CityArts Cafe

This is such a lovely place; a hidden gym in the middle of downtown. The coffee and service were worth the visit. Alexis was so kind and personable. We'll be back! ☕💕

This is a nice coffee shop. Every time I visit this place I am always welcomed. Staff is very attentive and friendly. Coffee is also very good. Atmosphere is relaxing a quiet.

I love this coffee shop! I was so happy to find this hidden gem. The coffee itself is delicious and smooth, I’m hooked on their iced Americanos! The space also has such a beautiful atmosphere. The shop is inside an art gallery with two stories to explore, and it’s such a peaceful vibe to it, you don’t feel rushed at all. There’s plenty of seating in the coffee shop area and it has a warm community feel that makes it so inviting!

Yummy coffee in the middle of an art gallery? Say less. This cafe is cute and cozy. Local art on the walls, artist baristas making cute foam art, and an overall vibe that makes working or hanging out here enjoyable. There's an assortment of pastries from local bakery Olde Hearth Bread Company. It's so nice having the option to sip a latte or americano while walking in the upstairs galleries. Also, the building us STUNNING. The oldest building in downtown Orlando! Just gorgeous.

The cafe manager, Miles (apparently in France they call him Kilometer) pleasantly holds the cafe to a high standard of coffee—Brazilian beans, roasted in Italy. When I get cappuccinos I want it to be an experience. Latte-art is a pure artistic extravagance that fits perfectly in the cafe. Along with the rest of the art in the CityArts Gallery, it's perfect. And yet, since I often only get iced coffee or an Americano with minimal sweetener, my coffee is often black and my matcha, green. So I prefer the flavor of the brews to stand on their own in flavor and quality. I think I've come to expect that here at the cafe. I tried some of their specialty Japanese teas they brew before an art show. I really like their specialty mugicha, a roasted barely tea, over ice. It was gorgeously nutty and full, in herbal body. The Pastries are simple and ideal. Fresh buttery croissants…with chocolate. Blueberry scones. I even found out that CityArts Cafe will be trying special dessert coffees, like an Affogato—vanilla gelato in espresso. So I’m excited to have that while in the invigorating presence of the curated art..