Nestled along Florida’s Treasure Coast, Vero Beach is a charming seaside community that offers the perfect blend of small-town comfort and stunning ocean views. With the pristine beaches of South Florida but without the crowds, Vero Beach attracts vacationers from all over, as well as Floridians looking for a laid-back day trip. And of course, traveling to a new destination means diving into its local food scene—starting with breakfast. 

From beachfront cafes with ocean views to cozy, down-to-earth spots in town, Vero Beach has something for every breakfast lover. Whether you're craving a hearty country-style meal at an affordable price, a scenic seaside breakfast, a quick grab-and-go coffee and sandwich, or something different for your taste buds, here are the best places to start your day in Vero Beach, Florida.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, so they say. But it is especially important whether you are planning a day full of exploring Mount Desert Island and Acadia national park or strolling through the tranquil downtown of Bar Harbor. Let's talk Best Breakfast spots in Bar Harbor.

Bar Harbor’s best places to eat will absolutely cover some of the local favorite dishes like lobster rolls, wild maine blueberry pancakes, a lobster crepe, or buttery popovers. Whether you are looking for a full sit-down breakfast, a cozy bakery stop, or something quick and delicious, let's find the place for that. 

We are here to find the best breakfast spots in Bar Harbor, Maine. After spending a full month in Bar Harbor last summer, I successfully tried them all. Nothing is more important than starting the day with an excellent cup of coffee, if you ask me. Now, after lots of cups of coffee and plenty of pancakes, here are the best breakfast spots in town.

One of the most important (in my opinion) things to know when traveling to a new place.

Where are we eating!?!

If you are on your way to Oaxaca City, Mexico --- then I got you.

In this post, I'll list all the best places to eat, drink, get coffee (the important stuff) while in Oaxaca City, Mexico