Stardust Video & Coffee

Inconsistent but great chill atmosphere!. Stardust is a great hip and local coffee shop if you want to hang out and have a couple of drinks with friends or lovers. The prices and the preparation of your food is inconsistent but the hipster feel makes you overlook that as it seems to be part of the nature of the place. You can eavesdrop on conversations between local Full Sail filmmakers, Vegans, Artists, and Bikesters (not to be confused with "bikers" but the hipsters who ride their bikes to this slightly overrated coffee shop.) One great thing about this venue is that on Mondays it is the Farmer's Market night where local vendors come and sell organic whole foods and products. Not a whole lot of free samples but the vendors are very friendly.…

Horrible staff & owner. I went there for three months. Every time I went there & ordered a double vodka it was a different price & pour! I was charged as little as $6 & to as much as $ 16! When I asked about this the staff became offended. I actually became the bad guy! What are they on there? Times are hard, my money is important to me. I want my moneys worth! The owner doesn't care, I emailed him. He sided with his employees. Hes getting rich. So, so what with a complaint. The place is a real rat hole dive that thinks its classy & cool. Beware of a employee named Emily, shes the worst one there!!…

If you don't go for wi-fi it is a great place.. the joe was great if you like being served with the Winter Park attitude. If you advertise free wi-fi then why has it never worked??? I consider that to be one of its selling points (as advertised) and if it does not work, well it is not the only place in town with wi-fi for me so what is the point!…

An urban coffeehouse in the heart of Audubon Park.. Grab a cup of Joe from an urban coffeehouse in the heart of Audubon Park. Bohemians and hipsters drink a cup of tea or coffee at this eclectic java and video rental combo. The venue is separated in three sections and each has its own vibe. The counter area features pastries in a glass cabinet along with hanging chalkboards with the menu written in chalk. Patrons meander into one room where a red tinsel curtain hangs near a stage and framed photos adorn the walls. The main room has a cafeteria-style setting with an unstained wooden bar with bottles of wine, libations and imported beer selections amongst a hodgepodge of stools, signs and pictures.…