AMAZING drink and food! I was BLOWN away at HOW GOOD their breakfast burrito was! The eggs tasted…read morelike real eggs (and not from a cartoon), and their ingredients seemed pretty clean. I, embarassingly, inhaled my burrito. Whatever wrap they used was INCREDIBLE! It was nice and crispy and balanced the egg, sausage, and potato filling. They also give you a spicy mayo that was so nice and savory. I also got their iced chaggachino. I would highly recommend anyone to come here. This is the kind of quality you can find in CA which is more rare in Florida (#truth). You will not be let down at this location. (#promise). The ladies behind the counter are super polite and welcoming as well. There is a good amount of seating. Parking can be hard during morning rush hour.

5 stars all the way for ambiance, comfort and relaxation over a cup of coffee and/ or a danish or…read morebreakfast type. Their monthly coffee specials are imaginative and fun. Love this place.

What a wonderful little coffee shop! The intimate, welcoming atmosphere made it a delightful place…read moreto linger, the coffee was delicious, and the cheerful service made the experience even better. A lovely local find that I would happily visit again!

The service was quick and friendly, which made for a really pleasant experience overall. The…read morepastries were very good and served warm, which I always appreciate. While I wouldn't say it was the absolute best croissant I've ever had, it was definitely what you'd hope for and left me feeling satisfied. One small thing I noticed was the free water jug. It may have just been an off moment, but it looked like there could have been a bit of mildew or mold present. I'm sure that's something that can be easily addressed, but I wanted to mention it in case it's helpful. Overall, still a nice spot with a lot to enjoy & even some interior seating that may be nice for doing some work.

Amazing food, service, and vibes! We loved the acai bowls, coffee, and croissant nuggets. The…read moreoutdoor seating had lots of shades and fans to help stay cool.

Literally no joke this is my favorite coffee shop/cafe I've ever been to. The vibes- immaculate…read more The food and coffee-so flavorful. The service- some of the kindest and genuinely cool people ever. My wife and I literally have come up here many times, driving more than a couple hours just to come here. I've gotten the sourdough breakfast sandwich and the blueberry Ragga muffin every time and my lort I will always until I'm 6ft under for real.

Our waitress was friendly, knowledgeable, and recommended the pistachio coffee. It was absolutely…read moredelicious--we're so glad I took her suggestion!

Well this is just the cutest little brunch spot! We actually came for afternoon tea but they serve…read morebrunch all day and every brunch plate that came out looked delicious. But let's talk about the tea! Not your typical tea.. but still sort of is. Super into having a variety of avocado toasts instead of different finger sandwiches. My favorite was the one called "the Venetian". Prosciutto, strawberries, tomatoes, balsamic and... blueberries?! What a delicious combination! All the other tiers were tasty and a great mix of sweet and savory. The tea itself... quite delish. I had early grey lavender. Earl grey is one of my favorite things on the planet. Add lavender... next level! I also sampled classic black and jasmine tea. Also quite good. The service was a 10. And the decor was just too cute for words. Definitely a unique style all around. I'd go back for sure.

Absolutely amazing! La Amapola Cafe is a true hidden gem, and I especially love that it is a female…read morePuerto Rican-owned local business. You can feel the pride in the culture and the care that goes into the food. The food was fresh, flavorful, and authentic, with the comforting flavors you expect from great Puerto Rican cooking. The service was friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere made us feel right at home. It's always special to find a locally owned business that represents Puerto Rican culture so well. If you're looking for delicious Puerto Rican food and a place where you're treated like family, I highly recommend supporting La Amapola Cafe. We will definitely be back!

The restaurant is beautiful. It's clean and inviting. They have seating if you just wanna come and…read moreget coffee and pastry.There are books, games and Puerto Rican dominos. My husband is Boricua and was not impressed with the daily special which was cubed steak and what do you call the rice with pigeon peas-arroz con grandules. He said it was ok. It lacked sazon -bit on bland side he felt. The pork sandwich was made in sweet bread -like a Cuban sweet bread. It did not go with the sandwich contents. The sauce was too much but if you eat the pork by itself -was good but got lost in the other ingredients. The pastry is not made there. It is made in a commercial kitchen most likely brought up from Orlando. The Mallorca bread rolls look nothing like they do on the island. This place has a yellow bread color to them on the inside. The cream in the middle saved the day and was delish with the bread. We felt it was expensive for the entrees and in Jax it would be far less expensive. It is a mom and pop place and just a year old.

We popped into Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii after I realized I had forgotten coffee filters for our…read morecondo. Instead of buying filters, I ended up finding my morning coffee spot for the week! I ordered the Three Waves Latte, and it was bold, smooth, and absolutely delicious. I also tried one of their breakfast sandwiches with BBQ sauce and pineapple (I can't remember the name), and it was fantastic. I never would have thought to put those flavors together on a breakfast sandwich, but now I might have to start. My kids both had the egg and cheese sandwiches and enjoyed them as well. The rolls were soft with just the right amount of sweetness. Before we left, I picked up coffee pods and decided to forget the filters altogether. I found my morning brew. I'd definitely recommend stopping in, and it'll be one of our first stops the next time we're in town.

The coffee shop is so cute, perfect for a beach town, and reminded me of the coffee shops in…read moreHawaii. They kept the theme going even with their sign indicating the To Go Orders: "Go Forth & Be Badass". Also, the coffee is fantastic. They give you so many options to customize, including a DIY latte, and they also have different mixtures of coffee flavors (for those they are having a hard time choosing), ie the Hazelnut Hula (caramel, dark chocolate, and hazelnut). Mmm! I personally got the macadamia nut mocha latte.

These folks consistently go above and beyond to take care of us when we are in town visiting our…read moreFlagler student. Theo food and coffee is delicious and they are so kind. There's always a little bacon treat for our pup. If you are in St. Aug visit Sweetwater!

An Absolute Gem in St. Augustine! If I could give Sweetwater…read moreCoffee Bar & Gallery ten stars, I would! We rolled in on a ridiculously hot day just 15 minutes before their 3:00 PM closing time. We were celebrating my sister, so we ordered a bunch of fun drinks and sheepishly asked if it was okay to just finish them while they closed up. They didn't just say it was fine--they made us feel completely at home! Here is why you absolutely must stop in if you are in the area: The Drinks: We had a blast tasting everyone's orders. My Lavender Lemonade was completely on the money--exactly what I needed on a sweltering day! The Amazing Staff: Ashlynn was an absolute doll. She was so sweet and accommodating, even at the very end of her shift. Above-and-Beyond Hospitality: The owner, Mike, is simply awesome. He came over to chat, found out we were celebrating my sister, and hooked her up with a free refill! But the magic didn't stop there. We mentioned we were having a party for my sister later, and Mike went out of his way to give us bagels and this marvelous butter-flavored cream cheese that was literally to die for! He even packed up some extra so we'd have plenty for our bagels later. I cannot wait to come back to St. Augustine just to stop by this wonderful place again. I absolutely love it here. Please make sure you add it to your itinerary (just remember they close at 3 PM!).

Got there at 8am. Blueberry muffin and crescent delicious. Lady attendant was very informative on…read morethe cafe history as well as local area. Oh, and the coffee great...how do I get this in Virginia?

Only one person working and they were out of a lot of things (late December 2025) the gingerbread…read morechai lattes were really good as was the key lime fudge. We waited a long time for the items since it was just the one girl.