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Bad Ass Coffee — Restaurant in Florida

Name
Bad Ass Coffee
Description
Coffeehouse chain serving Hawaiian roasts, including a 100% Kona brew, in a laid-back setting.
Nearby attractions
Emerald Coast Wine Cellars
1708 Hwy 2378, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Emerald Coast Gift Basket
1708 Hwy 2378 UNIT C, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Stewart Lake
Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Nearby restaurants
Pascalli Kitchen
1688 Hwy 2378 UNIT C, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Dairy Queen (Treat)
1688 Hwy 2378 UNIT D, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
The Whale's Tail Beach Bar & Grill
1373 Hwy 2378, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Frozen Dune Rolled Ice Cream
2052 Hwy 2378, Miramar Beach, FL 32550, United States
Pompano Joe's
2237 Hwy 2378, Destin, FL 32550
Fat Clemenza's
12273 US-98, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Stanleys Street Treats
Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Cabana Cafe
112 Seascape Dr, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Royal Palm Grille
1096 Hwy 2378, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Causeway Coffee
12272 US-98, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
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Dune Sandy
1833 Hwy 2378, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Bella Vista Luxe Vacation Rental
1588 Hwy 2378, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Destin/ Miramar Beach 124
124 N Driftwood Bay UNIT 34B, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Frangista Hideaway
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Sand Castle Casa
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Seawinds 2 Townhome Rental
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Diamond Gulf Rentals
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Bad Ass Coffee

1708 Hwy 2378, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
4.4(932)$$$$
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Coffeehouse chain serving Hawaiian roasts, including a 100% Kona brew, in a laid-back setting.

attractions: Emerald Coast Wine Cellars, Emerald Coast Gift Basket, Stewart Lake, restaurants: Pascalli Kitchen, Dairy Queen (Treat), The Whale's Tail Beach Bar & Grill, Frozen Dune Rolled Ice Cream, Pompano Joe's, Fat Clemenza's, Stanleys Street Treats, Cabana Cafe, Royal Palm Grille, Causeway Coffee, local businesses:
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Phone
(850) 424-7804
Website
orderexperience.net

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Featured dishes

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Pina Colada | Big Kahuna
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Lemonade | Big Kahuna
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Lemonade | Medium
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Koffee Kooler | Big Kahuna
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Sunrise Swell | Whip | Big Kahuna
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Monkey Mocha | Hot, Small
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Monkey Mocha | Hot, Large
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DIY Latte | Hot, Large
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Three Waves | Hot, Small
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Bad Ass Mocha | Hot, Large
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Monkey Mocha | Hot, Medium
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Hazelnut Hula | Hot, Large
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DIY Latte | Hot, Small
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Cold Lava Cold Brew | Medium

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Live events

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Nearby attractions of Bad Ass Coffee

Emerald Coast Wine Cellars

Emerald Coast Gift Basket

Stewart Lake

Emerald Coast Wine Cellars

Emerald Coast Wine Cellars

4.5

(93)

Open 24 hours
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Emerald Coast Gift Basket

Emerald Coast Gift Basket

5.0

(7)

Closed
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Stewart Lake

Stewart Lake

4.2

(4)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Bad Ass Coffee

Pascalli Kitchen

Dairy Queen (Treat)

The Whale's Tail Beach Bar & Grill

Frozen Dune Rolled Ice Cream

Pompano Joe's

Fat Clemenza's

Stanleys Street Treats

Cabana Cafe

Royal Palm Grille

Causeway Coffee

Pascalli Kitchen

Pascalli Kitchen

4.8

(338)

$

Closed
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Dairy Queen (Treat)

Dairy Queen (Treat)

3.9

(297)

$

Closed
Click for details
The Whale's Tail Beach Bar & Grill

The Whale's Tail Beach Bar & Grill

4.1

(2.1K)

$

Closed
Click for details
Frozen Dune Rolled Ice Cream

Frozen Dune Rolled Ice Cream

4.3

(445)

$$

Closed
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Reviews of Bad Ass Coffee

4.4
(932)
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5.0
3y

I loved their mocha’s, signature beverages, and lattes.

The Kona coffee is expensive but good coffee is worth it, in my opinion. The hardest thing is making a quick decision on what to order. By after getting the hang of it, we understood how they build a custom coffee drink and moved along faster. I prefer the Americano base, hot or cold, with either almond or oat milk. We prefer the Snickerlicous and Almond Coconut Specialty Beverage.

You can add pumps of coffee flavors like caramel, hazelnut, rum, coconut … AND get them in a sugar-free version.

