6 Best Cafes near Waveland

“Owners accent is really thick, between it and my hearing loss it wasn’t great at first. It was a misunderstanding about Boston crème being sold out. Seriously no big deal, I didn’t understand what he was saying and I got 2 bigger donuts to feast on anyway. My son had to communicate for me because I am very hard of hearing.Onto the donuts. Dough is light and fluffy with a crisp exterior, fillings were exactly what I expected, devilishly delicious. They are super sweet! They also had kolaches, did not try this go because I wanted a sugar rush.“

“Traditional breakfast, two eggs, bacon, hash browns, and toast. Coffee and small juice, all served with a smile. The wait between order and food was fast with the food piping hot and perfect. Great place. Highly recommend.Vegetarian options: Most of the menu (eggs, pancakes, French Toast, omelets) are vegetarian but, obviously, not vegan.“

“Good food, friendly service, great value in a cozy setting. Thought I'd give Sunrise Cafe a chance about a month ago and just recently went again. Both visits were positive all the way around. I had the Philly Omelet on my first visit - claim is in the name - very tasty! On my second visit I had the Corn beef hash, which was OK, but less impressive than the Philly Omelet in my opinion. I prefer a hardier homemade version vs hash that looks similar to Hormel from a can. My wife had the Patty Melt and said it as good as any she'd ever had! Overall - nice spot, good value, tasty food with friendly service.“

“Highly recommended if you appreciate good espresso. Best latte I've had in the south-- excellent microfoam with clean latte art, flavorful doubleshot by default in a 10 oz ceramic cup. Very nice interior, nice and small outside area overlooking the beach. Nobody batted an eye about me ordering in full bike kit and I was able to put my bike on the front porch so I could see it from the inside while ordering. Service was friendly-- they brought my drink and pastry out to me on the porch.“

“My grandson had the best birthday ever. We flew in for lunch and everyone from the hospitality on the taramac to entrance through the front doors and beyond gave us all such a warm and welcoming and friendly greeting.The pilots that were flying in and out made my grandson eager to learn more about aviation.Several pilots more than willing gave my grandson thier time to speak with him and encourage his curiosty of aviation.The homade mac and cheese was the bedt !Thanks to his aunt Leilani and uncle Tony Rosebaum for taking him up on his first flight. Great atmosphere all around.Kid-friendliness: My grandson was in awe of the military training pilots that took thier time to speak with him encouraging him in the field of aviation. Several also gave him patches off their uniforms.He said it was the best birthday ever!“

“Don't let the sign out front fool you lmao...Upon arrival, I thought for sure this was a New Orleans knock off serving school cafeteria red beans and rice. When I left....and every time I eat there, I find the word, "New Orleans" misspelled on the sign to be endearing. This place is the real deal and the food is too.... the atmosphere and food feel like one of the best warehouse district brunch spot New Orleans has to offer ..... authentic and amazing.....now yall go get ya some of dat eggs benedict cochon“