Organic Girly

I went there for the first time since my favorite bakery across the street was closed. It was tiny but cute cafe. I wasn’t familiar with Cuban coffees, but the guy at the cashier took care of me very kindly and nicely😊I got a cafe con leche(I got no sugar & coconut milk), it was not flavorful strongly like other reviews said but I liked it! Still felt enough nice original coffee flavor and kind taste😚 Also they had interesting marches!

I will definitely return here, the service was excellent and I really enjoyed the tacos and ginger turmeric tea! They have a lot of healthy items which was a bit difficult to find in Cocoa Village so I appreciate the diversity and low carb options on their menu.

Had a breakfast item, waffle egg sandwich. It was very good for being gluten free. Got a couple of the coffee's with milk they were good too. Great atmosphere! It is a very laid back place, it took a while to get the coffees. So probably not the best place if you are just trying to dash in and out for a coffee.

We had a wonderful lunch at Organic Girly. Alex was kind and patient as we made our order. The tacos were delicious and the plantains were a stand out! We highly recommend OG and look forward to returning the next time we are in town.

Wonderful staff and very patient with us deciding what to order 😀
So nice to see gluten and grain-free.

I only tried the brownie and chocolate chip blondie. Both totaled $16.72. They hardly even tasted sweet.

I ordered a bowl (I forget what it was called) and the food was so over salted that I actually got salt burns on my tongue. It was disgusting and overpriced. You don’t even get much food for your money. I will never be back.

Cool concept, but charging $20 for unseasoned vegetables in a bowl with half an avocado, and an additional $8 for an espresso shot with some milk is insane. Nobody wants to pay that much to be terribly unsatisfied.

I don’t usually get coffee at this place but I thought I’d give it a try since their food menu looked enticing. Do not do it. It was awful. You’re better off going across the street or the other side of Cocoa Village for espresso drinks. When I asked for an espresso drink that did not taste burnt/bitter, the cashier said she would have to charge me for another drink. As if the $7 wasn’t overpriced as it is. Save your money, go to River Road. Also, there were small black ants all over the counter, my napkins, and inside the pastry containers.

They do have quite a good selection of jarred elderberry syrups and jams if you’re looking for that!

With my mom having very strict dietary needs, she has not been able to enjoy deserts with us as a family. This Mother’s Day, Dina made a cake for her that we all enjoyed together for the first time. I cannot thank Dina enough for making a cake that exceeded expectations and was super yummy!