My friend and I came here for a late lunch on a whim strolling down 5th ave. We got lucky and got…read moreone of the tables outside in the sun (they're first come first serve and you seat yourself). You order inside and then they'll bring you your food. I did the BLT on white bread toasted, which was good, average. My friend got the smoked salmon panini and he said it was good too. There's seating inside and out. Cute little cafe.

I stopped by The Brick Coffee & Bar recently and tried their cappuccino with almond milk along with…read morea black coffee. The coffee was good, smooth and flavorful. They had a menu with small bites, and I noticed a cooler that was broken, so not sure what the usual options are. I really love the location right in the middle of town - super convenient. My only wish is that they had more seating inside and outside. It gave me the "grab & go" vibes. Definitely worth checking out!

Great little coffee shop in the Naples area! Narrative is located in the middle of the Mercato…read more(opposite side of the Kilwin's). They had a very cute outdoor patio as well as quite a few tables and chairs inside. There were many people reading a book, working, or catching up with friends while enjoying their items. I love that they use their own coffee beans. I ended up ordering The Honeycomb Latte which was seasonal and recommended by our barista. It was light and so good! The vanilla cold foam was the perfect topping and I thought the Cherrio garnish was cute. My husband got the Masala Chai Tea Latte which was made from a concentrate but still had really nice flavor. This coffee shop definitely hit the spot for a midday boost and I'd certainly come back to enjoy more!

We just finished going to TWO different happy hours... started off with some fish sliders and…read morechicken wings and one place and grabbed a couple dozen raw oysters at another place... after all that food wanted to go for a simple walk to decided to entertain ourselves at Mercato and then we stumbled across NARRATIVE COFFEE and I was very ready for a cup of coffee. We went in and the place is cute and cozy and more importantly it appeared very clean; and the girl behind the counter and the older lady helping were both so friendly and helpful with my selections. My only gripe was (sadly) I didn't really love the coffee but I would probably return to give them another shot just because I liked the staff, liked the cleanliness and liked the vibe.

Cafe concept by day, cool bar vibe by night. I went during their happy hour on Saturday (11am-1pm,…read moreBOGO drinks) and was able to get a lot of work done. Many others were working or having meetings, and there are plenty of electrical outlets if you need to charge a device. Many of the customers seemed to be regulars and knew each other and the kavatender. Erika my kavatender was great and whipped up my two drinks in a flash. I got the Guava goddess ($15) and Passion fruit lemonade ($15) with a mix of euphoric and energy/focus. They tasted very refreshing and kept me going for 4 hours or so, but for some reason I felt nauseous and dizzy right afterwards when I left. Not sure what happened and if it was the drinks since I'd never felt that way before.

Cozy, dark, relaxing small bar that serves Kava. My first…read moreas a virgin kava drinker, Tried the Guava Goddess. Mild and iced drink I thought I was imagining the feeling but it was real. Initially feel relaxed like when I take cbd to sleep Now at home I feel like mildly high like I took one puff of weed. Not that I would ever do anything illegal in college to know the experience but that's what I hear and saw on the documentaries of the 70s Bartender was patient and helpful She asks for a credit card even tho I was to pay cash later. They opened the tab with it. They also sold edibles and other stuff you must be 21 years plus to buy Meet Stella, the beautiful dog puppy, so chill and hangs with you. A bonus to this small establishment Free massages on Sunday afternoons Returning, just hope there's seating available.

My husband and I love seeking out local coffee shops whenever we travel, especially ones that are…read morepassionate about sourcing exceptional beans. We were driving from Tampa to Miami and came across Acopia while planning a coffee stop. It was only a few miles off I-75, making it an easy detour, and we're so glad we found it. From the moment we walked in, everyone was genuinely friendly and welcoming. It's a local, family-owned business, and you can immediately tell they care deeply about quality and creating a place where people enjoy spending time. The coffee was outstanding. We love quality pour overs to enjoy the flavors of the beans and we especially loved trying the Ombligón coffee - something new that we'd never had before. It was incredibly delicious and a unique flavor profile. Learning that their coffee is single-origin from Colombia and that they maintain a relationship with the very farm that grows their beans made us appreciate it even more. It's not every day you find a coffee shop with that level of connection to its source. The café itself is clean and beautiful. There are many thoughtful details throughout the space, from the artwork to the décor that celebrates their Colombian heritage. It feels authentic, warm, and inviting. Music is great too! Even the chairs were unique and surprisingly comfortable, making it a place you'd happily spend an afternoon. It's also a very family-friendly space - i saw games and books for children to enjoy. There is also plenty of tables to do work and a room in the back for privacy. Based on another review, we ordered a slice of the gluten-free, sugar-free chocolate cake, and it was rich, moist, and delicious-- hard to believe it was both gluten-free and sugar-free. Our drinks and cake were ready in about five minutes, which was impressive considering the quality. If you're in Naples--or just passing through on I-75 and looking for a coffee stop that's actually worth making - you won't regret stopping at Acopia. It's the kind of local business that's easy to root for, and we'll definitely be back the next time we're in the area.

