Delicious crepes and amazing coffee. Cute place on Main Street with a bit of charm and good…read moretasting food.

I stopped by earlier today with my wife and our twins for our morning coffee. When we're on…read morevacation, we try to visit a new local coffee shop, and this morning we decided to go to The Press. It's located in downtown Panama City and has a good amount of space inside. Immediately upon entering, there is some coffee and merchandise to your right, the ordering counter is straight ahead, and there's plenty of seating throughout the rest of the space. My wife and I were both drawn to their specialty menu, which was extensive and colorful. We both ended up choosing the same pistachio cookie latte, though I went with a large hot version, while my wife opted for a medium iced one. After about a five-minute wait, we had our coffees and headed on our way. My coffee turned out to be quite good. The first thing that hit me was the pistachio flavor, followed by the sweetness from the shortbread, and finally the coffee and milk came through at the finish. While I would have preferred a slightly stronger coffee flavor, I have to admit I basically inhaled it since I really enjoyed the taste. My wife also enjoyed her pistachio latte, and while she usually has quite a bit left by the time we get home, this time it was almost gone which says a lot. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. I enjoyed the vibe of The Press and thought their specials were great as well.

I need to come here more often. The coffee, lattes, snacks and food have all been enjoyable. The…read moreservice was friendly and welcoming. They were patient and kind with me when I had questions. I wish they were open late too so I can see them more often. I often need coffee after 5pm. If they were opened later - I'd probably be there for every meal. I felt comfortable once inside. I didn't feel any pressure or anxiousness when I walked in - even the first time. I've been there repeatedly so far and keep dreaming about going again, but it's always after 5 pm when that happens. Don't miss out!

This is such a cute little spot. Seating is very limited but it was perfect to grab a coffee on the…read morerun. My husband and I ordered the Havana banana latte both hot and iced with cold foam and it was delicious.

Wow this place was amazing. I wasn't sure what to expect. I ordered using DoorDash. My order was…read morelate but it was fresh and still delicious. I had a sugar free Roomie Americano. A Cold brew with Raspberry, Mocha and Macadamia Milk. The sunrise morning breakfast sandwich on ciabatta. The cinnamon roll. And the banana coffee cake. The banana coffee cake was absolutely amazing. It has the perfect espresso/coffee flavor and the crumble on top was to die for in addition to the moist texture of the banana muffin base. The cold brew was absolutely perfect. I wouldn't change anything about any of my food or drinks. I will order again and the same items.

We were visiting from out of town and saw a post on Tik Tok about the Pour and loved that it was…read moreright across the street from our hotel and that it is a faith based business. I waited in line while my husband secured a table so we could eat and play the board game we brought with us. I waited in line for 20 minutes until I got to the counter. They had 2 baristas, 1 cashier and a food runner. They all were so nice and were working so hard! They definitely need more staff to accommodate the amount of customers. I ordered the Banana Muffin iced coffee and it was excellent! The banana taste was just right! My husband got the frozen mocha and enjoyed it as well. For food we ordered the chocolate chip banana loaf- it was under cooked very doughy in the middle. We also ordered avocado toast, which was very good, and my husband got the bacon, egg and cheese wrap/ sandwich and he said it was ok. They had plenty of seating options which was great for the crowds of people there, and we had a good time with our coffee.

Coffee is always good, just a nice place to get stuff done on my computer while also being able to…read moredrink coffee and keep an eye on my kids, we go back often

What a wonderful coffee shop inside the lobby of Northstar church. Parking lot is a little…read moredifficult to get into but did deter us. Second day in a row here while on vacation. Excellent seasonal coffees but their normal offering is outstanding. I had the island time macchiato and my hubby had their seasonal mac daddy. Perfect balance. Wonderful tasting beans and peaceful atmosphere. A must visit if you're looking for exceptional coffee.

chatgpt recommended me to stop by here as part of my 30A roadtrip. it's a peaceful and serene spot…read moreclose to the water in Panama City, with little car traffic. i loved the interior of this cafe a lot, it was very spacious inside with lots of art and board games to play. for food, i got the everything bagel sandwich ($6) which was very good! i liked the veggie egg inside and the crunch paired perfectly with the melted cheese. for the everything avocado toast ($9) though, it left much to be desired. it was pretty small and lacked a wow factor for me, and it was expensive too. the workers are super nice and gave great service! the vibe here is definitely more hipster/college vibes which fits the town well. i'd come back to try more

The avocado toast is so good. I know it's simple, but the combo of pickled onions, red pepper…read moreflakes, and perfectly toasted bread just works. The coffee has a bold, strong flavor, so if you're into that rich coffee taste, you'll definitely love this spot. It's also a great place to get some work done or read a book.

