A favorite breakfast spot! I had the California crepe which is a crepe w avocado bacon egg onions…read moretomato and is very yummy! I had the side of hash browns and got a nice quick lesson from our charming server on the diff between home fries and hash browns! We sat outside on a pretty morning, it is always a pleasant experience eating here that I look forward to having whenever I have guests in town!

This was a one and done for us. It's a cute looking place, small but quaint. My boyfriend and I sat…read moreourselves and were immediately put off by the aroma of our table as it had recently been cleaned with a not-so-fresh rag/dirty water. It was very unpleasant and present the entire meal. We started with coffee and as I poured a single-serve creamer into my cup it curdled; I've never seen this before and I'm sure this was just a fluke but it seemed like an omen of things to come. I asked for a fresh cup of coffee and more creamer as we were then out, and we placed our food orders along with a glass of OJ. My boyfriend chose sliced tomatoes as the "breakfast side" accompanying his combo and was told they "no longer do that." You can get sliced tomatoes on any burger/sandwich/salad or their plethora of listed BLTs but not on the side? Strange for a diner/cafe, especially during tomato season in FL. Maybe take it off the menu as a listed breakfast side option. After waiting for about 10+ minutes for creamer (two waitresses, three small tables each), I finally went to grab a few from the empty table adjacent from me and was politely scolded by another waitress to "just ask if I needed cream." Well I did, but no one came and I'm not going to sit not being remembered while my now second cup turns cold (no one brought my orange juice either). The couple next to us, who had arrived and ordered after us, got their food first as did a gentleman on the patio, which felt odd/intentional. The couple also were offered sliced tomatoes as a breakfast side option by their waitress, so what's the deal with that? We felt judged. I'd like to mention that the man next to us brought in a dog in a vest reading "emotional support animal" that he initially had in his lap (these are NOT service animals) and later put on the floor. The staff said nothing despite there being a sign on their door stating they were no longer allowing animals inside; they have a full patio of outside seating. It would have been nice of the staff to follow their own rules and offer them a table outside. Unfortunately, I'm allergic to dogs. When we got our food (I had to ask again for the orange juice) I was very disappointed. I had ordered the California Benedict and the "avocado" was pre-packaged guacamole-like paste from a container. The mixture was also warm, as were the soggy tomatoes underneath, almost like they were cooked. It is not difficult to make a simple Benedict and just before serving add some fresh sliced tomato and avocado. Would you serve a burger with hot lettuce and cooked tomato? Same concept. In a word, this meal was unappetizing. I scraped off the topping and ate what I could around it. The eggs were nicely poached, the potatoes seasoned, the English muffin toasted. The OJ was delicious, the best part of the meal. The uneaten removed pile of my entree went seemingly unnoticed by our waitress who was by no means rude but just seemed a bit short with us. My boyfriend's combo, while tasting fine, was smaller than we're used to at most breakfast spots (especially for the menu calling it the "Belly Buster") and he found it difficult to eat his pancakes as they were on the same small plate as his yolky eggs. Overall the food and service both left a bad taste in our mouths and it was not a great experience. We will not return, nor recommend.

Pleasant surprise! Nestled in a golf course. Great spot for breakfast. Ask for Laurie, the best…read morewaitress, for great service and good food.

This is a golf course restaurant. It's large and good for breakfast. Service is friendly and…read morehelpful. I ordered the corn beef hash, eggs, home fries,with biscuit and gravy on the side. The eggs were delicious. Hash was good. Home fries were last week old bake potatoes. They were very dry. The gravy was large and gelatinous. My wife got the eggs Benedict and grits. Egg was great cooked excellent. Grits were instant and got water this in just a few minutes??? All the food needed salt and pepper. It was bland. Lots of windows looking outside.

Great dinning experience! Super friendly staff, owner (or…read moremaybe chef) made his way through the dining room at one point and greeted folks warmly. Setting is very informal, music not too loud. Interesting mix of original cocktails Had the conch fritters, she-crab soup and the floridian hog snapper all of which was incredible and tasted super fresh. Love to support these unique local establishments and easy to do when the food is top notch!

