This Oviedo Boba Spot Near UCF Is Hiding An Art Gallery Behind The Counter

Order a brown sugar latte and you might walk out having also browsed a small art exhibit you weren’t expecting. That’s the setup at Frosty Fox, a boba and coffee shop just off Mitchell Hammock Road that shares its space with the DannyTOI Gallery, giving the whole spot a personality that goes well beyond your typical strip-mall drink counter.

Frosty Fox is part of a growing boba chain with locations popping up across Florida, Oregon, and Texas, but this Oviedo shop sits close enough to UCF that it’s become a regular study-break and hangout stop for students and locals alike. Between the puff waffles, the fruit slushes, and the rotating specialty drinks, it’s built a loyal following for turning a quick coffee or tea run into something worth lingering over.

Drink and Dessert Highlights

Frosty Fox UCF
© Frosty Fox UCF

The brown sugar creme brûlée boba is the drink people keep coming back for, blending the deep caramel notes of brown sugar syrup with a torched, custardy top layer over chewy tapioca pearls. It’s rich without being cloying, and it’s become something of a signature order for first-time visitors.

For something lighter, the fruit mojito mocktails come in flavors like pineapple, strawberry, mango, and lychee, offering a refreshing, less sugary alternative to the milk teas. The build-your-own option also lets you pick a base tea like jasmine green or earl grey and pair it with creamy, soy, or almond milk, so regulars with specific preferences can dial in their order.

The puff waffles, sometimes listed as croffles, are made fresh to order and come in flavors ranging from strawberry and mango to matcha and chocolate. They’re crisp on the outside and pillowy inside, and they pair naturally with the shop’s gelato “snow” cups if you’re in the mood for something colder.

Coffee drinkers aren’t an afterthought here either. The espresso-based menu includes a black sesame latte and a matcha latte alongside more familiar options, and the Thai milk tea and Hong Kong milk tea give fans of stronger, spiced tea flavors something to gravitate toward.

Atmosphere & Décor

Inside, the shop leans cozy rather than sprawling, with a layout that encourages you to sit and stay instead of grabbing your drink and bolting. Covered outdoor seating gives you an option to enjoy Florida’s milder days without fully committing to the sun.

The adjoining DannyTOI Gallery space adds a genuinely unusual touch for a boba shop, turning what would otherwise be a standard counter-service stop into somewhere you can browse local art while you wait on your order. It’s a small but memorable detail that sets this location apart from other chain boba spots in the area.

Service has consistently been described as friendly and quick, which matters for a shop that pulls a steady stream of students and families, especially during peak after-school and evening hours.

Other Considerations

Frosty Fox UCF
© Frosty Fox UCF

Is it a good study spot? Given the proximity to UCF and the relaxed seating, it’s a popular choice for students looking for a change of scenery with caffeine and boba on tap.

Can I get food delivered instead? Yes, Frosty Fox is available through DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Postmates if you’d rather have your boba and waffles come to you.

Is there outdoor seating? Yes, the shop offers covered outdoor seating in addition to its indoor tables, giving you a bit more flexibility depending on the weather.

Will there be a wait? Since the puff waffles and croffles are made fresh to order, expect a short wait during busier times, though the staff has a reputation for moving through orders efficiently.

Frosty Fox UCF
© Frosty Fox UCF

Frosty Fox UCF
📍 187 E Mitchell Hammock Rd, Oviedo, FL 32765
Website: https://www.frostyfoxusa.com

Marcus Thorne
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Marcus Thorne

A 52-year-old former environmental consultant, Marcus brings a seasoned perspective to the Florida wetlands. He grew up on the Gulf Coast and has witnessed the state’s rapid transformation over the decades, giving his writing a nostalgic yet realistic edge. Marcus enjoys documenting the quiet life of the state’s inland springs and the history of its cattle ranching heritage. He is a firm believer that Florida is best experienced away from the coastline and the humidity of the theme parks. In his spare time, he restores vintage binoculars for birdwatching.

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