This place rocks. Best place to grab a beer in South Florida. Very low key and personable employees make for a great experience.

Nice coffe bar with some outstanding beers, we managed to score a Cantillon Rosé De Gambrinus, and they also had a keg of Abbeye de Saint Bon Chien, so we were happy chappies! Reminded me of some of the places in Europe. Didn’t eat, and didn’t stay inside too long as I’m not a lover of Karaoke, lol. Beautiful in December though sitting outside, I would recommend this coffee shop/bar to anyone.

A coffee shop that boasts 16 very interesting tap brews and a huge bottle list with many great beers. The bright neon lighting is a tad offputting but when you see the muffins behind the counter you remember you’re not in an actual bar... Atmosphere is a tad sterile because of that, but when you’re there with friends and beer lovers, as was I, this is quickly forgotten. A great little place for its selection and very friendly service. I’ll be back, especially since they seem to keep their website menu up-to-date.

Little coffee shop with a great bottle selection and decent tap choices. $30 for Jose Martini when CCB still has for $15 is a tad steep.

A small coffee shop with 16 taps and 100+ bottles of beer. While it isn’t a regular bar, Chung does a great job bringing in great, new beers into the area. Most of the food items are geared towards the coffee side, but many go along great with your beer. If you want some great coffee and beer, the Coffee District is where you should go to in Delray.

Small place with a coffee house atmosphere, guess that’s obvious with the name and all. The beer selection is top notch and new stuff comes in on a weekly basis. 6 drafts that usually feature the rarer kegs we get in South Florida. Service always excellent and friendly, Chung, the owner, is always around, happy to talk beer and make you feel welcome. Sandwiches and salads are very good. If your looking for a bar bar it might not be your scene, but over all it’s a great place.

This rating is in relative terms to the scene in South Florida. Chung and his staff do the best with what we get down here. In fact, sometimes if the distributor only has one keg of a special release, Chung gets it. The food is basic but very tasty. The staff is attentive and friendly. It has limited seating, but that’s sparks a very interactive atmosphere on tasting nights. As a matter of fact, the only draw back is the 20 mile drive back home.

This is one of my go to bars that I frequent very often. In my opinion it is sort-a the hidden gem of craft beer in the local area. Coffee District is located just off Atlantic Ave in the heart of Delray Beach, specifically Pineapple Grove. The Coffee District is home to over 120 different bottles of craft beer as well as 6 rotating tap selections that always lead me to the same question…How Did They Get This?!? They also have limited food offerings and a full coffee/tea bar. Starbucks eat your heart out! Chung the Owner of the bar is just as much of a beer geek as the rest of his staff. Ultra friendly, everyone there is willing to educate, talk, and most importantly serve (21+ of course!) you some of the best beer available in the area. I have NEVER heard anyone complain about the service which they have received from Chung and his staff. So to sum it all up; A small laid-back coffee shop and beer bar, located in the heart of Delray, fair prices, great events, great selection of beer (draft and bottle), and a friendly staff….Yep thats The Coffee District!

Stopped by here on a recent visit to S. Fl and I am glad I did. I went in on a Monday and it looks more like a coffee shop but there is a great bar with a great selection of beer. Happy hour is also a good deal. Chung is very friendly and once he knew I was on Ratebeer he let me know that they have tastings on Monday and offered for me to stay a bit longer to try some of the beers they had. Tried some of the hummus while watiing and it was good. Definitely a great place with friendly service and good selection of beers and would recommend it to anyone. Also big thanks to the Ratebeer guys for sharing.

I’ve been going here for quite awhile. It’s just a bit off the main Ave in the up and coming Pineapple Grove area of Delray Beach’s downtown area. The place itself is very nice and clean. A little brighter than what you expect at night but not a big deal. The selection in bottle is great for what we can get down here. The taps are constantly rotated and they tend to get some of the more rare kegs that hit South Florida. Food is limited because they can’t have a full kitchen but their sandwiches are awesome. Chung and Melinda really know their beer and are extremely personable. Every Monday is a beer meetup where people bring rare beers to share. A must stop in South Florida. EDIT: They are now up to 18 taps! They get some pretty rare kegs in there.