Cafe hopping in Jacksonville, Florida was such a fun experience for me and my friends, especially because I own a cafe myself. We decided to explore the local coffee scene and ended up visiting three cafes, each with its own unique charm.
Our first stop was 1748 Bakehouse, and it was love at first sight. The pastries were out of this world, and we couldn’t resist exploring the small market inside the cafe. It was the perfect start to our day, and we left with smiles on our faces and pastries in our hands.
Next, we stumbled upon Social Grounds Coffee, a veteran-owned shop just a stone’s throw away. Sadly, our experience there wasn’t as great. The drinks were a bit of a letdown, and the atmosphere didn’t quite match up to what we were hoping for.
Determined to end our cafe hopping adventure on a high note, we made our way to Setlan Coffee Co. in the Museum of Contemporary Art’s lobby. From the first sip, we knew we had found something special. The coffee was exceptional, with rich, bold flavors that lingered on our taste buds.
Reflecting on our cafe hopping experience, I’m reminded of the importance of creating a welcoming atmosphere and serving top-notch coffee. It’s inspired me to continue striving for excellence in my own cafe, ensuring that every customer leaves with a smile, just like we did on our cafe hopping adventure in Jacksonville.
📍 1784 Bakehouse
📍 Social Grounds Coffee
📍 Setlan Coffee Co.
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