Tiny cafe tucked in a tiny house in a small tiny house rental community. Excellent service, fun…read moredecor, ample parking upfront. Coffee drinks were creative and flavorful. They also sell hats / shirts with the Sad Donkey logo. Was a great find when driving between Gainesville and Crystal Springs.

My husband & I were traveling from Weeki Wachee back home to Georgia, and we found Sad Donkey…read moreCoffee on our route home. We enjoyed the coffee and were pleasantly surprised to find that Sad Donkey serves Break Coffee Roaster beans from Lawrenceville, GA where we live! We like the beans that Break Coffee offers, so we were glad to find that Sad Donkey chose to serve Break Coffee beans. We like shops that make homemade syrups, and Sad Donkey Coffee does not make their syrups in house. I chose to sweeten my coffee with liquid cane sugar to lessen the additives. Overall, the coffee shop was a great stop for us!

When you turn in towards Cymplify Coffee you will pass by a run down building. At first we got…read moreworried that was the coffee shop but fortunately it was not. The outside of Cym definitely needs a spruce up but when you walk in it is surprisingly nice. The space is divided up into several rooms where several people had their laptops out working or studying. I had a hot latte that was warm at best and a raspberry croissant. The croissant had a nice raspberry flavor but the latte definitely could have been much hotter. The coffee though was good and no sweetener was needed. They have a nice outside porch area with a fan for sitting when the inside gets too full or if you just want to enjoy the outdoors.

I ordered a matcha! It wasn't good in my opinion off the barista board and adding for it to be…read moreextra sweetened and it was still bland and not good. Not good that I just poured it out when I got home. Literally tasted like grass. Service was pretty quick since it was 1 person. Ambiance was a typically coffee shop. Quick stop. Cool coffee shop for studying or for meeting up with someone to chat!

Amazing food amazing atmosphere. Very cozy and spacious. Clean environment and great service! Can't…read morewait to come back here. Also love the Christian quotes everywhere!

Would not recommend to LGBTQ+ people…read more Traveling from Orlando to ATL and did not realize this place would have "Faith and Family Month" posters everywhere. I didn't even initially assume it was a hate campaign until my sister mentioned it's an anti-pride month initiative. It's sad because the staff seems well intentioned and the coffee/food was fine. I just can't recommend this place as being an open-minded and respectful place for lgbtq+ people.

Absolutely delicious iced latte. This was the White Chocolate Lavender Latte made with Almond…read moremilk. Coffee was made quick and served with the sweetest smile. Thanks Prickly Palm for the pick me up!!

Stopped to try out this coffee shop while in the Cedar Key area one morning. I did not know…read moreanything about it before stopping, but was impressed with the entire experience! While visiting family nearby in Chiefland, we stopped into Cedar Key one morning before our trip concluded. It was a Wednesday in July, and overall the area was not super busy. We came up to The Prickly Palm around noon on a Wednesday in July, and were one of a few customers there. This coffee trailer is located in the main part of Cedar Key. I recently learned that they used to have a brick and mortar, but that was unfortunately destroyed by the hurricane last year. Despite this, their trailer and whole current set-up is very cute and inviting. The trailer is set up along 2nd Street, and sits in the back of the lot. You will see a sandwich board sign indicating where the lot is, along with a ton of outdoor seating under tents. There is not a dedicated parking lot specifically for The Prickly Pear, but we had no issue finding street parking right near the entrance. The menu here is very diverse and full of variety! Not only do they have coffee, but there are also smoothies, açaí bowls, milkshakes, and breakfast items. I was especially impressed with the variety of flavoring for the coffees. Sometimes, places only have a few flavors. However, there was a solid collection of flavors and different combinations marketed for customers to choose from! It seems like there are seasonal options available, as they had a lot of banana coffee options on this particular day. I appreciated the different sizing options for the coffee. Especially for the iced, as typically a lot of local coffee places do not have bigger sizes (comparable to a Dunkin or Starbucks). The Large Iced is 32OZ, which was a pleasant surprise! They did seem to have a size for everyone, whether they want a lot of coffee or just a regular amount. I personally ended up ordering a Large Iced Banana Nut Mocha Latte, but requested half of the syrups to tone down the sweetness. It was really good! I am iffy at times on banana flavoring, as I am not a fan of artificial banana. Even so, I liked this latte and enjoyed it throughout the afternoon. The others I was with all enjoyed their drinks as well! This was my first time visiting here, and the employees could not have been more welcoming! I asked for recommendations and their favorites, and they gave a lot of good suggestions and information. There were three of us total, each getting a large latte or cold brew. The total was a little under $30 for all of it. So, this place is a little more expensive than other spots, but I do believe the value is there. Plus, you are supporting a small business which is a win! Loved visiting The Prickly Palm for the first time. We tend to come to the area at least once a year, and I look forward to our next visit so I can make another trip to The Prickly Palm for a delicious latte! I would recommend giving this spot a try if you find yourself in Cedar Key.