The Greens Acai bowl was super great!!! Friendly cashier and outdoor seating was refreshing. It…read morereally had a local and organic atmosphere. (1st time visiting)

This is a very picturesque place to go to for coffee and something to eat. The "barista bar"…read moreinterior has perfectly curated beach bum vibes. It's definitely on the pricier side, but in all fairness, I think most of the ingredients are locally sourced. I tried the jerk chicken wrap, and it was a little drier than I would've liked, and the guacamole tasted like the avocados used for it were a day past ripe (it had that unpleasant, mushy avocado taste). My coffee was great though! I tried the rosemary and agave syrup, which is the first time I've had a flavor like that. It was very refreshing--almost like a minty feeling with every sip.

Woke up looking for a breakfast spot and stumbled upon this gem on Google literally across the…read morestreet from our Airbnb. Walked in with somewhat of a line and then boom. The place was packed with a line out the door. This place is whipping up some fire pastries and baked goods. We had the bacon egg and cheese biscuits with fruit and with cheese grits. My wife and I killed our plates in a matter of minutes. Everything tasted fresh and homemade. The coffees were very good. It's almost like a European cafe tucked in PCB. Would recommend for a quick breakfast or lunch spot.

Sunrise Cafe and Bakery was ok. I don't see myself visiting again…read more Parking is limited on the back of the building with just a few spaces. The line was long and seating was full. There were a lot of people standing around waiting for their food and tables to open up. We ordered the loaded croissant, a waffle with syrup and a half order of biscuit and gravy. The croissant was good. A good size breakfast sandwich with a variety of meats. I think some kind of sauce would elevate this sandwich but it was fine overall. The biscuits and gravy were recommended due to the biscuit being made fresh in house. While the biscuit was good and soft, the gravy tasted like it came straight from a can. Lastly the waffle is very thick. Flavor wise it's ok, nothing out of the ordinary waffle.

Andy's Flour Power is one of those rare spots that manages to feel both like a local secret and a…read moremust-visit destination. From the moment you walk in, the vibe is warm, colorful, and welcoming--think beachy charm with a touch of artsy personality. The staff are genuinely friendly and attentive without being overbearing, which sets the tone for a relaxed, enjoyable meal. The food is where this place really shines. Breakfast and brunch are standouts, with creative twists on classics. The French toast is thick, fluffy, and perfectly sweet, while the omelets are loaded with fresh ingredients and cooked just right. Their baked goods--especially the muffins and pastries--taste homemade in the best possible way. If you stop by for lunch, the sandwiches and wraps are equally impressive, packed with flavor and generously portioned. Coffee lovers won't be disappointed either--their brews are rich and smooth, pairing perfectly with the menu. Everything feels thoughtfully prepared, not rushed or mass-produced. What really elevates Andy's Flour Power is the consistency. Whether you're a first-timer or a regular, you can count on great food, a laid-back atmosphere, and service that makes you feel like part of the community. If you're anywhere near Panama City Beach, this is absolutely worth a stop--especially for a slow, satisfying breakfast that sets the tone for the rest of your day.

Unfortunately, this was a really disappointing experience. We came with a party of 12 for brunch,…read moreso we expected it to take a little longer, but it still took about 50 minutes for our food to come out, and we ended up being there for nearly two hours. The food was very hit or miss. My grilled cheese looked like it had been smashed in a panini press, but the cheese wasn't even melted, and the bacon didn't add much. The fries were honestly the best thing on my plate. The chicken salad sandwich was incredibly dry--more like a brick of chicken salad between two slices of bread than an actual sandwich. The grits were by far the worst part of the meal. They were watery, the grains tasted undercooked, and the texture was just awful. My mimosa was basically orange juice with little to no champagne, and using pulpy orange juice made it even less enjoyable. To be fair, not everything was bad. My mom said her eggs Benedict were some of the best she's had, and my sister's BLT was okay, not terrible, but definitely nothing special. Overall, aside from the fries and the eggs Benedict, the food was disappointing, especially considering the wait. We left wishing we'd gone somewhere else.