I stop in there when I'm down that way in Melbourne , usually when I'm heading home from an…read moreappointment! The staff is friendly and will answer questions that you have about the special coffees, teas, pastries, or their merchandise ( after all, they roast coffee beans and sell coffee in bags there!!)! I've been pleased with whatever drink that I've got from them so far! Try the monthly specials, you'll be pleased!! Ambience... coffee shop! Staff are great! Noise, not too bad at all! Parking... tiny lot in front and in back! Parking is at a premium!!

Big spacious cofffeeshop with a fun origin story: it was during the pandemic and the time people…read morethought was "the end of the world" and so "Apocalypse Coffee" was born and it's been a hit ever since. I first came around 2021 and it was popular then as it still is now in 2025. The coffee itself is solid: strong and bold. The flavored lattes: fun names and interesting combinations but unfortunately they use Monin syrups and are overly sweet and synthetic. Overall a neat concept store with merch, a vintage store and a private event room

Great little coffee shop in the lobby of Hotel Melby. The staff were pleasant during our stay and…read morequick to get everyone served. Had a few questions on day 1 and they were so helpful. The coffee was smooth and not bitter. Multiple sugar free syrups. They have pastry and a few breakfast options. Indoor & outdoor seating.

Great coffee, fast service and delicious eats. They have plenty seating indoor and outdoor but I…read moretook my bagel sandwich to go. It was the perfect savory and sweet combo which is my fave. It had a little kick because of the pepper jack cheese on it but nothing too overpowering. I'm glad I got it. The ambiance is normal coffee shop vibes and it's in the lobby of Hotel Melby. Business was steady as there were customers coming in often in the short 15 minutes I was there and if you're not staying at the hotel but want something you can park on the street and walk over.

**UPDATED REVIEW**…read more The last time I reviewed The 905 Cafe (which I will shorthand simply to 905) was early in my Yelping career. I don't even remember if I earned RED yet, but I surely enjoyed being honest about where I partook my patronage to. 905 received my highest rating for an initial review for a local business, and unless you know, that is always going to be four out of five stars because my fifth star is always earned for consistency as in "consistently being good/great/amazing!" I will stress that I haven't been back to 905 as much as I'd like simply because of work, but now that I have finally made many returns, I can happily say that after eight years (which is way too long if you ask me), I finally made enough visits to write that 905 is consistent and thus have earned their fifth star in which they are one of the few - after I have organized my reviewing style and detail - to be a perfect score local business. In general, all the details I described in my previous review are still effect, but there are some changes that need to be noted. Firstly, 905 is no longer located at 905. It is across the street at 908. They moved back in 2020 during the pandemic. Secondly, there are now more wares inside from local creators, and even a small book and media purchase area. Finally, I must stress how amazing the soups are. Take note that like any other place that makes one pot for the day and finishes that pot in said day, depending on the time you go and how much soup is left, you might get a "flavor bomb" at times. For example, if I show up just an hour or two before closing, my soup will be loaded with flavor because flavor settles over time, even if you mix the soup every so often. That's just the truth. Finally, the ambiance still has the feel of going to grandma's house, but a bit more modernization, too. Nothing too bad but it should be noted. And I don't think I said this last time, but the restroom is gender neutral and very clean. Only place in the entire restaurant where profanity is shown and I don't mean graffiti on the walls because they don't have that. You'll see if you go. Ultimately, they deserve their five-out-of-five stars and it has been a pleasure eating there. I always go back for their soups so I will definitely be around.

As cozy, kitschy, and warm as though you stepped into a midwestern grandma's kitchen :3 Very cute…read more Though the coffee leaves a bit to be desired, I can appreciate the charm of this quaint little cafe, and the friendly service makes up for the mediocre brew. COCONUT ICED TEA: Like a sweet tea, but with a light coconut flavor (made with coconut water maybe)? Simple & refreshing. My bf's 905 Signature was... Sugary! Very sweet. Other drinks we ordered met the same fate... Maybe better if you're a bigger sweet tooth.

