Best coffee in Palatka. The service is quick and the atmosphere is relaxing. Parking may be a…read morelittle difficult because of lack of space in the shopping strip.

This little coffee shop is an absolute gem. I stopped in this morning, only planning to purchase a…read moresmall iced chai. I ended up leaving with a Tiramisu flavored chai, a cinnamon roll, a croissant breakfast sandwich, and a ham and cheese scone. Everything was perfection. Service was excellent, and very fast. I only wish I'd gotten a bigger drink.

I came here to meet a friend for lunch/breakfast. If you come here at peak times, parking can be a…read morebit problematic and if you're not a whiz when parallel parking...you may have to circle the block a few times. The exterior is clean and simple. When you walk in, it's clean, simple, and a bit Chip and Joanna-esque, which I love. I was quickly greeted and told I could sit anywhere. I was given a menu and their drink menu. After being off coffee for a week, I saw that they make their own coffee syrups, so I got an iced decaf almond milk latte with their salted caramel syrup. While I waited, I looked over the menu. I really wanted to try the french toast or the waffle, but opted for the bacon, egg, and cheese on a croissant and cup of their cheese grits. The latte came out quickly and tasted exquisite. Sometimes you get decaf and it tastes watery, but not this latte. My friend ordered a salad with grilled chicken on top. Everythign came out quickly. The first thing I noticed were the cheese grits. They were delicious. Rich, creamy, and flavorful. Get them. The bacon egg and cheese on a croissant was also really good. They sell coffee at their shop to bring home.

After a visit to Ravine Gardens State Park in Palatka, my wife and I decided to head out to The…read moreMagnolia for lunch after my wife researched it. It was just after noon on a Friday when we arrived and there was a 10-minute wait for a table. Upon being seated, we were presented the menu. We both considered ordering the Reuben Sandwich but I opted instead for the Club Sandwich on Ciabatta (as recommended by our server) and a side of Seafood Chowder. We both just ordered water with a slice of lemon to drink. Our server eventually came back with my wife's Reuben sandwich served with a bag of chips and she also had my cup of chowder, commenting how the club sandwich will be served shortly. My wife liked her Reuben, with tender meat and sharp sauerkraut. She also liked how the rye bread held up to the strong flavors. My chowder was equally good but it wasn't served with crackers. We waited a while for our server to return so I could ask for some crackers but she went ghost on us. Finally, more than 10 minutes after my wife was served her sandwich, a gentleman, who we can only assume was the manager, came over to ask if I've been served my club sandwich. Of course I pointed to a clean table to indicate no sighting of my sandwich and I also asked for some crackers. A few minutes later, the same man came back with some crackers and apologized for a mix up in the back. That's when I told them to forget the club sandwich so we can be on our way. To the manager's credit, he had the club sandwich boxed up and gave it to me free of charge. He was very apologetic. I was still a bit miffed and thought about leaving the sandwich there but my wife convinced me otherwise. Needless to say, service wasn't at the forefront during that dining experience. Despite the service mix up, however, I was still inclined to give this place 4 stars for the taste and quality of the food. The staff can have some inconsistencies and I tend to believe that's not the norm for this establishment which has earned high marks on Yelp.

Found this spot while walking along the St. Johns River and it was such a great surprise. It's…read morelocated inside the River Center, which was actually really cool to explore too -- and it was still easy to find. We ordered the Toffee Crush specialty latte as well as the Dubai Chocolate latte and both were really good. They also have merch, coffee beans, and local honey for sale. I didn't try the baked goods this time, but they had breakfast items available and everything looked great. Such a wonderful stop for coffee, especially if you're already walking or sightseeing along the river. I'd absolutely come back.

I stay at the Hampton Inn that's across the street from Palatka Coffee when visiting my parents…read more I've seen Palatka coffee on my prior stays, but for some unknown reason I elected hotel coffee and breakfast over Palatka coffee. Well, up front......that was stupid and short sighted of me. Today was my first time visiting Palatka Coffee and I'm impressed. I will not repeat my oversights of the past!!!! Fast friendly service. Small unpretentious store front offering really good coffee and tea options with a selection of really tasty made to order as well as grab-n-go breakfast sandwiches along with some baked goods. I think I've found my Palatka Coffee shop...... Give it a try.... I'll be back.

I knew something was off the moment I walked in. The left side of the restaurant was in shambles,…read morethere was no bakery section, and the people working looked surprised to see customer. I was their only customer, and it was lunch time. I probably should have left but took a chance. The lady working was very nice, and made my food quickly. I got what I ordered, but the turkey was literally deli meat and not the quality kind. The wrap was bland, cold, and the whole thing looked pretty sad. The special on the sign said TNT special, which is a turkey wrap. I was quoted 12.95 even though the menu said 9.95. I took the chance, ordered it with a bag of chips and an unsweetened tea. I tipped as well. I was hoping to see what were in the photos posted, which was a warm friendly place with good food. Unfortunately that wasn't my experience. I could excuse the atmosphere if my food was great, but my meal wasn't worth but maybe $5, and certainly not the $12.95 I paid. That being said, the lady who took my order and made my food was very friendly.

I was looking for a pastry shop in Palatka, FL. I googled and found the cutest shop. I was looking…read morefor pastries that were homemade and I pleased to say the blueberry muffins were pretty and tasty. The service was great. The ambiance was SOOO cute. Eating available outside in a cute courtyard.

