Three Sixteen Cafe — Restaurant in Bonita Springs

We visited the cafe at 1:30pm on a Friday.

Food & Drink: There were only a couple varieties of danish and a croissant left in the bakery display, along with what appeared to be a chia seed pudding, but that item wasn’t labeled. None of the bakery items had any sort of labels on them referencing ingredients and what, if anything, was vegetarian, vegan, or gluten free. The coffee drinks we saw being served were beautiful, but the price point on all of the drinks is very steep for what is being offered.

Restaurant Atmosphere: The cafe is very nicely decorated in a Scandinavian style decor and simplicity, with very clean lines and a soft feel and ambiance. That said, unfortunately, the cafe is very, very small and tight. The tables are all close together and the service counter so close to the tables, you can’t easily navigate through the cafe. All the tables were full so there was nowhere to sit, and I had to weave in between tables just to get to the bakery case. There is no flow to the layout of the cafe, so when you enter through the main door, you’re entering at the end of the service counter and then need to weave through a small space to actually get to the register and bakery case to order.

Service: We waited for a while and the line never moved, so we ended up leaving without ever having gotten to order anything.

Parking: The cafe is located in the end unit of a strip mall, so there is ample parking within the strip mall parking lot, however parking is limited directly in front of the cafe itself.

Overall, it’s a nice looking cafe with serious space and design flaws offering coffee and pastries at a very high price point. If that’s the type of atmosphere you like, it might appeal to you; unfortunately we will not...

Coming from the PNW we are accustomed to good coffee. When we visited Florida for the first time the first thing we noticed was the lack of good coffee. At the time we were only able to find one good coffee shop in Naples, which unfortunately has since permanently closed. Now that Three Sixteen opened we finally have a good coffee shop to visit in Naples. You can tell a lot of time energy and effort was put into every aspect of this cafe. From the beautiful design of every inch of the interiors, to the food and quality of the coffee. Though they do not offer any flavoring or syrups, when it comes to real good coffee - unlike Starbucks and drive throughs - but actual good coffee that you’d find in places like the Seattle, Portland, & New York, you don’t typically add syrups because the coffee flavor itself is smooth and not bitter and doesn’t need flights to mask the taste of coffee. The service here is also wonderful. They are very kind and attentive and visit often to clear off your table to give you more space for you to have a clean dining space throughout your time there. I did notice another reviewer mentioning this as an issue but if it’s something that makes you uncomfortable I’m confident the staff would be accommodating if you notified them you prefer to clear your own table. All in all I’m glad Naples finally has a good coffee shop and hope they do well and open more locations throughout Naples as the current location isn’t as close to us as we’d like it to be. If you haven’t yet visited this cafe you’re...

Please allow yourself to be transported to a peaceful, clean escape…I strongly encourage you come here to indulge in a divine experience! It’s a total vibe! You’ll find welcoming and friendly faces and conversations with David and Alex (yes, this is your guy; he perfectly roasts the coffee and makes those precious hearts 🫶 in the foam on top - I opted for the flat white coffee per David’s recommendation). Very purposefully selected decor - light wood interior and very comfortable chairs combined with chill music (they nailed it with the acoustics) create an atmosphere that will definitely bring you back time and again. Oh, and the details of the dark matte black silverware and matching gray napkins and gray saucers made my heart jump for joy! All of the owners and staff take great pride in serving you an exceptional experience. In addition to the flat white coffee, I indulged in a scrambled egg and salmon homemade croissant which was layered with kale and asparagus - the perfect buttery and flaky duo that you’d expect from something hand made with care. Yep - I also went for the passion fruit and chia danish. A MUST HAVE! Finally, I recommend anything with their strawberry puree which is ALSO MADE FRESH (because, what ISN’T made fresh here?!?) - order it in a strawberry matcha milk drink! Looking forward to my next visit when I will likely not be able to resist leaving without buying one of their cute white cotton “three sixteen” tote bags! Love this...