I stop in there when I'm down that way in Melbourne , usually when I'm heading home from an…read moreappointment! The staff is friendly and will answer questions that you have about the special coffees, teas, pastries, or their merchandise ( after all, they roast coffee beans and sell coffee in bags there!!)! I've been pleased with whatever drink that I've got from them so far! Try the monthly specials, you'll be pleased!! Ambience... coffee shop! Staff are great! Noise, not too bad at all! Parking... tiny lot in front and in back! Parking is at a premium!!

Big spacious cofffeeshop with a fun origin story: it was during the pandemic and the time people…read morethought was "the end of the world" and so "Apocalypse Coffee" was born and it's been a hit ever since. I first came around 2021 and it was popular then as it still is now in 2025. The coffee itself is solid: strong and bold. The flavored lattes: fun names and interesting combinations but unfortunately they use Monin syrups and are overly sweet and synthetic. Overall a neat concept store with merch, a vintage store and a private event room

Nice coffee shop with friendly service and a relaxing atmosphere. The baked oatmeal is really good…read moreand you can really taste the espresso and flavor in the latte!

We tried the oatmeal today. It was amazing. Definitely worth a visit to give it a try.read more

Coffee was incredible! I got a cold brew twice and both times I was blown away. Really enjoyed it.read more

Super fun coffee place with a great space theme! We had oat…read moremilk cappuccinos and raspberry mocha lattes and were very impressed with quality of coffee and sugar ration. Thank you for not making it super sweet. The combination of the raspberry and mocha is my fave! Friendly baristas took very good care of us and were very detailed when making our coffees to perfection. We'll be back for sure!

Great little coffee shop in the lobby of Hotel Melby. The staff were pleasant during our stay and…read morequick to get everyone served. Had a few questions on day 1 and they were so helpful. The coffee was smooth and not bitter. Multiple sugar free syrups. They have pastry and a few breakfast options. Indoor & outdoor seating.

Great coffee, fast service and delicious eats. They have plenty seating indoor and outdoor but I…read moretook my bagel sandwich to go. It was the perfect savory and sweet combo which is my fave. It had a little kick because of the pepper jack cheese on it but nothing too overpowering. I'm glad I got it. The ambiance is normal coffee shop vibes and it's in the lobby of Hotel Melby. Business was steady as there were customers coming in often in the short 15 minutes I was there and if you're not staying at the hotel but want something you can park on the street and walk over.

This used to be my daily go to place till something changed. Not sure what. But the coffee is hit…read moreor miss now. I've gotten coffees I just throw away they're so bad. I've started looking for other coffee shops

I love their coffee and egg sandwiches on croissants, they have such a friendly staff! My only…read morecomplaint is that they don't have high chairs so I can't bring my kids in and sit down and enjoy the environment. I'm really hoping that changes because I'd really like to come in there with my kids. :( if they get high chairs I'll rate it five:)