Food is sub par and certainly not Jerk Flavor. An odd…read moreflavor where I don't know where the Jerk is ? 3 shrimp and half a lobster tail over pasta 38$ was over cooked and Pasta was the winner of the 3. Meals way overpriced. Soup was a D- and Stuffed Chicken was anything but Jerk and overcooked with sides another D grade. Service was ok but the Jamaican Mon Brawl inside and outside was a little over the top for our dinner evening. 1 and done.

A good morning with a great smoothie, French toast and some great sky divers. - we love watching…read morethem jump, land and the jumpers grins are super- a very nice way to spend a hour on a gorgeous Saturday morning-

Love this place! I've come here with my family for the Super Bowl and enjoyed some food…read moreall-American music during the halftime. Drinks and service were bomb! Cheers!

Stopped in the local breakfast hangout for a good meal after work. Ordered the chicken fried steak,…read morehome fries, eggs and toast. I ate the eggs and half the toast. That's it. Only 5 pieces of potato were fried, the rest seemed like cubes of pale baked potato. The "steak" was more like a breaded hamburger, and tasted like it was past it's sell-by date. I left everything else on the plate. The waitress never asked if there was anything wrong, and I could plainly see she saw what was left on my plate. Even when I went to pay no one asked how everything was, as is customary in the food service industry. This place is 3 miles from my house, but I'll drive the 25 miles to the closest Crakcer Barrel from now on.

Stopped in on a Saturday morning and immediately appreciated the Old Florida charm of this place…read more Country Ham N Egg has the kind of classic diner vibe I love--complete with a proper lunch counter, plenty of booths and tables, and even some outdoor seating. We were seated right away, and the service was spot on: quick, friendly, and never felt rushed. I usually judge a breakfast spot partly by their coffee, but I already had a fresh cup of homebrew in my Buc-ee's tumbler this time around and didn't want to waste it (Yes, I saw the "Absolutely no outside beverages" sign... and yes, I'll respect that on future visits. No one said a word, which I appreciated.) I did grab a giant glass of cranberry juice to go with my meal. I ordered the pork chop with two eggs over easy, grits, and an English muffin--and everything was cooked just right. The pork chop had perfect grill marks and was tender and flavorful. The eggs were exactly how I like them, and the grits... well, I can be a bit picky when it comes to grits, but these were spot on. Creamy, hot, and seasoned just right--hard to beat that. All in all, a great breakfast experience. Looking forward to coming back, and I'm curious to see what they've got on the lunch menu next time.

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more Some of you know that I am often brought to historic downtowns and villages in hopes of "letterbox seeding" them. As I get close to concluding Historic Downtown Melbourne/Melbourne Main Street, I am moving both south to Sebastian Riverview Area and north to the Eau Gallie Art District. Today, I decided to further check out the Sebastian Riverview Area and it looks like I'll be getting more done here as I discover more "mom n' pop" shops. One of the restaurants in the area I've been to before is Cafe Latte da. Located on the northside of the Sebastian Riverview Area on the riverside of US-1 (across the street from The District), Cafe Latte da is a smallish shop ran by two women. It is a quaint coffee shop that looks like stepping into grandma's house, well, at least the view you'd think seen on classic television, especially on Lifetime. The women are very kind. Very friendly and admirable and I had such a nice conversation with them. As for the food, it was delicious for what they have. Definitely a place you want to support. Now for the overall criticism. As much as I like this place, I most stress critical points that may be a factor for other patrons. For starters, the two women seem to be the only ones running this place, so there is a layer of grime often associated with homes ran by older people. Each menu had a bit of stickiness to it. For me, not a problem. But I know it can be an issue for others. It is quite evident things need to be wiped down. You can especially see crumbs on certain displays. Next, the food menu is good, but can be limited given the limits they have. Take that as you may, but so far, everything they had served me was delicious which is the more important factor in my opinion. Ultimately, I am going to give an overall rating of three out of five stars. It is good to go here if you can be graceful on some things. But there are some, especially some of my friends who are germiphobes and get uppity if a restroom doesn't have a means to open the door without using your hands. Still, give these ladies and their coffee shop some love. They are pillars in expressing and progressing the community with all the local artists displaying their art, events, and activities they support. I truly hope someone can give them the assistance they need because this place is great, but I can sense there can be issues others might see, especially with certain priviledges we Americans have when it comes to eating out.,

Cute kitschy place filled with what appear to be regulars. Service was decent but my drink wasn't…read moregreat--my latte was milk heavy and I barely tasted any coffee. I don't think it's a place I would frequent, but it was nice to stop in once.

