Orlando

If you haven’t tasted coffee that smells like a Mexican kitchen, you’ve been missing out. Orlando’s Ivanhoe Village now hosts Águila Coffee, a 800-square-foot haven where cobalt blue walls and hacienda-style yellow hues meet the earthy aroma of Chiapas-grown beans. Co-owners Artie Burer and Antonio Rodriguez have crafted a space that feels less like a café and more like a family gathering, complete with conchas, soft gingerbread puerquitos, and drinks emblazoned with the brand’s Aztec eagle logo. It’s a bold departure from Orlando’s sleek coffee scene, rooted in Rodriguez’s heritage and his grandmother’s legacy of hospitality. Rodriguez’s roots trace back…