This place was very good. I'm a sucker for the coffee buckets and my gf and I shared it. It was…read morewell priced. It was around $12 I think. The bagel and cream cheese was good as well. The bagel was crisp on the outside and fluffy in the middle. The Cronut amazing as always. They had cute accessories and apparel as well. My gf and I always appreciate places that always dogs! If you're in this area, check it out, staff was also nice!

This coffee shop is gorgeous inside and out, and the location is unbeatable. It is literally across…read morethe street from the beach, so you can finish your coffee and take a quick stroll to the water in under five minutes. I ordered a chai and an everything bagel with cream cheese, then settled in with a book. The chai was excellent, and the bagel was lightly toasted just right. Even though it was a bit busy, it stayed quiet enough for me to read a full chapter, which made it perfect for a solo self-care moment. One quick note: it felt more self-serve when it came to napkins and paper towels. I did not receive any with my order and was not expecting to have to grab them separately, so I made a small mess before realizing. It was easy to clean up, and it did not take away from the experience. Overall, I highly recommend this spot if you want a cute, relaxing coffee break near the beach, especially if you are looking for a peaceful place to read, reset, and enjoy some time to yourself.

At Urban Tea, there are various drink and food options, including Boba, handcrafted energy drinks,…read moredirty soda, ice cream, acai bowls, espresso, and bottled water. When I first visited Urban Tea in Indian Harbour Beach, I tried the A1A Boba, which is delightful. I also tried the acai bowls like the Pink Dragon and The Tropics. I recommend these bowls to anyone who has never tried acai bowls. Service is hit or miss. I truly wish the management team would fix this, ensuring everything runs smoothly from the time the order is placed to when the drink or food is made and handed to the customer or guest. The ambiance combines a beach vibe with flavorful drinks.

Ok. Boba. Why should I Fett or do I mean fret? I have been three times. And it has gone down hill…read more First time I am pretty sure it was the owner who made our drinks. Very good. Now the last two times have been the same person. This last time we got three different drinks. Mine was one of their energy drinks. Blended. It was supposed to be orange cream but it tastes like a pixie stick. Too sweet and gritty. And no creamsicle flavoring. I ended up just throwing it out. My son got a chocolate boba. And it was essentially powered chocolate milk with boba balls. Gritty also and he threw his out too. Third one was a Tiger sugar boba. It was edible. But the damage has been done. All this was 27 bucks plus tip. Interior is clean but their stools and chairs are very uncomfortable. This has been a sad disappointment since we crave success for all of the beachside businesses. But this has been such a disappointment. We hope they figure it out but we won't be back for a while as we see if the market lets them survive.

We always stop here when we're down and every-time we drive by!! They fast friendly service is…read moreamazing and we don't wait long for our Boba orders! The Thai milk tea is made fresh, NOT from a powder mix. My DH usually gets a fruit combo and this time he ordered a staff daily special of Mango, Peach Green tea! I tasted it & it was very good! YUM!! Our guest had the Lavender Milk Tea! FYI it's not dyed purple, it was a whiter color version of my Thai tea! The restaurant has comfy couches, chairs and a few tables with chairs depending on your methods of enjoying your Boba drinks or having a meal. It's always clean and I enjoy looking around at the local art and jewelry they sell around the store! Thank you again for an awesome visit!!

I like this place and have always said it's my favorite Boba place. I don't live close but anytime…read moreI am beachside, I stop and get one. But I feel the management needs to do a little customer service training. When I arrived, no one was in the restaurant including staff. I called out a few times and finally an attendant came out. She greeted me and asked me what I wanted and when I started to tell her, the phone rang. She did say excuse me, but then started to take the order on the phone while I just stood there. You should always place the person on hold on the phone and help the person who arrived first. It was rude and I was so turned off, I just left and went and got boba by my house. Not sure if I will ever go back, but I know it will be a while.

Really cute place and the drinks were great. The woman working was really friendly too.read more

They closed Goombay's for a shitty coffee shop? Seriously? How stupid. Why would anyone do that?…read moreWho wants a coffee shop on the beach ? Bring back Goombay's bar and great food!!

