Excellent coffee! Very fresh nice selection of beans. Keep up the fresh brew! Puts my K-cups at…read morehome to shame.

Who knew we had a local coffee roaster hidden here in Clearwater? Not me until very recently! Their…read morein person hours are very limited but I made a point to pop over during lunch on a Tuesday! They are hidden in a warehouse area but GPS worked and the door was open! Kristen greeted me and we had a fun and informative conversation about coffee! I can't wait to try the two varieties I bought, one from Burundi and the other from Mexico! They have many more to try and it's fresh roasted, right here! Life is good with unique coffee!

Great coffee at Cafe Vino Tinto!! We stopped her later in the afternoon this Saturday for a quick…read morepick me up. They have a walk up window to order from and a cute outside patio to sit. It was covered and very nice with all the shade and plants. They do also have an inside area as well. They have tons of syrup options for your coffee and some signatures. I got the Posies Latte which was inspired by the posies flower truck so it had a very orange and floral forward flavor. Super good! They make delicious lattes here and I can't wait to come back!

Very nice drinks and breakfast dishes. There's a good reason the line is always there! Fun seasonal…read moreoptions and fresh food choices all the time. Flavored drinks are not overly sweet like the chain places. My only wish is they had soy milk. Almond milk is watery and oat milk a little oily/thick. Please consider some soy milk.

Great ole guy as owner with young things as barristers fantastic coffee and great lox wraps,read more

Great coffee, friendly and quick service, very good food. Parking was easy and convenient.read more

Cute and simple decor, lots of seating. The coffee is delicious!! I highly recommend this place.read more

Very cute coffee shop to get some work done! They had alotttt of seating, both indoors and out…read more They had this really tall indoors waterfall which brought a peaceful essence to the room. No complaints on the coffee, it was delish!

I read about Hogg Batch in an article about black-owned businesses in St Pete and I knew I had to…read moretry it out. Upon walking in during my initial visit, I immediately saw a bag of Coffee & Whiskey whole beans and I knew this place was right up my alley. Henceforth, my Sunday routine will be yoga, then coffee! So far, my go to drink is the Old Fashioned Latte. It's creamy perfection! I enjoyed every sip!

To begin, on the back of my bag it states "you deserve luxury" and I can't think of three better…read morewords to describe this mouthfeel I have. I'm drinking their Old St. Pete and after sipping a bit of it black, over ice, I can't get the taste of smooth coffee enhanced with rich whiskey notes out of my system. This coffee is so refined, balanced, and straight (no bitterness) my hairs jumped on my arm. So the coffee is good, yeah? Yes. It's incredible. Those old spice commercials from the 2010's about who, what, where, why and how ("on the back of a horse on the beach") is the quintessential idea behind what you're tasting here. The price for this bag was $40 and it's steep for sure, I however I'm not regretting every little sip I take. 10 out of 10 coffee. Unforgettable experience, unique taste, distinct flavors, and drinking it black will put hair on my chest from the euphoria of sipping on it. One last thing, on a separate note, the hours and lack of communication hurt this business deeply. I was only able to get a bag of coffee as I happened upon someone inside working. For a "micro roastery" the coffee speaks for itself, I only wish the business spoke as much as their coffee.

Yummies indeed! I…read morestopped by yesterday to try some coffee. I was greeted with kindness. I was told they roast their own coffee. I ordered an iced latte with cinnamon roll flavoring. It was SO good. When they handed it to me, I was also given two biscoff cookies to go with it! It's next to a building so keep your eyes peeled. I will definitely be going back, I'm always on that side of town and it's nice to see the passion from owners and roasting their own coffee. Great variety, lots of different flavors. Very quick too. Cheers!

The owner is a delight. Coffee is fresh roasted beans and tasty. 10/10 I will be back.read more

This continues to be a post from our 3 day foodie excursion in Tampa, Fl…read more This place was busy!! So many good treats and helpful counter service.. you just pick what you want! Arabic themed desserts, candy and goodies await. I wanted to try it all!!