The blueberry muffin was a nice complement if you want onsite baked goods. They are not as fresh as when ordering at a bakery, but okay. I preferred the prepacked Hawaiian snack bars readily available at the cashier – especially the coconut almond bar. They offer espresso drinks that taste delicious, smooth and aren’t bitter. Hot beverages came in 12oz, 16oz, and 20oz size options; cold beverages in 16oz, and 24oz size options.

A wide variety of packaged coffees are available for purchase. No indoor seating; it’s a rather small space. Most is used for operating their business. There are a few tables on the front deck with a rather fun and funky décor. Expect a long line during peak coffee times. Going early between 6 and 6:30 AM let you beat the crowd. I’d suggest having someone grab a table while someone else goes in and places the order. Menu options are also posted outside at the right of the front door. I find that it’s well worth the wait for an unusual and exceptional coffee experience! The staff fills and process orders quickly.

We liked the baristas cater and gained several smiles during the process of ordering and pickup. Parking is a challenge in this popular vacation destination. We were fortunate to be within walking distance. We met a few local residents as well who stated that its their local favorite place to...

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5.0
14w

Stopped in for a quick caffeine fix and walked out with the swagger of a Hawaiian donkey who’s had their life turned around by a really good latte. This place lives up to the name — bold coffee, chill vibes, and zero nonsense.

The coffee? Smooth, strong, and will absolutely kick you into gear. I got a cold brew that could wake a sleeping volcano. They’ve got a great selection too — whether you’re into straight-up espresso or want something iced, blended, and topped with enough whipped cream to qualify as dessert.

The staff were awesome — friendly, fast, and clearly running on the good stuff. No coffee snobs here, just laid-back energy and solid recommendations. I asked what I should try and was immediately pointed to their signature drinks like it was a sacred duty. Respect.

The Hawaiian theme adds to the whole vibe — laid-back, sunny, and just beachy enough to make you forget you have responsibilities. The decor says “island getaway,” even if you’re just taking a break from traffic on Highway 98.

Whether you're fueling up for a day at the beach or just need to feel something stronger than hotel breakfast coffee, this place delivers. It’s the kind of spot that makes you want to sit down, sip slowly, and pretend you’re not checking work emails on vacation.

Highly recommend — the only thing stronger than the coffee is the temptation to come back the...

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1.0
5y

I was so excited to check out this place for their claims of serving Hawaiian coffee. Apparently people like them for their syrups flavored drinks, which are not real coffee to me. Unfortunately everything except of the friendly girl taking the order - was a big disappointment :(

Only one person out of 3 employees at that time at the store (it was this morning around 9.30am) was wearing a mask! Not to mention the only pandemic related signs they have - are the once on the floor (nothing about requiring masks to enter etc). Bigger half of the customers are without masks too! Felt totally unsafe in this big line and jammed space. Stay away if you are following science recommendations and want to be safe

Only common use sugar/sweetener! Hello! It’s pandemic time and this approach exposes your clients both masked and unmasked to a virus contamination risk! Had to drink my coffee unsweetened

Coffee (large 4 espresso shots cappuccino) - tasked barely like one shot and lots of milk and no foam! Drink didn’t have any flavor to it either. I don’t like Starbucks cappuccinos but Starbucks coffee taste is way better. I doubt big time there’s any Hawaiian beans in what I got. Moreover my order was ready after the order of the person behind me who also had a hot drink + food item. I wonder why?! Also over $6 for a plain tasteless cappuccino is a...

