This place is the heart of Matlacha. It's a central meeting place for locals, visitors and…read moresnowbirds alike. Staff is incredibly kind, compassionate and courteous. The food is fun, because there's a little something for everyone. Yet the staff is kind, thoughtful and relaxed enough to make accommodations. That's rare these days. Parking may be tight, but it would be silly to rely on your car in Matlacha. There is a gorgeous park nearby with a large pier and plenty of parking. From there, the Perfect Cup is a short walk and ideal mental reset to transport anyone that visits Matlacha into the prophetic and elusive "Island Time." The bubbly and enlivening environment is enough to recharge you for a play day in Matlacha. It is inspiring to see how much this small community of even smaller business manage to survive and thrive all along a 1000' strip of delightfully walkable roadway. I encourage everyone to take advantage of the honor and privilege it is to walk through the doors of places still standing in Matlacha.

I want to share my deep disappointment regarding my experience at your restaurant. We waited over…read morean hour to be seated, only to watch multiple parties of two walk in and be seated within 15 minutes, while our party of three was ignored. In my opinion , a well-managed restaurant would offer to accommodate a party at a smaller table or provide updates to improve the situation. Furthermore, my husband is handicapped, and while we were not seeking special treatment or free items, it was upsetting to see our place in line disregarded so blatantly while other tables were prioritized ahead of us. While the food was acceptable, it did not justify the long wait or the unfair seating system. I hope you take this feedback seriously to ensure other guests do not have a similar experience. I won't recommend anyone to this restaurant and one of your signs says what happens here we talk all week! I WANT TO TELL YOU THAT WHAT HAPPENED THERE WE WILL TALK ABOUT IT FOR A LONG TIME, AND MANY OTHERS WILL READ IT!!!

Today was a super gloomy day and it almost looked like it was going to snow lol! Dave suggested…read morethat we head out to Matlacha and Pine Island and have a late breakfast at the Pine Island Getaway Cafe. Great idea! We love supporting our local community as it is still recovering from Hurricane Ian. We crossed the bridge towards St. James City and towards the Cafe. It was bustling and it looks like a lot of snow birds have found this hidden gem. Everything is homemade and baked there. We ordered our usual- Scrambled eggs piled high on a Croissant with bacon and cheese. A delicious crispy concoction that keeps us coming back! Not to mention the fresh ground coffee and the little patio outside overlooking a peaceful lake. We ate our sandwiches outside in the cool beautiful breezy weather. The sandwich is so yummy and you need a fork and knife to cut through the delicate croissant. Then off we go to our favorite little Publix on Pine Island to grocery shop. A lovely way to begin our day!

Incredible. Got a coffee and some desserts. The cream puff blew my mind. Will be gettin pot pie and…read moreFrench onion soup for sure next time.

Tucked away on a quieter side street, this is a local GEM!! You will be greeted by several people…read moreupon entering. Take your time and peruse the shelves and loaded bakery and deli cases! The sandwich area is to the left - definitely try at least one of the daily favorites (they're on the board for a reason!). I only tried 2 desserts -the custard cream puff and a caramel almond rondelle pastry Both were delicious!! I also sampled the cannoli and even though I'm not a cannoli person I must admit they were very tasty - delicate, fresh cookie and light ricotta filling. There are only a few places to sit inside and out - I think most people do take out. My recommendation? Go SOON, and go often! I will.

On way out of town, I insisted we had to eat here before we can leave Cape Coral. Her initial…read moreresistance was quickly killed off when we entered the building and were overcome with the most incredible aromas and visual enticements. Glad and sad I do not live here because while I could enjoy trying all the things we didnt try, I would weigh 300+ pounds. GO HERE!

This place is one of our new favorites for sure! The pie is always amazing and their tarts are out…read moreof this world!!

Ermmmm Ok so I got…read moredis Quiche and I was super excited. Now GET THIS.... YOU READY? Bacon pesto quiche --- right? Mmmm right? I couldn't taste Jack SHIZ! Quiche had great form and texture but where was dis pesto.... They had the audacity to heat up someone else's quiche but not ours :-( Vic Vegas has spoken.

The pastries from their front case were tasteless, vert expensive, and generally lousy. Way too…read moremuch hype about this place - it's only average. Pastries from PUBLIX are superior.

Amazing cake! Chocolate with raspberry filling. Fresh fruit and chocolate topping. Absolutely…read moredelicious. Wish we had a bakery in St Louis like this!

We really like French Press and come here often. The coffee is great, the atmosphere inside is very…read morenice, and overall it's a place we enjoy. The one area that could really use some attention is the outdoor seating. The tables are often dirty, the area feels a little neglected, and the couches are very worn out with cushions that are completely sunken in and uncomfortable. With some new outdoor furniture, cleaner tables, and a little more attention to the overall aesthetics, this could be such a beautiful and enjoyable outdoor space. We really like this coffee shop and hope they consider giving the patio a little refresh!

It is a wonderful place for a coffee, nosh and a relaxing place to sit for a while. Nice view of…read morethe of the marina also.

Super cute little bake shoppe. We ordered a little of everything - lemon raspberry danish,…read morestrawberry cream cheese danish, cinnamon roll, mini donut, chocolate croissant, cherry turnover and a blueberry muffin. They were all very pretty to look at!! Taste was just okay. The person working wasn't super inviting/friendly. Rang us up but didn't crack a smile.

Bakery goods were stale. Coffee was good. Area was cute. Maybe eat in th restaurants.read more

If you haven't tried this hidden gem you're missing out. Sounds crazy but the jam for the toast was…read moreby far the best jam I've ever had. The quiche literally melts in your mouth. The French toast is so subtle on French bread but it's delicious! The owners are so kind and caring. They offer cooking classes at night. They work so hard it's just them two. When you go in please be patient as everything is made from scratch! Go and check out this cute little unique place!

What I Gem! We loved trying out this local restaurant and very delicious French cuisine. The chef…read morewas very pleasant and the food was amazing. We will definitely be returning here for breakfast and brunc

We were on vacation and happened upon this little gem!…read more We tried a little bit of everything!

k&k is a gold mine bakery of every disire of food. reasonable costs for desire of breads, deserts,…read morecakes for special event & holidays, coffees & teas. Very good car parking in front of store. Always had great personal service from employees that know their products and wait on you. The store has old style decorations setting the ambiance perfectly once you go you'll be going back again & again.

Unique coffee choices along with the usuals are what keeps this place busy. I had the iced honeybee…read moreand it was good. I wish it had more of a honey taste. There was a great selection of syrups to make your own concoction too. I also chose an apple cider muffin and it was soooo moist and full of flavor. There was a fabulous full breakfast sandwich menu that makes me want to try one of those too. Get here before the busy season starts or you'll really have to wait in line.

Cute little coffee house. Small area but I heard they were moving to a bigger location or something…read morelike that. The baker was making all the stuff right in front of you which was cool. I ordered a hot white mocha with half and half and it was very very good. I enjoyed it. The one thing was interested in was the savory "biscuit and gravy cinnamon rolls" not gonna lie...my ass bought one. My standards were set high af. They looked good. Really good. But as soon as I tasted it I started to taste cinnamon. I don't know if my taste buds were WANTING to taste it because I was used to an actual cinnamon roll or if it was actually made with added cinnamon. Either way it was not good. It threw the whole thing off. I was so wanting it to be good. I even had my partner taste and the same thing was shared that it tasted like cinnamon was added to the roll. I will be back for coffee just not for a savory dish lol.