Coffeehouse in South Florida

2430 NE 13th Ave. Wilton Manors

954-787-3663

Coffeehouse, Cafe, Coffee Shops, Best Of

Coffee from carefully chosen coffee beans is complemented by open faced sandwiches called “slicers” and a full spectrum of gluten free deserts at this tranquil cafe located within a gated artist’s community.

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Ann's Florist & Coffee Bar

1001 E Las Olas Blvd Fort Lauderdale

954-761-3334

Coffeehouse, Cafe

Florist and coffeehouse combo with a full bar, serving empanadas and other bites on Las Olas.

Atelier 3

1901 Harrison St. Hollywood

954-505-3843

Appetizers, Art Galleries, Coffeehouse, Performing Arts Venues

Atelier 3 is Hollywood's newest hip-coffee-house serving beer and wine as well as appetizers

Atmosphere Lounge

300 Southwest First Ave. Fort Lauderdale

954-522-4799

American, Coffeehouse, Tea, Traditional, Music Venues

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Bean to Brew

900 N Flagler Dr. Fort Lauderdale

754-200-6883

Coffeehouse, Menu

Bikini Bob's All Night Cafe

900 Sunrise Lane Fort Lauderdale

954-567-2955

Coffeehouse, Tea, Music Venues

Blooming Bean Coffee Roasters

41 NE First St. Pompano Beach

954-295-2225

Coffee Shops, Coffeehouse

Bond and Smolders

1622 S. Federal Highway Boynton Beach

561-877-2462

Coffeehouse

The hot spot in town for everyday artisan bread & sweets.!

Boston Bagel Cafe

964 NE 62nd St. Oakland Park

954-771-7221

Bakery, Coffeehouse, Tea, Best Of, Menu

"Ah, now that's a bagel! It's just like New York!" Why is it that every favorable bagel review, whether from a food critic or just the chump next door, has to reference New York? It's always Manhattan this,Brooklyn that. Try peddling that line at the Boston Bagel Café. Sure, the name says New England, but the café is pure Fort Lauderdale, locally owned and operated; there's actually not an original location in Boston. The bistro has no shortage of bagel flavors -- 21 in total, from the standards (poppy seed, pumpernickel, onion) to the more gourmet varieties (spinach quiche, jalapeno cheddar, wild berry). Of course, plain bagels are no fun -- not when cream cheese comes in flavors like honey walnut raisin and Dutch apple cinnamon. Either way, if your order's more than seven bucks, there's free delivery. Just think, you could have your newspaper and breakfast delivered to your door. Maybe then you'll stop thinking of Boston as Beantown.

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Broward County Library Auditorium

100 S. Andrews Ave. Fort Lauderdale

954-357-7444

Coffeehouse, Tea, Coffee Shops, Libraries

Cafe Bluefish

3134 NE Ninth St. Fort Lauderdale

954-563-3474

Coffeehouse, Seafood, Tea, Bars and Clubs, Music Venues

Steps away from Fort Lauderdale beach in a strip of bars is Cafe Bluefish, an open-air hangout for patrons looking for a casual drinking spot. A large circular marble bar fills up most of the center of the room and is surrounded by barstools and various hightop tables. Walls are painted in a pumpkin-orange shade and are adorned in nautical-themed trimmings. Packed with beachgoers and locals, Cafe Bluefish is a beachy watering hole ideal for a refreshing drink after a long day in the ocean.

Café Collective

100 N. Federal Highway, Unit C4-3 Fort Lauderdale

754-312-2988

Coffee Shops, Coffeehouse, Menu

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Cafeina

297 NW 23rd St., Miami Central Dade

305-438-0792

Coffeehouse, Tapas, Bars and Clubs, Menu

One day, 23rd Street might resemble Ocean Drive, but for now, it's a dark street on a dark block on a dark side of town. This bar and lounge, the Wynwood Café District's first, is an oasis. The venue includes a spacious outdoor area with couches under glowstick-lit tree branches, a goth-like candlelit interior, an art gallery, and a kitchen helmed by chef Guily Booth, who makes a killer crab cake, according to Martha Stewart. Hoping to lure in pre-party groups, Cafeina offers an ample drink and tapas menu. Dishes come out in no particular order; they include items such as mini Kobe burgers, Moroccan quesadillas ($10), Chicken and chorizo burgers ($9), and mini Cuban sandwiches with lamb ($12). Service is friendly, but later hours are busy. Entertainment includes DJs. Valet parking is available.

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Chocolada Bakery & Cafe

1923 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood

954-920-6400

Bakery, Coffeehouse, Tea, Best Of

If you're a resident of Hollywood, a last-minute trek to Chocolada has no doubt saved your ass from showing up to a loved one's birthday party empty-handed. What's best is that the desserts at this quaint European-style café are made so lovingly that that said loved one will think you plotted this gift selection weeks in advance. Besides the Penguin-shaped sponge cakes, raspberry mousse, and layered black and white cakes, customers flock to this spot for live music seven days a week, reasonable lunch specials, and coffee.

