Love playa bowls for a taste of summer. You can't go wrong with the Nutella. I substitute the…read morebananas for pineapple. It's always chill vibes and wonderfully sourced ingredients. This location couldn't be better! Service was quick.

Playa Bowls is the perfect place for a fresh, healthy, and delicious treat. The bowls are packed…read morewith fresh fruit, generous toppings, and great flavor in every bite. Everything tasted fresh, and the portions were satisfying. The atmosphere is bright, fun, and welcoming, and the staff was friendly and efficient.

Formula Fresh was a great find! We ordered two Blue Açaí Bowls, and they were huge. Coming from…read moreHawaii, we're used to much smaller açaí bowls, so these were a pleasant surprise. The açaí blend was deliciousnot overly sweet and, unlike some places, it didn't have apple mixed in, which let the true açaí flavor stand out. The young woman working there was incredibly kind, welcoming, and friendly, making the experience even better. We also ordered two tuna sandwiches to go. Altogether, we spent about $75 for the two bowls and two sandwiches. The café has a cozy atmosphere, great food, and excellent service. We'd definitely come back!

For starters a large is SUPER LARGE. Don't let the sizing fool you. A small would've been just fine…read morefor me. Definitely a go to for when it's a hot day as the bowls are icy cold and soft like a sorbet. The little 'fresh bar' is super cute with chairs and couches. In the fridges they have to go deserts, drinks, super food items, and other things. The one girl was working hard on her own but held it down well. I definitely recommend going here if you want something light, cold, and simply sweet!

Location is beautiful. I love the outdoor space and the play area for kids to play in. However, a…read morekids smoothie is 9 dollars lol. The description states Whole Foods are used, however, the smoothie did not really taste like strawberries or banana. Pricey but refreshing. I may return and try the food.

10/10. The most quaint and amazing breakfast/coffee spot. Tons of outdoor seating and an area for…read morekids to play. A little pricey but expected with a farm to table vibe. Service was solid, long lines, get there early.

Get here early, the line was forming 15 minutes before opening. The dining area is small, but adds…read moreto its ambiance. They could likely fill this place if it was bigger but it would lose some character. The food was delicious! Cooked fresh and served hot.

Salty was such a cute little coffee shop right on the water, and the location alone makes it worth…read morestopping by. The atmosphere was relaxing, and it was a great place to enjoy a coffee while taking in the view. I ordered the Banana Shakarato, and it was absolutely amazing! It was refreshing, flavorful, and definitely something I'd order again. Even though we waited in line for about 15-20 minutes, it moved steadily, and once we ordered, the service was fast and everyone was very friendly. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is the wait, but overall I really enjoyed my visit. If you're in Panama City Beach and looking for a unique coffee spot with a beautiful waterfront setting, Salty is definitely worth checking out!

Loved this coffee and breakfast spot! Great location and ambiance. Service was subpar,…read moreautomatically add a 15% tip which is kind of annoying. Highly recommend the coffee and spot, just be prepared to pay for it

This was a pretty good coffee shop. Both the coffee and pastries were very good. I would definitely…read morecome back here. The service and ambiance here was pretty good. The inside and outside were very clean. The only downside to this place was it was kind of slow. Overall, good coffee shop and I recommend it.

Service was friendly…read more Vacation spot prices but not even grocery store coffee shop quality. Over baked or over mixed flan... the flan had a rubbery consistency instead of a silky smooth custard. It tasted fine. Coffee was overpriced full of ice and weak. Tea was over-sugared.

