Carew's Coffeehouse — Restaurant in Lake Worth Beach

I went on Tuesday around 11am with my best friend. I had seen this place on social media and it looked really good, but it was not what I expected. The place is extremely small and it was really hot inside. It wasn’t even busy, we sat at the bar and the counter was wet, and while we were sitting the barista asked us to move since that space was used for drinks, even though there were chairs placed there. The chairs were also uncomfortable and squeaky.

We also noticed the location itself felt a little off, the area around the place seemed like a very weird spot for a coffee shop. On top of that, we weren’t given a menu, nor did anyone ask if we needed help. Since it was our first time, we didn’t know how things worked, we just wanted to sit, chat, and maybe order a drink and a pastry. The vibe felt unwelcoming, and with the heat inside, it was stressful.

We ended up leaving without ordering, so I can’t comment on the food or drinks. But based on the environment, location, and service, I personally...

I recently visited this coffee shop that’s quickly become my new favorite spot, and I couldn’t resist trying a drink called “The Flow.” Let me tell you—it was an absolute masterpiece. The tiramisu flavor was perfectly balanced, offering just the right amount of sweetness with that signature coffee-forward kick. Every sip felt like a decadent treat without being overpowering.

Beyond the incredible drink, the environment was an experience in itself. The ambiance struck the perfect balance between cozy and modern, making it an ideal spot to relax, catch up with friends, or get some work done. The staff? Absolutely top-notch. From the moment I walked in, they were welcoming, attentive, and made me feel like a valued guest.

This place doesn’t just serve coffee—it creates an experience. I’ll definitely be returning, not only for another round of “The Flow” but also to soak in the amazing vibe and hospitality....

I visited around 2:30–3:00pm to try the new Sweet Potato Matcha Signature Drink, and unfortunately, it was a major disappointment. The presentation alone made it clear something was off—my large drink was mostly milk with a faint green tint. There was no toasted marshmallow as advertised, just a plain cold foam, and no sign of the sweet potato purée.

For nearly $10, this was unacceptable. If the proper ingredients weren’t available, the drink should not have been served at all. On top of that, the experience felt uncomfortable, as I was stared at while the drink was being made, almost as if I wouldn’t notice how poorly it was prepared.

This isn’t my first visit, but each time I come, the quality seems to decline. Sadly, this...