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North America United States Orlando, Florida Cafes Drunken Monkey Coffee Bar

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Drunken Monkey Coffee Bar

The guide was updated: 2025-01-30

The Drunken Monkey (caffeinated monkey more so) is Orlando's own college-town-esque coffeehouse. They only serve top shelf coffee that is fair trade and organic or Rainforest Alliance grown, and it's roasted and brewed in-house. Breakfast and lunch dishes are served all day, and the Anzac cookies are a local favorite.

Useful Information

Address: 444 North Bumby Avenue, Orlando, FL
Opening hours: Mon–Fri 7am–8pm, Sat & Sun 8am–8pm
Website: www.drunkenmonkeyorders.com
Phone: +1 407 893 4994
Email: drunkenmonkeycoffee@gmail.com

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Drunken Monkey Coffee Bar

Drunken Monkey Coffee Bar

The Drunken Monkey (caffeinated monkey more so) is Orlando's own college-town-esque coffeehouse. They only serve top shelf coffee that is fair trade and organic or Rainforest Alliance grown, and it's roasted and brewed in-house. Breakfast and lunch dishes are served all day, and the Anzac cookies are a local favorite.

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