Let me tell you firsthand — First Drop Café at The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes was good, really good. From the moment I walked in, I knew this would be a place worth savoring.
The café has a modern charm, and their locally roasted coffee hits the spot perfectly. I tried their farm quiche, and wow — it was flavorful, fresh, and filling without being too heavy. The staff was friendly, efficient, and clearly passionate about what they do, which made the experience even better.
Their menu is packed with options like handcrafted sandwiches, fresh wraps, baked goods, and even some sweet gelato treats if you're feeling indulgent. And let's not forget the Florida-fresh orange juice and smoothies — a perfect way to kickstart your day in sunny Orlando.
Whether you’re a guest or just popping by for a great coffee break, First Drop is a spot you won’t regret visiting. It’s definitely earned a place on my list of go-to cafés.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Luis M. Bracamontes Hdez
Always
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Euzebio Pereira
That's the First Baptist Church of Orlando FL USA "ROCK CAFE"
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jessica Evans
Parking: There is a lot of parking, but you have to be willing to walk a hundred or so feet to reach the Cafe. It is located on the First Baptist Orlando campus, inside the Faith Hall building.
Wheelchair accessibility: Faith Hall, the building where the Cafe is located, is nice and open and easy to navigate in a wheelchair. Two of the four entrances have automatic doors: one on the back end closer to Welcome Center B and the other on the long side of the building facing Welcome Center A. I do NOT recommend using the doors on the end of the building facing "Faith Hall Loop," unless you have a very strong person to open the door for you. Just walk a few feet around to the right to find the sliding door. As you enter Faith Hall and approach the Cafe, if you're in a wheelchair, it may be necessary to skip the regular roped-off line and use the exit in front of the register, as it may be too tight a fit. However, if I'm just using a walker, I can manage the turns fine.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Caf
Hallie Mayes
The food was amazing! I did have to wait a little longer for the smoothie. The best breakfast potatoes in the world!!! It was sooo good.
Xanthia Averill
The coffee and croissant were very nice. i like it very much i will come back again
Mark Allen Hayes
Best place in Orlando for Breakfast or lunch. Amazing time for kids! Great for families.
Mark Weible
Starbucks coffee and great sandwiches.
Daniel Patterson
The food was incredible and the staff was very polite.
Deborah DoCarmo
Lovelly! They try their best to make all cultures who attend the place happy! They even have Brazilian Cheese Bread!!
Let me tell you firsthand — First Drop Café at The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes was good, really good. From the moment I walked in, I knew this would be a place worth savoring.
The café has a modern charm, and their locally roasted coffee hits the spot perfectly. I tried their farm quiche, and wow — it was flavorful, fresh, and filling without being too heavy. The staff was friendly, efficient, and clearly passionate about what they do, which made the experience even better.
Their menu is packed with options like handcrafted sandwiches, fresh wraps, baked goods, and even some sweet gelato treats if you're feeling indulgent. And let's not forget the Florida-fresh orange juice and smoothies — a perfect way to kickstart your day in sunny Orlando.
Whether you’re a guest or just popping by for a great coffee break, First Drop is a spot you won’t regret visiting. It’s definitely earned a place on my list of go-to cafés.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Always
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
That's the First Baptist Church of Orlando FL USA "ROCK CAFE"
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Parking: There is a lot of parking, but you have to be willing to walk a hundred or so feet to reach the Cafe. It is located on the First Baptist Orlando campus, inside the Faith Hall building.
Wheelchair accessibility: Faith Hall, the building where the Cafe is located, is nice and open and easy to navigate in a wheelchair. Two of the four entrances have automatic doors: one on the back end closer to Welcome Center B and the other on the long side of the building facing Welcome Center A. I do NOT recommend using the doors on the end of the building facing "Faith Hall Loop," unless you have a very strong person to open the door for you. Just walk a few feet around to the right to find the sliding door. As you enter Faith Hall and approach the Cafe, if you're in a wheelchair, it may be necessary to skip the regular roped-off line and use the exit in front of the register, as it may be too tight a fit. However, if I'm just using a walker, I can manage the turns fine.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Caf
The food was amazing! I did have to wait a little longer for the smoothie. The best breakfast potatoes in the world!!! It was sooo good.
The coffee and croissant were very nice. i like it very much i will come back again
Best place in Orlando for Breakfast or lunch. Amazing time for kids! Great for families.
Starbucks coffee and great sandwiches.
The food was incredible and the staff was very polite.
Lovelly! They try their best to make all cultures who attend the place happy! They even have Brazilian Cheese Bread!!
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Perfect for after church
Great food and coffee prepared by great people.
Come check out the new look. It's almost done and looking great.
Try the Apple Fritter, delicious!
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