KOS (pronounced Koosh) is a small Nordic inspired coffee shop with a charming interior design and a mix of their own merch and local artist @sjstudioshop earrings.I love that they have rotating seasonal flavors!! Although I was hesitant to try the purple ube the barista made it in hot latte form sweetened to my liking with the cute foam heart on top! We had the pleasure to meet the owner and understand the challenges small businesses face. One con (which is not the shop's fault) is the small parking lot to the side of the plaza strip and the awkwardness of getting in/out when the opening is only wide enough to fit 1 car. Overall we give it 5/5 coffee beans!!
I love that KOS has natural homemade syrups. They’re delicious and have no corn syrup which is so hard to find these days. I definitely recommend buying their PH Balance syrup, it’s delicious and can be used in oatmeal as well!
I had been meaning to stop by and try their coffee and finally did! The shop is very cute and small. They have some cute items for sale and some bottled drinks as well. There is a small seating area that would be a good place to sit on a not so busy day.I ordered their latte with oat milk (upcharge), since they do not carry skim milk. It was a good cup, but it was not as hot as I am used to or as strong. I may give it another try if I am in the area in the future.
A cute little hidden coffee shop in Winter Park across from Rollins College. Love their owners and what they do for the community. Their Espresso coffee is the best in town. Highly recommend.
A hidden gem in Winter Park. Small hole in the wall coffee shop that has amazing coffee. I really like their pour over Ethiopian. Kind staff. Warm place to grab some coffee.
My friend and I found out about Kos at Winter Park’s farmers market and we stopped by the cafe. Hannah at the cafe is very knowledgeable about coffee and the coffee is delicious!
Having been increasingly a coffee geek for 30 years, KOS Coffee & Bodega is nirvana. While walking by early New Years' Eve morning, I noticed their Decent espresso machine through the window but the shop was not yet open. I waited until they opened, then had a delightful espresso and a delightful discussion about craft coffee with their barista. She was knowledgeable and helpful. This shop gave the employees knowledgeable in craft coffee the control to select the espresso machine and they chose well. The machine name "Decent" is not a reflection of the quality coffee, but the brand of a new generation machine that refines the process through software control; the Tesla of espresso so to speak.
Super beautiful. Very tiny place with amazing coffee, house made syrups, fair trade and small business supporting drinks. They also have a small selection of very cute merchandise such as candles, hand made earrings, and soaps.
My favorite coffee spot in town! The staff are phenomenal Baristas and they even sell delicious wine and other items for your home or gifts for friends and family.
This coffee instantly became my favorite spot in Orlando. Lovely bodega vibes, EXCELLENT coffee, and all for a good cause. The Instagram marketing is working very well, it certainly pulled me in. Parking is a little inconvenient but I don’t mind the stroll if I can’t find a close space. I would come here so much more often if I didn’t seem like a burden to the employees every time I walked in. Out of the four times we’ve gone, we’ve only ever met one pleasant individual working there. That was the only time we were offered mugs even when the place was empty every other time as well. I didn’t catch their name but they were definitely a saving grace. If I had run into another mean employee, I would’ve rather stuck to a chain or something more close to home. It’s a huge turn off when a place has such an amazing product but really lacks customer service!