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    Pacific Kava Bar

    5.0 (4 reviews)

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    5 hours ago

    awesome place to chill and study. great menu selection, friendly staff, and I love that it's open late.

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    Wonderfully comfortable environment for reading, studying and/or conversations. Great coffee and treats.

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    Echo Coffee

    Echo Coffee

    4.7
    (19 reviews)
    2.5 mi
    Not-for-profit
    Free parking

    Before this trip, I asked a local one simple question: "Where should I get coffee in Pensacola?"…read moreWithout hesitation, they answered, Echo Coffee. I walked in knowing absolutely nothing about it, and by the time I left, I completely understood why it's a local favorite. Echo Coffee is connected to Echo Church, and while it's very much a coffee shop, there's something different about the atmosphere that sets it apart. From the moment you walk through the doors, the entire space feels warm, peaceful, and genuinely inviting. The décor is beautifully done--comfortable without trying too hard, modern yet cozy. The best way I can describe it is that it almost feels like the world changes from normal daylight to the warm glow of an amber sunset. It's a place that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. I ordered an iced latte and a scone. The latte was excellent. It stayed rich and flavorful from the first sip to the last without becoming watered down by the ice, which says a lot about the quality of the coffee. But the real surprise was the scone. It was, without question, the best scone I've ever had. Moist, buttery, perfectly warmed, and absolutely delicious. I'll gladly come back just for that. Even though the café was packed, the staff never seemed rushed. Everyone I interacted with was kind, welcoming, and genuinely interested in making people feel at home. They even took the time to strike up a conversation while the shop was busy. It didn't feel like customer service--it felt like hospitality. What stood out most wasn't just the coffee or the food. It was the culture. Whether it's because of their connection to the church or simply the people they've brought together, there's a spirit of kindness and community here that's hard to manufacture. You can feel that this place exists for something bigger than simply selling coffee, and it naturally overflows into every interaction. Echo Coffee isn't just another coffee stop--it's a place people gather. It's easy to see why the locals recommended it immediately, and it's easy to see why it has such a loyal following. This is now a mandatory stop every time I'm in Pensacola. If you're passing through, do yourself a favor and make the stop. You won't just leave with great coffee--you'll leave understanding why this little gem has become such an important part of the community.

    Cold brew was disappointing, very sour taste. Only two sugar free syrup options, vanilla or…read morecaramel. Paid $6 for a 12oz cold brew and couldn't taste the flavored syrup over the sourness of the cold brew. Sad :( It's a trendy spot with the cute round cups, but the coffee is average at best.

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    Every place in their shop is a photo shoot ready to happen
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    End of the Line Cafe

    End of the Line Cafe

    4.5
    (424 reviews)
    0.8 mi
    $$

    Amazing Vegan Restaurant! I've been here several times and…read moretried a bunch of different items, everything I've had so far has been fantastic (with a couple personal notes). * Hummus & Pita Plate - 10/10 Best hummus ever! The veggies are super fresh, and the warm pita is my favorite menu item. * Bacon Avocado Club - 10/10 Hearty, flavorful, and seriously satisfying. * Lion's Mane Chimichurri Sandwich - 5/10 Flavor was great, but the mushroom texture was too chewy for me. * Sriracha Mac & Cheese - 10/10 Absolutely addicting. * Knuckle Sandwich - 8/10 Tasty, but not as filling as the club sandwich. Even my non-vegan friends love this place! Delicious food, good vibes, and a super friendly staff. Definitely recommend checking it out!

    Additional note I didn't add it was extremely slow during peak hours. There was only one table…read morebeing used and even they seemed disappointed/ bored. Probably by the food and service. Not surprising though considering the lackluster lazy service on top of the horrible garbage food. Just because you get vegan food doesn't mean you want to eat flavorless, overly salty or oily food that tastes like ash. If you prefer to use words like rancid, inedible, unsalvageable, carbonized or say tastes like ash, it's beyond redemption/saving, tastes or has a charcoal bitter aftertaste, rubbery and charred, extremely oily or extremely salty for "good food" and like lacksadaisical customer service then you should go here.

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    Seating area
    Oyster Mushroom Gyro and Red Bean Stew
    Oyster Mushroom Gyro and Red Bean Stew
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    Fosko Coffee Barre

    Fosko Coffee Barre

    4.2
    (429 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    Brilliant concept for the Java lovers and liquor imbibers alike…read more The interior is luxe by Pensacola standards. Large overstuffed pin cushion leather sofas. Coffered ceilings. Exposed, real old brick that's from god knows when. Lots of copper old fashion coffee roasters. Bespoke bar. I dig the vibe and haven't even tried the patio yet. The Irish latte was delish. The whipped baileys cream on top delightful. My husband had the French 75 which was mildly citrus in such a pleasant way. Zero burn or bitterness for a straight black coffee beverage which impressed me! We had an omelette and the blueberry muffin. Omelette was tasty, fresh, hot and had ample cheese and ham. I liked the Dijon topped on. The muffin was really extra. It was large and it was covered in coffee cake sugar kind of crumble. Really big, generous serving of blueberries. It was super moist. Hate to add to the hype of this place because I admit, theres already a line out the door, but I only just recently discovered it after being here nearly a year. It's a wonderful Find and I'm already planning to make it one of my regular stops.

    I went there this morning and it was amazing the service was amazing! However the star of the show…read morewas the food I got the Carmel frappe and it was so so good but it was sweet I really do like sweet and I got a the strawberry crepe with whipped cream and it was amazing it was moist and very filling the strawberries were very fresh my sister got the s'more's crepe I didn't taste it but she said it was bus and my aunt liked it too. The interior was so nice it had many comfy couches in the first area but the had a long dining table it was so cute inside. The only thing I didn't like about my food is that it had the whip cream on it and not inside it but it was amazing and I would get it again

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    Front counter
    Whole Mess'a Crepes, Chorizo Omelette, Caprese Omelette & Berry Blintz Crepes
    Whole Mess'a Crepes, Chorizo Omelette, Caprese Omelette & Berry Blintz Crepes
    Maple brown sugar late

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    Lamonte Gelato

    Lamonte Gelato

    4.9
    (53 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    If ya know, ya know. Gelato is ice cream's older brother, maybe a little more accomplished and…read morerefined, appeals to the ladies, and generally just does most everything with that extra panache. The flavors are sharper & the milkfat is lower and it's a rather fantastic experience. Lamonte shares space in the historic Sacred Heart Hospital building and there is ample space in or out at which you can enjoy your treats. This small business has won 'Best on the Coast' awards and you can absolutely see why! Gelato is almost fluffy, it seems creamier without the cream, and the combinations can seem endless. They even have a variety that is Olive Oil & Fig, which was sampled by a member of our party and deemed fantastic. Our shared cup of Salted Caramel & Double Chocolate did not last long, and when served with a waffle cone wafer, it made for the perfect union. A small cup, in which you can mix up to two flavors, runs you $5.50, and the larger cup will run you $6.50, making it super-affordable for this artisanal approach to a wonderful delight. Lamonte even puts together a fabulous coffee/drink menu, so there is just about something for any time of day. Pro tip: try an Affogato, a delight of espresso over vanilla gelato. The staff is friendly and certainly willing to suggest something for gelato rookies, and you can see why this brand is exceptionally proud of its product.

    Good gelato! but it's nothing really to write home about. It's not the most amazing gelato but it's…read morestill really good compared to other places i've been.

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    Inside the halls of old Sacred Heart Hospital
    Inside the halls of old Sacred Heart Hospital
    Front entrance on De Soto Street
    Front entrance on De Soto Street
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