Finally got to try this new coffee shop that is famously open on Sunday !…read moreCoffee is very good as are the pastries and cookies Park in the back by way of the alley We'll be back !

Every community would benefit from a night owl coffee bar! I was in town on business last week, and…read morethe good folks at Staybridge Hotel recc'd this spot for a much better than average coffee. Were they ever right! While the coffee was outstanding, I got to meet the owners, who have a great story and outstanding customer service. Do yourself a favor and taste superior coffee and meet good people.

Cappuccino! great coffee! super friendly people fast service and a bright atmosphere. Recommended.read more

They serve amazing coffee in here! It's a nice place to study, do work or meet up with people…read more Plenty of seating inside and outside. There are clean restrooms nearby and I just love the vibe. Reminds me of other cool seaside coffee shops

Best coffee in town! I went here twice in one weekend when I was visiting Vero. I've tried other…read moreshops in the area over the years and this one by far has actual authentic coffee that's roasted well. And the staff was amazing, I saw the same three baristas Samaya, Cindy, and Angela and each time they were incredibly helpful and attentive, very sweet and professional. You don't often get that kind of experience these days, they genuinely seemed to love their job. Would definitely recommend this place, great atmosphere and amazing coffee.

Amazing coffee and I love the Catholic material and readings available to guests. The sandwich…read morewasn't super impressive however but I'll just skip out on that next time. And yes I tipped!

My fiancée and I came here for breakfast on a weekend getaway, and it was the PERFECT way to start…read moreour day. We got there at about 11:30 on a Saturday morning and there was about a 20 minute wait - not bad at all. Once seated, we were brought water and the cutest bread basket, blueberry muffins!! My fiancée ordered the chocolate chip pancake big breakfast and I got the same, with lemon blueberry pancakes. These pancakes were DOUSED with berries, and the lemon shone through. The eggs were great and the bacon was perfectly crispy. The atmosphere in this place is SO beachside shabby chic. It's all bright wood, local art, and driftwood pieces. Our server was so sweet and attentive and kept our drinks full for the full meal. Though the restaurant was full, we didn't feel pressured at all to eat quickly and leave. One note for parents - the tables are glass topped and they do not allow clip-on high chairs. Absolutely not a negative, just felt it was important information to share. And a more general note: there's no specific parking for this restaurant. Keep an eye out for street parking and non-permit lots as you're getting closer. It's a very walkable neighborhood. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Lemon Tree and would highly recommend it!! Thank you all for providing a great start to our day

Came here on a Saturday afternoon so there was a bit of a wait but you can walk around the stores…read morenearby to pass some time which is nice. I got the crab cake sand which was good and filling! I also tried the chicken and waffles and that was delicious. Will definitely be coming here again.

We went for the espresso martini on a Saturday afternoon. It was tasty. This place is a coffee…read moreshop with pastries and also a bar. There is indoor and outdoor seating. The staff was friendly. There is free street parking.

I enjoyed a brunch here on Friday afternoon, the day after Christmas. My family and I wanted a…read moresmall bite and some drinks and landed on Grind & Grape after checking the menu and seeing they had food options. We arrived around 1:00 PM and happened to be the first people there, which was nice. The indoor ambiance is very casual. It's not really a place for large groups or gatherings, but it's great for a small group looking to grab a drink. Now for the service. Our server, who was also the bartender and chef, was incredibly accommodating, quick, and provided AMAZING service given the circumstances, so kudos to her. That said, she was the only person working in the entire establishment that day. While it was manageable when it was just our party, once more guests started coming in it was clearly overwhelming. She ultimately had to close the kitchen, which was understandable, but it happened before everyone in our group was able to order food. That left us in an awkward situation where we had to leave and go elsewhere so the rest of our party could eat. We still had a great time and enjoyed our drinks, and this is absolutely not a reflection on the server at all. This falls on management or ownership. Staffing only one employee the day after Christmas is something that really needs to be reevaluated. I genuinely felt bad for her.

