Coffee Breaks

Right on CR-210 in St. Johns, this spot serves locally roasted Kookaburra coffee. Easy stop for anyone touring homes along the corridor.

Near the Julington Creek bridge in Julington Creek, this nonprofit trains and employs adults with intellectual differences. A meaningful favorite Amanda points relocating families toward.

San Marco's full-service coffee and breakfast spot providing job training for people with intellectual and developmental differences. A meaningful stop with great drinks.

Nocatee's most consistently packed coffee spot, known for Australian-inspired drinks and pies. One of the best stops along the CR-210 corridor.

Ponte Vedra Beach location with coffee, pastries, and a kids' play space. Perfect for parents running errands near the beach who need a real break.

Mandarin's specialty coffee spot bringing Filipino and Southeast Asian-inspired drinks like ube lattes into a coworking space. A fresh, welcoming vibe in the neighborhood.

San Marco roaster in a converted barbecue spot, now a neighborhood gathering point. Small-batch cold brew that's worth the stop.

San Marco Blvd location employing people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Known for easy favorites like their blended iced brown sugar latte.

Mandarin's French bakery and coffee spot perfect for a Nutella croissant on the way to a showing. Real pastries, real coffee, no rushing.

Middleburg spot pairing coffee with ice cream, giving Clay County families one stop for both. A fun, easy break from the home tour circuit.