Atmosphere - Good. The building serves two purposes. It is a breakfast and lunch restaurant and in…read morethe evening a dinner service begins under the name of a restaurant that was unfortunately severely damaged by the hurricane in September of 2024. There is an outdoor patio dining area and an indoor dining area. The atmosphere is very seaside casual. Service - Very good. Our server was attentive and pleasant. Food - Mixed. I had breakfast at the restaurant one day and it was very good. My dinner was disappointing. The breading was very thick and the oysters were not cooked through well. Overall Value - Good. Currently, this is basically one of only two restaurants in town that is open for dinner. The prices are very reasonable and the service very good.

Delicious home cooked breakfast Cheesy grits are perfectly…read moreseasoned, biscuits and light and fluffy and omelette is packed with veggies! Service with a smile and plenty of parking!

We stopped in for lunch and had a Cuban and banana pudding. 10/10…read moreThe food was delicious and the customer service was quick and friendly. We definitely will be back again!

We got a Rueben, a Cuban, and a hot dog. Good stop for a…read moresandwich Friendly service For the Cuban we substituted turkey and it was pretty good

What a cute place. We'd intended to get coffee next door, but they were closed. We opted to go to…read morethe Tea House instead. We were not disappointed. The shop is hopelessly sweet and cute. They carry a variety of teas and decorative accessories among other things. While there, i had Jasmine pearl tea ( my favorite!) and i had their idea of Spanokipita l, which, lets be honest, it was delicious, light and tasty. The seevice was efficient and friendly. I know for sure that I will.come back.

I went to have lunch with some girlfriends and my take is that they are probably still working out…read morethe kinks. I thought the prices were all over the place-some too high (charcuterie for 1 is $27) and some are too low (Diet Coke is $1.50). I ordered a charcuterie cup and perfect pasta salad-both were okay. My friends ordered sandwiches and pasta salad along with scones. They were all disappointed with the scones (which were not on the menu, they had to ask if they could order them ala carte). Not that they had to be homemade but they were definitely not fresh. Don't know if I'd try it again. Wish I could have left a more positive review.

I love this place it is unique ot looks like a house and it's a restaurant for breakfast and lunch…read more You seat in wooden dinning tables à lot of things made by hand and it is a beautiful cozy place We did not eat here.

I adore this place. I got to visit it while in town to visit my 94-year old Grandma, and this is…read moreour favorite spot to grab a lunch. It's so cute inside, it doesn't even feel like a real restaurant, more like a scene from Alice in Wonderland's tea party! Service is great & food is always delicious. Dress up and get some fun photos!!

Wonderful little coffee shop, great setting, and the coffee is honestly very good. They close after…read morelunch I believe. The staff is always very friendly and they get your order out very fast. Definitely would recommend!

The blend is a local coffee shop that is run by a church close by. All of the proceeds above…read morematerial cost go to support missions! They also give a discount to pastors and church employees. The people working there were really kind and friendly to talk to. My mentor got a Java chip frappe which tasted like a chocolate smoothie and I got the mocha latte which was great also. Love that they encourage recycling the cardboard sleeve and use it as a punch card! Highly recommend this place and will be back even though it's about a 30 minute drive from Gainesville.