i recently took a trip to pensacola to visit my son at the naval air station, and stayed at an…read moreairbnb right above foskos! we walked over to try it out and ended up going back everyday we stayed! oh how i wish i bought a bag of beans to bring home, big regret! now im back in socal wishing i could have another one of their delicious white mochas! we also had the nutella crepe & an omelette, both were great! the service was excellent, very friendly. i loved the atmosphere of the shop, i just wanted to hang out in there and sip my coffee for as long as possible! if your in the area definitely check them out! please sell your beans and berry coulis, i would have loved to bring it home!

Super cute coffee shop right in the heat of downtown Pensacola! There was a short line on arrival…read moreand several smiling faces at tables across the room. The copper espresso machines and coffee bean roasting equipment was unique to see while you waited for your order. The barista had great recs and the menu was diverse. We ordered the Maple Brown Sugar Latte that's made with organic maple syrup from Vermont! It wasn't overly sweet which I appreciated. We also ordered a standard latte that was nice. We saw several orders of savory looking crepes come out as we waited- will have to try next time!

What a great place to get an espresso or coffee. While visiting Pensecola I went out of my way to…read moretry Echo. Glad I did and I also got to meet Mason the owner. Couldn't recommend Echo enough. My cappuccino was perfectly pulled and the texture of the steamed milk was perfect as well. Most places over steam the milk and ruin a good cup. Not Echo it was outstanding! Definitely worth going out of your way while in the area. Most of the coffee shops by the beach are not worth the visit. Drive 15-30+minutes to go to Echo. You won't be disappointed! Another coffee nerd/geek place to visit. If you know you know. This belongs on that list!!

Cold brew was disappointing, very sour taste. Only two sugar free syrup options, vanilla or…read morecaramel. Paid $6 for a 12oz cold brew and couldn't taste the flavored syrup over the sourness of the cold brew. Sad :( It's a trendy spot with the cute round cups, but the coffee is average at best.

Jitterbug is so fun! We went on Sunday morning and loved having so much to look at while we waited…read morein line. The baristas make a mean cappuccino using Alla Prima beans (which we love). We also had a dirty chai and were happy to find it both spicy and sweet. The pastries all looked beautiful and were gluten free. We had the coffee cake and loved it! This is definitely worth the stop!

Cute neighborhood spot that is always buzzing on the weekends. I've been more than a few times. I…read moreordered a matcha latte and was upcharged for a large drink. Based on what I got, It looks like there's an extra charge to fill up the coffee cup. The $8 drink was all cup and grassy foam.

They have a ton of flavors to choose from and even have sugar free options. I got an iced coffee…read morecalled the peanut butter jellyfish and it was delicious.

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!!!

I came here a few months ago on vacation. The service was great and baristas were so nice. Our…read moreorder came out fairly quick as well. Had a great atmosphere and the building was very clean. Overall a great aesthetic. My friend and I got breakfast and two iced lattes. I can't remember the order specifically, but overall the actual food and coffee was just quite average. In the latte you couldn't really taste the espresso flavor at all and it was a bit expensive.

This place is amazing! I am picky about chai, and their spicy chai is the best I've found so far in…read morePensacola! Also love the blend of flavors in the avocado toast. There is limited indoor seating but the patio is nice for people watching on a nice day

The drinks that they serve are immaculate!! Every time I go here ITS AMAZING!! And the service is…read moretop notch! The workers are all super sweet and funny. 10/10! 100%! I absolutely recommend this place. AND ITS IN THE LIBRARY!! Who wouldn't enjoy being in a library?

I really like this hidden gem. Great service and selection. However, as a dog lover I didn't like…read morethat the attendants dog was hanging out in such a small space where food is being prepared. I will think twice now about ordering from there again. Poor decision to have an animal in a cafe/restaurant for sanitary reasons. What would an inspector say?!?!