Nice coffee shop with friendly service and a relaxing atmosphere. The baked oatmeal is really good…read moreand you can really taste the espresso and flavor in the latte!

We tried the oatmeal today. It was amazing. Definitely worth a visit to give it a try.read more

**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.

This hidden gem has such a cute and cozy atmosphere. I only ordered a Gatorade and a lightly…read moretoasted buttered croissant. The croissant was not very warm, and the butter was not melted, so that part of the experience could have been better. Still, the staff was polite and kind, and the location has a calm, inviting vibe that feels perfect for reading, enjoying coffee, or having a simple breakfast. If you are looking for a charming spot to relax, this is still a nice place to visit.

I love this place! Great variety of items, cheap, calm vibes. Not much more you can ask for. This…read moreis my go to breakfast spot.

Cute little bakery cafe that also had ice cream. We stopped in to get some ice cream on a hot day…read morein May. It was refreshing and the ice cream tasted good. I'd come back again to try their other menu items. The ambiance is cute.

We popped in for a pastry on a recommendation, out of towners not knowing the area or who makes a…read moregreat croissant. Very cute little cafe, with a friendly and welcoming staff. The pastry case makes it very hard to pick something so we went with an apple turnover and a chocolate croissant. We were not disappointed, I gobbled the chocolate croissant and only permitted my husband one smallish bite. A smidge pricey, but what isn't these days. If I ever find myself back in this area, I will be test driving the quiche.

Walking in, I was skeptical--but wow! The space is beautifully decorated, cool, and very clean. The…read morestaff was super friendly, and the calming Christmas music set such a cozy vibe. I also loved having the option of sitting in a chair or on a couch--such a nice touch. The donuts and cookies were delicious--very soft and tasted fresh. My husband ordered the peppermint Yeti with dark chocolate and cold foam. He really liked it and said he'd probably add an extra shot next time. The flavor was so good! I got the Atomic Latte (chai with espresso), and I looooove when coffee shops have this on their menu. Other places charge so much for dirty chais, so this really stood out to me. We don't live in the area, but whenever we're traveling through, we would absolutely love to come back!

Nicely decorated spot with plenty of seating. We spotted by on our way to South Florida from…read moreOrlando. We enjoyed the giant robot, but found the drinks a little on the pricier end. We ordered a double espresso and a chai latte, which were both okay. The bathroom was nice and clean and has a fun alien hovering on the wall above. The staff was friendly and helpful.

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more As of this review, there are three kava bars located in south Brevard county, specifically in Palm Bay, FL: Kraken Kava Bar, Nocturne Teas, and Kalea Kava Bar. To further expand my kava horizons, I decided to go north and check out the other kava bars in my county. Simply because this kava bar is also owned by the same people who own Kraken Kava, I wanted to check out Pau Hana first. I will say their kava is a little better than the average, especially compared to certain locales in Historic Downtown Melbourne, but what I love the most is the ambiance and the fact I made some new kava community friends here, too. Though an address is provided, Pau Hana is located in Metro West, the strip mall that also home to the iconic card, board, and tabletop game store, Get Your Fun On, and the best sushi restaurant in all of Brevard County, Umami. Pau Hana is along the eastside of the strip mall just south of the gym. Just like most kava bars I have been to, it is a small-ish space, but what stood out first was the ambiance. Since kava originates from Pacific island nations, especially its believed origin of Vanuatu, many kava bars seem to opt for a stereotypical pacific islander vibe. Pau Hana, though the name is Hawaiian for "Finished Word," the interior seems more like a secret garden. The interior has flora arrangements, flowered vines, and a color scheme that matches the aforementioned secret garden theme, but it is not overly stereotypical of Pacific Island nations. There are also swinging chairs hanging from the ceiling, which I am unsure require a weight limit notice. I assume anyone can sit, but if you weigh more than 350 pounds, you may want to reconsider any thoughts on sitting in those said chairs. There is also a pool table in the back for those who would enjoy a game of 8-Ball, 9-Ball, One Pocket, or Cutthroat. I loved the drink menu they provided here, especially the kava mocktails. The two I had during my visits were the Horchata Kava and the Dirty Chai. The former is a kava mocktail that consists with your choice kava, oatmilk, cinnamon, vanilla and a garnish of a vanilla stick. The latter is your choice of kava, chai tea, vanilla, and your choice of creamer. I had it once with Irish cream and another time with hazelnut. Both were good. And speaking of kava mocktails, I have to give my regards to Eloise as she's been the kavatender every time I been to Pau Hana. Does an excellent job making my cocktails, but doesn't really have time to converse as every time I am there, the bar is somewhat packed. Ultimately, I am going to give Pau Hana a four-out-of-five star rating for its ambiance, its menu, and the fact my circile of kava community friends grew there. If the bar continues to be consistent in their service, environment, and menu, I will grant them their fifth star in an updated review.

