Sago Coffee

Great coffee shop at the beach. Never knew it was there.

Great coffee! Beautiful interior! The waffles are INCREDIBLE! Way more parking and seating than literally any other coffee shop in Jacksonville! The baristas are so friendly! I have been waiting for this place to open up for months and it did not disappoint! Just what Jax Beach needed!

Very disappointed with their food. It is an overpriced coffee place which cannot not even offer a decent breakfast sandwich. We had their Avocado Bacon Bagel and the bagel itself seemed to be a frozen bagel that was not warmed up. The avocado was extremely cold and the bacon was the bacon bites you buy at Publix and to make it even better, they had the brilliant idea to sprinkle thick salt on top of everything. All that for $8!!!!
And the coffee, well… nothing special about it reason why I gave it a 1 star. Definitely not worth the money.

Coffee is good, food is hit or miss. But my god as a regular, this place is so unorganized. Half the time food or drinks are forgotten about and you’re left waiting, there’s no real management or leadership. Baristas will watch you wait for coffee that is not coming while making coffee to instagram. When you ask for assistance you either get questions back or confused looks. All I want is a coffee and a waffle, was 5 stars when they first opened but almost every trip now something is messed up.

This shop, in my opinion, is the prettiest coffee shop in Jacksonville. I love the open space and how the outdoor seating is set up. There’s also a conference room inside which is pretty cool. I had an iced vanilla chai latte which was absolutely delicious, and I’m excited to see how this place grows and becomes a Jax coffee staple!

Wonderful design and layout. Their seasonal cinnamon vanilla latte is fall in a cup (great for people who don’t like pumpkin spice!) Always has a crowd of regulars. Easy parking!

Very nice space. OK coffee if you don't compare it to Bold Bean down the road. just an FYI: You will likely leave this place with an earful of open church dialogue by the customers and Staff. This shop is very much for the church/by the church and proceeds support the Beach Church across the street.

Came in at 1:04 on Sunday, ordered 2 ice black coffees with caramel syrup to go. Took 22 min to get one of our drinks. We had to point out to them that we ordered two. Both tasted terrible. We watched several guests the baristas knew come in behind us and get their drinks first. Do not be fooled by the positive ratings. This place is built by the church and caters to their congregation first. Non-churchgoers of Jax bch don't waste your time with this place. Head back over to Southern Grounds or Mini Bar. I gave it one star because it would make a lovely event space.

They were really rude. My friend and I brought in other coffees from a different place and they told us that we had to buy something. And we were being disrespectful by bringing in other coffee and they told us that if we don’t buy anything that we had to leave. This was my first time coming into this shop and this is how they treat the new comers. There were other tables that people could’ve taken and we were in the back and he walked over to us saying that people don’t have anywhere to sit.

Since moving here from NYC this winter, we had been grieving the loss of good (legit) coffee. Then someone told us about Sago, to the uninitiated NYers may be perceived as masochists, desiring nothing more than be charged amply for the smallest of cups of artisanally brewed coffee that take a seemingly absurd and unreasonable amount of time to produce. But this is how it’s done! This is the real $#@%. To all my people out there, I see you cruising up and down A1A with your NY and NJ plates, if you’re looking for your Blue Bottle or your La Colombe down here, this is it guys.