Porfa Coffee

Finally was able to stop in and try Porfa. Was expecting good coffee and decent pastries. Certainly didn’t wake up that morning expecting to taste the BEST cinnamon roll I’ve ever had in my life wow. Phenomenal pastries, everything was so good. Absolutely worth a visit. They had a special strawberry and cream cinnamon roll when we stopped, it’s a shame it’s not a regular menu item.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely loved my visit to Porfa! The space is beautiful and cozy, perfect for relaxing or catching up with friends. I ordered the iced matcha latte and an almond croissant, and both were incredible — the matcha was smooth and refreshing, and the pastry was fresh, flaky, and packed with flavor. The presentation was gorgeous, and the atmosphere made the experience even better. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a cute café with amazing drinks and pastries! 💚🥐

Self proclaimed coffee connoisseur here! This is my favorite café in Fort Lauderdale. I love all of their lattes some are sweeter than others, but none are overly sweet. Actually, taste the coffee and it’s delicious. Their pastries and snacks are great. 10/10 highly recommend. Also, the most beautiful design inside, I just wanna chill in there all day!

The atmosphere is beautiful I love the vibes here. Ordered the churro and saffron lattes, cappuccino, and gingerbread loaf with chocolate croissant. Coffee was good, not the best ever but satisfied with it (needs more flavor/creaminess). The baked goods were great, but the actual place is the reason I would come again and again. It feels like Portugal by the sea, and during Christmas the decor was so beautiful. Also the bathroom was a pleasant surprise and had a little fountain in it!! There’s seashell candles everywhere and the walls are rustic and the feeling of the space is so so amazing. Just love the overall place so much! Give your designer a raise.

Porfa Coffee is a cute little spot right in the heart of Fort Lauderdale. I stopped by super early on a Tuesday morning, and it was totally empty, which was nice and peaceful. There's plenty of parking, but not a ton of seating, so I could see it getting a bit cramped if it gets busy. The menu is somewhat small. Mostly coffee, tea, and a few pastries and small bites. I tried the Churro Latte since it sounded really good (they make their own churro syrup and foam), but honestly, I didn't get any churro flavor. Just a light cinnamon taste, and the coffee itself was a little bitter. I was hoping for something sweeter, especially for $7.50. The staff was super friendly though, and the place has a nice vibe overall. Cute for a quick stop, but the drink didn't totally win me over.