Great coffee, delicious and varied food. Indoor and outdoor…read moreseating, clean restroom. Friendly service.

Island Roasters Coffee Co has become one of my regular midday stops when I'm at work, and it's…read moreconsistently a solid choice. I keep it simple with an iced Americano, black, and they get it right every time. Smooth, bold, and exactly what I need to power through the rest of the day. One of the coolest touches is that their ice is actually frozen coffee, so your drink never gets watered down. I usually grab a sandwich while I'm there too, and I've worked my way through most of them. They're not over-the-top or especially bold in flavor, but they're clearly homemade with clean, straightforward ingredients, which I appreciate. The roast beef is my usual go-to, more for its reliability than anything flashy. Overall, it's a dependable spot for good coffee and a simple, satisfying bite in the middle of a busy day.

Visiting from Chicago area and we came twice! Cute coffee house in a rehabbed house with…read morecomfortable seating. The homemade pop tarts were amazing as was the chocolate chai muffin. Loved the cold brew. Friendly staff!

Super cute beach coffee spot! Parking is limited but we were able to find a spot…read more They had a few different options for seasonal drinks. I got the iced Samoa latte and the syrup was made in house which I love! Another plus is their iced cubes are iced coffee cubes so when your ice melts it doesn't taste watered down! This was our first time here and we had a few questions about the menu and different size options. The woman taking our order was a little short with us and not super friendly. Other than that it was a super cute coffee shop that I would come back to!

This place was good! We liked the quality of the coffee, but I find it a little silly that they…read morecharge .65¢ for their iced coffee cubes and my almost $8 latte didn't come with any. Their syrups aren't homemade like other spots in New Symrna. I would come again

Best coffee on beachside (my opinion!) Always friendly and nice vibes for outside seating . Check…read morethem out !

The line was long the entire hour we were there. A bit of patience to order but the time after that…read morewas not too bad. A DJ was setting up during coffee time and was starting at 10am. The food and coffee were good.

This is the cutest beach coffee shop! It has a large outdoor seating area with tables, chairs, and…read moreswings. The coffee menu had a wide variety of syrups including a few house-made syrups. I got the strawberries and cream latte. It had strawberry and vanilla syrup with strawberry cold foam. It was the perfect amount of sweetness! The large latte had 3 shots of espresso. Service was fast! They also had some pastries and beachin' burritos for sale. At night they serve beer and wine.

**We came on a Monday -** While in the area we found this…read morelittle gem and we were excited to give it a try. Sadly the parking is kinda limited so keep that in mind. Once you walk in you can see the cozy ambiance of the business, plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. You gotta order at the register and they bring the food to you while you wait If we're in the area again we'd come back They have more of a lunch option compared to breakfast but you can still find something if you woke up late

Go early or don't go at all--parking disappears fast, and by 10 a.m. on a Saturday the line was…read morealready 16 deep. This spot runs on location and convenience more than culinary magic. A handful of outdoor tables, the rest inside, all clean and efficiently turned. Everything comes out fast and hot--service is brisk, bordering on assembly-line smooth. The French toast ($9) is as basic as it gets: two slices, a dusting of powdered sugar, syrup, and a lonely half strawberry. It tastes exactly like what it looks like--standard, soft, slightly forgettable. Not offensive, just... there. The latte was solid, and my mom's coffee was hot, strong, and dependable. The avocado toast tried, but didn't quite land. Cream cheese base, fried egg, tomato, and sliced avocado--some of which leaned a little too ripe. The tomato had a firm bite, the bread barely toasted, and the whole thing felt under-seasoned and uninspired. It needed salt, crunch, personality--something. The double chocolate muffin was moist, soft, and generously studded with melted chocolate pockets. Not house-made-feeling, more like a well-executed bakery standard--but still the best bite of the morning. (They also offer cranberry walnut and blueberry.) Bottom line: Skip the composed plates. Grab a muffin and a coffee--it's the smartest, happiest move here.

This is my new favorite coffee shop in New Smyrna Beach! The owner CJ is absolutely amazing and has…read morecreated such a magical spot. If you are from the Pacific North West you will absolutely love this shop. They have coffee, tea and even lotus energy drinks which are delicious. The prices are very reasonable and you are supporting a small business! The outside of the shop has tables and chairs to sit and hang out while you enjoy your coffee and they are also dog friendly! I couldn't recommend this place more.

