Great little spot in Sebastian Love the shrimp and grits for breakfast! Hot sauce for the total win.read more

I would say just meh about everything. Location service and food. Ordered scrambled eggs bacon…read moreand pancakes and an omelette with corned beef. Just okay. Food was just okay ambience is okay and service was okay. I had to ask for refills for my coffee and I asked for mustard and never got it. The eggs also did not come scrambled as ordered.

We waited almost 11/2 for two burgers and frys in a restaurant that was mostly empty. When it…read morefinally came the burgers were very over done and the Fry's were greasy and cold. We had to ask 3 times to get our drinks refilled. We're never going back.

Great new find! This place is owned and operated by a nice senior couple. They have great lunches…read moreand a great lunch special. The lunch special cost $5.95 and for that you get: A sandwich, salad or wrap, a cup of soup, a bag of chips, a lollipop and a drink. Their cup of soup is small but it is always wonderful. Homemade every day according to the owner. The atmosphere in pleasant. You place your order at the counter when you come in. Then help yourself to a cup of soup with two different soup choices. Find a seat and the drink and lunch are brought out to you. Very casual and friendly. Nothing fancy but very comfortable. I will make this place a regular.

Stopped in on a Saturday morning and immediately appreciated the Old Florida charm of this place…read more Country Ham N Egg has the kind of classic diner vibe I love--complete with a proper lunch counter, plenty of booths and tables, and even some outdoor seating. We were seated right away, and the service was spot on: quick, friendly, and never felt rushed. I usually judge a breakfast spot partly by their coffee, but I already had a fresh cup of homebrew in my Buc-ee's tumbler this time around and didn't want to waste it (Yes, I saw the "Absolutely no outside beverages" sign... and yes, I'll respect that on future visits. No one said a word, which I appreciated.) I did grab a giant glass of cranberry juice to go with my meal. I ordered the pork chop with two eggs over easy, grits, and an English muffin--and everything was cooked just right. The pork chop had perfect grill marks and was tender and flavorful. The eggs were exactly how I like them, and the grits... well, I can be a bit picky when it comes to grits, but these were spot on. Creamy, hot, and seasoned just right--hard to beat that. All in all, a great breakfast experience. Looking forward to coming back, and I'm curious to see what they've got on the lunch menu next time.

Stopped in the local breakfast hangout for a good meal after work. Ordered the chicken fried steak,…read morehome fries, eggs and toast. I ate the eggs and half the toast. That's it. Only 5 pieces of potato were fried, the rest seemed like cubes of pale baked potato. The "steak" was more like a breaded hamburger, and tasted like it was past it's sell-by date. I left everything else on the plate. The waitress never asked if there was anything wrong, and I could plainly see she saw what was left on my plate. Even when I went to pay no one asked how everything was, as is customary in the food service industry. This place is 3 miles from my house, but I'll drive the 25 miles to the closest Crakcer Barrel from now on.

Great spot to snag breakfast or a quick bite before heading to the beach. I've been to Sunnyside…read moreCafé a few times, but finally remembered to do a review. This last time I went with my family and we were stopping in for breakfast before we hit the road. I ordered an açaí bowl and a side of scrambled eggs. I'm not sure what it is that they do with their eggs, but I am obsessed with them! The açaí bowl was a standard açaí bowl it was tasty and exactly what I was looking for to start my day! One thing to remember is if you want hot sauce, I would bring some from your house because I believe their hot sauce is pretty watered down. I am sure I will be back the next time I am in the area!

Very good place for breakfast. Extensive menu. Well staffed. Friendly service. Typical cafe…read moreambience with booths,tables and a bar if you are dining alone. Some outside tables just off the parking lot.

Breakfast at Sunnyside Cafe in West Melbourne on 192 across the street from Crunch Fitness was…read moreabsolutely delicious! We ordered the half order of biscuits and gravy, the All American Breakfast with crispy hash browns and white toast, and the special of the day -- a French Toast Monte Cristo served with creamy grits topped with cheddar cheese. Everything came out fresh, hot, and full of flavor. The biscuits were soft and homemade tasting with rich sausage gravy, the hash browns were perfectly crispy, and the Monte Cristo was the perfect mix of sweet and savory. The cheesy grits were amazing and definitely worth ordering again. Great portions, friendly service, and a cozy breakfast atmosphere. This is definitely a spot worth trying!

