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!

Came here and had a nice coffee and it was good and strong, but I had a little bit too much ice in…read moremy opinion, but I remember to next time I ask for light ice. The place was great overall the decorations that they had were pretty cool and surprisingly still working, which was awesome like the cooler you will see on the picture here the staff member that took our order was super friendly and took his time to explain and answer any questions that we had.

Really good. Quick. Easy. Croissants. For dessert and lunch. And breakfast. Coffees. Usually 3…read moreemployees and Mgr. There are a few seats inside and outside as well. Park on the street. Get there. Downtown Delray fav

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 came out after breakfast to get a little pick up. This business was tucked away in a small…read morebusiness center. We thought we parked by it but didn't and had to walk around to find it in the plaza. We even encountered other folks who were also trying to find it in the plaza. It might be good to have signs by the entrances to let people know where to go for that particular place, seeing as it's so popular. They were very welcoming and they were very quick with their service. They are a family owned i and operated business that specializes in Colombian coffee. They had some baked goods as well, but we didn't eat there. I ordered the banana coffee cake latte and it was fantastic! It was very rich in flavor, but kept it coffee. Unlike some of those specialty drinks and holiday drinks, it was not all syrup. I very much enjoyed it. Definitely recommend you checking them out. They're a bit away from the strip, so there won't be the same kind of lines.

New coffee shop in town? Apparently not.... It's just really well hidden! Cumbres has become a…read moregreat hidden gem! Parking was easy, the hardest part was finding where it was located, as I was not familiar with the plaza itself. Just make sure to follow your GPS well There's limited seating outside, and inside as well, but most people seemed to go in and take away their coffee and food. The coffee is freshly roasted, great quality, and the staff was super friendly explaining their different milk options, and quite healthy as well! I tried one of their iced lattes with a pandebono sandwich which seemed quite a novelty! Since pandebono is meant to just be eaten as is. Definitely exciting! I did enjoy it after all

Amazing atmosphere and plenty of charging stations and seating options for remote workers. Great…read morestaff and always doing giveaways and events. Constantly building and improving. Has a community center type feel with a pool table and board games for the times when you just need a break from the computer. Events every evening just about especially fun is bingo on Monday nights! Well behaved pups always welcome! Coffees, teas, kavas, and small bites.

DO NOT COME HERE…read more They banned my autistic friend for saying "racial and religious" comments but wouldn't clarify to her what she said. She is literally the nicest person I've ever met and has literally been involved in almost every single progressive cause since I met her back at Columbia. She's hosted interfaith events with Christians and Muslims and Sikhs, worked on homelessness, even was recognized by the White House 2x for her work on homeless students by both Obama's DOE and Trump's DOE, has donated multiple summers time to work with predominately POC communities in Harlem, and we've even volunteered doing hundreds of hours of pro-LGBT activism to help genderqueer and trans people get equal rights at Columbia. But why was she banned? The owner wouldn't tell her. But she did mention that she made (according to the owner) "racial and religious" remarks and said that "we don't talk about those issues here." What racial comments? She's half Latino and one of her adoptive families is Arab/Indian. Nobody in my life, past 10 years, has said she's said anything even mildly offensive. This is why I'm so confused. She also said multiple other people complained about her. What could my 29-yo autistic friend say that was SO offensive to adults in Floridda that they felt they all had to report her? I hope we will find out in the coming weeks as we work with local rabbis and other business officials with the city. Thankfully the person who overheard Esta is coming with me to meet my rabbi in Boca and a discrimination official in two days days and we are going to see what we can do with the recording we have. Sadly, this comes down the human decency. My friend is distraught and is so sad she/we can't come back to the bar. She doesn't want trouble, she just wants to know what she did wrong. As an advocate for the neurodivergent community and my friend of many years, this to me is unacceptable. Please read up on neurodivergent kids and the struggles they face making friends and not accidently being offensive. If she really said anything offensive to someone's face, why not just pull her aside and explain why? Why wait till multiple people complain and then ban her? Not everyone is neurotypical and how is she supposed to fix her alleged behavior if she doesn't know what's wrong. This is really sad because she's been through so many years of therapy since college to even be able to talk in public and now she feels like she should hide. But I will not be taking my business here anymore. And I will be telling all the Jewish and Neurodivergent groups in Boca Delray and Pompano. It sucks because your green apple kratoms are so good. And the new cake is pretty good too. I really don't know what to make of this. After knowing her for almost 10 years and seeing her struggle to make friends, it's almost unimaginable that she would ever intentionally say something negative to someone's face and mean it. She is horrified that she may have offended someone and is traumatized by the whole thing. And you can't even tell her what she did wrong?

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!

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.

The Argentinian chorizo, cheese and egg empanada was fantastic. Definitely worth the ten minute…read morewait to heat up in the oven for a nice lightly charred crust and melted cheese. They offer four others like truffle mac & cheese, puller beer birria, buffalo chicken and carne. Excellent selection of semi-rare beers with many bomber style bottles. The ambiance was similar to an old beer tavern in Brussels Belgium. On the 1st Monday of each month is Bottle Share Day. Customers can bring in and show off there favorite beer or wine for sharing with others and purchase one beer or wine from the shelf. Seems like a fun event that I may come back and participate.

Posting an update 3 years later - this place is still great. I come here weekends after I go to…read morethe Green Market a few blocks away. Iced coffee is still $3!! There's also a ton of smoothies, lattes, display case items. There's no up charge for almond or coconut milk. It's always very clean inside, plenty of seating. It's hard for any where to stay consistently reliable for so long. Kudos Coffee District!

Great customer service and drink was made quickly. I got an iced pistachio matcha latte, very tasty…read moreI just wish the matcha taste was a little bit stronger. Small space but clean.

First coffee of the day and super pleased to see that Foxtail opens at 6am (every day!). That was…read moreneeded after a good night's sleep and ready to explore Palm Beach County today. A lovely barista was trying hard to keep up with the steady flow of customers. She was pleasant and patient and very hard working. My cortado was good, Mrs. K.'s latte was better and we split a warmed blueberry muffin while sitting out front to watch the traffic whizzing by on Federal Highway because the air conditioning was on full blast inside. A few seats inside and the two tables outside where the wifi worked well. Parking in the deck is shared with the Aloft hotel. [Review 123 of 2025 - 1916 in Florida - 23690 overall]