Extraordinary coffee. Single origen, robust and soft. One of the best coffee in town. Plus a…read morerelaxed environment. They can work a bit on the customer service.

Incredible Colombia coffee. The iced shaken espresso is seriously so delicious. A friend brought me…read moreone at work last week, and loved it so much I had to come and try more! Super cute spot right next to the library. Kind staff members, quiet interior. They have a full menu but I only tried their beef empanada, which was great!

Main Street / News and Gourmet is a fantastic coffee shop situated in the Breakers Hotel in Palm…read moreBeach. They offer a wide variety of coffees, teas, lattes, smoothies, refreshers, and a selection of fresh pastries. The shop is located within a small store that sells essentials and Breakers Hotel merchandise. Pick up your favorite drink and savor it on the spacious patio right in front of the store.

Stopped in for an iced coffee while walking around palm beach. They have ice cream, matcha, coffee,…read morelight bites. They have items for the house, gift ideas and souvenirs. You do have to pay to park on the street. There is no parking lot and there is no where to park without having to pay.

I'm gonna be honest here: as a coffee snob this didn't really hit…read more It: The cortado I got. Not it: the iced latte my wife got. The cortado was really smooth and not just straight up milk flavor. The iced latte tho was not great, I couldn't taste any of the coffee and it was pretty muted. The staff was pretty chill and looked happy working there but I couldn't help but think the atmosphere was a little dark and too moody for me, but it works for an urban setting like downtown for sure. Wouldn't be my first spot but if someone really wanted it I'd be good to get a cortado again.

I don't know what happened to this place, as it used to be very good, but lately I have given them…read moremultiple tries, just in case, but their coffee is really not worth the money at all. I get a decaf almond milk latte, and it tastes horrible. They don't even foam the almond milk, which I do at home just fine, so the entire cup is mostly milk to make up for the lack of foam and hardly any espresso. Basically $7 for a cup of nasty almond milk. Which I don't even think they use espresso as the "coffee" part, as it tastes like normal house coffee that's been sitting on a burner for too long. Very subtle flavor and a nasty burnt after taste. Highly disappointed when you spend over 20 bucks on 2 coffees and a snack. No wonder the Delray location is shutting down.

Okay I literally just pulled this place up on a whim and I'm not kidding when I say I'm so glad I…read moredid. This place feels like it's a boutique urban spot from Chicago- super clean but tight atmosphere. My wife and I split a egg cheese and ham brekkie sandwich with a chocolate croissant and my Lord I can see why the French gave this place a "You can be on the same planet as us" award thing. The croissant was crispy (a little dense) but really good. They also handed out almond croissant samples which was so insanely soft and sweet and good. Staff was super friendly and didn't give us that rushed feel which was great. Nothing to complain about except the sandwich was a little "light" in terms of how much was on it but still great.

Excellent lunch - delicious chicken salad on croissant and a wonderful vanilla latte delivered…read moretable side by lovely young woman, Karla. Service with a smile. Nice outdoor seating. Easy access.

Went for dinner this Thursday, to finally try the food here and listen to some live jazz music! Was…read moreable to snag a seat at the bar, which was perfect since the jazz was closer than in the dining room. Had a couple glasses of red wine- since ordering a bottle was out of the question because they were SO expensive. We ordered the San Danielle pizza (prosciutto, mozzarella, and arugula), and the lobster pasta. The pizza was more of a flatbread, VERY thin and airy crust. Order as an APP, not an entree. The lobster pasta had "homemade shells"- they tasted no different from a box pasta- and the pasta itself was VERY fishy. I only ate half and had a stomachache after. Would NOT return here for dinner; overpriced for sub-par food.