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more As of this review, there are three kava bars located in south Brevard county, specifically in Palm Bay, FL: Kraken Kava Bar, Nocturne Teas, and Kalea Kava Bar. To further expand my kava horizons, I decided to go north and check out the other kava bars in my county. Simply because this kava bar is also owned by the same people who own Kraken Kava, I wanted to check out Pau Hana first. I will say their kava is a little better than the average, especially compared to certain locales in Historic Downtown Melbourne, but what I love the most is the ambiance and the fact I made some new kava community friends here, too. Though an address is provided, Pau Hana is located in Metro West, the strip mall that also home to the iconic card, board, and tabletop game store, Get Your Fun On, and the best sushi restaurant in all of Brevard County, Umami. Pau Hana is along the eastside of the strip mall just south of the gym. Just like most kava bars I have been to, it is a small-ish space, but what stood out first was the ambiance. Since kava originates from Pacific island nations, especially its believed origin of Vanuatu, many kava bars seem to opt for a stereotypical pacific islander vibe. Pau Hana, though the name is Hawaiian for "Finished Word," the interior seems more like a secret garden. The interior has flora arrangements, flowered vines, and a color scheme that matches the aforementioned secret garden theme, but it is not overly stereotypical of Pacific Island nations. There are also swinging chairs hanging from the ceiling, which I am unsure require a weight limit notice. I assume anyone can sit, but if you weigh more than 350 pounds, you may want to reconsider any thoughts on sitting in those said chairs. There is also a pool table in the back for those who would enjoy a game of 8-Ball, 9-Ball, One Pocket, or Cutthroat. I loved the drink menu they provided here, especially the kava mocktails. The two I had during my visits were the Horchata Kava and the Dirty Chai. The former is a kava mocktail that consists with your choice kava, oatmilk, cinnamon, vanilla and a garnish of a vanilla stick. The latter is your choice of kava, chai tea, vanilla, and your choice of creamer. I had it once with Irish cream and another time with hazelnut. Both were good. And speaking of kava mocktails, I have to give my regards to Eloise as she's been the kavatender every time I been to Pau Hana. Does an excellent job making my cocktails, but doesn't really have time to converse as every time I am there, the bar is somewhat packed. Ultimately, I am going to give Pau Hana a four-out-of-five star rating for its ambiance, its menu, and the fact my circile of kava community friends grew there. If the bar continues to be consistent in their service, environment, and menu, I will grant them their fifth star in an updated review.

Stopped by Pau Hana and had such a great experience! Upon arrival, I noticed there was live music…read moreperforming on a small stage in the corner, which added the perfect vibe. There's also a pool table and some fun swinging chairs near the entrance that make the place super inviting. Eloise was my Kava tender and she was the absolute sweetest--super welcoming and kind. I tried 2x Original Kava Shells and 1x Kava Chai, and everything was smooth, balanced, and relaxing. Eloise made the whole experience even better with her friendly energy and helpful recommendations. Definitely a great spot to unwind--I'll be back!

Cute little bakery cafe that also had ice cream. We stopped in to get some ice cream on a hot day…read morein May. It was refreshing and the ice cream tasted good. I'd come back again to try their other menu items. The ambiance is cute.

We popped in for a pastry on a recommendation, out of towners not knowing the area or who makes a…read moregreat croissant. Very cute little cafe, with a friendly and welcoming staff. The pastry case makes it very hard to pick something so we went with an apple turnover and a chocolate croissant. We were not disappointed, I gobbled the chocolate croissant and only permitted my husband one smallish bite. A smidge pricey, but what isn't these days. If I ever find myself back in this area, I will be test driving the quiche.

**UPDATED REVIEW**…read more The last time I reviewed The 905 Cafe (which I will shorthand simply to 905) was early in my Yelping career. I don't even remember if I earned RED yet, but I surely enjoyed being honest about where I partook my patronage to. 905 received my highest rating for an initial review for a local business, and unless you know, that is always going to be four out of five stars because my fifth star is always earned for consistency as in "consistently being good/great/amazing!" I will stress that I haven't been back to 905 as much as I'd like simply because of work, but now that I have finally made many returns, I can happily say that after eight years (which is way too long if you ask me), I finally made enough visits to write that 905 is consistent and thus have earned their fifth star in which they are one of the few - after I have organized my reviewing style and detail - to be a perfect score local business. In general, all the details I described in my previous review are still effect, but there are some changes that need to be noted. Firstly, 905 is no longer located at 905. It is across the street at 908. They moved back in 2020 during the pandemic. Secondly, there are now more wares inside from local creators, and even a small book and media purchase area. Finally, I must stress how amazing the soups are. Take note that like any other place that makes one pot for the day and finishes that pot in said day, depending on the time you go and how much soup is left, you might get a "flavor bomb" at times. For example, if I show up just an hour or two before closing, my soup will be loaded with flavor because flavor settles over time, even if you mix the soup every so often. That's just the truth. Finally, the ambiance still has the feel of going to grandma's house, but a bit more modernization, too. Nothing too bad but it should be noted. And I don't think I said this last time, but the restroom is gender neutral and very clean. Only place in the entire restaurant where profanity is shown and I don't mean graffiti on the walls because they don't have that. You'll see if you go. Ultimately, they deserve their five-out-of-five stars and it has been a pleasure eating there. I always go back for their soups so I will definitely be around.

