Lily’s Cafe

After going to Lilly’s for a few yrs. We came back to PSL this yr and went there. Well first off we walked in and no one acknowledged that we walked in. Very awkward, and not like Lily. Well finally someone came out and seated us. Just wasn’t the same. We wondered why there were no cars out front. We ordered our breakfast and another couple came in and same thing they stood there fore at least 5minutes before someone seated them. Food was not the sameWe will not go there again.

Delicious breakfast and good service. It’s a small little place, but the food tastes fresh and is well prepared. I overheard one of the waitresses say this is the smallest kitchen I’ve ever worked in to which the chef replied, and I’m probably the smallest chef you’ve ever worked with! Gotta love a little humor in the morning.

Given the high ratings, I was unfortunately unimpressed.
I had the coconut french toast which had good fruit and whipped cream, but that can be done in any restaurant. The problem is that coconut flakes were just sprinkled on top instead of being mixed in. The iced tea was watered down.
The wait for the food was waay too long. My parents and I were there over an hour (waited about 30 min for our food to come out). We began to think that we could’ve just gone home to make the meal instead.
The waiters were friendly, but the gentleman rarely checked on us during the hour. The woman was very friendly and attentive, but frequently spoke over our food. I don’t know about you, but I don’t like having specks of spit on my food.
I’d give this place a ³⁄₅ for restaurants only in PSL.

I only went once but we were there for about an hour and forty five minutes! The food was great, but the service was terribly slow. They just need more servers. They did give us our meal for free and they were very nice!

The service and hash browns were the only things that were good. I ordered the 2 pancakes, 2 eggs, 2 sausage links with the home-​made hash browns. The only item that was served hot were the hash browns, which were delicious. My husband ordered scrambled eggs and sausage and gravy — all of his food was luke-​warm/​cold. They were not busy, so it’s hard to figure out why the cold food. Disappointing.

Not to be rude, but my experience here was just «meh.» My mom and I were really excited to have breakfast, based on the Unilocal reviews. It’s a cute little place — kinda like walking into your mom or grandma’s house.
The mini-​muffins we were served, which were an Italian crumb, were delicious. Things went downhill from there.
We were both really excited to try the coconut French toast, as so many people liked it. Well, it’s no longer on the menu. Instead, we shared an order of Brian’s special crispy almond French toast. We also got an order of eggs and hash browns.
The French toast was so disappointing. It was just regular French toast with some cereal flakes pressed into the top. While its texture was really light and custardy, it didn’t have a ton of flavor… like, just perhaps, almond? Evidently the cereal flakes were the «crispy almond» part. Also, the fruit salad served in the side wax obviously not fresh — the watermelon and honeydew were squashy and the grapes were wrinkly and one was even moldy.
The eggs and hash browns were fine, but you can get decent eggs anywhere. Based on the muffins, I would have expected to enjoy the biscuit, but it was nothing special.
I’ll keep looking for a good local breakfast place.

Very cute little restaurant. Nice variety of a menu and the food was very good. The only downside to this restaurant is the setting is almost nonexistent. I would recommend this restaurant to people that aren’t from here. Their sausage gravy is great!

Based on the prev reviews I had high hopes for this spot, but it did not live up to expectations. Inside seating is almost non-​existent: you MAY be able to squeeze 15 people inside this very hard to find, quaint establishment. It’s tucked in the corner of a nondescript strip mall across from a TD Bank on US1.
It’s essentially breakfast only — and I’d recommend take out. We tried an omelette and the signature french toast. It was good. But great? Meh. Don’t get me wrong, I’d support a local business like this over a chain restaurant any day. But would I recommend this to someone who doesn’t live in PSL? No.

Cute small Betty Boop themed diner located on Federal Highway in Port St. Lucie some outdoor seating great for the Florida weather if it’s not raining. I decided dine inside since it was hot out. This place is small and not a lot of seating options so I would come at off-​peak hour.
I went with their eggs Benedict since that’s my breakfast of choice always and it was good. Friendly customer service and a spot that I would return to when back in Florida.

