Juniper Market

The staff members working were very nice and worked quickly to get our drinks out. I had a matcha tea latte with vanilla syrup. It was good...I ended up having to add some sugar but otherwise, it was good. The market itself is pretty plain but had plenty of space. Overall, it was a good experience.

Juniper was right next to the hotel I was staying at during a recent visit and so we decided to stop in for breakfast one morning. The place is super cute and the staff was nice. Our food came out pretty quickly and we were originally going to take it to go but decided to eat it there. Their sandwiches were delicious! The biscuits had amazing flavor. My fiancé loved his, as well. I couldn't recommend them more!

Locally owned and operated- yes please! Plus all the food is phenomenal- oh absolutely! I have been working around the corner from this sweet spot and I needed a lunch break! Herrick recommended Juniper Market and I was off! The bright open market greeted me and I love the mural on the wall! I ordered the turkey club croissant and WOW! It was everything I needed in a croissant! I also went with the blueberry ginger lemonade and an espresso chocolate cookie! Every bite was perfection! I will be back in St Augustine later this month and I know I will be back! And probably in the morning too! I missed out on a lot of their baked goods, already sold out by lunch time! I'll be back.

We really enjoyed this shop! The sandwiches are fresh and tasty and the chai tea was amazing! The service was quick and the cashier was friendly. The space was a bit short of seating and noisy, but overall the ambiance was nice. The music was a bit loud and there's only 2 outlets, so I would not recommend this for a study spot. But for a quick bite or meet up, this is a cute shop!

A hidden gem! Every item I ordered was fresh and absolutely delicious. The coffee was rich and flavorful, and the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. Don't let this spot pass you by--it's cozy, inviting, and perfect for a relaxing visit. Highly recommend!

Finally came in, I was so excited to try it. After ordering I wasn't fully convinced the pictures on the website were pretty, and the portions decent. Now the reality of the food was small and prices were expensive. The breakfast sandwhich was $9 and it was super small. My turkey special was a fail; the croissant shrunk the cheese square could wrap around it at least 2 x then my bean soup I was thinking it would be creamy tomato soup with black beans, but instead it tasted like canned beans dumped to boil and corner chunks of tomato thrown in it, and nothing else. Not worth $13. My total was $46 for 4 items !! That were not even gourmet.... how did this happen???1) mini breakfast sandwhich2) turkey special3) small hot chocolate4) canned RóseWay too expensive! & service was ok the staff ringing us up were just blah not friendly, not too helpful.Inside is nice and spacious well lit and they had 2 highchairs available. One which was filthy, luckily I had my wipes with me....In a nutshell I tried it wasn't impressed, prices seemed high for quantity of food. I can guarantee I will not be back.

Great little spot in St.Augustine. The Matcha was good and the service was quick & kind.

COMPLETE TIME WASTER. (The book, not the café--don't come for me.) The café? Absolutely top-tier deliciousness! Great options, amazing service ((seriously, THANK YOU AGAIN, you legends)), and freakishly fast. Plus, everything's locally sourced, so you can feel smug while you munch.My husband--who takes banana bread very seriously--said their version was the closest thing to his grandmother's recipe. This is a big deal because the man practically worships BB. I had the power salad and a turmeric latte with oat milk, and let me tell you, it hit harder than a toddler with a drum set.Pro tip: ask for a side of Cowgill's hot sauce. It's so good, I'm sneaking a bottle onto our cruise like a spicy little stowaway. If room service questions it, I'll just have them try it ;)Also, once you're sufficiently stuffed, take a short stroll to the Shrine of Our Lady La Leche, just two blocks away. It's a serene and beautiful spot that offers a truly moving experience--perfect for a moment of reflection and gratitude. ENJOY!

I just had the strangest experience this morning at the Juniper Market. In fact, so strange, it encouraged me to write my first review ever. Unfortunately, the barista must've been having a bad morning. As I was sitting at the bar reading the menu, she turned around and accuse me of glaring at her, which I wasn't. In fact, I was just admiring what she was doing while reviewing the menu. Furthermore, she never even said good morning. And then, as I was explaining to her that good morning would've been a nice way to start a conversation and that I hope she has a better day, a guy came out from the kitchen area and told me I didn't need to treat them that way. Super strange experience! Unfortunately never even got to order. I actually went in to support them as a local after the unfortunate situation father Matt had a few weeks ago.I'm happy to speak with the owner for constructive criticism and/or further explanation of the experience, but as of now, I would never go back nor would I recommend the place. And that's unfortunate because we love the mom and pops. I wish you guys the best, but that barista needs to have some sort of a coaching experience or something because that was just ridiculous at the very least!

Awesome spot with great coffee and breakfast sandwiches. A go-to anytime I'm in town (and wake up before 3pm).