it's very good but honestly js an average breakfast with a long wait great service thoread more

Great little brunch spot in downtown Pensacola with a fun New Orleans vibe. The wait wasn't long…read moreand our server was wonderful and attentive throughout our visit. I went with the Three Little Pigs omelette and it was very tasty. The homemade biscuits and grits were the perfect complement to the meal. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful, and honestly I wish I could have tried more dishes on the menu. They have plenty of indoor seating and it wasn't noisy at all, which made it easy to relax and enjoy brunch. There's also outdoor seating if you'd rather sit outside and enjoy the weather. Definitely a great spot to check out if you're in Pensacola and looking for a solid brunch.

We were in the Scenic Drive area and hungry. Aunt Katie's has been a place we wanted to try for a…read morewhile now. We arrived around 10:30 on a Wednesday morning and we were wrong to think that the place would be empty after an early breakfast rush. We were seating upon entering by Brooke who also was our server. The menu is varied and we found out that you can order anything at anytime. We had ordered the Spicy Pulled Pork omelette and Shrimp and Grits. Next time, we're thinking a Grouper sandwich as they were being enjoyed at two tables next to us and looked delicious. Our breakfast entrees arrived quickly. The omelette came with a choice of side and I chose the potatoes. They were seasoned but a bit cold and hard. Brooke offered to swap them out when checking on us, but by that time, I was filling up from the large packed omelette. It was filled with pork, peppers, onions and cheese with more spicy, sweet pork on top. I wish the entrees came with toast. The shrimp and grits were served over gouda grits as requested and the dish was spicy and filling. Definitely one of the best we tried in a while. Drinks were refilled promptly and Brooke took care of her guests quickly and with a smile.

Interesting little find. The sausage gravy is fantastic. The tomato gravy and the Hollandaise is…read moreapparently not made in house. At the price point it really should be. I didn't care for the flavor in the shrimp batter and the fries were heavy coated with pepper. I generally like pepper, but it was a bit much. The grilled pork chop wasn't bad. I will say a $7 charge for a large chocolate milk that wasn't even that good of milk. Maybe we ordered poorly today. Our server was a 10/10.

Always delicious. If you catch your dinning at the wrong time, you might feel a little sticky-it…read moreget's humid inside on rainy days. But it doesn't deter us ever. They had a few seasonal drinks in May 2026 and they were all yummy!

The food, coffee, and service were all great here. We got the chilaquiles, lox bagel, and vanilla…read morecold brew. My husband liked the lox bagel more but I really enjoyed the chilaquiles. I wish the cold brew had refills since it was a small portion for the price, but it was still delicious. I will definitely be back here whenever I'm in Pensacola!

We just stumbled upon this place looking for brunch before our flight. And I'm so glad we did. They…read morewere having jazz brunch on Sunday. Great music. And the food was some of the best fried chicken I've ever had. I even took it to go on the plane and brought the leftovers back to Texas for my lunch the next day. I had the 2 piece with 2 sides. Mac and cheese and green beans and it comes with an amazing homemade piece of cornbread. And of course our waiter was great. He kept the mimosas on the table flowing. I definitely recommend.

Came in to try some comfort food we've heard so much about…read more Not the quickest service I've experienced in the Great Southern Restaurant Group. (Fish House, Atlas Oyster House, Jackson's Steak House, Five Sisters Blue's Cafe and Angelena's Ristorante Italiano. With Atlas and Angelena's setting the bar. Once greeted, we started with the Buffalo Chicken Dip, which was quit tasty. I had to try the Famous Fried Chicken (Dark) with Collards and Red Beans and Rice. The Fried Chicken was hot and delicious! The sides were way under seasoned, leaving me to doctor them with condiments. My wife really enjoyed the Chicken Fried Steak and Gravy with Mac n cheese and Fried Okra, which added to the comfort food enjoyment. My only wish would be, replacing the loud metal chair's on the concrete floors, which take away from the Blues Cafe Vibe. Glad we tried Five Sisters, but we will stick to our favorites in the future.

The best breakfast/brunch spot in FLORIDA! Fast service, great presentation, and great food!read more

Food was delicious and the portions were large! The drinks…read morewere pretty and tasty! The vibe was very cozy! Would have been nice to have somewhere to wait though so we weren't in the servers way

Writing this review as I sit here because it's so good. Can't believe I waited so long to try em…read moreout! Ambiance was lovely. Friendly and attentive service. Even the water tasted good. Can't wait to go back for dinner! Fries with sausage were addictive. Perfectly seasoned. Nice and crispy. Caesar was great. Not too much dressing. Burger was delightful. Brisket and filet patty. Will be back very soon!

