Adorable with nice service but the food leaves a lot to be desired. It's ok but I had higher…read moreexpectations. I had an everything bagel with salmon, onion, lettuce and tomato. Honestly I felt like I was eating a Lender's bagel with not much on it. My daughter had an everything bagel with cream cheese, she agreed and thought that even though simple it should have been better. Presentation was very nice and the service was good. We both had coffee, I had a dark roast, she a latte. This too was just ok. Truthfully I did expect more for the price we paid, I expected more period. Walking in I loved the place, it's darn cute and I think it's amazing that they sell "Quincy Cattle Beef" in the freezer that's in the front of the store. The decor is inviting but sadly our food and yes even simple was lacking but it was a relaxed atmosphere. Address: 598 2nd St, Cedar Key, FL 32625-5120 Phone: (352)543-5004 Hours: Saturday 8AM-2PM Sunday 8AM-2PM Monday 8AM-12PM Tuesday (Veterans Day) 8AM-12PM Hours might differ Wednesday 8AM-2PM Thursday 8AM-2PM Friday 8AM-2PM

Had good hot lattes today and my husband got a bfast sammie with spinach, egg and feta cheese - big…read moreand yummy!

Absolutely delicious iced latte. This was the White Chocolate Lavender Latte made with Almond…read moremilk. Coffee was made quick and served with the sweetest smile. Thanks Prickly Palm for the pick me up!!

Stopped to try out this coffee shop while in the Cedar Key area one morning. I did not know…read moreanything about it before stopping, but was impressed with the entire experience! While visiting family nearby in Chiefland, we stopped into Cedar Key one morning before our trip concluded. It was a Wednesday in July, and overall the area was not super busy. We came up to The Prickly Palm around noon on a Wednesday in July, and were one of a few customers there. This coffee trailer is located in the main part of Cedar Key. I recently learned that they used to have a brick and mortar, but that was unfortunately destroyed by the hurricane last year. Despite this, their trailer and whole current set-up is very cute and inviting. The trailer is set up along 2nd Street, and sits in the back of the lot. You will see a sandwich board sign indicating where the lot is, along with a ton of outdoor seating under tents. There is not a dedicated parking lot specifically for The Prickly Pear, but we had no issue finding street parking right near the entrance. The menu here is very diverse and full of variety! Not only do they have coffee, but there are also smoothies, açaí bowls, milkshakes, and breakfast items. I was especially impressed with the variety of flavoring for the coffees. Sometimes, places only have a few flavors. However, there was a solid collection of flavors and different combinations marketed for customers to choose from! It seems like there are seasonal options available, as they had a lot of banana coffee options on this particular day. I appreciated the different sizing options for the coffee. Especially for the iced, as typically a lot of local coffee places do not have bigger sizes (comparable to a Dunkin or Starbucks). The Large Iced is 32OZ, which was a pleasant surprise! They did seem to have a size for everyone, whether they want a lot of coffee or just a regular amount. I personally ended up ordering a Large Iced Banana Nut Mocha Latte, but requested half of the syrups to tone down the sweetness. It was really good! I am iffy at times on banana flavoring, as I am not a fan of artificial banana. Even so, I liked this latte and enjoyed it throughout the afternoon. The others I was with all enjoyed their drinks as well! This was my first time visiting here, and the employees could not have been more welcoming! I asked for recommendations and their favorites, and they gave a lot of good suggestions and information. There were three of us total, each getting a large latte or cold brew. The total was a little under $30 for all of it. So, this place is a little more expensive than other spots, but I do believe the value is there. Plus, you are supporting a small business which is a win! Loved visiting The Prickly Palm for the first time. We tend to come to the area at least once a year, and I look forward to our next visit so I can make another trip to The Prickly Palm for a delicious latte! I would recommend giving this spot a try if you find yourself in Cedar Key.

Art fair the end of April and an ice cream from island trading post. Great little fishing community…read morewith ca few cute stores to browse.

Great shop, has everything. Forgot a hat or sandals broke? They got it, from cheap to the nicer…read moreones. The store is full of souvenirs. The ice cream they serve is Blue Bell. All the one star reviews are because of politics, it's funny that when someone expresses different beliefs then you, you automatically bash them and try to ruin their business . Maybe do research on the place you're visiting first so you're not easily offended.

