My first time here after a recommendation from a friend who used to live in the area, and it was…read more100% worth the visit! The weather was absolutely beautiful, so sitting outside to enjoy the food made it even better. I loved that their menu has a ton of vegan and gluten-free options, and everything is clearly labeled so you don't have to guess. The coffee comes out super quick, and while the food does take a little bit of time, it is totally worth the wait since you can tell everything is made fresh. Highly recommend making a quick stop here for breakfast, brunch, or lunch!

The bad: They charge for to go drinks. 25 cents. Seems silly considering the drinks are priced high…read moreenough to account for that. Chairs I sat on seemed to be a safety hazard they were wobbly and one seemed broken. I got a lemon poppy seed and a banana bread latte order and the banana didn't taste like it was flavored like anything. Lemon poppy tasted better since it at least tasted like what it was called but it was still mid The good: it's a ok coffee option if you need a pick me up in the area and they had plenty of seating if you planned on hanging around to do a short study session if you don't mind the chairs that is.

If you're staying at The Vinoy, this café is definitely a must visit. If you're not staying at the…read moreVinoy, it is ever more of a must-visit as you can experience The Vinoy's historic and epic lobby. During our three night stay at The Vinoy, we always saw the café well-stocked with very high quality baked items, sandwiches and meals, macaroons, sherberts, ice cream, and other delectables. The café, as we observed, was always well-staffed with friendly and attentive associates. During our visit, my wife had the sherbet (GF/DF) and I had a couple of macaroons and a cold Venti latte with caramel. All was good.

Cute cafe inside the vinoy. the matcha I ordered was not mixed well and I was given the wrong…read morepastry. But the vibes were nice and a verity of places to sit and relax

Great coffee with homemade syrups and fresh pastries to pair with your drink. I enjoy the black…read moreforest as a latte, which is a combination of chocolate and cherry syrups. The staff are friendly and give helpful recommendations. Two notes: (1) parking is only available on the streets and fills up quickly, so be prepared to walk (2) they have a loyalty program, but don't offer it to you! I have been a handful of times and was never asked if i wanted to earn punches for each visit and eventually p ur them toward a free beverage.

We stopped in and ordered a hot peppermint mocha, a banana mocha latte, and a ham and cheese…read morecroissant. The café has a unique atmosphere with lots of black crow memorabilia and a laid-back, hippie-inspired vibe. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, making us feel right at home. Prices were reasonable for the area, and overall it was a pleasant experience.

Quaint place with great local art. All the art is for sale, help support local artists. There was…read moresome really good works there. We stopped in for a late lunch and a drink. We split the turkey and cheddar. It had cranberry chutney lettuce and tomato. It was prepared panini style, it was delicious. Like thanksgiving on a pressed sandwich but a little bit more interesting flavors. It was great. We had a drink to go with it. Nice way to start our interesting weekend. Our plans do not matter, but the staff and service were great and the place was cool. Definitely recommend visiting when you can. Our schedule did not allow a longer visit, but if it had, I'd have had a second beer and relaxed for a bit. Excellent vibe.

We used to go weekly until several months ago when it seemed to decline AND they raised their…read moreprices. We gave it another try recently and it's still the same. There is still a gnat problem, the walls need to be repainted, and they still require a key for the bathroom. It's sort of like going to a gas station. Actually I've seen nicer gas stations, that don't have flies. It's too bad because it's a convenient location and has a lot of potential. But we won't be going back.

I finally got a chance to try the coffee shop located in the lobby of the Hollander Hotel, and I'm…read moreglad I did! The space is cute, cozy and very welcoming. Deb (I believe that was her name) waited on me, and she was friendly and cheerful - she had a big smile on her face the whole time. I ordered the cinnamon bun latte, and it was delicious - just the right amount of flavoring, and it came out nice and hot. They offer several syrup flavors for lattes and even have non-fat milk, which is a huge bonus since not every place does. My latte was under $5, which is extremely reasonable for the area! There's also a pastry case filled with tempting desserts, I didn't try one this time, but I definitely plan to on my next visit. Seating inside is a bit limited, but there's a covered porch and sidewalk seating if you'd like to enjoy your coffee outdoors. I told my friend about it, and we're both excited to come back soon!

HORRIBLE ICED LATTE. Maybe the straight coffee is good but this place just gave me sweetened milk…read more The barista dorsnt know the correct order to add things. No almond milk options..only OAT?!?! Which is the most toxic milk alternative. So many coffee shops around. Go somewhere else

I seldom drink coffee. However, I love tea. Kahwa does not discriminate and serves up some great…read moretea! A friend and I were walking in DTSP and we popped into this location on Saturday morning. We ordered a couple of Red Berry teas, a savory scone, and a slice of the key lime pound cake. The teas and baked goods were perfect and delicious. The staff was friendly, attentive, and efficient. There was a short line, but the staff moved quickly. I love that this Kahwa is so close and that we can pop in at any time!

