The staff are pleasant and the atmosphere was friendly. Nice to work or sit and chat. Drink was…read moreexcellent. Had the Nice Bluebs and Cortado - very tasty.

My coffee was absolutely yummy. Really enjoyed. I like the space and there's plenty of room if you…read moreare looking to work from there. The coffee menu was a bit small. I want to go back and try the food.

Great atmosphere with terrific food and drinks. The back patio is great on cooler days…read more Definitely a must stop location in this area!

Vibes and service- 10/10. Everyone was so sweet and kind…read more Building- this place looks small from the outside, but it's actually huge and so cute inside! We had book club here and never felt like we were crammed next to anyone. Food- I had the avocado toast and it was delish! A friend had the burrito and liked it. Love that they have a water station. Coffee itself- I wasn't impressed. They have iced coffees but it's just iced coffee with a splash of syrup. It was okay but I wouldn't be running back to this place for coffee alone. I tried a couple sips of others drinks and still wasn't impressed. I still think it's a great place to visit and we had a good time!

Cute and delicious with GF Pastry options! Honestly great…read morecoffee. Not bitter or overly sweet for that matter. We had iced caramel latte and something w toffee flavor too Def will go back

Round Bird Coffee Shop -- After Thoughts…read more Continuing my "JAX COFFEE CRAWL 2025" -- Stop 8 of 10! A familiar spot for any JAX Beach runner -- myself included! Upon entry, the shop remains as inviting as ever. The decor is simple yet clean, offering a crisp, open layout perfect for studying, professional or casual meetings, or just relaxing with your favorite cup of Java. Selection: Caramel Banana Latte (Hot, 12oz -- served in the next size up with oat milk) This drink greeted me with a bold banana-forward flavor accented by smooth caramel tones. The banana syrup gives it a more "grown-up" twist that may not suit everyone's taste, but it definitely makes an impression. While enjoyable, it's not one I'd personally order again -- though still well-crafted. I've visited Round Bird many times and always appreciate their creative coffee offerings and extensive menu of unique flavor combinations. There's no shortage of tempting sweet treats, though I skipped them this round. Rating: or 4 (4 out of 5) Verdict: A well-loved JAX Beach staple -- creative, consistent, and always worth a visit! 10-19-2025

Cute coffee shop with plenty of seasonal options! I tried a summer special half sweet (at the…read morebaristas recommendation), with oat milk (they were out of almond). The latter was okay, it still leaned very sweet and was milkier than i prefer, but I'm sure it's just how some people like it.

Jacksonville Coffee Company -- After Thoughts Continuing my…read more"JAX COFFEE CRAWL 2025" -- Stop 3 of 10! Upon entry, place is always clean & inviting. Staff was welcoming! Selection: Banana Bread Latte (Hot, 16oz with oat milk) If banana bread ever took liquid form--this is it! From the first whiff to the final sip, the aroma and flavor perfectly capture that warm, baked goodness. The oat milk adds a creamy depth that complements the banana notes beautifully. I'm usually a 12oz Java connoisseur, but this time I went 16... and still left wanting more! Final Sip: JAX Coffee Company has brewed up lasting memories and easily earns a spot on my "must-return" list. A true MUST TRY for any coffee lover in Jacksonville! .5 (4.5 of 5)

Five Stars - A Total Gem! ​Even short-staffed, the owner…read moregave us a huge, warm welcome and top-tier service! The vibe is incredible--great music, amazing food, and the coffee, smoothies, and desserts are to die for. ​We actually did a "no-phones family session" while we waited, and it was the perfect spot for it. Such a wonderful surprise--we will absolutely be back!

With the limited food options around the Regency area, it can be tough -- especially when you're…read moretrying to eat healthy and avoid fast food. Café Veneto is such a hidden gem. It's a cute, small, family-owned restaurant with so many great options on the menu. I came in today and it was quiet -- which was perfect for me -- but I would absolutely love to see this place booming with people because it truly deserves it. I ordered the chicken caprese omelette, and let me just say... it was one of the best things I've eaten -- and I've dined at a handful of Michelin restaurants. You can literally taste the love that goes into each dish. I'm not sure of the owner's name, but she is so sweet, clearly hardworking, and an amazing cook. I'm truly grateful this café is near my job and offers such delicious, healthy options. Highly recommend supporting this wonderful local spot!