I enjoyed the bowl for sure!! Hot creamy and fulfilling too. The coffee was good a little too sweet…read moreand would prefer an extra shot for stronger flavor. I signed up in the app before coming and received a free drink. Customer service was friendly and pleasant.

Please start keeping your fruit in stock. Every time i come in yall are out of everything. And keep…read morethe menu updated. Dont leave stuff on the menu if you cant actually make it

Awesome little spot, with many hidden jems. Stuff you don't exactly see everyday, lots of…read morecollectibles and eats that were very unique. I loved the every changing fridges, I felt like I went back in time to the era before me, it was rad! The woman inside was friendly she said hello, as we just browsed. I didn't purchase anything, but it's definitely a spot to go check out.

Lovely bright spot in downtown Palatka! Vintage to artistic to gourmet-this place has it all!…read more Bought some delicious Florida roasted coffee! And Datil pepper sauce!

How can 4 people be working waiting in only two customers and so spaced out they can't function. We…read moreordered loaded hash browns and the guy could not squeeze the sauce out so kept leaving it and working on other orders (at a snails pace). I've never experienced anything like it! The music was so loud they couldn't hear the orders. Another girl Comes from the back and grabs her head and says "there's so much going on" - while the guy on the hot prep area continues to rub his nose. He then asks if we ordered sandwiches - we said "no, the hash browns" he then proceeded to try to squeeE the sauce out again and then too it to the back. Just very sketchy and odd and he was buggin out. Worst Dunkin Experience EVER!

Our munchkins were stale, ordered 10 munchkins. 5 glazed 5 chocolate. Got handed assorted munchkins…read moreand only 7??? In a ripped bag? Wild.

Ed's donuts are the best donuts in town! Fresh, scrumptious, and worth every calorie. And the…read morepeople who work there are friendly and kind-hearted. Love this place!

Ed and his family do a great job making great donuts!!! Also offering kolachis(pigs n a blanket),…read morebiscuits n gravy and other items. Can't beat the donut holes nor their price!!! It's a drive thru only but outside looks clean and neat and must reflect as well on the inside. Get in early if looking for a "special" donut tho, they run out fast. Best buttercream donut I've ever had, and I am old, but sadly, can't get them to make enough of em and sometimes need to substitute, but hey, any Ed's donut is a great donut!!! Give am a chance, you will be back as Terminator would say!!!

I am a long-time customer and fan of Dunkin'. In fact, I have been coming to Dunkin' as far back as…read morewhen they were called Dunkin' Donuts, lol. Regardless of what you want to call this iconic business, you really cannot go wrong. Dunkin' has grown considerably since Bill Rosenberg opened the first location in Quincy, Massachusetts back in 1950. The company has since expanded to somewhere around thirteen thousand locations in over forty countries. I would say that Dunkin' is best known for their donuts (though if you would like, you can spell it doughnuts) and coffee, though my go-to here is neither. My usual order at a Dunkin' is probably their bagels with cream cheese. While I would never say that Dunkin' has the best bagels with cream cheese (I grew up in New Jersey and I know great bagels), they are pretty good, especially when you consider that the bagels are coming from a global chain. I have often used Dunkin' (or if you prefer, Dunkin' Donuts) as a co-conspirator in bringing a culinary bribe of coffee and donuts to early morning meetings. There is nothing like some coffee and donuts to help inspire a bit more attention and maybe the wisp of a smile upon the tired faces of the various teams that I am meeting with. The ambiance is what you would expect from a Dunkin' (or if you prefer, Dunkin' Donuts). Whatever you choose to go with, you cannot go wrong with anything that you order at Dunkin'. Overall, I will give this location five stars and they definitely have my recommendation.

This Dunkin is the nicer of the two in the area with a way more spacious parking lot, cleaner and…read morebright seating area and amply staffed. Its location is right on the corner of the road leading in and out of town so it gets pretty busy. They keep things moving efficiently, however. I came with my family for a quick breakfast before heading out on a Saturday morning. Around 8, there was a huge drive thru line but the wait inside wasn't long. Very clean seating area and restrooms. Service was friendly although they didn't hear one item of our order and we had to go back up and re-order. That happens... Even if you're on the other end of town, it's worth making the drive to this location and enjoy the bright and spacious interior, quick service and efficient location.

Best fish EVER!! Restaurant is small but the service and food are huge. We were traveling but…read moreplsn a stop whenever we are are in the area.

It looks like a small mom and pop diner. and I absolutely love it. The service was excellent within…read moreone minute of me being in the building. They asked me if I would like to be seated or if I wanted to go order. I've said this many times I absolutely love French toast, and I always judge it based upon whether or not it needs syrup. I ordered the French toast with one egg and the smoked sausage. The egg was your standard egg nothing special. The smoked sausage link was a sausage that I have never tasted it before, but it was good very flavorful and was not fatty at all. And now the king of the show or queen depending on who you're talking to... the French toast. I will say that the French toast was good however to me it tasted more like when you get a slice of bread at home, put butter on it with cinnamon and sugar and you put it in the oven on broil and let it toast a bit. It WAS delicious. The bread was delicious, but it did not taste like your typical French toast to me however, I would go back and order it again. They also had some really huge cinnamon rolls in there. I did not get one of those, but they were quite literally about the size of a person's plate. All in all I definitely would visit the diner again I could go without the egg, but the French toast and sausage definitely would have.