Honestly, the place is really nice. I loved the concept and the vision behind it. It's a fairly new…read moreVenezuelan bakery and restaurant, and it reminded me a lot of the bakeries I grew up going to in Caracas, which is something I definitely miss living in the U.S. The service was good overall, but the place was packed when I visited, probably because it was Memorial Day weekend. They seemed a little overwhelmed by the amount of people coming in. There were a couple of times when we had to ask for things more than once because it was hard to get someone's attention, but it honestly felt more like they were stretched thin than being inattentive. One thing I noticed is that the menu is huge. They have everything from bakery items and breakfast to lunch, coffee, smoothies, full birthday cakes, and a lot more. Personally, I think they may have tried to do too much right out of the gate, and a smaller menu at the beginning might have made things run a little smoother while they get established. The arepas were taking quite a while, but I want to give credit where it's due. The woman making the arepas actually came out and explained that they had experienced a power issue earlier, which was causing delays. I really appreciated that instead of just leaving customers wondering what was happening. The only thing that genuinely confused me was ordering an arepa pelúa and being told it didn't come with cheese. As a Venezuelan, that caught me off guard since a traditional pelúa is shredded beef and cheese. Mine ended up coming with just the shredded beef. Maybe it's their own version of it, but I think calling it a shredded beef arepa would have been a little less confusing. The bakery items were good. Not the most amazing Venezuelan bakery I've ever had, but definitely enjoyable and enough to cure a little homesickness. The coffee was actually one of my favorite parts because it really reminded me of the coffee you get back home in Venezuela. Overall, if you're in the Santa Rosa Beach or 30A area, I think it's worth checking out. There aren't many Latin food options around there, and you can tell there's a lot of effort and passion behind what they're building. Spanish: La verdad, el lugar está súper lindo. Me encantó el concepto y la visión que tienen. Es una panadería/restaurante relativamente nuevo y me recordó muchísimo a las panaderías de Caracas, algo que de verdad se extraña cuando vives fuera. La atención fue buena en general, aunque había muchísima gente cuando fui, probablemente por el fin de semana de Memorial Day. Creo que estaban un poco sobrepasados por la cantidad de clientes. Hubo un par de veces que tuvimos que pedir algunas cosas más de una vez porque simplemente era difícil llamar la atención de alguien, pero se notaba que estaban haciendo lo posible por atender a todo el mundo. Algo que me llamó la atención es que el menú es enorme. Tienen de todo: panadería, desayunos, almuerzos, cafés, smoothies, tortas completas para cumpleaños y mucho más. Personalmente creo que intentaron abarcar demasiadas cosas desde el principio y quizás un menú un poco más reducido les habría ayudado a operar de forma más fluida mientras arrancaban. Las arepas estaban tardando bastante, pero quiero destacar algo que me pareció un muy buen detalle. La señora que estaba preparando las arepas salió a explicar personalmente que habían tenido problemas eléctricos y por eso todo estaba tomando más tiempo de lo normal. Ese tipo de transparencia siempre se agradece. Lo único que me dejó un poco confundido fue que pedí una arepa pelúa y me dijeron que no llevaba queso. Como venezolano me sorprendió porque tradicionalmente una pelúa lleva carne mechada y queso amarillo rallado. Al final me la dieron solamente con carne mechada. No sé si es una adaptación propia del restaurante, pero quizás habría sido más claro llamarla simplemente arepa de carne mechada. La panadería estaba rica. No diría que fue la mejor que he probado, pero sí estaba buena y definitivamente me quitó un poco la nostalgia. Los cafés me gustaron muchísimo porque tienen ese sabor que me recordó bastante a los cafés de Venezuela. En general, si estás por Santa Rosa Beach o por la zona de 30A, creo que vale la pena visitarlo. No hay demasiadas opciones latinas por esa área y se nota que están poniendo mucho esfuerzo y corazón en el proyecto.

Fonville is good. I always enjoy their décor, the service and the over all atmosphere…read more I, however, don't love their coffee or matcha. It think it's all ok. Average flavors. Not a place I'll visit for just coffee nor an area I feel they stand out in. I do enjoy their fries and rotisserie chicken flatbread- it comes highly recommended by the staff as well. Location wise, chefs kiss. I love stopping in after a walk down Aly's beach.

We came in for lunch and had a decent experience. The market is really cute with fun goodies and a…read morecounter to order food at. The service was efficient but cold. No one smiled and everyone was quick to turn away. One employee shoved past us and didn't acknowledge that they hit us. The restaurant was so hot, we ended up eating outside, which was nice. For my meal, I had the turkey bacon club and a side of fries. The sandwich was large, but dry. The marinated tomatoes were delicious though. The fries were nice, but a bit cold. The salads were our favorite items. We did see Thomas Rhett there haha. This is a fun stop for a quick lunch.

You know when you're rushing to make breakfast at home and it comes out just kind of okay....i…read moreordered the breakfast omelette and it felt very boring. No seasoning. Like not even salt? All the veggies were raw. Maybe sauté them? Idk spending $18 on something sooo boring felt silly. The crepe batter was really nice I think if you're just getting a sweet crepe it would probably be fine. Just go somewhere else for savory!!

Yummy crepe. Quick service. Employee was very polite. Got the Nutella strawberry crepe.read more