Black Bear Bread Co.

Brit

My favorite stop whenever we’re driving through 30A to Destin or back east. I believe they close at 3pm but if you do make it - coffees are nice and tasty - I usually order an Americano and my fam gets latte, cordado & cappuccino with oat milk - everyone enjoys their drinks. It’s a bread company so definitely try their bread - it’s very tasty & fresh- they usually run out of their original sourdough fairly early. Fav pastries: Almond croissant, Cinnamon Bun & everything bagel. There are no gluten-free options - there is a gluten-allergy friendly bread which means most of the gluten is removed in the baking process. However it still has traces of gluten. There also a nice food menu to take advantage of. Outdoor seating is nice as the inside gets packed quickly. And it’s a small place so not suitable for groups over 4 people. Service is usually nice & patient. Young woman at the register and two nice cooks African American young woman & man very nice. Wish I got their names but I’m sure they know who they are. Either way - try this spot. If you’re in the area. Well worth the pit stop

Julia K Geiger

Delicious food, great coffee, cute atmosphere. We got a cinnamon roll, fruit danish, and oatmeal. It was all great. Good cappuccinos!

Mark D Bullard

The food here was amazingly prepared, very flavorful and fresh. Incredible. I was annoyed by the automatic tip, but the food was so good I'll forgive them and they did offer table service. I will absolutely return!

Mellowkiwi

Ordered the egg, cheese & bacon biscuit and it was so salty and dry. The green goddess latte didn’t have much flavor. The staff in the front seemed like they didn’t want to be there. When the food and drinks were brought to our table we weren’t given straws or silverware - we were told to go inside and get them. The food is expensive too and they add a 15% gratuity. It was a meh experience.