My husband & I thoroughly enjoyed eating here.....the atmosphere , waitress & food was wonderful…read more Even the price was good for the amount of food The added "beignets" were out of this world better than what we tried in new orleans We highly suggest you trying them out - you won't be disappointed!

My cousin recommended this place while I was visiting Pensacola…read more I ordered the Cajun Shrimp and Crawfish omelette, with grits (con todo) and an order of beignets. Service was excellent. I think my servers name was Erin but honestly that humidity had my brain a little @%#*! . The beignets came out 1st. They looked like little donut holes. Served with a honey marmalade. It came with 4 and they were so good. Perfect size to dip in the marmalade. I would order these again and again! 1/2 order comes with 4. The omelette needed some work though. It wasn't terrible but had no flavor. Only flavor I tasted was the crawfish. Thank goodness for the hot sauce they had on the table. Made it taste way better. The grits were good. Had cheese bacon and scallions. I would recommend this place if you're in town or even if you live there. They serve alcoholic drinks as well. Menu items include a lot of Louisiana or Nola type food.

Service was GREAT! Food was delicious, our server was on top of it & kept her attention on us as if…read morewe were the only ones there. (Which we weren't). HIGHLY PLEASED & VERY RECOGNIZABLE! Iced coffee was THE BEST! When we're back in town, we'll be back.

Lindsay was very sweet, lovely service. Try the biscuits and gravy, eggs over easy and fresh fruit.read more

What a cool place! Total 50's - 60's vibe... when we entered we were greeted and seated…read moreimmediately. The hostess/waitress was very friendly and efficient. The menu has a vast array of options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The awesome thing is that you can order whatever you want whenever you want. The food was really good, as was the service. We visited in the morning so we opted for more of the breakfasty type options. I plan to return with the family, as I think the kids will really like the place.

I ordered seafood egg Benedict and it taste like fish went bad and they still served it to me . The…read morebacon a little burn but was still good . Also got the pancake stack it taste like they added salt to it on top of having salted butter . The milkshake was good and the coffee was good . Good customer service but sucky food . Beautiful plating food looked amazing but looks and taste are 2 different things

We've been to Coffee Cup many times and have always had a great experience! We have noticed these…read morelast two trips that there have been a lot of new staff being trained, and all have done well. Having a good service background, my husband and I are always understanding when a place is training staff - everyone starts somewhere. But what makes a difference is that everyone still had a smile on their face no matter how overwhelmed they may have felt! We've never received anything BUT great service. The food is delicious and came out fairly quickly considering it was a busy Saturday. We talked with the owner who's owned the place for the last 8 years and they try hard to preserve the restaurant. He shared that the bar top stools were the original nickel stools, they had the original coffee machines and the original grill/stovetop. Their goal is to make updates to the restaurant while still keeping some of the history, which I feel is really special.

Absolutely the worst breakfast I have ever had. Wait staff was super great. Omelette was gross.I…read morecomplained. Got me a discount. Whatever, I won't be back. If anyone that is in management...try going to the table to see what is wrong with the food instead of sending your young waitstaff with your lame message. "It's been on the table a while he should have said something sooner" It was absolutely gross, and I tried to eat it. It just kept leaking more oil like the deep water horizon. You wouldn't have eaten either if you saw it. Looking for decent cheese grits, seeming great staff try it. DO not order the omelette, if you do bring some oil dry.

Food was great and service was great. Ambience was not too loud. Great spot for a quick…read morebreakfast.

Taylor's Breakfast & Lunch sits in a busy commercial area (BJ's, Academy Sports, etc.), so watch…read morefor distracted drivers. Especially for us on motorcycles; they're easy to miss. But that's not what this is about: this cozy corner spot surprised us in the best way. My biker buddy, "Secret Squirrel ~ Filter," had the Reuben and declared it one of his top five--looked and tasted fantastic. As for me (Rider name "1/2 Time") had the Steak and Cheese Benedict: two English muffin halves topped with seasoned steak strips, sautéed bell peppers, onions, mushrooms, pepper jack, two poached eggs, hollandaise, paprika, and herbs--it was delicious and fairly priced. They don't serve alcohol, so I missed a Screwdriver, but the iced tea was surprisingly good (and that's not always easy to pull off). Service was prompt and friendly. The cashier stood out--huge smile and wonderful attitude; I wish I'd gotten her name. Fun moment: she mentioned her dad was Navy and joked about names he told her for us Marines--Reply was yup us to we mostly called them Squids. But when push came to shove we always stood together. One Team One Fight! If you get a chance stop in and when you do tell them a Old marine on Yelp called "1/2 Time" told you. We don't get anything, but they will know that I was true to my word and did leave a review.

