Stardust Video & Coffee

This place is cool to check out small artists/bands but the staff is known for being rude all across Orlando. The coffee is okay and mainly people go for shows and doing homework.

More star less dust please!! I love some good clutercore just as much as the next customer but damn. There was a comment ya'll made about spring cleaning 9 months ago but I think that time has come and gone.

I could have knitted a sweater with the amount of dust on the shelves, lights, rafters on the way to the counter if i didn't just turn around and walk out with a lack of an appetite.

The line when i showed up today was already 5-6 people long and there seemed to be no urgency from the staff to care of anything. Maybe they aren't incentivized enough to be better employees but either way this place needs some changes.

Thanks for saving me the $5.36 for an average cup of coffee.

1 Star
5 Dust

Excellent spot. I’ve come here several times in the span across many years, and Stardust Video & Coffee never seems to fail. Excellent customer service, welcoming establishment, reasonable pricing, beautiful decor and ambiance and class act talent. I had such a good time by myself here today. The Hummus and Pita came out beautifully toasted and warm. My coffee was served hot and fresh. There was enough seating areas and space both oindoor and outdoor to enjoy the live performance in your own space. And less we forget, free WiFi!!! Thanks for remaining true to your roots and customers, Stardust Video & Coffee. You are one of my favorite spots to hit up in Orlando. I will be back for many visits to come.

My friends and I used to adore this place and were regulars three/four years ago but after covid its never been the same and we've all stopped coming. Stardust had so much personality and life and now the workers and poor service just ruins the experience. The baristas always seem to be in a bad mood or start doing other tasks and disappear randomly when the place is not even busy and rarely greet customers. No amount of bad attitudes and waiting is worth an average cup of coffee here even with the cute interior.

Today myself and another 7 people were waiting in line when the barista randomly disappeared for literally 20 minutes, I counted because I've had this experience with this barista before. We all waited patiently just for her to come back, not apologize and have an attitude. I ordered a 16oz latte, she made a 16oz iced latte, I politely corrected her and she groaned and started remaking it passive aggressively, but she made a 10oz latte instead of the 16oz and charged me for a 16oz, I didnt even correct her again because I just wanted to leave at that point. A few days ago the same barista was working with the attitude always seeming like she hated her life and questionably drowsy......zero sense of urgency or good customer service when there's people looking at her and waiting. A man in front of me was trying to order a beer and ask about different liquors and she was rude and impatient! And last week before this I was standing in a line of maybe six people watching the same barista ignore customers when the kitchen lady came out to pet a dog in line with her bare hands and then go back into the kitchen, maybe she washed her hands before touching food again but who knows...

I've moved away from Orlando now but everytime I come back to visit friends and family I would stop by Stardust because it used to be my favorite little place and I just am not even going to bother anymore. My recent experiences are mostly with this one barista but I can think of previous occasions where different baristas also have a similar negative attitude. I'm sure other customers have noticed the subpar service from the baristas as well.

Stardust is a very eclectic place. You never know what you'll encounter. Daytime atmosphere is completely different from the after 5 crowd.

The food is excellent. The plates are definitely shareables.

Food was surprisingly good. Great sandwiches. Cool vibe. I'm a little old for the demographic but my nephews band was playing. I would definitely come back

Coffee was great! The place its definitely an experience with lots of books, vintage art, and drawings all around the building. The place is over 20 years old so there is a subtle odd scent to it but not too overbearing. Overall, a cool pace to visit.

The place is certainly a feast for the eyes. The walls are covered in art and embroidery and photographs. And there is ample space. But the menu was confusing (for the girls standing behind me in line anyway) and the staff was not helpful. I asked for maple chai, and the barista said they didn’t have it, didn’t explain further or offer something similar I might like. I ended up with something chai made from a concentrate that I dumped most out. Also, I could eventually connect to, but couldn’t get use out of the internet. Overall, the place has a good concept but execution is weak.

This coffee shop has the quirkiest setup, and seems to admire its own vintage atmosphere. There's an amazing amount of seating, and a curious amount of pictures on the wall to look at. Before ordering my drink, I browsed the in-shop bookstore. The books were weird and pretentious; they're obviously there for the coffee shop aesthetic, not for good reads. I ordered a hot chocolate, and when I grabbed the cup, it was scalding. It took a few minutes to cool down, but it tasted mediocre once it came down from boiling point. Each person here seemed to be a local; each on their laptops or in their books, working diligently. I recommend any local or the determined, coffee-obsessed tourist to check this place out.

The vibes here are impeccable for studying. Great coffee and tea! And they have non-dairy options. They have a bar but would not recommend going there for it as the bartender is non-existent so you have to order in the cafe who's line is always ten minutes at least.