Loved everything about this place…read more Regulars were sitting comfortably at little tables. Drinks of every type on full display. Local items for gifts and treats at the front. I couldn't resist a local honey lollipop. Bought 4 to hand out to friends. My usual, London fog, was offered in a cold option. They did it well. The tea was freshly brewed and pressed. Vanilla perfectly balanced. Must say the cold foam stands to be the most delicate and refreshing I've ever had. Wish we had this where I live. All the employees were delightful.

Best coffee shop in Flagler Beach, near hotel. Had the spring menu tried the lemon poppy seed…read morelatte, maple sea salt, blueberry matcha and the Flagler Beach latte. Everything was delicious and tasted so good. The staff was sweet, brought your coffee to table and attentive to help. The ambiance is a vibe, cute decor, plenty of tables and inviting.

5 Stars: Fried Green Tomato Sandwich on homemade bread & Apple Pie Cinnabon- absolutely no notes…read more Will 100% get these again. 4 stars: Curry Chicken Salad On Croissant (delicious but wish it had a little more curry flavor) Latte was good (loved the art). Mango Iced Juice was okay, but seemed watered down. The outdoor seating area is super cute and cashier was helpful. Definitely a new favorite/recommended place.

Cute Vibe and Nice People, But the Food Doesn't Match the Hype (or the Prices)…read more I live right around the corner and I *really* wanted this place to be my neighborhood go-to. The café itself is adorable, the staff is genuinely warm and friendly every time I go in, and the backyard patio is legitimately one of the best outdoor seating spots in the area -- shaded, relaxed, and perfect for lingering with a book or catching up with a friend. That part is spot-on. Unfortunately, the food keeps letting me down. The almond croissants taste exactly like Pillsbury crescent rolls with some almond paste squeezed inside -- flaky but not in the good, buttery, laminated way you expect from a real French-style croissant. The bagels are advertised as "NY-style," flown in from NY - but they're missing that signature chew and density; they're soft and almost bready (and $4.50 a piece!). I've also tried a couple of the sandwiches and they're just... fine. Nothing I'd go out of my way for. The prices are honestly outrageous for what you get. I'm always surprised at how packed the place is, but I guess people are coming for the cute factor and the patio more than the pastries. (I've never tried the coffee, so maybe that's the secret star of the show -- I'll update if I do.) Bottom line: If you're in the neighborhood and want a pretty place to sit outside with friendly counter people, this spot is worth it. Just don't go expecting standout baked goods, sandwiches or bagels. I'm still rooting for them to step it up -- the location and atmosphere deserve better food. Fingers crossed they tighten up their products, because I'd love to become a regular.

This place is always a go-to whenever I'm in Flagler Beach. It's perfectly located right across…read morefrom the ocean, which makes it an ideal spot to relax. The drinks are consistently delicious, the staff is incredibly friendly, and the overall vibe is just laid-back and welcoming. Whether you're looking to hang out for a while--inside or outside on their cool patio seating--or just stop by for a quick pick-me-up, it's always a solid choice. Check them out!

It's a tiny beach spot with a fair amount of patio seating. Service was friendly, but they are…read moreextremely slow here, so as long as you are not in a rush, this is a nice place.

Friendly stop for gluten-free & dairy-free desserts in Flagler Beach…read more We stopped by Flagler Tea Company mid-morning -- not for tea (though they have plenty!) -- but because at 10am, we were unapologetically on the hunt for dessert. Our son's 20th birthday dinner was later that evening, and since his girlfriend is gluten-free, we wanted to surprise her with something she could enjoy. We chatted with the daughter of the owner, who was so friendly and informative. Her mom (the owner) is gluten-free, but she's not -- so they intentionally aim to make their GF recipes taste as close to the "regular" versions as possible. I really appreciated the care and thought that goes into that! They offer gluten-free and dairy-free treats, including cupcakes, donuts, macaroons, cake and brownie slices, and more. They also take custom orders for special occasions, which is great to know for future birthdays or events. We picked up two macaroons (around $6 and change for both). They were delicate, chewy, and our birthday guest enjoyed them! While we didn't personally try them, she gave them a thumbs-up. Even though we don't have any food allergies, I love when a small local spot puts effort into making everyone feel included. Supporting businesses that do that well always feels good. Looking forward to going back soon -- maybe next time for tea and a cupcake.