It's closed permanently - needs updated on here. Drove there and it's gone. Google shows it closed…read morethough

Cozy spot with amazing treats Stopped into Cinnamon Tree…read moreCafé for the first time and immediately loved the cozy atmosphere. I tried the blueberry coffee cake and it was so good -- not overly sweet, super soft, and packed with blueberries. Easily one of the better coffee cakes I've had in a while. I also grabbed a cold brew, and it tasted amazing. Smooth, refreshing, and not bitter at all. Overall, a really lovely first visit. I'll definitely be going back.

I wasn't able to access my previous review of Cinnamon Tree, so I'm glad to leave a fresh one…read more We have loved Cinnamon Tree for well over a decade. The food is consistently excellent, the desserts are beautiful and delicious, and the balance of savory and sweet is one of the things they do best. From the patisserie case to the fully loaded crepes, our family has yet to be disappointed. That is saying something, because usually someone has a critique somewhere. Here, there truly is something for everyone, and we all leave happy. The portions are generous, which we appreciate. We almost always bring leftovers home, and that just means we get to enjoy it all over again later. The service is consistently friendly and helpful. The staff brings a youthful, upbeat energy that adds to the atmosphere. Each visit feels like stepping into a European-style patisserie, and that charm has kept us coming back year after year. With that said, I do want to share one small concern. They close at 3:00 p.m. We are big brunch people, but our schedule often leans toward late morning or early afternoon rather than first thing when they open. I understand there are likely good reasons for their hours, and I know many early birds benefit from them. Still, it can be disappointing. On three separate occasions, we have driven over looking forward to our favorites, only to find the doors already locked. We were not alone. On the most recent visit, three other cars pulled in and had to turn around as well. Even with that frustration, our overall experience with Cinnamon Tree remains overwhelmingly positive. It is a place we genuinely love and will continue to support, just hopefully a little earlier in the day next time.

Every time I'm in NSB I start my morning at Kat's. The coffee is delicious and you cannot beat the…read morecoffee ice cubes !! It is a game changer! The inside of the cafe is gorgeous with art you can purchase to support local artists, beautiful post cards, and a really lovely space to read, hangout, or listen to music if someone is playing. The story of Kat's is so beautiful and every time I come in am greeted by such positive happy people and it just makes my morning!

Our first time in New Smyrna and we were looking for a good coffee spot to start our day. Of…read morecourse, we turned to Yelp and it did not disappoint. SLEEK AND WELCOMING DECOR We drove straight out. Thankfully, it was early enough in the day so we easily got a spot on Flagler Ave. and walked over. What a cute place! There was one small table outside with adorable mosaics on the table and seats. It was pretty small and honestly we were too hot to sit there today but it is an option. There is more plentiful seating inside the modernly designed interior. The decor was clean and beautiful. The counters are grey and white granit(?) with beautiful pottery adorning the white shelving on one side along with some attractive paintings on the same wall. Turns out the pottery and paintings are by artistic individuals with autism. The artist who makes the pottery is also the owner's daughter, Katherine aka Kat, thus the name of the cafe. She is the Kat who also plays harp for guests if you are lucky enough to be there then. We unfortunately missed Kat but thoroughly enjoyed being waited on by Donna behind the counter! She knew her stuff and was able to guide us through the ordering of our food and drink. I enjoyed my cold brew with crème and hazelnut AND coffee ice cubes-so no watering down of the coffee!

Great place. The servers are super nice and conversational. This place has a wide variety of…read moresmoothies. I'm not much of a smoothie snob, but I don't think many places could make a better smoothie. The business itself fits the beach setting well and the interior is welcoming and tropical. I highly recommend it.

Been coming here periodically for a few years and it's been great. But today was like nails on a…read morechalkboard. The three girls that were working were so loud talking amongst each other was over stimulating I couldn't even concentrate to place my order. Then they turned on music and began to sing. I enjoy music as much as the next person. I'd rather of heard alley cats than what I was experiencing today. It's very echoing inside. Not the previous pleasant calming experiences as before. Had to leave and eat in my car instead of enjoying the prior experience. Maybe the new owner could figure something out. The product was still really good though. Update: Wow I drove up the street to eat my bowl in peace, a police officer came up to me and said there was a call about a suspicious person (meaning me) because I walked back inside after I received my order to look at the menu to make sure it was correct because of the ruckus and walked back out. Update again: I didn't say the music was on while ordering that came on after the fact. I was going to sit and enjoy my bowl but the music was too loud.There wasn't anyone else but myself in there when I was ordering. The employee girls were loud amongst themselves. The customers you mentioned were there when I walked back in to check the menu and I walked back outside. Nothing suspicious about that. You've just lost a customer and who knows word of mouth is a good or bad thing.But hey your girls can do no wrong. Security cameras? As I said I've been coming there for years and all of the sudden I'm making this up out of the blue. Screw You!