CocoCane Shack — Restaurant in Southwest Ranches

This place is an absolute treasure! Every visit feels like a mini escape—where you can enjoy the purest, most refreshing cane juice while the kids play and explore. They sell real sugarcane and serve fresh cane juice that’s nothing short of amazing. You can taste the quality and freshness in every sip!

What makes it even more special is the warm and welcoming owners. They are always so kind, making you feel like a valued guest rather than just another customer. Their passion for what they do shines through in every interaction.

The ambiance is perfect for a relaxing outing with family. There's a ping pong table, a basketball hoop, and even a koi pond where the kids love feeding the fish. It’s the kind of place where you can just be—no rush, no stress—just good vibes, good people, and great drinks.

I try to take my family as often as possible, and I truly hope more people support this gem so it stays around for years to come. If you're looking for a wholesome, peaceful spot to enjoy fresh cane juice and a welcoming atmosphere, this is it....

CocoCane Shack is such a cute hidden gem tucked inside a small nursery! They have a great variety of sugarcane juice drinks and homemade pastries. We tried the Matcha Tea with Sugarcane Juice, and it was absolutely delicious: light, refreshing, and perfectly sweet. I wanted to try the Dulce de Leche dessert, but it was already sold out (next time!).

The outdoor seating area is adorable, with beautiful greenery, a koi fountain, and a big fan that kept us cool in the afternoon heat. We walked through the nursery afterward and loved seeing the different varieties of plants, especially the huge selection of succulents and cacti!

We even met Bah, the lovely elderly owner of Bah’s Nursery, who was hard at work despite the heat. Everyone working there was very friendly and welcoming. Such a peaceful and charming spot, we’ll definitely be back and highly...

So glad I stopped. I got strawberry watermelon sugarcane juice- incredible. I was thrown off by the fact it was $10 until I tasted it and realized they use actual fruit. No BS Tropicana nonsense here. They crush real strawberries and watermelon or whatever else you order into the sugarcane. If this was Erewhon they would’ve charged $15 for the same thing and it wouldn’t even come with the beautiful courtyard to drink it in. Get a used rustic wood cupboard to store your breads and don’t keep your beef patties in that janky warmer. That looked so out of place compared to how nice you did...