Great place for breakfast very affordable. Very nice stuff…read more Definitely will be back Thank you

Stopped in for breakfast at around 9:30 on a Thursday and was surprised we had to wait for a table…read more After about 10 mins we were seated in a spacious booth. The interior of the diner is really cool - lots of tchotchkes, cars and the menus are old license plates. A guy at the next table over said that one of our menus was his old license plate. Really cool. The food was also really good. We had a couple of cinnamon rolls to start and they were super tasty, gooey and covered in pecans. They're a must-try in my book. I ordered the special Cadillac omelette - I believe it was tomato, provolone, sausage, onion and sun-dried tomato. Very very tasty. I wasn't expecting it to be that great because the omelettes are folded over the fillings instead of them being cooked in, but it was really good. Great service too. Highly recommended for a fun breakfast out.

Service was great food was good one of the best biscuits I have had in Florida place has a super…read morefun gas station vibe couldn't recommend it more if your in vero beach stop in it's worth it

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more Some of you know that I am often brought to historic downtowns and villages in hopes of "letterbox seeding" them. As I get close to concluding Historic Downtown Melbourne/Melbourne Main Street, I am moving both south to Sebastian Riverview Area and north to the Eau Gallie Art District. Today, I decided to further check out the Sebastian Riverview Area and it looks like I'll be getting more done here as I discover more "mom n' pop" shops. One of the restaurants in the area I've been to before is Cafe Latte da. Located on the northside of the Sebastian Riverview Area on the riverside of US-1 (across the street from The District), Cafe Latte da is a smallish shop ran by two women. It is a quaint coffee shop that looks like stepping into grandma's house, well, at least the view you'd think seen on classic television, especially on Lifetime. The women are very kind. Very friendly and admirable and I had such a nice conversation with them. As for the food, it was delicious for what they have. Definitely a place you want to support. Now for the overall criticism. As much as I like this place, I most stress critical points that may be a factor for other patrons. For starters, the two women seem to be the only ones running this place, so there is a layer of grime often associated with homes ran by older people. Each menu had a bit of stickiness to it. For me, not a problem. But I know it can be an issue for others. It is quite evident things need to be wiped down. You can especially see crumbs on certain displays. Next, the food menu is good, but can be limited given the limits they have. Take that as you may, but so far, everything they had served me was delicious which is the more important factor in my opinion. Ultimately, I am going to give an overall rating of three out of five stars. It is good to go here if you can be graceful on some things. But there are some, especially some of my friends who are germiphobes and get uppity if a restroom doesn't have a means to open the door without using your hands. Still, give these ladies and their coffee shop some love. They are pillars in expressing and progressing the community with all the local artists displaying their art, events, and activities they support. I truly hope someone can give them the assistance they need because this place is great, but I can sense there can be issues others might see, especially with certain priviledges we Americans have when it comes to eating out.,

Cute kitschy place filled with what appear to be regulars. Service was decent but my drink wasn't…read moregreat--my latte was milk heavy and I barely tasted any coffee. I don't think it's a place I would frequent, but it was nice to stop in once.

This always a great place for breakfast. The consistency among the franchise is pretty impressive…read more I had the biscuits and turkey sausage gravy (a healthier form). The biscuits were cooked to perfection. Max, our server was so very kind. He let my daughter create her own omelette which did not appear as an option on the menu. It is a tad loud, especially on a Sunday morning, prime time for eating breakfast out. Definitely a favorite for breakfast.

Not Worth The Price For What They Charge ~ $ 6.99 for a side of Million Dollar Bacon That My Friend…read moreAdded To Her French Toast; Consisted Of 4 slices of limp bacon dripping with so much syrup. The bacon should've been crisp and hot. Not worth it..at all! An upcharge of $1.99 to add Million Dollar Bacon To my $15 dollar breakfast? Opted For Real Maple Syrup (supposed to have been warm) an extra $1.99 for the "real stuff"? Sorry, at these prices real maple syrup should be part of the experience and not the fake corn syrup. Sub par experience for a $60.00 breakfast (included tip). I just don't see what the attraction is for an overpriced and underwhelming breakfast. I'd Rather Have A McDonald's Egg McMuffin And Save Myself $55.00 dollars.