Loved this cute little coffee stand!! The barista was amazing!! She was sweet, patient, and SO…read moreknowledgeable!! She helped me pick the perfect off menu coffee. And it was indeed perfect!! Absolutely delicious!! It is set up in an enclosed kind of food truck space with lots of tables, restrooms, an indoor restaurant, stands and said food trucks. Really cool little place. And BTW, I craved that coffee the entire weekend!! Yum!!!

Arrived downtown for a meeting early Saturday morning, decided to do a local coffee shop rather…read morethan a franchise. Although the coffee was excellent, the barista was overwhelmed with walk up customers. Predictably, the service was slow, but the server was very nice and cordial. She definitely could have used a co-worker. It was a pleasant but chilly day. No food items could be heated and the seating was open air and inconvenient. Condiments were sparse but adequate. A little refinement and it will be a great place to pick up a nice cup of coffee and confections.

Small inside, simple menu. Drinks came out quickly. They have pistachio milk which I haven't seen…read moreanywhere else. Would recommend.

Amazing coffee and the best gf blueberry muffin!!!!! Seriously make the stop here and you won't be…read moredisappointed! Great vibes 10/10

Brilliant concept for the Java lovers and liquor imbibers alike…read more The interior is luxe by Pensacola standards. Large overstuffed pin cushion leather sofas. Coffered ceilings. Exposed, real old brick that's from god knows when. Lots of copper old fashion coffee roasters. Bespoke bar. I dig the vibe and haven't even tried the patio yet. The Irish latte was delish. The whipped baileys cream on top delightful. My husband had the French 75 which was mildly citrus in such a pleasant way. Zero burn or bitterness for a straight black coffee beverage which impressed me! We had an omelette and the blueberry muffin. Omelette was tasty, fresh, hot and had ample cheese and ham. I liked the Dijon topped on. The muffin was really extra. It was large and it was covered in coffee cake sugar kind of crumble. Really big, generous serving of blueberries. It was super moist. Hate to add to the hype of this place because I admit, theres already a line out the door, but I only just recently discovered it after being here nearly a year. It's a wonderful Find and I'm already planning to make it one of my regular stops.

So good! Five stars! Came for the coffee which did not disappoint. Orders crepes and they were…read moreamazing- so good!

Went at brunch time on Sunday. I have to say the crowds weren't bad…read more There is a little shop upstairs with some kitchenware and drinks which was aesthetic. They have an outdoor patio upstairs, which was perfect for a nice weather day. I had the Julia Child croissant sandwich with egg and bacon, which was delicious. I tend to judge brunch places on their cheesy grits...and these did not disappoint!! Latte was also very good. I tried an imported Bellini (Prosecco + peach puree), which was fantastic. I'll be back next time I'm in Pensacola!

We have been in the attached shop but first time eating here…read more Great counter service and food choices. Casual dining with great freshness! We both went with the Santa Fe wrap and were both extremely happy with our choice. We'll be headed upstairs to do some more shopping and as always, we enjoy our experience when we come here.

I had a wonderful experience here! I booked the afternoon tea for two. It was the cutest thing…read moreever, and the place is very well decorated. For the teas we got the Lady Raspberry and the Queen Charlotte both were amazing choices, but the Queen Charlotte is definitely my favorite. The staff was very kind as they kept checking in on us. If you want to save yourself a seat. I recommend making a reservation in advance as the place can get crowded. I'd definitely come back, and dressing up is the best part!

I recently booked an afternoon tea for two adults at Old English Creamery, and it was an absolutely…read moredelightful experience! The tea room is incredibly cute and quaint, offering a charming and cozy atmosphere. The sandwiches were delicious, and the clotted cream was divine. It was served a bit light, but when we asked for more, they were more than happy to oblige, explaining that they typically serve less as some people aren't used to it. The clotted cream is homemade, and it was simply perfect once we had the extra! The staff were attentive, frequently refilling our teapots, and everything tasted fresh and handmade. We tried both the Buckingham Palace tea and the Lavender tea, and both were flavorful and refreshing. It's clear that the owner, who is from England, brings an authentic touch to the experience, making it truly reminiscent of a traditional UK afternoon tea. I can't think of a better place for afternoon tea and will definitely be back! Highly recommend! Just an fyi reservations for afternoon tea must be made at least 24 hours in advance, and you can only make a modifications 24 hours in advance to your reservation as well. although they are closed Monday through Wednesday, I was still able to make modifications to my Thursday reservation by email, which can be found on their website.

