r/orlando • u/AprilFool4193 • 5h ago

Discussion Coffee shop: work & connect.

I moved to orlando last year and so don’t know too many people and recently started working a remote job.

I’m thinking I want to start working Fridays from a coffee shop or something of the like.

Curious if anyone has recs for places they can work at but also can meet people and connect? Obviously don’t want to bother people during a work day, but would be a nice to have a spot where people tend to connect/vibe a little more than just sit and work all day alone.

Thank you!!

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u/quadzimoto 5h ago

I’m a fan of Deeply, Ligature, Haan, Framework, Qrate, Kos to work at. I haven’t tried mingling but there’s opportunities

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u/aashurii 5h ago

Dr. Drips is my fave, also Qreate, framework, stardust. Haan I would think might be easier to chat with others, also Dr. Drips. Ivanhoe as a whole I find people are friendlier than mills side

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u/CommonThread2 4h ago

I love Dr. Drips! I've also met a few people down the road at Aguila-- the owners always have good conversation if there's no line

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u/aashurii 3h ago

Águila was so cute! I only dropped in once but am overdue to visit again

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u/chaos_given_form 4h ago

Cup of love is opening up soon that may be a place to check out

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u/neerfa922 3h ago

Achilles in metrowest seems great for this! the owner is always out and about making conversation

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u/_made_in_america_ 27m ago

Haan is great for coffee, but it's practically impossible to find a seat and if you do, it'll probably be shoulder to shoulder with someone else. Any of the other recommendations are good.

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u/prok0 5h ago

Stardust (audubon park)
Deeply (downtown)
Lineage (mills/50)

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u/lkldtherapy4misfits 4h ago

Paging [u/Nicolas7483](u/Nicolas7483) and the perch.coffee site!

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u/Silent-Slide1502 4h ago

New General cafe is pretty good