My husband and I love coming here. Cute hang-out spot with great coffee, nice staff, and fresh…read morebeans for sale. The owners are also AMAZING people with unmatched customer service. I am 5 months pregnant and have been getting organic, decaf, whole beans from here to use in my espresso machine at home during my pregnancy. I ran out a few weeks ago and there weren't decaf beans in-store for sale for a while. I reached out over social media on a whim to ask the owners if they knew when they'd get more decaf beans in and they responded within a minute to tell me that they'd have beans there, set aside specially for me, by that afternoon. Even asked what roast I preferred. They roasted them that morning and had them in the store for me to pick up by noon. I cannot overstate how touched my husband and I were at their genuine kindness, caring for community, and customer service. Talk about going above and beyond!

The people were kind, the coffee was good and it was decorated so well. They made the little flower…read moreleaf thing on top. It felt kind of fancy.

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more For me, Historic Downtown Melbourne has become one of my most-visited hubs for socialization, especially in south Brevard County. Thanks to the brilliant people at DTMB or Melbourne Main Street, the area has been improving. I definitely like the new businesses coming in, taking a slice of history in their own sake. Once such place is Villon Coffee. Originally, a "food truck" as the are more of a coffee truck, Villon Coffee (which I will shorthand simply to Villon for the remainder of the review) has expanded to the point they now have two brick-and-mortal locations. The one I like to frequent is, of course, Historic Downtown Melbourne. Now to be fair, they are an a-okay coffee shop, but mostly because of how management runs it more so than the vibe and staff. The vibe and staff: excellent! Definitely have a lot of good things to say about Ally. However, how management (whom I never seen onsite whatsoever) runs the location, is no bueno! Though an address is given, Villon is located on the southside of New Haven Ave. that runs though Historic Downtown Melbourne. If it helps, they are more on the eastside of the town stretch just west of the train tracks. Villon is a smallish location consisting of a main serving room and a "waiting" room that showcases their wares for sale. The waiting room also has an island table and couch, which works well as board games (though most of them are incomplete) are available for guests. The pinball machine, Godzilla, requires 50 cents to play. The main serving floor has bar seating along the storefront window, serving counter, and the side window. As for decor, a lot of yellow, black, and greys in modern art triangles and flowers that highlight their color scheme. Also, the restroom is gender neutral, which is fine as it is a single-person restroom. Usually clean and stocked, but not the best looking restroom. Ever seen a grungy warehouse look in a restroom but was still clean? That's what Villon here has. This is where things are critical. For some reason, management usually has only one person on staff. Now to be fair, most of the day only needs one person, but during rushes, you'll end up waiting. This is not a food truck which is understandable why there is a wait, but an actual brick-and-mortar restaurant. And given its small size and menu, you'd think they would be able to keep rotation on goods up to par. There have been times I came in in which Ally has said they don't have something or another. This goes for their food which I am unsure is either premade or storebought. Needless to say, they don't have the space to cook anything from scratch, so everything is "heat and ready to serve." There is a couple of coolers with bagels, and oatmeal bites ready to eat, though. But the food that really stands out is the wares made by Chef & Summers. They are delicious, but sometimes, they can be sold out. Villon is also quite innovative in their drinks, more so than any other coffee shop I can think of locally. Ergo, they get the hit-or-miss judgment a tad bit more, but because they are being bold more so than being either good or bad. Overall, Villon, as mentioned earlier, is an a-okay place. The staff does the best they can with what they have and what they are given. But I guarantee you they'd be better with more management support. Since I have visited this place numerous times prior to my initial review, I can definitely give Villon a solid three out of five stars with the aforementioned points above. If management helps improve this location, then maybe, just maybe, I will give them a fair shake and update my review. Until then, good place to stop by if you are in the area and you just need a stop to go to, but definitely better coffee shop options out there. My suggestion: The Sun Shoppe at the west end of Historic Downtown Melbourne or Apocalpyse Coffee Roasters heading north on Babcock St. right at the intersection with US-1.

Last stop on my Florida adventure is located in Melbourne. This cute little coffee spot offers a…read morevariety of drinks and grab and go items. I had the iced, matcha latte. I know I know matcha tastes like you slid into outfield and ate grass but hear me out. It actually isn't so bad I topped it with vanilla foam and although it made it less healthier it's way better than a wheat grass shot! Pricing is reasonable and they have these muffins that was pretty much the same price as my drink but they are big enough to share. Service was quick and the staff friendly. Since you didn't get your Starbucks bear cup protest by going here instead: you won't be disappointed! J/k Oh, I forgot to mention my friend grabbed this cute shirt for me because I packed all long sleeves for my trip and it was hot. Leave it to me to pack for a cold freeze and then fly home the day before it happened! Anyways, if you're in the area or just passing through make a stop here.