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Circle House Coffee

727 NE Third Ave. Fort Lauderdale

954-870-6456

Coffeehouse, Menu

This modern coffeeshop and drive-thru serves craft brews, donuts, breakfast burritos, pie, CBD-infused slushies and more.

Cyth & Co.

3446 N.E. 12th Ave. Oakland Park

954-999-0662

Coffeehouse, Vegan

Cyth & Co. is a specialty coffee shop, cafe, and bar serving a variety of waffles, empanadas, quiches, flatbreads, baked goods and vegan options.

11th Street Annex

14 SW 11th St. Fort Lauderdale

954-767-8306

American, Coffeehouse, Tea, Coffee Shops, Critics' Pick, Menu

A charming lunch spot tucked away in a former pastor’s home at Trinity Lutheran Church, the restaurant run by two sisters, Jonny Altobell and Penny Sanfilippo, has hidden in the annex for ten years. In a nod to childhood nicknames, the Ugly Sisters riff on their sense of humor that pervades the spirit of the place. A chalkboard lists the day’s five features, which include homemade soup, a rotation of sandwiches, and variations on mac and cheese. A plus for picky eaters: The sisters accommodate vegan and vegetarians as well as food allergies, so be sure to give a heads-up. And don’t hesitate to stop in for a fly-by coffee or tea and something for a sweet tooth.

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Florida Home Grow

7392 LAKE WORTH Rd. Lake Worth

561-406-8100

Coffeehouse, Organic

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The Grind Coffee Project

599 SW 2nd Ave. Fort Lauderdale

954-290-6074

Coffeehouse, Menu, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

This low-key coffee shop has espresso drinks, craft brews, and pastries. There's even a dark-chocolate-and-balsamic-mocha drink to try, as well as one with Nutella and sriracha.

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Java & Jam

301 E. Las Olas Blvd Fort Lauderdale

954-353-3250

Coffeehouse, Breakfast, Menu

Java & Jam serves breakfast all day, with a robust menu of breakfast classics, lunch staples, and breakfast-inspired cocktails.

Java Boys Coffee House

2230 Wilton Dr. Wilton Manors

954-564-8828

Breakfast, Cafe, Coffeehouse, Coffee Shops, Best Of

Put simply, now that Starbuck's has invaded Wilton Manors (at Five Points, in the old Shakespeare's Pub location) those beholden to its corporate charms will go there. Folks supporting the little guy, however, will come to Java Boys in the gayest strip mall in the state. Put it this way: Anita Bryant has nothing to do with the Florida orange sunshine cake. Cheaper and way friendlier than a Starbucks, with free WiFi, and some well-worn tables where you can work, slurp, gawk, and

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Kamzaman

1816 N. University Dr., Sunrise Plantation

954-916-5646

Coffeehouse, Tea, Best Of, Menu

To hunt for the perfect cup of coffee is to separate the men from the boys, the women from the girls, the NBA from your neighborhood pick-up game. There's a lot of crap out there. Mediocrity, really. But rest assured, at Kamzaman, there's no frou-frou soy, decaf double lattes. Instead, you'll taste the richest, smoothest Turkish coffee of your life for a ridiculously low price. The caffeine elixir is brought to your table in a piping hot vessel, which you then poor into tiny ceramic cups for you and your guests. And what goes as well with good coffee as tobacco? Luckily, Kamzaman is a spacious smoke shop in a strip mall north of Sunrise Boulevard that's become a hotbed of Middle Eastern shops. Its walls are a continuous mural of scenes of Saharan life.

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Kay Rico Coffee

2728 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood

954-743-2949

Coffeehouse, Menu

Enjoy small batch roasted coffee and a sandwich in a cozy setting in Hollywood at Kay Rico Coffee.

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts

2401N Federal Highway Wilton Manors

954-565-5599

American, Coffeehouse, Dessert, Diner, Pastries, Tea, Best Of

Few things inspire a greater reaction in Broward / Palm Beach sugar fiends than a lit-up "HOT NOW" sign glowing outside a Krispy Kreme Doughnuts. Founded in 1937 when Vernon Rudolph purchased a top-secret yeast-raised donut recipe from a New Orleans chef, the donut company set its sites on world domination in the 1990s and embarked upon a mass expansion. The company now boasts more than 700 locations in 21 countries including Korea, Saudi Arabia, and Thailand. It's best known for the "Original Glazed" donut, an ethereally light creation that seems to dissolve into sticky sweet thin air on the tongue. Most locations offer a drive-thru, making it all too easy to roll through for a hot dozen and then make a quick getaway. Krispy Kreme is easy to find on Voice Places.

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Master Cake Bakery

9924 Pines Blvd., Pembroke Pines Hollywood

954-842-4819

Bakery, Coffeehouse, Kosher, Sandwiches, Best Of

By now, we're sure you've heard enough of us extolling the many virtues of the Pembroke Pines Master Cake Bakery owned by European-trained, Israeli-born pastry chef and second generation baker Mickey Grunberger, who opened the kosher bakery in 2013. The "cronut-like" doughnuts, or “dossants” as Grunberger likes to call them, are made from scratch daily using traditional French and Hungarian baking techniques. Although you won't find any other type of traditional American fried dough here, you can browse the bakery's display cases filled with fresh pastries, custom cakes, challah bread, danishes, rugelach -- and, yes, croissants.