Best bagel in Pensacola. Full stop…read more If you are along the water and looking for a breakfast spot, then Bagelheads may be your jam. Bagels and pastries of so many kinds plus phenomenal breakfast sandwiches and so much more. Almost everyone loves a good bagel, and they even have some gluten-free options (with some qualifiers). You can get a number of cream cheese options or other toppings, and their lox has that phenomenal smoked flavor. The Lox Works, complete with cream cheese & capers, can be done on your choice of bagel. In fact, any of the breakfast sandwiches can be done how you want it, and there are literally a million combinations. There's plenty of seating inside & even outside, so you can enjoy the view of the placid gulf as it laps up to Pensacola Beach while enjoying your breakfast. Bagelheads even offers their own roast coffee blend, called 'Mac Daddy', and it's a very robust cup of coffee. Self-serve coffee runs you $3.50 & you can get a dozen assorted bagels to go for $20, which will make whomever you bestow them upon very happy. You can even drive-through! Great local small business with an outstanding offering, great service, and a great brand.

Very friendly little spot!…read more We were passing through, needing to access the Pensacola airport - we were just looking for a quick bite to eat in the morning. This is a cute place within 10 minutes of the airport! Service was quick and very kind!! We aren't from the south but something we noticed is the customer service (and people in general) is often much better in the south!! A welcomed reprieve! The bagels were HUGE and very tasty! I ordered the crunch breakfast sandwich that came with chips on it! So fun!!

Cafe Single Fin: Great Concept, Average Plate…read more Cafe Single Fin is one of those places where the experience starts before you even find the restaurant. I drove around the block several times looking for it. Turns out, the restaurant is tucked inside a surf and skateboard shop. Once I finally figured that out, I walked in and immediately knew this wasn't going to be your average Pensacola lunch. The cafe is basically the centerpiece of the shop, surrounded by some seriously interesting vibes. I was greeted by scream-o music, which eventually segued into coffeehouse music and then some lighter indie stuff. Quite the musical journey. I half expected the playlist to ask me to pick a lane. What drew me in was the menu. Clean, interesting and exactly the kind of thing that makes you think, OK, these people might be onto something. I went with the blackened mahi tacos with rice and beans. And this is where things got a little less interesting. The food was fresh. The presentation was nice. Unfortunately, the flavor never really showed up for work. The mahi was supposed to be blackened, but I'm not convinced the blackening seasoning actually made it from the kitchen to the plate. The beans were also undercooked and under-seasoned. Nothing was bad, exactly. It just lacked the punch that the menu had promised. And that's the frustrating part. There is clearly a cool concept here, and the menu has enough personality to make you expect something memorable. The plate just didn't deliver the same energy as the room. Maybe I'm simply outside the target demographic. There seemed to be a pretty strong twenty-something surf/skate crowd, and perhaps I'm just not fluent in the culinary dialect of that demographic yet. Interesting place. Interesting concept. Interesting vibes. Friendly/helpful staff. Pretty average food.

I love this cafe! It is one of the coolest spots I have ever visited. Amazing coffee, delicious…read morefood with so many vegan options, plus a skate park, surf shop, and retail clothing all in one. My go-to is the vegan Costa wrap. It is 10 out of 10, packed with protein, the melted vegan cheese is actually good, the burrito is seared and crunchy, and the salsa is perfect. The vegan pastries and desserts are phenomenal as well. I highly recommend the s'mores cupcake or the banana bread. They also have tasty smoothies. The pumpkin spice latte with oat milk or a vanilla iced latte is also great. The staff is very friendly and personable, making it a great place to sit and get work done. With a skate park, surfboards, shoes, clothing, and other goodies for sale, there is so much to explore. I highly recommend checking it out!

Nice, friendly staff. The coffee and croissant quiche was good, however. I had to wait in line to…read moreheat my own quiche up in a toaster oven after I bought it. I have never had to heat my own food up in a toaster oven and a coffee shop before. Why did I even tip? Tipping is for services. The Rex cafe certainly needs to do better on how they sell their food.

Always exceptionally friendly staff, great coffee options, and very reasonably priced, especially…read morefor the location in the heart of downtown. Very nice environment, indoor and outdoor seating, and probably the cleanest lavatories you'll find in the area.