Visiting found this place . Very cute !! Friendly staff!!! This place is in great location . It…read morewas easy to find . Our coffee was

Came here for a coffee and yap with my mom. The shop is located inside an old-school movie theatre…read morethat also houses a church. The inside is large and spacious. You walk in to the lobby of the "movie theatre" and immediately see the counter to order/where the baristas are. Straight back is a dimly lit seating area with a variety of seat types and directly to your left is the cutest little nook with two high back chairs positioned in front of the window. The barista was friendly and when my mom asked for something not quite on the menu, she was able to make it. We ordered the salter caramel pistachio latte and a shaken espresso with whole milk and sugar free vanilla syrup. Both were delicious. I can't wait to come back and try other items from the menu.

All of the above!!! Love the vibe. Chill. An eclectic & unique find. Artsy hobo chic with positive…read moreprofessional service. Enjoyed the chocolate croissant and the grilled cheese is the best bar none. Grab a menu while standing in line so to expedite ordering. It goes without saying that the coffee is delicious!!!!

Quality service- i know first thing in the morning during coffee rush's people can be real intense…read moreand everytime (3x lol) I've come inside or drive thru they have been nothing but kind and refreshing. The drinks are always amazing that's why I am slowly trying to taste all of their seasonal menu (so good). But really come back if the vibe of the place feels right. Props especially to my last drive thru experience (girl with curly brown hair and a green top) just top tier service. I felt appreciated and again... the drinks are so good and creative. I haven't found my go to drink yet but they've made it a fun journey along the way. This is not a rush to order kinda place so come here when you have time to sit and enjoy or time to wait patiently. It's worth it every time.

Tried this little shop after looking for fun places for our vacation…read more Doughnuts are DELICIOUS. Service good. Feel they could ask "to go or for here" and save some money on boxes, but that is me over thinking. Try this place!

We stopped here last year and were very happy with the "layered" doughnuts. It was the first time…read morewe had tried them. This layering made a wonderful, textural improvement on regular doughnuts. We stopped today and discovered they had changed :( The texture was no longer different. They are now just a doughnut with assorted toppings. This means, not worth the trip nor the price.

Clean and friendly. Not crowded and quiet enough for conversations. My breakfast quiche was…read moredelicious and it's nice that they use real plates and silverware so they're not contributing to the trash and plastic epidemic. It's also nice to see friendly, wholesome young ladies serving instead of the liberal "broken toy humans" that are often serving at Starbucks.

This coffee shop has such a welcoming, community-centered vibe. I love that it belongs to the…read morechurch & it truly seems to be a gathering place. I saw people of all ages, family & friends, sitting together & enjoying their time. The space is clean & cozy. Customer service was kind & friendly. The toasted cardamom latte is presented beautifully. (I love the toasted marshmallows). I enjoyed it because I like cardamom, but my friend tried it too & would've preferred more sweetness. However, she thinks the breakfast burritos are tasty. Wait times can run a bit long because of limited baristas, so I wouldn't recommend this place if you're in a hurry. I also recommend checking the menu online before you go. The menu on the wall isn't detailed, so it's hard to fully browse while waiting in line. Overall, a lovely spot that encourages community.

Amazing Vegan Restaurant! I've been here several times and…read moretried a bunch of different items, everything I've had so far has been fantastic (with a couple personal notes). * Hummus & Pita Plate - 10/10 Best hummus ever! The veggies are super fresh, and the warm pita is my favorite menu item. * Bacon Avocado Club - 10/10 Hearty, flavorful, and seriously satisfying. * Lion's Mane Chimichurri Sandwich - 5/10 Flavor was great, but the mushroom texture was too chewy for me. * Sriracha Mac & Cheese - 10/10 Absolutely addicting. * Knuckle Sandwich - 8/10 Tasty, but not as filling as the club sandwich. Even my non-vegan friends love this place! Delicious food, good vibes, and a super friendly staff. Definitely recommend checking it out!

I was really disappointed with this eatery, although I don't normally go looking for vegan…read morerestaurants i decided I would try it since I was in the neighborhood and had time to kill waiting for an appointment. How can you ruin a cup of coffee, I thought as I sipped their "House Coffee", but they did. It tasted like it had been sitting for a week, and judging by the few diners they were serving at peak lunch hour, it might have. Next and last disappointment was the " Tempeh Tacos" which tasted like what I shovel out of my horse stalls. I tried washing them down with bad coffee but it just left a horrible taste in my mouth, so I abandoned any attempt at culinary satisfaction and drove around the corner and ate at Whataburger. The sandwich was edible and the coffee was decent. So my experience with End of the Line Cafe will be the end of the line when looking for a good meal in Pensacola...