Met a friend for coffee here. At first we wondered about going in because there's also a pharmacy…read moreat this location and we weren't sure what to think. We went in and had a pleasant conversation with one of the baristas. She explained that it was a shared space with the coffee shop, pharmacy, and even a nurse practitioner. The place has a great comfortable look to it with a couple couches, some comfy chairs and table and chairs. After getting our drinks we sat and chatted for a couple hours. It was just that comfy! My Cortado was wonderful! It's how I prefer to try a new place because that way I can really compare beans. This was a smooth roast with more of a chocolate overtone than fruity. I really liked it! Thank you too to both baristas! Knowledgeable, kind and friendly.

I luv going here! This is a great coffee and boba shop. The staff is amazing and the…read morecoffee/espresso is good quality, not like most coffee shops where the espresso tastes bitter or over roasted. My favorite is the dark chocolate mocha and the strawberry match.

Stepped in here with my friend for a good cup of tea and was immediately impressed. The atmosphere…read moreis phenomenal and the decor is delightful. When you walk in the owner is often the one to great you, the cash register to the left of the entrance, and a lovely assortment of trinkets to the right. The food itself was nice and light. I enjoyed the Knafeh. We also got an assortment of drinks. My personal favorite was the Salep (like a more savory creamier hot chocolate, hold the chocolate). The masala chai was a decent price for a pot and had a delightful flavor, I've since taken multiple people and a variety of different pallettes enjoy the flavor. This is a great date spot, but also low key enough to just enjoy if you want a place to relax, there's a small bookshelf if you wanted to un plug and read while you enjoy your tea. Ps. The owner is a professional guitarist, my friend who is also a professional musician has a wonderful time chatting with him about their shared passions.

My fiancé chose this place for a random date and I was really glad he did. From the photos from…read moreothers on Yelp it looked like a place to unwind and relax so I couldn't wait. The photos didn't lie. This place is nicely tucked away from the Atlantic and San Pablo craziness. Walking in I felt transported to another country. As cliche as that sounds I don't have any other way to describe it. I love the items imported straight from Turkey for sale (the staff are true salespeople as they really wanted me to purchase something. They were beautiful but I didn't see anything that I HAD to have). In the back. the wisteria hanging from the ceiling and the middle eastern sofa for lounging and maybe for some snacks and hookah made it seem so cozy. I loved all the decor. The first thing we got was the Turkish Coffee that was heated in hot sand. The guy serving us, I wasn't sure if he was the owner or not was really great. He warned us not to ingest the coffee grind/powder/sludge on the bottom but that we'd really enjoy the taste. That was perhaps the best tasting coffee I've ever had not to mention it was nuclear hot. We got the Charcuterie for 2 which had lebna or lebneh, cheddar, gyro meat which I thought was shawarma but it wasn't, grape leaves, hummus, fruits and crackers with a side of honey and pita bread slices. I don't remember having lebna before but I loved it. There were some extras we got like the mozzarella balls, the ful medames, olives, and I believe some kind of date cakes. Trust me. We were good after eating all of this. My fiance also had Lentil soup which he said was nice and simple. Definitely had a wonderful experience.

The Baker's Son is one of those places where you walk in for one thing and somehow leave with a…read morefull basket... every single time. Everything looks so good it's basically impossible to choose just one treat. Big fan of the Spam musubi --always grab one. The Dubai chocolate croissants are insanely good, and honestly anything ube they make is a must. The flavors are always on point and everything tastes super fresh. Perfect spot when you're in the mood to treat yourself (or when you fully accept you're leaving with way more than you planned). Easily one of my favorite stops for pastries and snacks.

The cinnamon roll ($3) was outstanding, probably as good as any I've had. We microwaved it for 25…read moreseconds, which may have been the key (though we've liked it here before). It might be even better if they added a few raisins to it. We'll be back for this item periodically. We also tried a mango float ($6). It was good, and had more whipped cream in it than the one I'm used to, but I've probably had slightly better examples. For $6, it's not a great value: smaller than the cinnamon roll and not as good. I might get it again, but probably not at that price. This remains one of my favorite bakeries in town, and we'll be back periodically. Update: We tried another cinnamon roll. This time we thought it was fantastic, the best thing I've eaten in a long time. 25 seconds microwaved again. We'll have to get one periodically.