Cute little spot, basically any kind of tea you could ever want in the entire world - and amazing…read more100% gluten-free decadent desserts! They also have vegan, and dairy free items. So essentially a little bit of something for everyone! When you walk in, you are greeted with a very friendly, hello, and a short wait... Everything I've ever tried here is beyond delicious!

We've been visiting Swillerbees for as long as we've been visiting Flagler Beach. Basically, as…read morelong as Swillerbees has been open for business. Their new location is so adorable! Larger than the original, and kinda swanky inside. Definitely a vibe. After all these years, the consistency of their food and drinks has NEVER faltered! Order today, order the same thing 6 months from now, it will still be the delightful bagel, donut, or latte' you know and love, Every.Single.Time. So, all of you potential Swillerbees Newbees, do NOT skip this place! You won't get a better breakfast or lunch, I promise!

The donuts are unique and fresh, coffee is inexpensive large is $5.50 but was a little too sweet…read more Loved the atmosphere super cozy and bright. Staff works hard to get orders out quickly.

Based on several visits to both locations -- the Palm Coast shop (about 3 times) and the Flagler…read moreBeach shop (about 2 times) -- the biggest challenge here is the customer service. The staff just isn't the friendliest in town. The interactions often feel very transactional: you're here to buy a product and I'm here to hand it to you. No greeting when entering, no real warmth when leaving -- just neutral service. It's a bit surprising when you learn the businesses are owned by a local pastor. You would assume making customers feel welcomed would be a top priority. That said, during today's visit we did see what great service could look like. A regular customer walked in and one employee greeted her enthusiastically while another double-checked her order because it wasn't her "usual." That was wonderful to see -- I just wish that same energy was given to everyone walking through the door. Now for the reason we came today. Each day they post a "name of the day" on Facebook where someone with that name gets a free donut or ice cream from their sister shop. I follow along and love letting friends know when their name pops up. I've even redeemed one myself before. It's just one of those small things that makes people smile. On Sundays we usually grab breakfast somewhere on the way to church. Last week I saw their March specialty donuts posted and one looked like something our daughter would really enjoy, so we made a detour from our usual (and cheaper) breakfast spot to stop here. And to give credit where it's due -- the donuts themselves are fantastic. They're creative, fun, and genuinely delicious specialty donuts. Not your average donut shop offering. On quality alone, the donuts are easily 5 stars. Clearly a lot of people love this place, and I can understand why -- the donuts are excellent. I just wish the everyday customer experience matched the quality of the product.

You can smell the doughy goodness as soon as you pull up in front of the store. We walked in and…read morewere immediately greeted by Gunner, who was waiting on another customer. The trendy grass wall and space in the back for kids gives it a homey feeling. IG doesn't do the donuts justice, they are basically works of art. Each handcrafted donut is soft with a dough that was kneaded with love. You can taste the freshness in the creams, frostings and glazes. I strongly suggesting branching out into a larger location as it can get cramped waiting for your turn to order. We'll make the hour drive again.

Only came here for the bagels and absolutely loved it! It's a small shop so the parking does suck…read more But it's all worth it.

Very crowded space with little room to stand to wait for order - boiling hot inside - coffee was…read morevery bitter - the shot was pulled for too long - fantastic cheddar scallion biscuits though

Trams cafe is located in European Village- cool location, very cute dining/shopping center. I've…read moretried the tofu vermacelli and veggie pho here, both were delicious! My husband had the steak pho and the brisket/steak/meatball pho and liked them both. Their fruit teas and brown sugar milk tea were also great! I'll be back to try their bahn mi's very soon.

We stepped into this café, thinking it was more coffee and tea, but it also includes a number of…read moredifferent Vietnamese style foods. This actually is not a bad place if you wanted to sit down and have a meal as well as some very nice coffee. They also have the Boba tea for those that like that. The service by the teenage boy was very nice and polite. Everything was prepared for my wife and I and even the extras that she requested or provided. We definitely will remember this place when we want some Vietnamese food went at European village.