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Seven Coffee and Pastries is a specialty coffee shop located in the heart of Venice, FL. We offer a curated selection of high-quality coffee and artisanal pastries, crafted with passion and expertise. Join us for a warm and inviting experience, where every cup and bite reflects our commitment to excellence.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 203 Miami Ave W, Venice, FL 34285
Phone: (941) 412-4849
Website: http://www.sevenvenice.com/
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Reviews
Kenna
We liked it here! The coffee was really tasty and they had great options for food and drinks.
We got a matcha latte, red velvet scone, and s’mores coffee for under $20. We atmosphere was peaceful and the woman who helped us was so kind!
Worth stoping in for a tasty treat. It was very easy to pull up to. We went there on a Saturday afternoon and were able to find free street parking right outside. Tons of shops are along the same street so you can walk and shop.
… moreWe got a matcha latte, red velvet scone, and s’mores coffee for under $20. We atmosphere was peaceful and the woman who helped us was so kind!
Worth stoping in for a tasty treat. It was very easy to pull up to. We went there on a Saturday afternoon and were able to find free street parking right outside. Tons of shops are along the same street so you can walk and shop.
Lena K
loved this cute, little coffee shop. our Lattes were very quality made and delicious, and the pastries were to die for — fresh, flaky, and full of flavor. The atmosphere is full of charm — perfect for catching up with a friend or a quick pick-me-up order before hitting the beach! Can’t wait to come back!
… moreJohn Carter
Best coffee in Venice. If you have not been here you are missing out. Amazing scones with a good variety of flavors.
Real espresso, as well.
If you are in Venice you need to go here.
… moreReal espresso, as well.
If you are in Venice you need to go here.
Julianna Rittenhouse
I really wanted to like this place! However, the empanada was cold, and when I was given a spicy drink that was unanticipated, the woman tried to charge me to have it remade. Additionally, the ice maker was down and there is no WiFi. Also, the service was poor (I was kind to the woman because she said she was having a bad day but her customer service was poor.) also, my friend was charged extra for her drink. A cute place, but the customer service needs to improve!
… moreDanielle Freitag
I think about this coffee shop every time I am anywhere near Venice. The coffee is perfect every single time and the woman working is a delight. So friendly and sweet. Such a cute local place to stop in and support a smaller business!
… moreMike Zito
Wonderful cafe featuring Guatemala, Colombian and other coffee drinks and delicious pastries in a very comfortable cafe. Lisa is the very pleasant proprietor. Her cheesecakes are baked by her husband a few doors away at the Bar Harbor Cheesecake company.
I highly recommend this wonderful cafe.
… moreI highly recommend this wonderful cafe.
Catwalk Blonde
I have never experienced such openly hostile behavior toward a mother and child in a café in the United States until visiting this place.
I was waiting for my order at a table. Almost every table in the café was empty. A pregnant woman entered with a stroller and a small child. The staff member’s attitude changed immediately. She began telling the woman it was a bad idea to bring a stroller inside because it would block the walkway. This was simply untrue — there was plenty of space and no inconvenience to anyone.
The situation became even more uncomfortable when the mother, while ordering, allowed her child to briefly hold a small, cheap Valentine’s decoration from the counter under her direct supervision. The staff member reacted aggressively, scolding her in a sharp and irritated tone, making it very clear that the presence of a child was unwelcome.
It was painful to watch. The body language, tone, and attitude left no doubt — this café does not welcome families. The atmosphere suggested that strollers, children, and anyone needing a bit of extra space or understanding are considered a problem rather than guests.
This wasn’t about safety or space. It was about intolerance and a complete lack of basic courtesy.
As for the empanadas — despite the variety of fillings, most were dry and tasted nearly identical. Only a couple of flavors were acceptable, but nothing was memorable enough to make up for the experience.
I am giving one star because basic food was served. The treatment of that mother and child was unacceptable and left a lasting negative impression.
I will not return, and families should be aware of how they may be treated here.
… moreI was waiting for my order at a table. Almost every table in the café was empty. A pregnant woman entered with a stroller and a small child. The staff member’s attitude changed immediately. She began telling the woman it was a bad idea to bring a stroller inside because it would block the walkway. This was simply untrue — there was plenty of space and no inconvenience to anyone.
