Our first restaurant stop after arriving in New Smyrna and we plan to make that a tradition…read more Food is fabulous, service is personable and the vibe of the place is pleasant and calming. Meeting the owner Jim is a bonus that I can highly recommend, and it became obvious that his spirit engulfs the place AA++

I could not recommend this restaurant more! The Mimosas are literal perfection and the staff is…read moreamazing. Everything we have had food wise has been amazing. Headed there for our 3rd time in a week while on vacation

What an awesome gem, hiding away in Edgewater! Wonderful food, amazing coffee, great atmosphere,…read moreand way cool people, make this a spot I will definitely return to. On a somewhat related note, we rode our bikes 17.5 miles, coming from a trailhead east of Osteen. Absolutely, worth the trip.

NSB really needed a good NY bagel place. Several people have tried but the bagels were not good,…read morethey didn't know what lox was. Mario, the owner gets his bagels from NYC and he gives healthy ( large) portions. Breakfast sandwiches and smoothies, Salads, burgers and a lot more. They serve locally own Island Roaster Coffee . They are very friendly! Great addition for NSB!

This little cafe is worth the wait. When we got there they were a little busy, but the food was…read moreamazing. I got a Filipino breakfast, and the garlic rice was delish. My husband got the biscoff waffle and that also didn't disappoint. The establishment itself is super cute and esthetically pleasing.

I was super excited to hear about this cafe while on vacation, because i am a huge ube fan and seek…read moreit out everywhere I go. I opted for an ube latte (duh), and the Ube Berry Bliss waffle. My husband got a breakfast platter and a pistachio latte. I saw the ube they used to put in the lattes, and I've seen it at my local international market before. My latte wasn't that great, honestly a bit disappointing. My husband said his latte was very subtle and was just okay. He wasn't a huge fan of his breakfast platter, but my waffle was really good! I don't really like blueberries, though. The menu advertised it as multiple types of berries, but oh well. The cafe was very small and super warm inside, but we sat near the television and it was a bit cooler over there. The tv was playing the same short piano song on loop the entire time we were there - it was awful.

Best biscuits around and I don't even eat biscuits but I will eat them here. Hard to describe the…read morevibe but very comfortable and welcoming. Great place to enjoy a coffee and conversation or do some work. Relaxing...

One of my favorite go-to spots for coffee. The atmosphere is perfect. Whether you're meeting up…read morewith friends, having a one-on-one, or just looking for a chill place to relax. It's also a good choice for getting some work or studying done. The coffee is consistently smooth and delicious. They offer a nice selection of food and baked goods too. Highly recommend the chocolate cake--it's a must-try!

**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.

The space is small and crowded, half the drinks in the dispenser did not work and the drink cooler…read morewas fairly empty. We ordered the Margherita pizza and it was frustratingly good (we were starving) but there were no tomatoes or basil on. Bathroom access had no door knob on the entrance, it was broke off so you had to open door with the broken pieces that were left. Staff was really friendly though and if I was getting food on the go to keep walking down Flagler it would be alright

Honestly the BEST LOBSTER I've ever had in my life and my mom all the way from Ohio came to try it…read moreand fell in love with the place. Really fresh food, amazing service employees were super friendly, and the ambiance of the place is spectacular! Can sit outside and watch the town!

Coffee spot on Flagler... limited but varied menu bengals, muffins, long lines in the morning…read morebefore 10am.