Coffee: I loooove an espresso tonic and will pretty much order it every time I see it on a menu…read more.. this one did not disappoint. They make theirs with San Pellegrino, which is my personal favorite for an espresso tonic. My better half ordered the ginger açaí refresher (caffeinated). I don't usually go for refresher-style drinks, but I honestly could have finished the entire thing myself. It was delicious! Service: The barista was incredibly kind. I had a few questions about the menu, and she answered all of them patiently and helped me decide what to order, which I really appreciated. Ambiance: The indoor space is on the smaller side, but it was calm and quiet, with several people working on their laptops. I especially enjoyed the outdoor seating area; there are umbrellas over the tables, and it's on a relatively quiet street, making it a great spot to work or relax outside. While it's not the most aesthetically pleasing or ultra-Instagram-worthy coffee shop I've been to, it's a perfect choice if you're looking for a genuinely good cup of coffee, a peaceful outdoor spot downtown away from the noise, or a place to get some work done.

Place: Perry's Porch Server: Aaron…read moreDining Experience: Perfection This establishment kept popping up on my algorithm on Instagram, so you know what that means -- it's the Universe telling me to go! My friend met me for dinner last night and from the first interaction with the hostess, to our dining experience with Aaron, the food, and the people watching...it simply got an A+. When I'm dining out, I need equal parts ambience, aesthetics, and the quality of food that hits my palate. The crispness of the Sauvignon Blanc was beautiful. For an appetizer we shared the crispy artichokes and trufflekopita. Both are a must try! They continuously give you a mouthful of flavor and are perfectly seasoned. For our entrees, we got the chicken francaise. The bucatini it was served on was delicious. For sides, we ordered roasted vegetables and OMGGGGGGG, get the Rosemary bread. The cherry on top was our service from Aaron and his recommendations on dishes and accompaniments. Superb all the way around - we will be back!

Very convenient location right on St Pete pier. Not the…read morelargest but does have a good amount of seating, and again giving the location, I can see why there's usually a wait. Opted for the blackened chicken sandwich with the salt & vinegar fries. The service was friendly and let me know to get the lemon aioli to dip the fries in, which did elevate them! The sandwich was good but I love blackened seasoning and I feel like I didn't really get a lot of that flavor. Overall, a decent meal for a decent price of $20. Willing to try it again!

I love this place and their coffee is amazing! Mason waited on me today and he was absolutely a…read morepleasure, with his attitude, friendliness, and welcoming energy. I have a good experience at this place every time I come and the coffee/espresso is out of this world.

Foxtail is in a great location for me, which already makes it a convenient go-to. The indoor space…read moreis cute and comfortable, and everyone working there was genuinely kind -- shoutout to the baristas for being friendly and welcoming. I tried a latte, which was a little on the burnt side for my taste, but their teas absolutely made up for it -- truly top notch and beautifully prepared. It's still a great spot to pop in, relax for a bit, and enjoy the atmosphere. I'll definitely be back, especially for the teas and the warm vibes.

We took a walk to get a few breakfast items. Very long. We started our Saturday morning with a nice…read morewalk to grab coffee and breakfast, and it was the perfect way to kick off the day. We ordered two large coffees, two ham, egg, and cheese open-faced croissants, and a blueberry scone. I wasn't used to having a breakfast sandwich served open-faced, but I'm officially a fan now. The croissant was flaky, buttery, and paired perfectly with the ham, egg, and cheese. Every bite was delicious. The coffee was exactly what we needed to start the morning, and everything together made for a fantastic breakfast. If you're looking for a cozy spot with fresh pastries, great coffee, and a relaxing way to start your weekend, this is definitely worth a visit.

Tom Terrific here with another honest review…read more I could not get waited on at the Birchwood Canopy so I searched for a place to eat elsewhere. I came up Cassis Market advertising pizza so I popped in and ordered on with pepperoni, sausage and ham. One slice came to nearly $7. The man behind the counter was polite but uninterested. He looked like he wished he could be anywhere but there. I took my pizza out to eat at their outside table. I took a bite. Man was it stiff. And that was at the point where it's usually the best part. I kept eating and crunching. No moisture at all. Some flavor but not enough to justify the cost or enduring the hardness. The ham was hard. The pepperoni was all curled up and looked overcooked. The sausage was just OK. I was hungry but I left half of it and threw it in the trash. It sat in my stomach like I had swallowed an anvil. Now I must say I selected this from a whole pizza in the display case. It was not a piece that had been lingering there for a long time. My slice was the first slice from the pie so I was taken aback by it's texture and hardness. Cassis Market - NOT recommended.

Such a cozy working space in St Pete and I really loved the customization options for my matcha…read morelatte. My current recipe is: matcha latte with almond milk, sugar free coconut syrup, and a dash of cinnamon on top.

I went to the location on 16th st and 30th Ave. there isn't a way to leave a review for that…read morelocation. Their service could be improved. The lady working didn't have the recipe for their featured drink which was $13 with no extra additions. She walked away to eat donuts out of the box in their prep area, then didn't wash her hands before making my drink. Just not the overall vibe I'm after. I remembered why I rarely come here- overpriced and not worth the hassle.