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Jeannie HillJeannie Hill
I loved their mocha’s, signature beverages, and lattes. The Kona coffee is expensive but good coffee is worth it, in my opinion. The hardest thing is making a quick decision on what to order. By after getting the hang of it, we understood how they build a custom coffee drink and moved along faster. I prefer the Americano base, hot or cold, with either almond or oat milk. We prefer the Snickerlicous and Almond Coconut Specialty Beverage. You can add pumps of coffee flavors like caramel, hazelnut, rum, coconut … AND get them in a sugar-free version. The blueberry muffin was a nice complement if you want onsite baked goods. They are not as fresh as when ordering at a bakery, but okay. I preferred the prepacked Hawaiian snack bars readily available at the cashier – especially the coconut almond bar. They offer espresso drinks that taste delicious, smooth and aren’t bitter. Hot beverages came in 12oz, 16oz, and 20oz size options; cold beverages in 16oz, and 24oz size options. A wide variety of packaged coffees are available for purchase. No indoor seating; it’s a rather small space. Most is used for operating their business. There are a few tables on the front deck with a rather fun and funky décor. Expect a long line during peak coffee times. Going early between 6 and 6:30 AM let you beat the crowd. I’d suggest having someone grab a table while someone else goes in and places the order. Menu options are also posted outside at the right of the front door. I find that it’s well worth the wait for an unusual and exceptional coffee experience! The staff fills and process orders quickly. We liked the baristas cater and gained several smiles during the process of ordering and pickup. Parking is a challenge in this popular vacation destination. We were fortunate to be within walking distance. We met a few local residents as well who stated that its their local favorite place to grab coffee.
Tyler BuckTyler Buck
Love this place! We stayed less than half a mile away for about a week and made it a part of our morning routine. The parking is the only thing I can think that might be a negative. There are not very many spaces that are designated to the coffee shop, technically, but they were never so busy that we did not have somewhere to park so it is hardly a negative. The vibe is a fun, simple, little "off the beach" coffee shack feel. A lot of touristy knick knacks to choose from (which was my favorite part)! A whole wall of clothing, a whole wall of various cups and mugs, and even there own coffee grounds all out to browse while they make your drink. Nice selection of muffins and bagels that did not disappoint. I think the most underrated part of this coffee shop is the menu. They have, what I feel to be, the perfect amount of signature drinks to regular drinks ratio and everything is clearly listed with exactly what is in each drink so you never have to stop and ask "oh that sounds good, but what's in it?" I would definitely give this place a try if you're staying near by!
Saskia StraubSaskia Straub
Really wanted to like this place!! The range of flavors is amazing, however I feel as if the focus here is on the flavors rather than the coffee. Our lattes tasted like flavored milk, with a hint of coffee. We asked for surprise drinks and the baristas were very nice about it!! The store front is cute and well kept. I adore the little sitting area and the overall theme. I personally would not come here if there is a long line (which there tends to be since it’s the only coffee shop near Miramar Beach) due to the cost and personal preference. If you enjoy flavorful drinks then try out Badass Coffee! Maybe I’ll come back to try a plain coffee as I hear it’s a smooth cup.
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I loved their mocha’s, signature beverages, and lattes. The Kona coffee is expensive but good coffee is worth it, in my opinion. The hardest thing is making a quick decision on what to order. By after getting the hang of it, we understood how they build a custom coffee drink and moved along faster. I prefer the Americano base, hot or cold, with either almond or oat milk. We prefer the Snickerlicous and Almond Coconut Specialty Beverage. You can add pumps of coffee flavors like caramel, hazelnut, rum, coconut … AND get them in a sugar-free version. The blueberry muffin was a nice complement if you want onsite baked goods. They are not as fresh as when ordering at a bakery, but okay. I preferred the prepacked Hawaiian snack bars readily available at the cashier – especially the coconut almond bar. They offer espresso drinks that taste delicious, smooth and aren’t bitter. Hot beverages came in 12oz, 16oz, and 20oz size options; cold beverages in 16oz, and 24oz size options. A wide variety of packaged coffees are available for purchase. No indoor seating; it’s a rather small space. Most is used for operating their business. There are a few tables on the front deck with a rather fun and funky décor. Expect a long line during peak coffee times. Going early between 6 and 6:30 AM let you beat the crowd. I’d suggest having someone grab a table while someone else goes in and places the order. Menu options are also posted outside at the right of the front door. I find that it’s well worth the wait for an unusual and exceptional coffee experience! The staff fills and process orders quickly. We liked the baristas cater and gained several smiles during the process of ordering and pickup. Parking is a challenge in this popular vacation destination. We were fortunate to be within walking distance. We met a few local residents as well who stated that its their local favorite place to grab coffee.
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Love this place! We stayed less than half a mile away for about a week and made it a part of our morning routine. The parking is the only thing I can think that might be a negative. There are not very many spaces that are designated to the coffee shop, technically, but they were never so busy that we did not have somewhere to park so it is hardly a negative. The vibe is a fun, simple, little "off the beach" coffee shack feel. A lot of touristy knick knacks to choose from (which was my favorite part)! A whole wall of clothing, a whole wall of various cups and mugs, and even there own coffee grounds all out to browse while they make your drink. Nice selection of muffins and bagels that did not disappoint. I think the most underrated part of this coffee shop is the menu. They have, what I feel to be, the perfect amount of signature drinks to regular drinks ratio and everything is clearly listed with exactly what is in each drink so you never have to stop and ask "oh that sounds good, but what's in it?" I would definitely give this place a try if you're staying near by!
Tyler Buck

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Really wanted to like this place!! The range of flavors is amazing, however I feel as if the focus here is on the flavors rather than the coffee. Our lattes tasted like flavored milk, with a hint of coffee. We asked for surprise drinks and the baristas were very nice about it!! The store front is cute and well kept. I adore the little sitting area and the overall theme. I personally would not come here if there is a long line (which there tends to be since it’s the only coffee shop near Miramar Beach) due to the cost and personal preference. If you enjoy flavorful drinks then try out Badass Coffee! Maybe I’ll come back to try a plain coffee as I hear it’s a smooth cup.
Saskia Straub

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