The situation became even more uncomfortable when the mother, while ordering, allowed her child to briefly hold a small, cheap Valentine’s decoration from the counter under her direct supervision. The staff member reacted aggressively, scolding her in a sharp and irritated tone, making it very clear that the presence of a child was unwelcome.
It was painful to watch. The body language, tone, and attitude left no doubt — this café does not welcome families. The atmosphere suggested that strollers, children, and anyone needing a bit of extra space or understanding are considered a problem rather than guests.
This wasn’t about safety or space. It was about intolerance and a complete lack of basic courtesy.
As for the empanadas — despite the variety of fillings, most were dry and tasted nearly identical. Only a couple of flavors were acceptable, but nothing was memorable enough to make up for the experience.
I am giving one star because basic food was served. The treatment of that mother and child was unacceptable and left a lasting negative impression.
I will not return, and families should be aware of how they may be treated here.
SouthFloriDUDE
I’ve been a local in Venice for 18 years, and I recently decided to check out this coffee shop after spotting it while walking around Venice Island. I was drawn in by the logo and the storefront, which were appealing. However, upon entering, I was disappointed with the lobby. The furniture felt outdated and didn’t match the shop’s theme or the menu displayed behind the bar.
The menu offered a wide variety of options, and I was specifically looking for a flavored iced latte. After asking about their flavors, the staff directed me to a flavor board with plenty of choices. I ordered a Swiss chocolate iced latte with oat milk and, feeling a bit tired, I requested an extra shot. The staff member upsold me to get another additional shot, which I thought was reasonable at the time.
When the total came to $15.97, I was stunned by the price breakdown:
• Iced Latte: $9.00
• Two extra shots: $2.50 each (totaling $5.00)
• Oat milk: $1.00
• 18% tip: $3.00
Final total: $18.97
Given that this was on Venice Island, I expected an exceptional latte for that price. While the drink was good, I’ve had comparable quality coffee at Mon Ami Café, Moulin Blanc Café, or Black Gold Coffee Roasters for much less. I understand that newer businesses in the area may charge higher prices due to rent and overhead, but I believe this shop’s prices are too steep.
After receiving my drink, the staff member was friendly, asking if I needed more milk or ice, which I declined. Before I left, he offered me a pastry, making it sound like a free sample. When he then said it was for sale, I lost interest. This felt like a sales tactic, and I left feeling disappointed.
Despite the amazing customer service, the upselling approach left a sour taste in my mouth. Until they lower their prices and adopt a less aggressive sales strategy, I won’t be returning. If you have plenty of money to spend, this place might be worth a try, but for the average customer like me, it’s not a viable option.
… moreThe menu offered a wide variety of options, and I was specifically looking for a flavored iced latte. After asking about their flavors, the staff directed me to a flavor board with plenty of choices. I ordered a Swiss chocolate iced latte with oat milk and, feeling a bit tired, I requested an extra shot. The staff member upsold me to get another additional shot, which I thought was reasonable at the time.
When the total came to $15.97, I was stunned by the price breakdown:
• Iced Latte: $9.00
• Two extra shots: $2.50 each (totaling $5.00)
• Oat milk: $1.00
• 18% tip: $3.00
Final total: $18.97
Given that this was on Venice Island, I expected an exceptional latte for that price. While the drink was good, I’ve had comparable quality coffee at Mon Ami Café, Moulin Blanc Café, or Black Gold Coffee Roasters for much less. I understand that newer businesses in the area may charge higher prices due to rent and overhead, but I believe this shop’s prices are too steep.
After receiving my drink, the staff member was friendly, asking if I needed more milk or ice, which I declined. Before I left, he offered me a pastry, making it sound like a free sample. When he then said it was for sale, I lost interest. This felt like a sales tactic, and I left feeling disappointed.
Despite the amazing customer service, the upselling approach left a sour taste in my mouth. Until they lower their prices and adopt a less aggressive sales strategy, I won’t be returning. If you have plenty of money to spend, this place might be worth a try, but for the average customer like me, it’s not a viable option.
Holly Grate
Truly excited to finally have a coffee shop like this in downtown Venice. The vibe is top notch, location can’t be beat, and the owners are just lovely! I had the vanilla protein shake and it was SO good. Let’s keep this place open- make sure to visit!
… moreDevin Terwilliger
Great coffee, I’ve come here several different times over a couple of years, they did not disappoint ever. I’ve always loved Guatemala coffee, and that’s what they serve here.
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