Aguila Coffee

We came here because a friend recommended it and I’m so glad we did! Parking was easy to find and just walking up to the shop the place was so quaint! We were greeted immediately after entering and the interior was so homey! We ordered the con Chita another drink and some conchas and along with the atmosphere and friendliness we very much enjoyed the visit!

This is my new spot foe coffee in the area. Their coffee concept is amazing. Very unique and authentic. Something you are not going to find in the area. A cozy spot to have a nice coffee, read a book or get some work done. The owners are really cool people and very pationate about this Mexican/Local concept. One of my favorite spots in Orlando.

As a matcha lover, this is probably the #1 matcha I have had in Orlando to date— surprisingly! Didn’t think the guava matcha would be for me but WOW haven’t been able to get this drink off my mind, been recommending it to all matcha lovers I know! The coffee shop itself has beautiful decor and a quaint vibe, nice for work/studying. It was not busy when I went so I didn’t have a hard time finding a spot but the shop isn’t very large, so during peak times it may be difficult to find a place to sit. Love it here, excited to try other menu items.

The Americano was very good. I prefer a pour over or batch brew cup of coffee, but they only do espresso. I was pleasantly surprised how good the flavor was, almost a nutty flavor profile. I also wanted half and half but had to settle for whole milk. Otherwise the service was good and I was second in the door at opening so no wait. I would prefer more seating, it’s a small cafe, cute and eclectic. Fun to just check out all the little nooks.

Downtown Lake Ivanhoe village sit this cute little Mexican coffee shop with a retro vibe. You can choose to sit at the coffee bar and talk with the barista or watch the barista make drinks. Upon entering the front door, there’s a seating area to the right that is also bar seating and you can watch out the main window and to the left is a small area to sit in a corner with a chair. There’s also a small room to the left that has vintage books, a record player, vintage stereo system with matching speakers. The service was great. I was greeted immediately when I walked in the door with prompt service. The barista explained the coffee menu and pastry items that were available. The owner/barista stated that the coffee beans come from Mexico and there is a micro bakery that provides the sweet bread. The sweet bread had three flavors, vanilla, chocolate strawberry, and a vegan sweet bread. I chose the strawberry sweet bread. It was good. It was bread that was sweetened with a hen of strawberry powder frosting on the top. For my drink, I got guava Matcha iced, usually can’t go too wrong with Matcha. It was not overpowering in flavor and It was evenly delicious. The coffee shop in Ivanhoe Village remained steadily busy. The pastry and Matcha were great. If you’re searching for a different coffee shop vibe and you’re near Lake Ivanhoe Village come check them out. It’s worth the stop. Cheers 🥂