Oceana Coffee

Good coffee. Good music. The staff is friendly and helpful. We had two lattes and purchased some coffee beans to go. Because we are just visiting we don’t have a grinder but they offered to grind it for us. Parking is easy.

Horrible :-(
Ice cold «hot» coffee ~ waitress asked me if i wanted her to ‘microwave’ it ~~ yea right, stopped in for a fresh cup of coffee at a COFFEE SHOP ~ not an old, leftover cold cup of coffee ~ sorry folks you are horrible ~ coffee shops should have fresh brewed hot coffee all day!!!

There are two locations right near each other, which is confusing. Lounge is OK but the cappuccino was awful as was the cupcake I had. Would avoid.

This place was amazing. They had great decoration with great service. Their staffs were friendly and helpful. Definitely I will be back.

Love my local roasters! Any place that will give me a pour over with a smile is sure to be on my list when I visit South Florida. Many varieties roasted in-​house and served with care. Staff is generally knowledgeable and definitely attentive. The shop, which is a little hard to find in a strip mall off Old Dixie Highway in Tequesta FL also has free Wi-​Fi and an available conference room for rent. #coffeeroaster #coffee #Jupiter #tequesta #Florida

Ordered an almond milk cappuccino and got a latte instead. Yes, almond milk requires a little different technique vs cows milk but is entirely micro-​foamable into a smooth silky texture! Unfortunately, this barista did not know how.
In response to the owner’s reply: I actually did ask when he handed it to me and he said that almond milk does not froth. That comes down to training and understanding of the different techniques for each type of milk.

Coffee is the best I’ve ever had. I had no idea coffee could be so flavorful and smooth. Awesome place and the service was great. I’m vegan and it was especially nice that they comp Almond milk and have healthy dessert treats. It’s definitely going to be my ‘go to’ place for a break and good coffee.

Local coffee shop that has fantastic coffee! Went there two weeks ago and loved the coffee, flavor is rich. Can’t wait to return.

Love the atmosphere, great place to study. Food and coffee are delicious, the only downfall would be the prices!

The coffee was great and the croissant was tasty and filling. Nice little coffee shop. They also seem very knowledgable about the different brew processes. Overall an enjoyable experience.

Such a cute little coffee shop! The male barista was very accommodating and suggested wonderful coffee drinks. There is a great little selection of coffee beans to purchase to take home which made the perfect gift for my coffee loving parents. Definitely go and support this local business!

Coffee good but service was unfriendly and pastries were definitely not fresh. I’m not in a hurry to return.

This is going to be quick… yes this place is cute, yes the coffee is good and yes this place is not all that cheap. Sorry for the price I get more bang for my buck at Starbucks. But this place is very good.

Really. Good. Coffee. ‘Nuff said… oh, and the muffins. Did I mention the muffins? Yum!

Amy is super sweet and knows how to treat her customers.

Great little place. And by little I mean little. Only 2 or 3 tables in the place. The vibe feels a little thrown together, but what it lacks in vibe, it makes up for in coffee. They roast their own beans and it’s obvious they know what they’re doing. I got the cold brew and loved it. Really nice guy running the place too, which is a plus.

After visiting Portland for the last 7 months we were craving a Mom & Pop type of coffee– house with a good cup of coffee.
Most of the customers coming in and out of there seemed to be regulars and the staff seemed to know everyone by name and even remembered us on our multiple day in a row visits. Loved that, however the owner (lady) saw us two days in a row and didn’t acknowledge us which was off-​putting for being new faces in a «local place». The $ 5 lattes were decent.

Best coffee in Tequesta. This dark town needs an eye in the storm, and this is that safe harbor. For all of the weird and strange ramblings in this town there is a strange constancy to this place. The coffee is awesome. Humble folk.

This is my go to
Coffee place while visiting Tequesta. They usually have a different roast every time I go, but with a light, dark and medium. It seems like I learn something I didn’t know about coffee every time I visit. This is good for me considering I need the strongest coffee possible and thought I was ordering it until
She explained the brew process to me.
The same girl is working every time I visit. Always knowledgable and helpful, friendly and fast.
The coffee is good, does the trick! They also have non dairy options for creamer such as soy or almond milk. This is much appreciated!
I also enjoy the customers. I always end up
Interacting somehow with the other visitors whether it’s cracking a joke or discussing coffee beans. The vibe with the staff, customers and interior are totally laid back. I’m
Usually in and out very quickly grabbing a coffee on the way to the beach, but it’s always a pleasant experience.
As far as other comments about tipping. I too was taken aback the first time I paid with a card and was prompted to tip when completing the process. I felt pressured and didn’t even realize it, however I was happy to tip considering the attention and service she gave me, but generally do not like this approach.
I have seen some complaints about parking in other comments. It’s always been easy in and out for me, it’s just off the main road so you have to pay attention. Worth it!

I just got a drink here for the fifth or sixth time. The atmosphere is strange, the ergonomics of getting in and getting in line are awkward, the service is very slow because they only have one person working, so if you happen to walk in behind three others, plan on a twenty minute trip. The coffee is decent, the iced lattes are very good, but watch out for the booby trap lamp that hangs down to about 5’10″ from the floor right when you walk away from the counter, or you’ll smash your head… If you’re paying with a card they run it through an ipad POS and then turn the ipad towards you with a prompt on the screen asking how much of a tip you want to leave. It’s very awkward.
The food is not good at all. I bought a breakfast sandwich which took about 10 minutes to make, and had aluminum foil embedded into the bread on all sides from the George Foreman panini press it was cooked in (wrapped in aluminum). It wasn’t very good either.
Oceana is also unacceptably expensive, more than Starbucks by about 40%. An iced mocha costed me $ 7 and some change.
I left a 3 star review instead of 1 stars because, despite the strange atmosphere and slow service, the drinks are pretty good, and it is a local company which means all of your money isn’t going to some giant corporate monster like Starbucks, but I have to admit I like Starbucks better than this place. I haven’t ever bought Oceana’s coffee beans, which is what they’re really known for. Perhaps I would be more pleased, if I did that.