Cuban Coffee Brand Café Aroma Opens First Café in Boca Raton

For the first time in its six-decade history, Café Aroma is pouring its bold Cuban-style espresso in a place where customers can sit and stay a while. The family-owned brand, launched by Cuban immigrants and run by their descendants, has opened its flagship brick-and-mortar café and mercadito inside Boca Raton’s Town Center at Suite 100.

Known for its dark-roast espresso sold in grocery aisles across the country, the New Jersey-based company is making a leap into hospitality. The new spot brings the same rich, traditional flavors that have defined the brand since its founding—now served in a setting designed for conversation, community, and a quick cafecito.

The opening marks a milestone for a company that has spent more than 60 years building a reputation on quality and heritage. With the move into Boca Raton, Café Aroma is betting that the same loyal following it earned in supermarkets will follow it into the café—and that new customers will discover what makes Cuban coffee culture so distinct.

For now, the café is open and ready for business. More local coverage and community updates are on the way.