Wow we wait about 45 to 55 minutes for our breakfast. If you are HUNGRY please don’t go Sunday. Is a small place 15 to 20 person capacity. I give 3 stars because the food is good.

Came to visit Fl from NC and we had a Great experience here at Lily’s ! Small but very Homey feeling, attended us right away Waitress was VERY friendly helped us and when my 2 yr old would act up she would bring something to entertain her to calm her down. Coconut French toast was awesome and my wife enjoyed her eggs w/​hashbrowns biscuit. And my daughter loved her Bunny cake. Highly recommended this place makes you feel at home!

First time here… First day in Florida. on the first day of our 29^th year… and we just shared a great breakfast at Lily’s Café. Food was really, really good. cinnamon French toast was wow. service was attentive, never pushy. Clean and well maintained.
Congrats Lily’s…you did great!

Adorable place. Inside area is cozy not many tables but the staff is attentive. They write down your name and address you by it. LOVED that. They give you a few complimentary mini muffins of an Italian coffee cake and a banana bread very tasty. Their thoughtfulness and attention to detail is great! I ordered the veggie quiche which was a huge slice with a side of hash browns which were divine. The quiche could have had a bit more salt, cheese and and seasoning/​herbs but the effort was 100%. My partner had the French Toast and she LOVED it. I haven’t heard her rave about food like that in a while. It had a nice large mound of fruit on top too. We spent $ 25 for spectacular service and great food. I’ll be back next time I’m back in town and hope to get something that knocks my socks off like the French Toast.

Lovely little place for breakfast or lunch! Delicious food. Excellent service! Everyone was so friendly! Recommend 200%

Great quaint little dinner with great food and great service, it’s small on the inside but has outdoor seating and is dog friendly. I had the brunch burger and it came out looking just how I pictures it and full of flavor, the boyfriend had the omelette with extra hashbrowns and enjoyed every bite!

Ok little breakfast place. I like the family run atmosphere and the kitschy stuff inside but food was just ok. The coconut French toast was good with a nice crispness and the fruit was fresh. Sides are a bit overpriced ($ 2 for a sausage patty?) and hash browns were bland so better with the additional onions and peppers (which they charge you for).
Decent place to stop for a quick bite on the way to the beach but would not make a special trip.

Really, super mediocre. Hubby got breakfast that was fine, I got a quesadilla and paid extra for guacamole.
… it was not guacamole. It was green sour cream that tasted like a whole bunch of nothing.
Ick. Wouldn’t go back.

Love this place. Be sure to check out the specials menu as you will often find some nice treats on there :) Have had the shrimp/​goat cheese omelet and loved it. I always try something new and here and I am never disappointed. Lily and her staff treat everybody like family here and I love supporting this business when I can.
Note: It is a very small restaurant and sometimes if you are in a group of 2 it is possible that you may have to eat with others… just know that. It has happened to me 1 out of the 4 times I have been there.

Love this place! I visit every time I go to PSL. Their coconut french toast is amazing!!! Also love the old style music they play. Sit outside if you can

Wonderful little diner at «Mangrove Square» in Port Saint Lucie right off US1. This cute little Betty Boop themed café is one of the friendliest breakfast joints you’ll ever visit. It may be small in size but it’s big on flavors and the personalities here ensure everyone that walks through the door immediately feels welcome.
Gina was our server and she did an excellent job from the moment we were seated she took our orders and asked our names and called us by name as she cared for us like we had been friends for years. While our breakfast was being created we were presented with miniature muffins on the house one was a cranberry orange and the other was a banana nut served fresh from the oven warm they were only the size of a half dollar and were just as delicious and they were cute.
I ordered my usual bacon and egg sandwich on buttered toast, this simple yet somewhat difficult task for some restaurant to pull off was executed perfectly by this little establishment. The freshly toasted bread lightly buttered was the perfect platform for the high quality bacon that was cooked to the exact doneness laid across two perfectly cooked over-​medium eggs. This place definitely deserves a bookmark and a return visit every time we’re in the area you can’t go wrong stopping in here.