This is one of the coffee places i would go out of my way for! Prices are comparative to any coffee…read moreplace. My go to is the Java chip coffee based. It's delicious. The drive through before work is my place but i enjoy going in the smell of the fresh ground coffee. The staff is always very friendly and courteous . The place is comfortable and clean. The smell again in house is delish with a massively wide fresh ground coffee assortments! Would recommend! Did i mention the muffins are made in house too?

It smells like a dream when you walk through the doors. I bought the whole bean coffee to use in my…read morehopper. Great variety, will be back for more.

**INITIAL REVIEW** I…read morehave to thank my friend Paula for letting me know about this coffee shop. For me, it is an experience seeing the place, in general, being so clean. For those who don't know, this location used to be a retail store for aquaponics so there was water and dirt all over the place... which is the norm aquaponics is a very cool and efficient way of gardening. Anyways, the location is now a new coffee shop, and since I am a huge supporter of the Cafe Passport, I am always looking for new coffee shops to heckle them to add to subsequent editions. Though an address is given as well as my description of what this location used to be, to further know better where Sunshine Espresso is, it is in the Minton Center, a strip mall on New Haven Blvd (US-192) that is just east of the intersection with Minton Rd. If it helps, Get Your Fun On and Umami is just a little ways northwest of this coffee shop. The first thing I noticed was the "drive-thru." I didn't utilize it, but it is cool they have a drive-thru option for those who want their coffee and food on-the-fly instead of stepping down. I, however, opted to step inside to soak in the ambiance. The place is minimalistic with a surf/beach vibe. Just like many restaurants these days, they made sure to utlize a "photo-op backdrop" for social media. Chad, the lone worker there happens to also be th owner/operator. Kind dude who I must congratulate on the Sunshine Espresso business getting up to that one-year mark (I think, I need to ask him again). Every small business owner knows that the first year is the "make it or break it" year, and it looks like Sunshine Espresso is doing well. As for what I ordered, I had the Apple Fritter Latte and two breakfast croissant sandwiches, one with bacon and one with sausage patty. First and foremost, the Apple Fritter Latte was delicious, but for me, the apple fritter flavor was kind of light. As a matter of fact, I could possibly mistake the latte simply as an apple latte because the fritter part seems to be missing or maybe te coffee flavor is blocking it. The breakfast sandwiches were good, and I have to applaud Chad for the integrity. It should be noted the sandwiches are not made from scratch, but assembled with high-end ingredients bought from Gordon's, assembled, and prepared on spot. It is kind of hard for him to make fresh food given the fact certain kitchen wares are lacking. Still, with what he has, he assembles and warms an excellent breakfast sandwich. Nothing wrong with such especially when the owner is being honest. Overall, this was a very good visit to this coffee shop. I will say the only "issue" is the location. I am not used to this area being a coffee shop location, so I have to get used to it. Yet, I look forward to visiting more times so I can.

Stopped by Sunshine Café Espresso and loved it. The egg and cheese croissant tastes freshly baked…read moreand the cinnamon roll latte is perfectly balanced not too strong or overly sweet. Calm, peaceful atmosphere inside, and it feels like a newer spot. Definitely worth checking out. Service was excellent.

I really like the new location, easy to access and in the middle of shopping. Very cute decor,…read moresome seating. A few more tables would be accommodating for patrons. It was a nice break in the summer heat. The service is great. I ordered an iced matcha, a little too grassy tasting for me. I asked for sweetener and surprised I was offered sweet and low and not a more natural non sugar like stevia. They do have honey though. I am definitely returning and trying the flavored iced teas and the food looks enticing as well. Very creative tea selection.