Great spot right by the city park. Ice cream, donuts, desserts, and more. Friendly service and cool…read moreescape from the Labor day weekend heat to satisfy your any-time-of-day sweet tooth.

Always flipping phenomenal! Stop in but go early otherwise they sell out! So delicious it's worth…read moregoing to Cedar Key for this bakery! Brought home some famous donuts! Cozy family down to earth always kind and you get a great story! Will be back again and again. The service is the best and so are their recipes!

The food was really good here! The buns for sandwiches were crispy from the grill, the mac and…read morecheese bites were the right amount of spicy, and all the desserts were amazing! I will say that sides are an upcharge and the prices are a bit high for a small business, but the quality is worth it.

Had the chowder sampler which was amazing. Super cute restaurant with a local vibe. Good wine…read more Would definitely go back. Rick the bar tender was exceptional!

Great coffee shop with pastries and sandwiches too! Lots of seating with indoor and outdoor…read moreoptions. Books inside on the shelves for those who want to linger. Cozy inside and outside seating.

Lovely friendly staff, quick service, dog friendly, tasty breakfast sandwiches, tasty lattes, lots…read moreof coffee essentials, cool branding, bright sheik ambience in historic setting, amazing pastries

If you're in the area or just passing through, you definitely need to stop at Warehouse Coffee Co.!…read more Such a cute, cozy, and inviting shop and the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful! But let's talk about the coffee... AMAZING! They have new monthly coffee creations, and so far, they've been a hit every time! And if you're hungry, do yourself a favor and try the breakfast burrito. It's SO good! Honestly, I don't think you can go wrong with anything you order here. Great coffee, delicious food, and wonderful people what more could you ask for? Highly recommend stopping in!

We swung by to try their coffee and grab a quick lunch…read more We ordered a doppio expresso and a cafe con leche. The doppio expresso was more palatable compared to Starbucks however, it was a bit bitter and slightly burnt....drinkable though. The cafe con leche was delicious! Lunch was delicious. Not too much sitting space inside of the restaurant as people are working from the restaurant. So we took ours to go.

The coffee is always perfect and the pastries are to die for. Always a great time when I get the…read morechance to grab something sweet from my favorite bakery !

My neighbor gifted us with a box of treats from 787 House of Sugar. I don't know what they are…read morecalled, but they are delicious! A croissant with the creamiest filling, not too sweet. I can't wait to visit and try an assortment of goodies!

Tiny cafe tucked in a tiny house in a small tiny house rental community. Excellent service, fun…read moredecor, ample parking upfront. Coffee drinks were creative and flavorful. They also sell hats / shirts with the Sad Donkey logo. Was a great find when driving between Gainesville and Crystal Springs.

My husband & I were traveling from Weeki Wachee back home to Georgia, and we found Sad Donkey…read moreCoffee on our route home. We enjoyed the coffee and were pleasantly surprised to find that Sad Donkey serves Break Coffee Roaster beans from Lawrenceville, GA where we live! We like the beans that Break Coffee offers, so we were glad to find that Sad Donkey chose to serve Break Coffee beans. We like shops that make homemade syrups, and Sad Donkey Coffee does not make their syrups in house. I chose to sweeten my coffee with liquid cane sugar to lessen the additives. Overall, the coffee shop was a great stop for us!

A new must-stop! The food was amazing, the owner was incredibly friendly, and the restaurant itself…read moreis absolutely adorable. I ordered a gyro and a cardamom chai tea, and both were delicious. As a special touch, the owner included a macaron and a bite of baklava on the house since it was my first visit. I'll definitely be stopping here again the next time I'm passing through the area!

Tiny, charming family run business along the highway between Tampa and Tallahassee. Lovely family…read moregreeted us and showed us tease, talked about their process, and helped us pick out our drinks. They bring their tea in from their family farm in Sri Lanka, which is really cool. I had the cinnamon chai tea, which was very good and my husband had a latte which we suspect was made from coffee, not espresso. That's OK; coffee is not really their main thing but if you are a tea person you will love this place. They also offer a full menu including homemade curries. There's an outdoor seating area for when weather permits. Recommend!