If you like discovering real local spots instead of big chain restaurants, Crazy Horse Café in…read morePensacola is exactly the kind of place you're hoping to find. It's definitely a hole-in-the-wall, but those are usually the places with the best food. This was my second time eating here and both visits have been fantastic. My friend Peggy and I stopped in and started with the fried mushrooms, which were excellent. We both ordered the fried chicken with fried okra, and it was just good old-fashioned Southern comfort food done right. Crispy, flavorful, and exactly what you want when you're craving something classic. Our waitress Grace took great care of us and made the whole experience even better. Friendly service like that really makes a place stand out. Sometimes the best restaurants aren't the fancy ones -- they're the small local places that just do everything right. Crazy Horse is definitely one of those. I'll absolutely be back.

Wow! We'd driven by a few times...this time decided to stop after seeing many cars in the parking…read morelot!! Sure glad we did! Love mom & pop cafes where the locals eat!! This place didn't disappoint! We each had the breaded tenderloin sandwich.. they were gigantic & lightly breaded...and not dried out! Next time we're gonna come for breakfast!!

Stopped in with friends who were in the area visiting. So very happy we did! Thought it seemed to…read moretake a tad bit longer, our breakfast came out hot and delicious! The corned beef hash was scrumptious! There was not a less than praise worthy commentary for our breakfast!!

Food and employees are perfect!!!! Old coffee shop. Pull it…read morethe gravel lot and walk towards the highly decorated porch. Small intimate eating area. You can catch all the local gossip while eating. Menu is to the point but feel free to ask for something else they may do it for you! Eggs and country potatoes cooked perfectly. Every dish comes with a thick pancake.. You will not leave hungry

After a few trips to the Steel Pony Diner, I've accepted that I'll never stray from my go-to: the…read moresteak, caramelized onions, and provolone rice wrap. The Pony sauce? Absolute magic--and the mac salad on the side is non-negotiable. It's that sweet spot where fresh ingredients meet soulful comfort food. The owner and crew are incredibly friendly and genuinely invested in giving you top-notch value, and it's clear everything is made with care. I've been singing their praises to anyone who'll listen!

To best describe it, it is a business within a business, located inside Dorothy's on Reus St in…read moredowntown Pensacola. Steel Pony Diner was formerly located at Gather location on Navy Blvd. The dining room is anywhere inside or outside patio of Dorothy's. Interior is "Wizard of Oz" theme. Ironically, there use to be a gay club in Pensacola called "Emerald City". The Steel Pony area at the side of the bar where you can order from Kyree. Order here and then find a place to seat inside or outside and Kyree will deliver your food. It is unclear whether to order drink with Kyree or go to the bar. This time around I went to the bar to get a coke, water, and a vodka soda. Since this location is new, I am confident they will figure it out whether or not Steel Pony Diner can order drinks at the bar where the experience can feel a bit more full service where I can order my food and drinks with one person with Kyree or order at the bar with the bar tender. FYI. Dorothy's is a non for profit bar to help fund raise for OASIS (a HIV prevention service and also serves people with HIV/AIDS). This visit, I had their signature Prego Sandwich served with a side of au ju and your choice of side garnished with Mable's Sweet Garlic Dill Pickles (I will cover later). For $2 extra I added grilled mushrooms. This sandwich is delicious!!! It is so good, it could be part of the Pensacola tourist DNA, meaning, if u visited Pensacola and had the Prego sandwich you will think about this sandwich when u think of visiting Pensacola. If u are visiting Pensacola, and not bothered with the LGBTQ community make Steel Pony Diner @ Dorothy's your next destination especially Memorial Day Weekend. With that said, let's talk about Mable's Sweet Garlic Dill Pickles made by Todd Morris of Family Orchard Farm. These pickles are like a savory candy... delish!!! I am not really into pickles, but these here are so good! I wonder if they make a relish version. If not, Todd, helurrrrrr?!?!?! You can get a jar for $12 at Steel Pony Diner. Ask Kyree or Eric to purchase.