This is a cute tea house with a wonderful relaxing atmosphere. Noah, the owner,…read more is very friendly, knowledgeable and welcoming. He can help you determine the perfect drink for you. The sandwiches were delicious and filling. They usually offer Kombucha on tap but it wasn't available while we were there. Give this place a try when you are in the area! Right now they are not open on Monday and Tuesday

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more For me, Historic Downtown Melbourne has become one of my most-visited hubs for socialization, especially in south Brevard County. Thanks to the brilliant people at DTMB or Melbourne Main Street, the area has been improving. I definitely like the new businesses coming in, taking a slice of history in their own sake. Once such place is Villon Coffee. Originally, a "food truck" as the are more of a coffee truck, Villon Coffee (which I will shorthand simply to Villon for the remainder of the review) has expanded to the point they now have two brick-and-mortal locations. The one I like to frequent is, of course, Historic Downtown Melbourne. Now to be fair, they are an a-okay coffee shop, but mostly because of how management runs it more so than the vibe and staff. The vibe and staff: excellent! Definitely have a lot of good things to say about Ally. However, how management (whom I never seen onsite whatsoever) runs the location, is no bueno! Though an address is given, Villon is located on the southside of New Haven Ave. that runs though Historic Downtown Melbourne. If it helps, they are more on the eastside of the town stretch just west of the train tracks. Villon is a smallish location consisting of a main serving room and a "waiting" room that showcases their wares for sale. The waiting room also has an island table and couch, which works well as board games (though most of them are incomplete) are available for guests. The pinball machine, Godzilla, requires 50 cents to play. The main serving floor has bar seating along the storefront window, serving counter, and the side window. As for decor, a lot of yellow, black, and greys in modern art triangles and flowers that highlight their color scheme. Also, the restroom is gender neutral, which is fine as it is a single-person restroom. Usually clean and stocked, but not the best looking restroom. Ever seen a grungy warehouse look in a restroom but was still clean? That's what Villon here has. This is where things are critical. For some reason, management usually has only one person on staff. Now to be fair, most of the day only needs one person, but during rushes, you'll end up waiting. This is not a food truck which is understandable why there is a wait, but an actual brick-and-mortar restaurant. And given its small size and menu, you'd think they would be able to keep rotation on goods up to par. There have been times I came in in which Ally has said they don't have something or another. This goes for their food which I am unsure is either premade or storebought. Needless to say, they don't have the space to cook anything from scratch, so everything is "heat and ready to serve." There is a couple of coolers with bagels, and oatmeal bites ready to eat, though. But the food that really stands out is the wares made by Chef & Summers. They are delicious, but sometimes, they can be sold out. Villon is also quite innovative in their drinks, more so than any other coffee shop I can think of locally. Ergo, they get the hit-or-miss judgment a tad bit more, but because they are being bold more so than being either good or bad. Overall, Villon, as mentioned earlier, is an a-okay place. The staff does the best they can with what they have and what they are given. But I guarantee you they'd be better with more management support. Since I have visited this place numerous times prior to my initial review, I can definitely give Villon a solid three out of five stars with the aforementioned points above. If management helps improve this location, then maybe, just maybe, I will give them a fair shake and update my review. Until then, good place to stop by if you are in the area and you just need a stop to go to, but definitely better coffee shop options out there. My suggestion: The Sun Shoppe at the west end of Historic Downtown Melbourne or Apocalpyse Coffee Roasters heading north on Babcock St. right at the intersection with US-1.

Last stop on my Florida adventure is located in Melbourne. This cute little coffee spot offers a…read morevariety of drinks and grab and go items. I had the iced, matcha latte. I know I know matcha tastes like you slid into outfield and ate grass but hear me out. It actually isn't so bad I topped it with vanilla foam and although it made it less healthier it's way better than a wheat grass shot! Pricing is reasonable and they have these muffins that was pretty much the same price as my drink but they are big enough to share. Service was quick and the staff friendly. Since you didn't get your Starbucks bear cup protest by going here instead: you won't be disappointed! J/k Oh, I forgot to mention my friend grabbed this cute shirt for me because I packed all long sleeves for my trip and it was hot. Leave it to me to pack for a cold freeze and then fly home the day before it happened! Anyways, if you're in the area or just passing through make a stop here.