My wife wanted to come this place due to the viral Video of…read morethe fresh almonds. We've never tasted fresh almonds before. The place is full of desserts by pound. Great variety of Turkish delights and middle eastern goodies. The guy was very helpful in explaining the different fruits etc. we got some fresh almonds as this was the primary reason we drove here. They were good and fresh. 3 stars because they were very price and found out later that they were selling fresh almonds down the street for a fraction of their price. Great store to visit for desserts but for the almonds - I suggest you shop around first.

A small coffee roaster with a cozy vibe. They serve quality…read morecoffee and have a nice selection of merchandise like shirts, coffee mugs, coffee beans, and more. I got an iced pour over, and it was delicious--smooth and refreshing. Great spot if you're looking for a locally roasted cup!

Excellent service and brew! Stopped in with my family and we were very happy with everything and…read morewill be returning.

This was fabulous all the way around! Belleair Coffee Company has a lovely atmosphere that makes it…read morea perfect cafe to sit down and enjoy your time there. They have a lot of baked goods to try, and everything we had was delicious. I'd really recommend a quiche, but even the seasonal pumpkin roll tasted exactly how one should. I got a latte which wasn't super strong but still enjoyed it. They have a decent amount of seating inside and a few spots outside. They also roast their own coffee beans in house and you can peak in at their roasting area which is cool.

Good coffee shop. A lot of parking in their strip plaza. A lot of areas for sitting…read more A bit loud to read but it's a great place for gathering

Stopped by Jerome's at the new location on McMullen Booth today around noon. As it was at the…read moreprevious location, the cafe and bakery is bright, clean and well staffed. In fact, the staff couldn't be nicer, and they were quite patient as I spent some time ogling the bakery case making my decisions. My selections were all sweets today. Blueberry croissant - a first for me and utterly delicious (couldn't wait to get home and had to have a bite in my car!). An almond and chocolate croissant - the gold standards. I topped off my order with the classically French tarte au pomme and a fresh berry tart with cream filling. Just divine, each and every one! Jerome's does not disappoint!

To call this French is an insult to France! I was born and…read moreraised in France, getting my bakery goods in the mornings from bakery down the street. The ambience was nice and so was service, but that's where the good things end. This was a disaster and shameful that it's called French. Serving croissants and eclairs and putting French names to menu items does not make something French. We ordered a turkey omelette with eggs on top, an eclair, a chocolate croissant, a croissant with ham and cheese and tomato and lettuce, and a cream filled beignet. Let's start with the bakery goods. All bakery goods should be made fresh that same morning. The croissants, and pastries all should be flaky and taste fresh. These were hard as if they were all yesterday's leftovers. The filling on the beignet was obviously a Jell-O pudding mix, and definitely not homemade. The eclair for some reason had some kind of supposed chantilly cream and raspberry instead of the traditional filling, and both of those fillings were also all store-bought. The eclair was also stale and tasted like it had been in the fridge since yesterday. The omelette was an absolute joke. If you look at the picture I posted, my index finger was actually taller than the entire omelette which is supposed to be filled with ham and cheese as you can see from the post photo. The ham and cheese were also packaged meat and cheese as you can tell since they all were sliced exactly in the same way and same size and tasted processed, and the cheese wasn't even melted completely. The omelette was just incredibly dry and bland. The croissant suffered from the same disease. It was hard, not flaky, and tasted stale as if it had been made yesterday, and all of the meat and cheese was obviously packaged meat and cheese which tasted processed. This tastes nothing like anything you would find at any French bakery in France. In France. Everything is made the same day, and the moment it starts going stale and stops being flaky, is thrown away. This is an absolute insult to French bakeries. Even if you compare it to other American bakeries and breakfast places, nothing tasted good and for that price, it should. Definitely avoid this place. I know I will.