Everything Good and different food and drink choices…read moreAnd I love their Colombian coffee

Great coffee. Just had my first ever love Boy coffee today. Their food truck was parked at Bonita…read moreDel Sol in Bonita Springs. Can't wait till they come back.

Heard great things about Lovrboy Coffee and I love supporting small businesses. The must-get item…read moreis the sourdough cinnamon roll. absolutely delicious. I also loved the cappuccino. The matcha with cold foam was good, though not my favorite. The sourdough blueberry muffin was a bit dry, but I really enjoyed the crumble topping. They're opening a brick-and-mortar location soon, but for now the trailer is serving up all the goods. Definitely worth a stop!

I will go to Ft. Myers again, just to visit Silva's…read more Oh man! it can't get better than this. During a last minute trip to Ft. Meyer's, we decided to take a local route to drive to Miami. A quick search on Yelp, and this bakery came up as the most recommended for breakfast. We arrived very early, it was 9AM on a Sunday and they had just opened. The place is in a small strip mall and has a couple of chairs outside as well. Inside it is pretty small, but you can immediately smell only good stuff of coffee, empanadas and other baked goods. We were hungry so ordered some beef and chicken empanadas , and guava patty's and instantly we were hooked. The food is so tasteful, seems so fresh and was much more impressive than other empanadas I have tried elsewhere. I went back in and ordered several more empanadas for our trip and even wanted to ship some back home, before my daughter asked me to settle down a bit. If you are in the area, this is a must visit place. Like my daughter later said "I will go to Ft. Myers again, just to visit Silva's"

I rated 1 out of 5 because the waiter, a tall,skinny bearded man, served me with an arrogant…read moreattitude, as if I were doing him a favor by buying food. When I handed him the coffee cup, he looked at me like he wanted me to wash it myself, and when I said "thank you," he didn't even respond. Total lack of respect for the customer. This personal needs to be taught. Califiqué 1 de 5 porque el mesero, un hombre alto ,flaco y barbón, me atendió con una actitud arrogante, como si yo le estuviera haciendo un favor al comprarle la comida. Cuando le entregué la taza de café, me miró como si quisiera que yo mismo la lavara, y al decirle "gracias", ni siquiera respondió. Falta total de respeto al cliente. Esta generación tiene que enseñarle modales y cómo tratar a los clientes.

A good coffee option once you get inside, but the parking situation is horrendous - always…read more Pastries are hit or miss - they just don't always seem fresh, but when they are the scones are good. Appreciate the homie atmosphere and the variety of sitting options.

Very average macha latte. It was very weak macha. Asked a server for a mot more matcha and he…read moreanswered we are really busy I don't know if it can happen. Lack luster service Signage of what line is what (waiting vs order line) was unclear to a new comer. Nice little outside space to sit and why it's a three star rating. Lots of better places close by.

Delicious pastry. Coffee was amazing. Outdoor seating was loads of fun. People watching!!!read more

We were on a day trip to Naples on a Sunday and came here for breakfast. The place was big, lot of…read moreoptions, great coffee and bakery items for breakfast and a store that included a variety of wine. We had a croissant and a mixed berry pastry along with coffee. The pastry wasn't too sweet and seemed fresh. The place had Italian feel with the fountain and structures. There is an adjacent sit down restaurant but we didn't stay for dinner. Service was quick and the staff was nice. Street parking wasn't difficult but we went early in the morning. Not sure how it would be for later in the day.