This is a cool place to hangout. There is free street parking in downtown Vero. I ordered the chai…read moretea that is made in-house. It was good. They have baked goods and meals to order. You order at the counter and they call your name when it's ready. Friendly staff.

They have very good coffee and a quaint local feel. It has very nice seating area and an endless…read morevariety of various coffee

Back in the early 2000s, there was a local coffee shop I loved going to called The House of Joe…read more After closing due to the landlord "selling the building the coffee shop was in," The House of Joe never really reopened despite saying it found a new place. I missed those days of the local coffee shop, so when I find a new one, I must always check it out. Oceans Cafe, however, differs as it is a coffee shop located within a church (community). Ergo, it combines two things I love: coffee and God! I just had to check it out, and I am happy I did. It's worth the 30-minute trip south on I-95 to experience it. For starters, it should be stressed that Oceans Cafe's location is somewhat unique as it is located inside of Indian River Mall. That may sound like a red flag as the locals can tell you that the heyday of that mall is in the past with many of its stores closed, but it is still alive and kicking thanks to certain stores such as the AMC 20 and repurposing some of its space for other endeavors. One such endeavor is the westside of the mall being repurposed into Oceans Unite Christian Center, a large Christian church and community. Besides their church/assembly hall, they have a bookstore, radio station, playground, and even a children's center/daycare. One of those "community businesses" is their coffee shop, the Oceans Cafe. Access to the cafe is inside the mall as it has taken one of the store spaces in the Oceans Unite Christian Center part of the mall. I went with my friend Patrick and we have to say, it is a nice coffee house. It has all the decorative hallmarks of a divey coffee house back in the 2000s but with a Christ-centered flair. There are divey signs, numerous tables and chairs for congregation and hanging out, and a huge chalkboard wall that has blessings and prayers written in chalk. Ordering food is like the "cafeteria line" which most will recognized being utilized in Panera Bread. You make your orders, and if you can't get something pre-made or in the cold case, you'll get a number for staff to deliver your food to you. As for the food, the selection is extensive which includes breakfast, paninis, baked goods, salads, soups, and much more. Now here is the kicker, all the food and drinks are "pay it forward." This means you pay what you feel on your heart to pay. This is definitely good as there are people who may need a meal who can't afford such yet they still can get one. Many of the congregation, especially other Christ Followers who come, love to pay it forward. I myself paid more than the recommended, as provided via a conversion sheet by the staff, for my soup, sandwich, and smoothie. As for food, it is very good given the staff are volunteers from what I am told. Probably not the best of the best, but the cause is enough to satisfy your soul as well as your hunger. On a sidenote, the restrooms are part of the community church so they are well-maintained. Take note they are gender-neutral as I only saw two single-person restrooms and making them gender-neutral prevents a waiting line for one gender forming. I do not mind that. Ultimately, I am giving Oceans Cafe a four out of five stars which is the highest any indie business and/or restaurant can get on an initial visit. If in my subsequent visits they are consistent, I will give them their fifth star. EXTRA: Oceans Cafe is located in Indian River Mall so for the scavenger hunters out there like me, there are a large array of geocaches and Munzees to find. You might even find a painted rock too.

Great place. Peaceful ... friendly ... great food. Sort of a hidden gem in vero ... in the…read more'oceans'' area of the mall, by playground, but open to all.

Awesome and delicious coffee joint! Fun setting. Incredibly nice owner and delicious coffee.read more

I'm so happy this beautiful place came to Vero! It's absolutely gorgeous inside, perfect for a nice…read morebreakfast/brunch spot. All the food looks amazing, the breakfast sandwich I got was delicious, the Ferraro Roche cinnamon rolls is a must try and we also got a s'mores cinnamon rolls which was amazing! Their coffee was so good too. Definitely worth a visit or 10. The place was very clean and staff were friendly.