Decided to pop in for lunch and give this place a spin. Like some other bougie places that have…read moreopened recently around Pensacola, the prices are a bit off-putting, but having gone for a 7 mile trundle on 3 mile bridge earlier in the day, I was craving fat and salt. They hit that mark, but it cost me $40 with tax & tip. That is for just a salad and an order of french fries! The water came quickly in a real glass and tasted excellent. Very clean and cold, and greatly appreciated. Since it was a real glass I did not ask for a straw which is unusual for me. I enjoyed a nice view of the skatepark across the street as I dined, and watching all the people having a good time in the outdoors was refreshing. Most restaurants don't offer a view like this. There are a set of dining bars with chairs at the windows on either side of the door to amplify the view, but I opted for a traditional table since there were many available when I entered. As for the food... well, it was good, but not great. The $14 iceberg wedge was dotted with some delicious pancetta and gorgonzola cheese, and the lettuce was super fresh and crisp. Where it missed the mark was the overly mayonnaisey dressing. It really needed some more seasoning or something and I could not taste any buttermilk at all, even though it is called a "herb buttermilk dressing." The single cherry tomato (halved) was delicious and sweet, as were the 4 thin slices of radish. While the presentation was nice, it really needed more tomatoes and radish in my opinion, and a stoutly buttermilk dressing. The duck fat fries were crisp, too crisp. I enjoy the soft mushy potato inside the crispness of lard-fried potatoes, but very few of these offered that. They were generally too crisp, and some were crispy all the way thru making them a solid crisp. They came mostly unseasoned so I had to use the salt shaker generously. The sausage bits were good but a bit on the greasy side. The dipping sauce was mild, bland and oily, and I wished they had offered a ketchup alongside as well. Whether homemade or store bought, ketchup would have added color and some much needed acidity to the plate. Your mileage will vary, but for me, there are better options in my price range and this is not a place I can take hungry teenagers.

Cannot get over their blueberry pancakes. They are the best I've ever had. And Polonza Bistro is…read moreone of the few places in Pensacola that has them. Their teas served here are so amazing. I was really shocked at the flavor. Lattes are on point and I enjoyed my chorizo omelette although I'll probably try the veggie omelette next time. We really enjoy Polonza. Good vibe inside with exposed brick. It can get busy and a little loud but sitting on the sidewalk is pleasant too. We had excellent service recently. We're big fans and will certainly be back.

Horrible service and overpriced, poorly prepared food posing as a "bistro" that's more like the…read moreworst fast food restaurant you can imagine. I could immediately tell upon entering that this was going to be a bad experience when we were ignored and then treated very rudely by the hosts and servers. Cheap, poorly-made food that would do better in a dorm cafeteria. Save your money - support better restaurants in Pensacola.

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!

First time customer and I was immediately impressed. The atmosphere was incredible, the coffee was…read moretop tier and the food was delicious. Shout out to River, for provided amazing service. Highly recommend, you won't be disappointed Plus there's a skate park.

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.

Wow! What a find while visiting. Incredible "experience" all…read morearound. This is how a coffee bar should be. Spacious. Incredible design. Personable staff. Amazing coffee.. can't wait till my omelette comes out! I could work here all day.

I can tell why Coffee Cup has been around since 1945! We need more places like this. The food was…read moresimple and delicious. It was a busy Sunday morning, but we got a seat within 5 minutes and the staff here made us feel like we were the only ones in the restaurant. Our drinks were never empty and our food came out quickly. Everyone working here was so friendly, especially the sweet old lady up at the front. I love the charm of old breakfast restaurants and this place checked every box; great food, awesome staff, and a cool location. From the moment we walked in, I knew we were in for a treat. Do yourself a favor and get the gravy, it's the best I've ever had. I got the simple breakfast and it was perfect, they even ask if you want any additional items added to your hash browns, so I had to go with some onion. I can't stop thinking about this place and I'm eagerly awaiting the next time we go.

So I just loved this place! It's like walking straight into the past. It was like being Marty…read moreMcFly walking into the diner in Back to the Future. The place was packed! One empty table for two... we got it! Lucky, I guess. In any case, the place is decorated like it's 1950. You look around and just can't help but feel nostalgic. The servers work together to keep coffee cups filled and to make sure everyone's happy. On to the food. It was great. The biscuits and gravy as well as the hash browns were off the hook! The eggs Benedict were reportedly very tasty, too. Lastly, a deep fried cinnamon roll rounded out the meal perfectly. There's no doubt in my mind... we'll be back!