escape your mornings or let your day unfold one cup at a time at About a Cup coffee shop. This is a…read morecozy coffee shop located on University in Coral Springs. I ordered the delectable Tiramasu Latte. I enjoyed the mix of flavors combined with a double shot of espresso, vanilla, almond milk, mascarpone cold foam with a dusting of cocoa powder. Tried the spinach empanada and each bite of the spinach empanada was delicious and satisfying. So many different types of Artisan style filled croissants, fresh Argentinian empanadas made from the freshest ingredients. The coffee beans are roasted in small batches and are very flavorful. The inside interior was spacious with plenty of seating. The decor was very cute and stylish for a coffee shop. Outside tables were available. The service was so kind, attentive and helpful. I was given very good recommendations. This coffee shop is definitely worth a visit--I recommend everyone give it a try.

Excellent experience today for our first time at About a Cup! This place had people seated at…read morealmost every table eating and having their coffees/teas. We decided to grab a bite and eat in. I'm assuming it's the owner who took care of us. Very nice and quick. We got a hot vanilla latte, a matcha latte with vanilla cold foam (lightly sweetened), and two bacon, egg, and cheese croissants. They make your food to order and bring it to your table. The sandwiches were hot and delicious. Now, onto the drinks. It's very challenging to find good quality matcha out in the wild. This latte was one of the best I've had out and about. It comes unsweetened, and before I mixed the cold foam in, I was able to just taste the matcha with the almond milk. It actually tasted like matcha, unlike most places. The cold foam was delicious and lightly sweetened just like I asked for. My husband loved his vanilla latte and the foam art on it was beautiful. It was a bit over $50 for the two of us with a tip, but for me I'd rather pay that and actually get food and drinks I ENJOY, instead of the mediocre at best stuff a lot of places serve up. Ambiance was nice, place had a steady stream of people coming in but it wasn't loud or anything. A very enjoyable experience and we'll be back!

My first time trying this place. My friend suggested that…read moretheir rum raisin was the best. They had so many choices but I listened to my friend. Yes, it was one of the best rum raisin I ever had. The service was good and they have a few tables outside to enjoy their fresh cold sweets. I heard that yesterday was their last day. Sad ...

Wow! Everything is homemade. The Chamoyada was so delicious- an icy but with real fruit mixed…read morethrough. Id like to try the ice cream next. Very small spot that can be overlooked in the shopping center but should not be!!

This ice cream is amazing. As a family who tries hard to stay away from yucky food additives when…read morepossible, but still wants to go out for treats, AMAZING. The sprinkles taste like something, and it's not chemicals. While my family can have whatever, I do t really like ice cream since dairy and I don't get along. I decided to try their dairy free chocolate and HOLY COW. The consistency, taste, everything was perfection. The shop is cute, staff is so friendly and we will be back, very often.

The BEST ice cream I've ever had to date! It's incredibly creamy, smooth, and packed with flavor…read more So many ice cream shops use products from outside vendors, but you can immediately tell that Let's Chill Homemade Ice Cream is the real deal. Every bite tastes fresh, homemade, and made with quality ingredients. I live in South Broward, so I wish it were a little closer, but it is absolutely worth the drive. If you're an ice cream lover, do yourself a favor and make the trip, you won't be disappointed!

Pure sugar chaos, childhood nostalgia, and theatrical madness in Coral Springs…read more Walking into Cherry Smash feels like you accidentally stepped into the opening scene of Willy Wonka, right before someone starts singing and a child learns a moral lesson. This place is a local legend, and for good reason. Cherry Smash isn't trying to be sleek, minimalist, or Instagram-neutral. It's loud, colorful, joyful, and slightly unhinged--in the way candy shops should be. You half expect Charlie Bucket to walk in clutching a chocolate bar and a dream. Let's be honest about the ice cream: It's above average. Solid. Creamy. Well executed. No complaints. But that's not why people line up. You come here for the atmosphere. Walls stacked with candy. Colors everywhere. The kind of visual overload that makes adults nostalgic and kids vibrate at unsafe frequencies. And when Halloween hits? Forget it. Cherry Smash decorates like they take October personally. Seasonal commitment at Broadway-production levels. The candy selection is elite--classic, modern, obscure, and delightfully questionable. Yes, they have bubble gum cigarettes, which feel like a time capsule from an era when adults shrugged and said, "Eh, they'll be fine." It's kitschy, it's ridiculous, and it absolutely belongs here. Seating is limited, but honestly? That's part of the charm. This isn't a linger-for-hours café. It's a pop-in, light-up-your-inner-child, grab-something-sweet-and-go experience. The kind of place where standing is acceptable because you're too busy smiling anyway. Cherry Smash isn't just an ice cream shop--it's a mood, a memory, and a permission slip to enjoy something unapologetically fun in a world that desperately needs more of that.

Honestly, I wasn't much of a fan. Parking can be a little…read moretricky, there is a parking lot, but it's shared by all the merchants in the plaza. You have the option to order at the window outside, or, go into the shop to order. The moment you walk in, it very very overwhelming. Tons of trinkets, posters, colors, signs and memorabilia's and figurines everywhere! The more you look, the more you'll see. Staff seemed like they were there just for their paychecks, and not really caring for the customer service or offering their opinion or recommendations, the night we visited there was a good amount of patrons. There's seating off the right side of the shop and a few towards the back. They have a very wide selection of ice cream flavors. I settled for a dulce deleche, and it was just ok. We ordered that, and I took some pictures and left. The interior was too much for me, personally. Way too much going on.