Just had a wonderful breakfast the food was delicious and the staff was so nice I highly…read morerecommend making this stop a weekend getaway from the stove

Excellent local vibe! Lattes were fantastic and reasonably priced. Try the breakfast grits bowl!…read moreStaff was happy and engaging. Such a nice treat.

What an interesting pit-stop! We stopped here for a break on our way to Florida. And the bagel and…read morethe tomato soup was delicious! The coffee was a little too weak for our liking, despite the fact that she assured us she would put in three shots of espresso. But we were not impressed! Maybe they need to check their beans! We ended up buying a bottle of Riesling for 30 dollars. A little pricey, but it is a pandemic and we wanted to support the very eclectic cafe, that made our pit stop worthwhile. As the town doesn't have much else going for it! That cafe gave the town character and it is sorely needed there! If you are reading this review because you are wondering if it is worth the consideration, indeed it is. It is the best thing in town, trust me, we have been there, driven through the town and seen what it had to offer.

This was a delightfully unexpected experience today -- we drove from Tallahassee to Madison for a…read moreburial at the Oak Ridge cemetery, and decided to grab some quick late lunch in town -- we happened upon this place and found the most pleasant and lovely people. Moruna treated us with kindness and patience for a 5-member group, and not knowing our situation. The cozy environment was perfect for some intimate chat. The food and coffee were excellent, quite possibly the tastiest croissant sandwich I've ever had (ham, swiss, and local figs). I loved it so much I was planning on returning the next day on my drive back to Miami from Tallahassee (sadly not open on Sundays). Moruna was especially sweet to offer us some coffee on the house when she learned of the situation with the funeral and our long drives coming up. I absolutely did not expect this level of service, fantastic options, or tasty food; but our entire party was very impressed and happy for the quiet moment in a long day. Needless to say, I definitely asked for a second croissant to go for future consumption. I'm sad I will not be able to frequent this café, but definitely looking forward to stopping in next time I'm travelling the I-10.

A charming coffeehouse with ample room, beautiful inside with pretty much the type of comfy-cozy…read moreatmosphere you'd expect while still being bright and clean. The two girls working on the Saturday I happened in were super-cheery and helpful--I just wanted an iced tea to go but they were intent on giving me ample options on this: did I wanted it sweetened at all? Did I want the tea bag left in it? Just clearly wanting for their customer to be pleased. There was a great selection of pastries which looked to be home-made whether by the shop itself or elsewhere, looked home-made and good though I didn't have any. The coffee drink menu was about standard to what you'd expect and hope for in a coffeehouse. Just seems like a very cool little place in Madison and like elsewhere in town everyone was super-friendly, and that despite still recovering from the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

The coffees, the selection, the added protein option plant based or whey. The sugar free options…read moreare wonderful and taste smooth. Service is perfect. Oh so cute and relaxing decor. All pics of the decor and not the beverage. :( next time though, I'll show off my cold brew or my frapachino

Quick and friendly service. Excellent coffee. Quick service…read more Just what we needed to start our sleepy brains up haha

I'm visiting this location or this coffee establishment in general. The coffee that I got was…read moreactually an espresso, a double shot and it looked more like a single shot of espresso. But that's not the worst part of it. It was the fact that the espresso was cold, as if it was just sitting there and old. I was extremely disappointed that I was given Old espresso that was just sitting around. I'm used to getting an espresso that's hot and when you sip it, it burns your tongue this you could've just sip it as if it was groomed temperature. Let's add a bonus to it it tastes terrible. It was quite awful it as if they didn't attempt to put any sugar in it and I didn't ask for it black but even if I did, it should've tasted better than it did so I give this establishment a one star for the fact that the coffee is old it tastes terrible. I do not recommend.

Love this place!!! This is one of those places you know you'll like as soon as you walk in the…read moredoor. The staff are so friendly and welcoming!!! There were plenty of places to comfy places to sit and lots of space. They were also very quick and efficient with my coffee! The coffee itself is delicious. Definitely coming back!!!

Love!!!! This coffee shop is amazing. Not only is there soooo much seating and adorable aesthetics,…read morethey have amazing coffees and bakes. Also a ton of vegan options I ordered an iced marshmallow macchiato and two servings of quiche. Along the front they have a ton of local Florida goods. I wish I could transplant this shop to Orlando.

Better food and coffee than Starbucks... a must try. The gyro and breakfast bagels were freshly…read morecooked with fresh ingredients. Their holiday coffee menu was a hit as well, each drink was unique.

Croissant breakfast sandwiches were Fresh, hot & tasty, just the way they're supposed to be!!…read moreCoffee fresh & good too. Friendly service.

Quaint spot i visited while in town on business. I asked local sheriffs and Law Enforcement…read moreofficers where they'd eat and this was the hands-down location they all mentioned. Upon finding the side door entrance, I was immediately taken back to when life was slower and people sat to eat and have conversations. No one was in a rush. The waitress was nice and gave me pointers on what is most ordered. The recommended sandwich and pasta salad were a hit! Quite a bit of food for under $15.

We visited there yesterday. I was surprised by the small number of reviews but they were mostly…read moregood. When we walked in we were greeted and offered a table. The place was full of locals and that is always a good sign. The food came out quickly and it was very good. I had a Reubens with a side of broccoli apple slaw and both of them were excellent. My wife had the chicken salad and potato salad which she said was also very good. I would eat there again if I travel through Perry.

Drive up coffee shop with windows on opposite sides. The place was super busy at 9am on a Tuesday…read more Enough so that I was tempted to drive off. But I really needed a decent coffee and so I waited the 15 minutes for my latte. They could do a better job of pre-ordering and getting people moving. Otherwise, it was good and I am a fan. Understand that if there's a queue, you're going to have a wait. [Review 13236 overall, 553 of 2020.]

Wonderful coffee variety, great service. Was desperate for a really good mocha cold coffee, coffee…read moreand hot black coffee did not disappoint.

Been coming here for a while and have never had a bad experience great food a little pricey but…read morereasonable for the work the put intoit

Every time I come here, they have the most delightful doughnut options! This time I had the…read morehoneybun, but I can also say the glazed chocolate, raspberry filled, bear claw, and apple fritter are top-tier, artisan-quality choices. Service is genuinely kind and enthusiastic. Always an absolute pleasure stopping here when I'm in Perry.

I loved my bacon, egg and cheese panini on an everything bagel! Nice and flat! Today i got another…read moreone and a smoothie. Nice little food truck with outdoor seating under cover.

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.