Took my niece to Sant Ambroseus for a celebration. It's a lovely restaurant with beautiful inside…read moreseating and decor and you can sit outside as well. The first thing that struck me about this place was how exorbitantly expensive everything was --from the appetizers to the salads and entrees. I mean, the salads were $35 for a small salad. I had the beet and avocado salad at $35 and while it was very good the portion did not justify the $35 price tag. Even in the most upscale restaurants worldwide I have never seen a small salad at this price point. My niece had the Caesar salad and she said she enjoyed it. Same small salad for $35. We both had the salmon and it was very good. It comes over lentil salad, and my niece who is allergic to lentils asked if she could have something else instead and the waiter said no. No substitutions. So she just got a piece of salmon. Took a star off for this. They could have given her French fries for this very expensive entree. The bread they bring out is a couple of slices of cold bread with whipped butter. Again for the prices they charge here they should be bringing out a bread basket of warm bread. Our server was OK but not outstanding. The lady who fills the water barely did and when she did one time it was grudgingly. So this is a mixed review because the food was good and enjoyable. But dinner for two with one cocktail and no dessert came to almost $300 before the tip. That is pretty outrageous. Not sure if I will return because there's a big choice of restaurants in Palm Beach County that I would take guests to where at least for $300 you might feed four people. Took a star off for this seriously greedy restaurant. This restaurant would have gotten five stars if the entrées and salads and appetizer were half the price that they are now. And if they had given my niece some side because she told him she was allergic to lentils. This is a restaurant that will not really try that hard because they're already on the hotspots to try in Palm Beach. It's a shame really. There are some very excellent restaurants in Palm Beach that don't try to gouge their customers.

Tucked in the corner of the Colony Hotel is this little Euro café serving coffee, muffins, eggs,…read moresandwiches, croissants and smoothies. Had a Floridian Coffee Roasters espresso for $5.00 which was at the high end of the price spectrum for a single shot but the roasty aroma and the medium bold taste superceded the cost. The coffee was presented in a white ToGo cup bearing a logo in cursive "The Hedges Inn" at East Hampton, which is the Pink Paradise Café sister company. The barista/manager Courtney took us on an unexpected guided tour of the hotel. This was customer service at it's best. Did not even have to think twice about giving this café a strong five stars.

A friend and I each ordered a smoothie, and the total came to $37, which felt pretty expensive for…read morethe quality and flavor we received. Unfortunately, the smoothies were underwhelming and didn't really stand out. The atmosphere also felt a bit awkward, as there wasn't much interaction and the staff seemed fairly quiet. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but it didn't feel worth the price.

The store had a great selection of curiosities, perfect for kitschy souvenirs. I've even found some…read moregreat Vietri table wear. The customer service however was awful. They followed the two of around the store the entire time--but only us two not the middle aged or boomers in the store. Apparently being a young adult is suspicious? Nevermind that we were dressed well and classy. It felt like ageism, if not r@cism (since we are minority?) But all three employees (younger than us) were on us as if they expected the worse, and they lacked all tact in their supervision and stares.

The Breakers hotel has a number of charming shops and dining options in the Palm Courtyard. This…read moreincludes the delightful News and Gourmet which offers both a home goods and gift shop and coffee and snacks along with the newspaper. In the morning you can enjoy artisanal coffee, both cold brew and Seattle-style pour over and freshly-baked pastries. For lunch they offer quick, light bites, which include salads, sandwiches and snacks. They even sell cigars and bottles of wine. On the other side is a carefully curated collection of gifts and unique decorative accessories from around the world. Everything is so artfully arranged by type and color scheme. They sell holiday decorations, books, collectibles, dishes, cups, glassware, topiaries, beautifully embroidered dish towels, an assortment of napkin rings, greeting card, note cards, decorative items, glass paper weights, candles, beauty items, and more. I really loved the Palm Beach coloring book. Of course this being The Breakers, items are pricey. A single greeting card was $6. I enjoyed exploring all of the shop items after which I indulged in a croissant and coffee from the food side. You can take your food and drinks out to the Palm Court where there is beautiful landscaping, fountains, and tables and seats. You don't have to be a guest of the resort to come here. The Breakers tries to limit non resort guests during season but if you allow them to scan your license and tell the guards you are coming to eat or shop they will let you in. Guest parking is on your immediate left just after you pass the guards.

I was really happy to find this place in the Royal Poncio because most of the restaurants are so…read moreoverpriced and here I got a delicious avocado melt on a taco which was really good and we also got the salad. Also, we had an egg sandwich. Most items were $10We were happy to take our food and sit in the area where they have tables when a beautiful day.

Great location and favorably priced however the quality seemed to lack for those pure juice and…read moresmoothie seekers. Ideally I was hoping to find all organic options with extra packed antioxidants that bring unique flavors. Most of the options I tried here (and I tried 5+) were all ok. Nothing exceptional. Also each smoothie had chunks of ingredients that were unblended. So I would recommend upgrading the ingredient quality and the blenders. I would also not make the product in the back but rather move it to an open kitchen style even in this grab and go setting. Otherwise , the staff were super nice and friendly.