So it's a cute idea and I think it's a good addition to the Avenues. The staff is incredibly nice…read moreanytime I've had to interact with them. They also have good milk alternatives. They also have some food options, which is very cool. Things that are easier to eat handheld and walking, like a croissant with toppings and things of that nature. However, I definitely have some issues with it. First, you need to be a fan of sweet coffees to get the most out of this location. Their sweetness is through the roof from the couple of drinks that I've tried--so much so that the main gimmick here is on their signature lattes, like their cheesecake latte or tiramisu latte, they will put a slice of that on top of your drink. So that would mean a whole slice of cheesecake on top of your cheesecake latte. This will be, of course, at an additional charge. This leads me to my second point of contention: the pricing is just too high here. I understand that this is a very small business so they're gonna have higher costs that they need to retain, and I have to imagine in the Avenues it's pretty expensive even if they are a mobile coffee cart. However, when your competition is able to get five or six dollar coffees, and I'm walking out of here spending $10 or more for a signature latte, there's a problem. Keep in mind, that $10 doesn't even include their main gimmick of the slice on top. I believe adding the actual slice is somewhere between an extra $5 to $7. To put that in perspective, you can walk into Publix and buy an entire cheesecake for around $15. Especially given that within a five-minute walk, there is a brick-and-mortar coffee shop in the Avenues. It's cute, and it has its time and place if you really want a sweet drink and can catch them during their uncommon hours, which I understand. It is definitely not a place I would stop every day given their pricing and their sweetness. I look forward to trying them again to see if I have a different experience and will update the review if so.

This place is so cute! The truck is adorable and the vibe is really inviting. I ordered the biscoff…read morelatte and my husband got the tiramisu latte, both were delicious and came out really quick. The woman working the counter was kind and helpful. I took off one star because it is super pricey, for two coffees it was $20. However, I definitely will be back and think it's worth a stop by for anyone who likes a sweet coffee :)

Grateful to have a coffee shop within walking distance from my house. My latte was delicious! They…read moreare Christian based and the decor reflects that. The tables are decorated with photos and memories, I enjoyed looking at them while I waited.

Great spot to snag breakfast or a quick bite before heading to the beach. I've been to Sunnyside…read moreCafé a few times, but finally remembered to do a review. This last time I went with my family and we were stopping in for breakfast before we hit the road. I ordered an açaí bowl and a side of scrambled eggs. I'm not sure what it is that they do with their eggs, but I am obsessed with them! The açaí bowl was a standard açaí bowl it was tasty and exactly what I was looking for to start my day! One thing to remember is if you want hot sauce, I would bring some from your house because I believe their hot sauce is pretty watered down. I am sure I will be back the next time I am in the area!

Very good place for breakfast. Extensive menu. Well staffed. Friendly service. Typical cafe…read moreambience with booths,tables and a bar if you are dining alone. Some outside tables just off the parking lot.

We both said, "wow that's good!" Friendly workers in a nice spot in bakery parking lot. (Bakery…read moreopens at 9.) good options for us tea drinkers!

Such a LOVELY coffee stop. It's right out front of the new Baked by Chelle. The owners are SO kind…read moreand they make AMAZING drinks. We ended up ordering multiple drinks to try. I took a photo of my coffee order #12, it was not too sweet which I love. We also ordered three of their fresh pressed juices and the drink of the day, Mango Brazilian lemonade. All of the drinks were SO good. HIGHLY RECOMMEND 10/10.

We absolutely love this place. We lived near for a bit but now it's a roadtrip stop for the best…read morepastries, sandwiches and coffee. Looking for a quick but delicious stop in the area, it's here!!!

Did not even get anything to eat. Employees were rude, & the music was entirely TOO LOUD! I asked…read moreif it could be turned down a bit, but could not hear her reply. 15 minutes later, music was not turned down, even though a couple seated next to me requested volumed to be turned down also. My $$$ spends elsewhere.

Breakfast at Sunnyside Cafe in West Melbourne on 192 across the street from Crunch Fitness was…read moreabsolutely delicious! We ordered the half order of biscuits and gravy, the All American Breakfast with crispy hash browns and white toast, and the special of the day -- a French Toast Monte Cristo served with creamy grits topped with cheddar cheese. Everything came out fresh, hot, and full of flavor. The biscuits were soft and homemade tasting with rich sausage gravy, the hash browns were perfectly crispy, and the Monte Cristo was the perfect mix of sweet and savory. The cheesy grits were amazing and definitely worth ordering again. Great portions, friendly service, and a cozy breakfast atmosphere. This is definitely a spot worth trying!

Great place for breakfast very affordable. Very nice stuff…read more Definitely will be back Thank you