8 Best Cafes in Wellington

“Great place to gather with family and friends.“

“Really nice and cozy. Friendly employees. Egg bites and iced coffee delicious. I'm looking forward to my next visit.“

“Great food and wonderful service. Mike the owner does a great job making sure every dish is fresh and delish ❤️“

“Love, Love, Love the Acai Bowls! Especially after a workout. 💪🏼✨“

“Been to this location many times. Always a good experience. This time I ordered Salmon Eggs Benedict with homefries. The Benedict was lukewarm as well as potatoes and the potatoes were dry. A person, not my waitress, delivered my food, which was no big deal. Never saw my waitress again until she brought my bill. Only then could I order another orange juice because my blood sugar was getting very low. The lady at the checkout could not have been more attentive and helpful. Very nice person and cheerfully took the meal off of my bill. I'll be back to this location. We all have bad days and the staff made it right“

“I prefer this location. In general, the orders are consistently correct. On another note, I used to go more often and one of the morning chefs used to make my bagel sandwich really full like my dad used to 😊 it’s also nice seeing little groups of people there in the morning, chatting over coffee.

Wheelchair accessibility: Someone would need to hold the door open, which the customers usually do for other customers.“

“My girlfriend and I travel all over the country and stop at hundreds of coffee shops. This one is tied for first place. Everything is fresh and delicious. They use great quality ingredients and because of that you get a great quality coffee!“

“I am from Lake Worth and generally enjoy the environment of an open coffee shop, limited traffic, and fair time spent on creating productivity however manageable on my days off. I visited this cafe while it was nearby an appointment I had earlier in the day and I came to fall in love with the quiet and warm atmosphere of the lovely women cooking and food-prepping, the checkered tile, and the feeling of being in a shared home honestly. I ordered coffee and frankly felt transported to a wildly different place than roadside Wellington. Taylor of Taylor Made was warm and generous with her cafe space while I worked on the number of things I wanted to get done, often on the phone and absorbing public space that on a Monday would be impossible elsewhere (let alone somewhere that smelled so constantly delicious of health foods in their formal preparation). I am honestly grateful to have discovered here seredipitiously and intend to come back. So cozy.“