Fumao Table: A Cuban Coffee and Breakfast Stop on 7th Street

Fumao Table makes a downtown Clermont coffee stop possible without separating the drink from breakfast or lunch. The Cuban-American restaurant lists cafecito, cortadito, colada and café con leche alongside pressed sandwiches and pastries. Its address is 646 7th Street, Suite 103, Clermont, FL 34711. For someone choosing between a quick coffee, a shared order and a meal, the useful question is not simply whether Fumao serves espresso: it is which part of its menu fits the visit.

This independently researched guide uses Fumao’s official website and linked ordering menu, checked October 25, 2026. It is not a firsthand visit or tasting review. Menu descriptions below explain ordering choices rather than promise flavors, portion sizes or availability.

Choose the coffee format before the food

The official ordering menu distinguishes several Cuban coffee preparations. Cafecito is described as a small, sweet coffee; café con leche combines espresso with steamed milk; and cortadito uses a smaller addition of steamed milk. Colada is presented as coffee to share, served with little cups. These are the restaurant’s descriptions, not a claim that each drink has a particular caffeine amount.

That distinction is helpful when placing an order for more than one person. A colada is not described as several individual milk drinks. If everyone wants a separate café con leche, order accordingly rather than assuming a shared coffee will meet the same preference. Confirm the serving arrangement with staff, especially when planning takeaway.

For a cold option, the menu lists Abuela’s Iced Coffee with espresso, ice and milk, and Tres Leches Iced Coffee with a cream mixture inspired by the dessert. Someone looking for an iced drink can start with those descriptions, then ask about sweetness, ingredients and any available changes. We have not verified alternative milks, decaffeinated preparations or a complete allergen guide.

Decide whether this is breakfast or a coffee break

Fumao’s official site identifies the business with the Diaz family and Cuban-American family recipes. Its breakfast offering gives a visitor a more specific choice than adding an unspecified pastry to a drink. The published options include a sandwich with eggs, ham and cheese, Cuban toast and pastelitos.

Before ordering a combination, check what it already includes. The linked menu’s El Completo with Café con Leche lists eggs with ham and cheese, toast and the named coffee. A separate coffee order may therefore be unnecessary if that combination is what you want. Conversely, a sandwich name alone should not be treated as evidence that a drink comes with it. Read the current selection rather than relying on a photo of a full table.

For a smaller stop, the published pastry choices include guava, cheese, guava-and-cheese and meat fillings. Choose by the actual filling rather than assuming everything in a pastry case is sweet. The ordering descriptions also warn that some photographs show multiple items even though the listed purchase is for one. Check the quantity field carefully when collecting snacks for a group.

Let the lunch menu change the plan, not complicate it

The restaurant’s Toast menu listing describes El Cubano with pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles and mustard. Pan con Lechón centers on pork, while Croqueta Preparada adds croquetas to a pressed ham-and-cheese combination. These are useful distinctions for a mixed group that wants coffee but does not all want breakfast.

Use those descriptions to narrow the conversation before placing a larger order. Write each person’s selected item and requested changes separately; do not assume that removing one ingredient from one sandwich changes the others. Ingredient preferences and allergy needs also deserve separate treatment. Ask the restaurant about preparation and cross-contact rather than interpreting a short menu description as a safety assurance.

Check the visiting window and the ordering window

As checked, the business website lists Sunday through Thursday hours of 8 a.m.–3:05 p.m. and Friday and Saturday hours of 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Toast’s separate local listing displays a different weekly schedule, so the published sources do not agree on hours. The linked ordering interface can also show scheduled-only ordering or an unavailable immediate pickup window. Those are different pieces of information: an online ordering message should not be used alone to declare the dining room open or closed.

For a time-sensitive visit, check the official site and then confirm the desired pickup time in the ordering interface. If the two do not align, call the restaurant at 352-790-6400. Do not build a tight schedule around an estimated preparation time that this guide has not verified. Holiday hours, menu availability and order cutoffs may differ from a general weekly schedule.

A simple plan for your stop

Start with the correct Suite 103 address, decide whether the order is coffee alone or a meal, and confirm the desired time. For a shared order, check drink format and pastry quantities. Before leaving the counter, compare the items with the order rather than assuming every combination includes the same sides or beverages.

We have not verified parking, step-free access, seating capacity, Wi-Fi or laptop policies. Ask directly if one of those details determines whether the stop works for you. Browse our Fumao directory entry or other Clermont-area coffee stops for alternatives. This guide is sponsored by DW&Co.; that sponsorship does not imply a paid restaurant endorsement, an independent customer rating or a firsthand review.