Stopped by Pau Hana and had such a great experience! Upon arrival, I noticed there was live music…read moreperforming on a small stage in the corner, which added the perfect vibe. There's also a pool table and some fun swinging chairs near the entrance that make the place super inviting. Eloise was my Kava tender and she was the absolute sweetest--super welcoming and kind. I tried 2x Original Kava Shells and 1x Kava Chai, and everything was smooth, balanced, and relaxing. Eloise made the whole experience even better with her friendly energy and helpful recommendations. Definitely a great spot to unwind--I'll be back!

Foxtail coffee shop is a charming little spot that has delicious pastries, cookies, and coffee!…read more With lots of rustic wood paneling and tables and chairs, this place holds such charm. Service was kind and very helpful and let us customize our drinks to our liking. I would love to get this coffee on the run if it had a drive-through, but alas, we did not see one, but if you're ever looking for a great spot to stop in for a hot or iced coffee, this point shop is a must try .

**INITIAL REVIEW** I…read morefind it amazing that over the past five to ten years, coffee microbreweries have suddenly boomed in popularity. Though I can mention plenty of such businesses that fit the criteria of such success, the one in Florida that I have a lot of love for is Foxtail Coffee. Foxtail Coffee (which I will shorthand simply to Foxtail) is only eight years old. Founded in 2016 in Winter Park, FL, Foxtail has grown to have over 50 locations in Florida, Michigan, Nevada, Virginia, and Georgia, with the majority of branches in the Sunshine State (Florida). The one I went to was located in Melbourne, FL, on Babcock St. Though an address is given, it is best to say this Foxtail is next door neighbors to the original location of another Florida coffee microbrewery (which is of course local to Melbourne, FL since I stated it was the "original location"), Apocalypse Coffee Roasters. Foxtail's business locale is kind of small-ish, but cute in a cozy kind of way. The northside of the building has a covered patio decored with Christmas lights. Numerous outdoor tables and chairs are available for outdoor seating. The southside of the building has a beautiful mural painted on its wall. You definitely know it panders to Foxtail as it surely shows off its logo and stylistic use of rainforest greenery. If you think the outside looked cozy, go inside and you'll notice how tight of a space the place is. The two female workers in the bar area were really kind, and I enjoyed a coffee and a chocolate muffin. Overall, it was a good experience, but nothing that stood out compared to going to another coffee house. I cannot simply highlight the coffee alone as I have had Foxtail on its own before. I got myself a bag awhile ago, ground the beans myself in my grinder, and enjoyed a cup. And to be fair, anyone who makes their own cup of coffee should know how to make it the best for themselves, right? Ergo, my initial visit to this Foxtail, I will give it an a-okay rating of three out of four stars. It was definitely good, but it also has that "corporate chain" feel that places like Starbucks also has. If this Foxtail stays consistent, however, I will make sure to give them their fourth star. Until then, a good place to go, but if I could, I would defiitely opt for something considered more local to support small businesses in the area... especially Apocalypse Coffee Roasters right across the street.