Coffee culture thrives throughout Naples, offering a unique blend of local flavor, international flair, and cozy community hangouts. From bright cafes serving fresh-baked pastries to specialty roasters pouring single-origin brews, there’s something for every coffee lover’s taste.
Let’s get to it.
Acopio Coffee
Just off Tamiami Trail in Naples, Acopio Coffee combines Colombian traditions with modern design. Bright green and coral walls support murals inspired by rural Colombia. The seating area blends farmhouse tables with cozy armchairs, while local art pieces add personality. Free Wi-Fi and power outlets encourage work-from-laptop visits, and small groups gather easily at communal spaces.
The owners travel to Colombia to hand-select beans, roast them fresh, and package them for sale or in-house brewing. You can order espresso-based drinks, pour-over coffee, or specialty options like Cold Brew Lemon Fizz and Sparkling Iced Coffee. Equipment on display includes Chemex carafes and Japanese siphon brewers.
The food menu extends beyond scones and banana bread to arepas and empanadas, offering authentic Colombian flavors alongside sandwiches on ciabatta or sourdough. For lighter fare, try a health-focused smoothie bowl. Desserts include gluten-free cake, Greek yogurt with house granola, and a sweet arequipe treat. Prices reflect specialty-coffee standards: a bit higher than average, but reasonable for the quality. Acopio’s mix of design, single-origin beans, and Colombian snacks creates a standout coffee shop experience.
Wild Berry Cafe Naples
At Wild Berry Cafe Naples you’ll find a cozy spot focused on breakfast and lunch. The menu features pancakes topped with fresh berries, generous omelettes, and hearty burgers served before noon. The barn-inspired decor includes warm wood accents, a row of high chairs at the counter, and cheerful wall art. Free Wi-Fi is available for guests who prefer to work or browse. Seating blends counter service and communal tables for small groups. Ample parking sits just outside the entrance.
Coffee options range from double espressos and white chocolate mochas to honey toffee nut lattes and a popular Vanilla Berry Latte. You can order pour-over or classic drip coffee, plus herbal teas, smoothies, and rotating seasonal lemonades that cut through Florida’s heat. Portion sizes feel generous, ingredients taste fresh, and menu prices remain straightforward. Staff members greet regulars by name and maintain a loyalty rewards program. With service running from early morning through the lunch hour, seven days a week, this local favorite keeps crowds coming back.
Silva’s Bakery
Tucked into a strip mall on Tamiami Trail North, Silva’s Bakery brings Venezuelan flavors to Naples. The display cases hold arepas and cheese cachapas alongside sweet breads and pastry rolls. Espresso comes from specialty roasters, and baristas serve lattes, macchiatos, and mochas. You won’t find cold-brew trends here, but you can choose fresh fruit juices or a bottle of Maltin Polar.
Pastry options include tequeños, guava bread, pan andino, and ham-and-cheese rolls. Each item highlights cheese or fruit fillings typical of Venezuelan breakfast spots. Prices stay reasonable, and pastries often sell out before midday.
Indoor seating remains compact, with only a few small tables, so many guests opt for outdoor chairs on the sidewalk. There’s no Wi-Fi, which encourages conversation over screens.
Silva’s Bakery rolls out a casual Happy Hour at noon, offering free pastry samples to first-time visitors. The bakery stays open until mid-afternoon, making it a popular stop for breakfast lovers, families, and anyone craving fresh Venezuelan treats.
Creme de la Creme – Naples
Inside Creme de la Creme on Tamiami Trail, the decor suggests a European cafe. The space features maroon and emerald walls, an ivory-and-gold espresso bar, and bi-folding doors that open to a people-watching patio. The combination of indoor and outdoor seating blurs the line between interior and sidewalk dining.
Coffee is served using Illy beans across classics such as lattes, cappuccinos, and mochas. For a sweeter option, the Nutella and banana crepe carries the signature label. Pastries include croissants, tiramisu, and gelato. Brunch menus run from early morning into dinner service. Choices span avocado toast, quiche, and sandwiches crafted for vegans or prosciutto fans. Salads come with homemade dressings, adding a fresh touch. The evening menu leans Mediterranean and includes a curated wine list. Prices remain reasonable for Naples, and free Wi-Fi makes this spot laptop-friendly. Creme de la Creme opens early and remains open through dinner service, offering upscale flavors in an inviting, family-run setting.