As cozy, kitschy, and warm as though you stepped into a midwestern grandma's kitchen :3 Very cute…read more Though the coffee leaves a bit to be desired, I can appreciate the charm of this quaint little cafe, and the friendly service makes up for the mediocre brew. COCONUT ICED TEA: Like a sweet tea, but with a light coconut flavor (made with coconut water maybe)? Simple & refreshing. My bf's 905 Signature was... Sugary! Very sweet. Other drinks we ordered met the same fate... Maybe better if you're a bigger sweet tooth.

Amazing macarons! We spent the weekend in Melbourne and Friday night we picked up some dulce de…read moreleche gelato and a 6 pack of macarons. The gelato was so good that my husband talked about it multiple times throughout the night. We ended up sharing all of the macarons later that evening. One was better than the next. Our favorites were the Sicilian pistachio and the cookie dough. After breakfast Saturday we returned to the shop to purchase 12 more macarons to take home with us.

Amazing desert choice So many to pick from I almost…read morecouldn't decide 10/10 would recommend

**INITIAL REVIEW** I…read morehave to thank my friend Paula for letting me know about this coffee shop. For me, it is an experience seeing the place, in general, being so clean. For those who don't know, this location used to be a retail store for aquaponics so there was water and dirt all over the place... which is the norm aquaponics is a very cool and efficient way of gardening. Anyways, the location is now a new coffee shop, and since I am a huge supporter of the Cafe Passport, I am always looking for new coffee shops to heckle them to add to subsequent editions. Though an address is given as well as my description of what this location used to be, to further know better where Sunshine Espresso is, it is in the Minton Center, a strip mall on New Haven Blvd (US-192) that is just east of the intersection with Minton Rd. If it helps, Get Your Fun On and Umami is just a little ways northwest of this coffee shop. The first thing I noticed was the "drive-thru." I didn't utilize it, but it is cool they have a drive-thru option for those who want their coffee and food on-the-fly instead of stepping down. I, however, opted to step inside to soak in the ambiance. The place is minimalistic with a surf/beach vibe. Just like many restaurants these days, they made sure to utlize a "photo-op backdrop" for social media. Chad, the lone worker there happens to also be th owner/operator. Kind dude who I must congratulate on the Sunshine Espresso business getting up to that one-year mark (I think, I need to ask him again). Every small business owner knows that the first year is the "make it or break it" year, and it looks like Sunshine Espresso is doing well. As for what I ordered, I had the Apple Fritter Latte and two breakfast croissant sandwiches, one with bacon and one with sausage patty. First and foremost, the Apple Fritter Latte was delicious, but for me, the apple fritter flavor was kind of light. As a matter of fact, I could possibly mistake the latte simply as an apple latte because the fritter part seems to be missing or maybe te coffee flavor is blocking it. The breakfast sandwiches were good, and I have to applaud Chad for the integrity. It should be noted the sandwiches are not made from scratch, but assembled with high-end ingredients bought from Gordon's, assembled, and prepared on spot. It is kind of hard for him to make fresh food given the fact certain kitchen wares are lacking. Still, with what he has, he assembles and warms an excellent breakfast sandwich. Nothing wrong with such especially when the owner is being honest. Overall, this was a very good visit to this coffee shop. I will say the only "issue" is the location. I am not used to this area being a coffee shop location, so I have to get used to it. Yet, I look forward to visiting more times so I can.

Stopped by Sunshine Café Espresso and loved it. The egg and cheese croissant tastes freshly baked…read moreand the cinnamon roll latte is perfectly balanced not too strong or overly sweet. Calm, peaceful atmosphere inside, and it feels like a newer spot. Definitely worth checking out. Service was excellent.