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Posh

110 N. Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale

954-763-3553

Coffeehouse, Greek, Mediterranean, Tea, Bars and Clubs, Best Of, Menu

Posh Lounge is a full-service liquor and wine bar that sits in the lobby of the Waverly building. The bar, which has a pension for naming cocktails after residentâ??s dogs, makes some mean drinks. But beware. Cocktails at this Fort Lauderdale bar might cloud your senses. This heady sensation whets the appetite for fun, which could lead you to puff a hookah at a table near the bar or relax outdoors, where the barkeeps sometimes light a fire.

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Purely Pressed

6314 N. Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale

954-772-5000

Coffeehouse, Recommended, Menu

Purely Pressed Juice Co. in Fort Lauderdale is a unique approach to the average juice bar. The way they make and sell their cold-pressed, bottled juices stems from supply and demand: They only make what they plan to sell each day, so juices are always super fresh. Co-owner Alan Potrzuski offers a short menu of vibrant-hued juices priced at $8 each. Popular concoctions include the Farmer's Basket (kale, spinach, cucumber, celery, lemon, and apple) and Summer Harvest (pineapple, orange, ginger, cucumber, strawberry, and chia seeds) or the occasional seasonal special rife with the freshest local produce available. Like many area juice bars, Purely Pressed also serves vegetable- and fruit-packed smoothies, locally roasted Calusa coffee, and organic vegetarian and vegan eats.Read our full review.

Sip Java Co.

638 N Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale

954-990-5597

Coffeehouse, Cafe, Menu

This independent café in the Victoria Park neighborhood of Fort Lauderdale serves espresso drinks, pastries and sandwiches.

St. Bart's Coffee Company

441 S. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd. Fort Lauderdale

954-832-9004

Coffeehouse, Breakfast, Sandwiches, Best Of, Menu

On the beachfront corner of SE 5 Street and A1A, just south of the touristy stretch of beach at Las Olas, lies St. Bart's Coffee Co.'s flagship quiet cafe. (There's another outpost a few blocks south.) St Bart's opened 17 years ago and draws a strong mix of locals and tourists dishing on hearty breakfasts and light cafe lunch options. The coffee is always fresh, and there are plenty of sidewalk tables, ocean view included, where you can eat, check your e-mail, and soak up the sun's rays, not to mention gaze at bikini-clad passersby and break for spontaneous dips in the Atlantic Ocean. Did we mention the view is amazing? It is. Keep an eye out for fire fighters; their fire house is around the corner from the cafe.

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Starbucks

1015 NE 26th St. Wilton Manors

954-566-1304

Coffeehouse, Fast Food, Tea, Coffee Shops, Best Of

Since its founding by a trio of aspiring coffee roasters in Seattle in 1971, Starbucks has grown to become the largest coffeehouse in the world, with upwards of 20,000 locations in Ft. Lauderdale and around the world. Named for the chief mate on the whaling ship from Moby Dick, the company didnâ??t begin chasing the Great White Whale of world java domination until the 1990s, by which time it was opening a new store every day. A turbulent economy has since forced it to retrench, but the chain remains a powerhouse both commercially and politically, thanks to its op-ed-penning chairman, Howard Schultz. A purveyor of whole foods, Starbucks typically farms out its secret recipes to a single, Starbucks-owned bakery in each city, and now sells a good deal of its coffee beans at grocery stores. Find any and all local locations on Voice Places.

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Undergrounds Coffeehaus

3020 N. Federal Highway, 5A, Fort Lauderdale Wilton Manors

954-630-1900

Coffeehouse, Tea, Coffee Shops, Retail, Best Of, Menu

This quaint little coffee and tea shop in Fort Lauderdale is like a hobbit hole for adventurous minds. At Undergrounds Coffehaus there's a jam station equipped with piano, guitar, and bass and a bunch of board games for busting out with friends. The walls are lined with local art, and used books are stacked around the room, for sale or for a brief read with tea.

25 articles

Your Big Picture Cafe

4900 S. University Dr. Davie/West Hollywood

954-252-5644

Coffeehouse, Organic, Tea

This all-natural café offers yoga classes, coffee, tea, and lots of stuff to read. Situated near the college campus complex, it's been popular with students since it opened in the summer of 2010. If you're big on aromatherapy, herbs, and holistic healing, you'll feel welcome. Healthy snacks (mostly organic and crunchy) are about the only food products here. Big Picture doesn't have its own kitchen, so a lot of items come from Toss Up salad bar down the road. But you will find fresh wraps and salads, gluten-free muffins, zucchini bread, carrot bread, and protein shakes.

4 articles

Zen Root Kava Lounge

698 E Mcnab Rd. Pompano Beach

954-325-2760

Coffeehouse, Tea, Menu

Zen Root Kava is a cozy, modern zen kava lounge in Pompano Beach. Smooth Fijian kava, interesting people, and chill vibes to experience. Kratom, locally roasted coffee and artisan teas are also available. Hours: 4PM-1AM daily. See our Facebook page for upcoming events and more info.

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