Coffee Bar
In North Naples, Coffee Bar feels like a neighborhood hangout with a serious approach to coffee. The team roasts beans to order on-site and serves milk from a local dairy farm. The drink menu features specialty items such as iced toffeenut white mocha, nitro cold brew, and a caramel macchiato that rivals national chains. Guests can also upgrade to Lavazza espresso or choose classic drip and pour-over options.
The food menu balances breakfast and lunch offerings. Almond croissants and muffins blur the line between pastry and breakfast. Breakfast sandwiches arrive on fresh croissants with combinations like bacon, egg, and cheddar. Lunch features club sandwiches, made-to-order salads, and flatbreads. The interior offers strong Wi-Fi, plenty of outlets, and a casual layout for laptop use. A shaded patio provides outdoor seating. Staff often greet regulars by name and may offer newcomers a complimentary cookie. The cafe is also licensed for mimosas and wine. With its friendly service and sensible prices, Coffee Bar delivers quality coffee and food without a premium upcharge.
Sunburst Cafe
At Sunburst Cafe in Naples, Costa Rican and American breakfast meet in a bright, laid-back space. A large Costa Rica mural covers one wall and mismatched chairs surround window tables framed by community artwork. The cafe has served the neighborhood for more than 20 years. It offers counter service and a warm, home-style atmosphere.
The menu covers classic breakfast favorites like omelets, French toast, pancakes, and corned beef hash alongside power bowls and vegan omelets. Coffee is a major focus, featuring the signature White Cow latte and rotating specialty brews. Tea enthusiasts can choose from a full menu of black, green, and herbal options. Fresh muffins and English scones arrive daily from the in-house bakery. Prices are moderate, fitting a casual brunch rather than a luxury splurge. Seating is available inside or on the pet-friendly patio. The cafe stays open until 2 p.m. daily, and once a month a Sunday tea service highlights their selection of teas and treats.
MonKeyBuntz Monkey Bread Factory
Tucked into Tin City, MonKeyBuntz Monkey Bread Factory stands out for its over-the-top sweets. This independent, women-owned counter-service shop is painted in Keys-style hues and displays local art from Naples. They specialize in monkey bread with flavors such as Maple & Bacon, Caramel Apple Pie, Banana, and Pineapple Upside Down. The menu also features fudge bites, lava mini bundts, caramel apples, and Island Gold puffcorn, a toffee-glazed corn snack with a sweet crunch.
The coffee bar runs on Lavazza beans, offering Italian espresso, flavored lattes like Kona Macadamia Nut and Key West Colada, plus pour-over and drip coffee. They also serve smoothies and artisan puffcorn for non-coffee drinkers. Dessert prices range from $5 to $15, reflecting its gourmet focus rather than mall-kiosk style. The space is bright, casual, and friendly, with a constant aroma of sugar. Whether you stop by for a quick treat or a custom latte, the factory delivers bold flavors against a lively waterfront backdrop.
Epiphany Gluten Free Bakery
Epiphany Gluten Free Bakery sits in a retail plaza on Immokalee Road and specializes in 100% gluten-free baked goods. The case presents coffee cakes, cinnamon rolls, and an assortment of breads alongside pizza slices and sandwiches available until late afternoon. Options cater to those avoiding wheat and other allergens without sacrificing flavor.
Inside, small tables offer indoor seating, while sidewalk chairs face the plaza for a breeze. Wheelchair access is available, and parking feels convenient. The bakery does not have a drive-thru, but cold brew on tap and a full coffee menu add to the options.
Prices range from around $3 for a pastry up to $5.50 for specialty drinks. Sandwiches and pizza hover in the moderate range for a café. The bakery hosts cookie decorating classes in December and appears at local farmers markets. VIP text subscribers receive occasional deals. Whether you stop by for a morning latte or grab a gluten-free slice of pizza, the menu proves it’s possible to enjoy baked treats without the typical diet-food texture.
Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii
At Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii, the aloha spirit arrives with every cup. Inside, surfboard decor and bright colors evoke the islands. The coffee menu highlights 100% Kona beans alongside blends from Maui, Kaua‘i, and O‘ahu. You can order espresso shots, cold brew, and pour-overs, or try signature drinks like the Piña Colada Oat Milk Shaken Espresso and Dragon Fruit Dream Lemonade.
Pastries and breakfast sandwiches join gluten-free options on the food menu. Counter service handles mobile orders and walk-ins. Inside seating offers air conditioning and tables for laptops, while an outdoor patio welcomes guests with dogs. Free Wi-Fi and outlets make it easy to work or relax.
Opening early and staying open past sunset, this shop fits both early birds and late-night coffee runs. The casual atmosphere and Hawaii-inspired drinks set it apart from typical coffee chains. Whether you stop by for a classic flat white or a frozen Koffee Kooler, the menu’s island flavors and reliable service keep customers coming back.
Kunjani Craft Coffee & Gallery
At Kunjani Craft Coffee & Gallery, an old Florida house hosts a specialty coffee shop and art gallery. African-inspired decor mixes with works by local artists. Artisans’ crafts line the walls, with pottery, textiles, and prints available for purchase. An outdoor patio channels a lush garden vibe under mature trees. The space is pet-friendly and designed for laptop users, with reliable Wi-Fi and plentiful seating.
Coffee beans are roasted on-site with a Bellwether roaster and served within 24 hours. The menu includes pour-overs, Chemex, cortados, nitro cold brew, and turmeric lattes. Espresso-based drinks can be paired with alternative milks on request. Food options range from turkey sandwiches and breakfast bites to fluffy quiches and carrot cake muffins. Non-coffee drinkers can choose iced blueberry tea or a dirty chai latte. The cafe is woman-owned and family-run, supporting fair-trade artisans in Africa. Pricing reflects the craft approach and fresh ingredients. Together, the coffee, food, and gallery elements create a relaxed, creative atmosphere.
Angelic Desserts
Walking into Angelic Desserts Bakery & Coffee in North Naples feels like stepping into a bright, airy café. The interior walls feature angel wing murals and prominent signage, while a gleaming pastry case immediately draws your attention. Counter service moves swiftly, even during busy mornings when regulars queue for their favorite treats.
Coffee here is taken seriously. Every espresso-based drink—from the highly praised flat white to the crisp cold brew—uses organic beans. Tea and matcha fans can choose from a selection of loose-leaf varieties, and non-caffeine options include rich hot chocolate, fresh fruit smoothies, and frozen lemonade. The menu highlights scratch-made sweets: pies, cakes, and European-style breads sit alongside a rotating lunch selection. You might find savory soups, hearty sandwiches, or dishes like beef stroganoff and Balkan omelets. Gluten-free and vegan customers enjoy more than a single offering; the bakery stocks a range of dedicated treats.
Owners Marina Nikolic and Russ Underwood combine modern café design with community-minded events, such as heart-shaped cookies benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Prices stay reasonable and seating is plentiful both indoors and on the patio. Early risers will appreciate the 7 a.m. opening, and night owls can swing by for evening pancakes.
Jane’s Cafe on 3rd
Tucked behind a bubbling koi pond and shaded umbrellas, Jane’s Cafe on 3rd has earned its reputation as a brunch favorite in Old Naples. Most tables sit outdoors under red umbrellas and leafy trees, keeping guests cool without sacrificing fresh air. Covered seating extends the comfort, so large groups, dog companions, and book clubs all feel welcome.
The menu leans British-American with all-day classics. Start with the big breakfast plate of eggs and home fries, or try the crab and shrimp scrambler. Sandwich and wrap choices range from a standout salmon BLT to hearty veggie options. You will also find quiche, delicate crepes, Belgian-style waffles, and rotating vegan dishes.
Coffee enthusiasts can order everything from a coconut-milk iced mocha to the French Toast latte, while traditionalists can choose from several loose-leaf teas served in pots. Prices fall in the moderate range typical for Naples. Jane’s friendly, family-run atmosphere combines casual charm with enough gourmet flair to make every visit feel special.