We wandered into the Village Tavern of Sebastian on a Saturday afternoon after running errands, and…read moreit instantly felt like one of those hidden gems you kick yourself for not finding sooner. We live just down the road in Vero Beach, so discovering a neighborhood tavern with this much charm practically in our backyard was a real win. We had already eaten lunch at Nini's Cuban across the parking lot, so we stopped in just for a beer. Within minutes we were pulled straight into the atmosphere. Nancy, the bartender and proprietor, is the kind of host every small tavern dreams of. Warm, funny, and completely at ease, she makes newcomers feel like long‑time regulars while keeping the whole place running smoothly. The beer selection is far better than you would expect from a cozy local spot. There is a rotating craft lineup that rivals bigger bars, along with the classics and a surprisingly solid wine list. We spent half our visit sipping and the other half laughing at the hilarious signs covering the walls and at the antics of a couple of regulars who clearly keep the place lively. We have not tried the food yet, but the vibe alone guarantees we will be back and we will be coming hungry. This is the kind of place where you settle in, meet the locals, and let the afternoon drift. For the record, our beer of choice that day was "Cougar Bait." It is as much fun to drink as it is to say!

If you're looking for a place that makes you feel like you actually belong in the neighborhood,…read moreVillage Tavern Restaurant is that rare gem that delivers comfort, quality, and character with every plate and pint. From the moment I slid onto a barstool, I knew I was in for something special -- and not just because the beer list reads like a love letter to hop heads and casual sippers alike. Each pint poured is thoughtful, crisp, and refreshing, with local craft brews rubbing shoulders beside tried‑and‑true favorites. I lost count somewhere around the third flight, but honestly? Worth it. And then there's Nancy, the bartender -- sweet lord, if every tavern had her warmth and precision, we'd all be happier people. She recommended beers without braggy pretension, anticipated refills like a mind reader, and managed a perfect balance of friendly conversation and professional grace. Her service alone is worth the trip. Great food, killer beers, and a bartender who makes you feel like a VIP? Village Tavern doesn't just raise the bar -- it is the bar.

Quaint family restaurant serving dishes like your mother made. Quality food, well prepared and…read moresuperb desserts

Mashed potatoes were rubbery, weinerschnitzle was tasteless. Salad and bread were the only good…read morethings we had.

The fish and chips basket was outstanding. Light crispy breading coating delicate flavored cod…read more Yum! Server was super efficient and so very pleasant. Planning on returning to try other dishes.

Looking for somewhere to have lunch but couldn't find the fancier kind of place we were looking for…read morethat didn't look too busy. This place is in a small strip mall and very unassuming. I had a Cobb salad which was very crisp and fresh and well composed d. my friend had a perfectly cooked BLT. Felt we made an excellent choice.

Gosh I live this mom &pop place,right Hwy1. This s a local favorite for sure…read more Every time you walk in the owner always genuinely greets you. You order at the counter and have a seat, your hand made sandwich is brought out to your table. The dinning area is always clean even when it's busy. Take out and order online is available but, I have never tried it. The only downside is, it you could call it, is the parking lot and that's not their fault. If you are looking for a place the locals go and want a really good deli sandwich or even breakfast Moe's is your place

I have been going to Moe's for a couple of years now, at least once a week…read more They are a wonderful couple that make everyone feel welcome. I love their egg sandwiches...bac,egg and cheese as well as a western omelet on a roll. It's so important to frequent our local stores. Thank you for your consistent quality.