Stopped by Social Grounds Coffee on a cold morning craving caffeine and came across this cute…read morelittle spot. I ordered a macchiato and it hit the spot. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, and the vibe is super chill and laid-back perfect for studying or catching up. The chunky chocolate chip cookies looked very tempting, and I'll definitely be getting a pastry when I come back.

I tried the gingerbread latte and a bagel. The bagel was delicious. The latte was well made…read morehowever, I didn't care for the flavor. The barista was really friendly. Typical coffee shop vide, couches, music playing. Recommend giving this place a try.

Have you been looking for locally produced & roasted coffee? Stop by and visit this local business…read morethat has been around since 1959! They have a great variety for every coffee lover. The staff is super helpful in helping you make a choice.

Me and a friend came here on a whim, after seeing someone post about it on Facebook. We thought we…read morewere going for a cup of coffee, and it is actual roasted coffee beans there. We decided to give it a try and support some local coffee! We tried the pumpkin and southern pecan. He threw in a couple single serve flavors, and we got in the car. When we got in the car, the smell overtook you, and made you want a cup of joe instantly! I'm so excited to try this coffee! If it wasn't so late, I would try it instantly, but I need to wake up in the morning, early! He had great customer service. He said the door is always locked, even when it's open. And as you come up, he opens it. So if it looks closed, but hours are still open, he is there, just knock or ring the bell. Customer service was great. He said they have been doing it since late 1950's! He said, "I'm sure I will be seeing you again! " Yes, sir. You are more then likely right. With the aroma of that coffee that has overtaken the car! I'm already in love with it! My friend used to order her coffee from a place in Texas, and said she will start ordering from here if she likes it as much.

We got coffee at the Nocatee farmers market and we were so glad they were there! It was an early…read moreSaturday and a coffee truck was just what we needed. Both of our coffees tasted like expected and very tasty! Service was quite fast considering how busy it was.

Grounds of Grace - After Thoughts Continuing my "JAX COFFEE…read moreCRAWL 2025" -- stop 4 of 10! If you're spiritual and love coffee (like I do!!!), this is absolutely the spot for you. Honestly, anyone would enjoy this hidden gem -- I'm still amazed it's been around for over three years! Be mindful of the small step-up at the entrance, which leads into a spacious, open-concept café with a clean, eclectic interior. During my early visit (6:40 AM), the atmosphere was calm, peaceful, and quietly welcoming -- a perfect space to gather your thoughts or ease into the morning. The staff was kind and attentive, adding to the serene vibe. Selection: Bonfire Latte (Hot, 12oz, Oat Milk) - If childhood camping trips were a drink, this would be it. A delicate blend of mocha with a gentle hint of marshmallow, perfectly elevated by creamy oat milk. My first choice here, and already looking forward to trying more from their extensive menu! Extra Perks: Study and private rooms Individual tables featuring motivational quotes Bar seating facing a large glass wall for relaxed street views I came in with low expectations and left spiritually lifted, energized, and ready for whatever the day brings. .5 of 5 (4.5 of 5) - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! 10-15-2025

Maxwell House is ubiquitous, and long thriving! It is an American brand of coffee manufactured by…read moreKraft Heinz in North America. I grew up on Maxwell House and now consider it a gateway coffee to richer coffees with more depth and flavor. Maxwell House was in nearly every home and office when I first started drinking coffee! Fun Maxwell House trivia, do you remember the Wicked Witch of the West in the 1939 movie, "The Wizard of Oz?" The actress who played the Wicked Witch of the West, Margaret Hamilton, played "Cora," a general store owner who proudly announced that Maxwell House was the only brand she sold. This was in a national television commercial series in the 1970s. I do love the Maxwell House motto: "Good to the last drop!" And, yeah, it's good...just good...I love Starbucks much much more than Maxwell House.

Oh how I wish they did a tour. I give one star for the roasting smells and one for the excellent…read moreneon sign. Please!!!! Do a tour!!! We'll pay!

Revised Foxtail…read moreCoffee (San Marco) -- After Thoughts Having visited this spot many times, I was happy to return with my family to the same tidy, well-organized, and thoughtfully decorated café I've always enjoyed. The two baristas on shift were kind, attentive, and genuinely helpful in walking us through their seasonal menu. Selection: Banana Gingerbread Latte (hot, with oat milk) -- A delicate yet flavorful choice, carrying its banana and gingerbread notes beautifully from the first sip to the very last. Truly enjoyed this drink. Foxtail continues to be a wonderful place to relax with friends, settle into a quiet moment with a book, or get some studying and meetings done. With their full menu of drinks and bites, there's truly something for everyone. A MUST TRY. of 5 (4 of 5)

What a cute place! Definitely has nice cafe vibes and really friendly customer service. I got a…read morechai tea latte with oatmilk and it was perfectly sweet and spicy. Will definitely return to try their food!