Black Bear Bread Company

Horrible bagels and for close to 4 dollars a piece you would think they would be heaven. Also women on 30a was rude and wanted to get us out of there after we bought coffee etc…. Wrote the company 3 times about this but no response. I guess they don’t need my business or yours either.Parking: Jam packed

This is the only location (out of 3) that I would recommend. The pastries are always fresh and service is top notch. This location is a bit further from my house but I dont mind making the drive.

Miramar Beach, FL. Bring your super bougie friend for the best coffee and pastries in a boutique cafe. The service is warm, personable and genuinely kind. I got what they recommended as their favorite hot drink, the seasonal Cereal Milk latte with brown sugar, vanilla and cinnamon, plus the barista likes a mocha shot and oat milk in theirs so I got that too. It was sensational. That first sip with the heart coffee art in the foam on this chilly day—heaven.Patrons on this November Thursday at 7:40 am were probably retired vacationers like me. Quiet vocals played in the back as the two baristas happily chatted and we savored our drinks and woke up slowly. An older couple asked about purchasing a Black Bear Bread Company long-sleeved shirt as a souvenir but the last size small had been sold that morning.The bakery was, of course, mouthwatering. Its offerings looked healthier than most other bakeries. Because I’m on my way to a wedding and want to fit into my clothes I didn’t get the Fruit Danish but I was severely tempted to taste its flaky texture.Parking: Parking is on the side of this small establishment, around 10 spots, but if you park around the corner or across the street there are several more spots for other businesses.Kid-friendliness: I wouldn’t bring children here because they have mugs for sale on low shelves and the 4 tables are cafe size, round and tiny.

The kitchen is quick. Front of house is sometimes la-dee-dah about what's goin on right in front of them. Other than that. I really like this place, especially the food. The front house workers are always very friendly regardless of their work ethic. I continue to go regularlyWheelchair accessibility: One level. Ground floor.

Coffee shop is clean. Staff were nice. Service was a little disorganized and slow. Charging a mandatory 15% gratuity, and still asking for an optional tip.Food tasted great, but prices are obnoxious. $14 for a ham/cheese croissant, a la carte.