John 3:16 Caffe

Sharon Perkins

year ago

New menu with a breakfast entree (stuffed waffles with scrambled eggs topped with crumbled bacon or sausage crumbles); great housemade sourdough bread; avocado toast (fresh and the best!!!); bagels; muffins baked by a small business; and the most amazing chia concoction (see photo). The names of the drinks slay. IYKYK. Excellent cappuccino, decaf latte, London Fog tea, Rose of Sharon tea (mango, rose, lychee, peach); everything I’ve had here has been great, and I do coffee shop reviews. The perfect place to meet a friend, journal or scroll through your phone over coffee and great warm pastries. I love the front room and the covered patio area! Christy and Ashley will give you a genuine welcome and excellent service. I love the board where you can write with chalk your prayer requests and things you’re thankful for. What a fantastic way to find focus and positivity. I got the Daniel’s Den Overnight Steel Cut Oats with fruit and sugar of my choice (I had blueberries, no sugar). SUCH GOODNESS! Way better than I’ve had elsewhere. Plus Morning Blessings (drip coffee) with choice of milk.

OntheMend Textiles

2 years ago

This was my first time visiting and I loved it. We were personally greeted by the owner, Kristy. She has a great menu and hot and cold drinks plus delicious looking goodies to eat. I got a hot black tea with oat milk and my friend got a cold brew with thin mint! We sat on the back terraced area, where there was a shaded quiet patio, where some people were meeting or studying and we sat on the cozy sofa. When I hold Kristy I’m trying to beat cancer she encouraged me to write a prayer request on their prayer wall, which the staff prays for daily. I’m looking forward to going back and trying the milkyway flavored cold brew. The restrooms are through a side door into a historic hotel with a beautiful lounge area and they are immaculate

Samira Sodjian

11 months ago

This faith-based café in Saint Cloud is such a hidden gem — and now one of my favorite spots in town! I ordered the Eve Iced (a honey lavender latte with almond milk) and it was divine — smooth, floral, and just the right amount of sweetness. Every drink here has a creative Bible-inspired name, and the best part? Each cup comes with a Bible verse, which honestly made my day. Such a meaningful and uplifting detail. Whether you’re coming to read, work remotely, meet for Bible study, or just need a peaceful place to reset — this café has the perfect vibe. It’s super clean, aesthetically beautiful (yes, Instagram-worthy 📸), and full of light. Keep in mind limited seating indoors — outdoor seating is available. The staff is so kind and welcoming — you can feel the love and intention behind everything they do. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area — or even if you’re not. It’s worth the drive

Shantal Howlett

7 months ago

Saw this place on TikTok and knew I had to get some coffee here while on vacation! I got the cold brew with white mocha! My son enjoyed his kid “coffee”! Loved the meaning behind it! Enjoyed the atmosphere as well!

Enashia Robinson

5 months ago

If you're ever in Florida this is a must go whether you're a Christian or not. The coffee is great the creativity in everything is amazing! Need one in Dallas!

MAURICIO REYGADAS

11 months ago

It’s always an incredible feeling when you feel surrounded by like minded people. Whether it was the prayer wall, the shirts people would walk in with, people doing bible studies, or the bible’s that were placed on every table you could just feel the presence of God. I ordered the Sea of Galilee (Avocado Toast) with an extra egg, and I was not expecting it to be anything special but it completely surpassed my expectations. The avocado was mixed with the eggs on top of the egg on top and it had a sweet kick to it which was phenomenal. They would also counter it by putting a few chilli flakes on top which made it even better. Now I don’t know if it was the butter or the bread itself that the toast was toasted with but my goodness the bread was incredible with a sweet little kick as well which is why it had me wondering if it was the butter it was toasted with. The cold brew was good. Overall the place is very aesthetic, and is most definitely the “christian coffee shop” that you are looking for.

pastormike gonzalez

8 months ago

This quaint coffee shop in St. Cloud, FL, is a true hidden gem—easy to find with plenty of public parking and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels like home. The thoughtfully designed decor and soft jazz instrumentals create a cozy ambiance, perfect for studying, catching up with friends, or simply enjoying a quiet moment. The menu offers something for everyone, from rich coffee and soothing teas to satisfying bites, all served with fantastic service. During my visit, I loved seeing students studying, a Bible study group chatting over lattes, and a single mom dining with her young son—proof that this space brings the community together in the best way.

Timothy Rowe

3 months ago

Went the first time today and absolutely fell in love with It. The owners are amazing, kind and friendly. They recommend a few different coffees and had 2 before leaving. The food was also great and the atmosphere was just a total vibe. As a follower of Christ myself this place made me feel right at home.

Kaylee

3 months ago

Walked into this place and felt instant happiness. The owners are lovely! They helped my boyfriend and I pick out coffees based on what we like and it was the best coffee we have ever had. The place is super cute and cozy. I loved the prayer wall too. We ended up getting another coffee and matcha to go! Can’t wait to go back 😊

JT Blanco

3 months ago

First and foremost, I support Christian-owned businesses—not because of politics or differing views about Israel or anything else. We all have different opinions, but for me, God is the constant. I truly appreciate that the owner is honest and upfront about his or her beliefs. It’s completely up to each person whether they choose to walk in or not. The owner is welcoming and warm, and the atmosphere reflects that. Some of the negative reviews seem a bit petty in my opinion—this is a small business, not a Starbucks. With small businesses, patience goes a long way. There’s often more overhead to manage and fewer staff, so a little grace makes a difference. The water charge is fair as it costs money to filter it with equipment, the environment feels inviting, and I would much rather come back and support this place than go to a big chain like Starbucks. I’ll definitely be returning.