Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Alys Beach

"You can also try out Thomas Donut & Snack Shop if you are wanting some sweets. But be sure and get there early, as the line begins to grow on the weekend by 10 a.m., and it can get quite long!. These fried donuts are freshly made, many with unique flavors, and will make your taste buds melt."

"A local and visitors favorite place to stop and chow down, Thomas Donut & Snack Shop delivers tasty treats that aren’t limited to just their delicious donuts. Stop in and try one of their popular Texas Style Kolaches, coming in three varieties, this new staple will have your mouth watering!"

"If you feature foodie content on your Instagram, then this donut shop is a MUST!. Their foods are scrumptious. Not only is the food amazing, but it’s right on the beach."

"Finns prides itself on keeping things simple, fresh, and delicious, and it definitely shows in their dishes, with not a single fryer or microwave in sight. The Mexican-inspired fare, which you can eat at picnic tables in the sunshine, is so popular that the restaurant has expanded to three locations. Local favorites include the Endless Summer Tacos, which can be stuffed with ahi tuna, shrimp, or grilled fish for seafood lovers, and pork or steak for meat lovers."

"Fresh ingredients dominate the menu at Finns Island Style Grub, where you’ll encounter several veggie-oriented appetizers and meals alongside the expected seafood dishes. Quesadillas, tacos, and burritos are never in short supply. Protein sources such as chicken or fish are available but certainly not required."

"has been serving breakfast, brunch and lunch in Panama City for more than 15 years. Cuisine made from fresh ingredients and creative recipes make for breakfast classics, brunch dishes and lunchtime favorites. From the menu, order biscuit beignets, blackberry grits, sweet potato pancake, or lobster and shrimp roll sliders."

"Brunch isn’t just for the weekends at Another Broken Egg Cafe. The restaurant serves up breakfast, brunch, and lunch every day until 2 p.m. Brunch specialties include chicken and waffles, shrimp n’ grits and crab cake benedict."

"With fresh ingredients, homemade sides and friendly service, Jesse’s Place is quickly becoming a favorite “hole in the wall” for many looking for a great breakfast or lunch option in the Thomas Drive area. Jesse’s Place has not been in place for long in Panama City Beach, but it quickly attracted a following of locals and visitors looking for a healthy, hearty meal. Specials are posted daily online (or just “come on in” and read it on the chalkboard), and while the selections change, you’ll always have a wide range of entrées and sides to choose from."

"is a quaint, family-owned-and-operated restaurant that seats about 35 people and serves breakfast and lunch. The restaurant offers vegan and vegetarian options as well as a traditional breakfast and lunch menu. Pick the breakfast burrito or chicken and dumplings for lunch for a tasty bite."

"Jesse’s Place is a wonderfully cool and casual café by the water. The specials change often on a flexible chalkboard menu. The laid-back energy is the perfect Florida fit."

"This small, brightly colored café offers Japanese-inspired crepes: not your average PCB breakfast joint, in other words!. (And, really, not just a breakfast joint.) These aren’t your average pancakes: They’re sculpted into lovely, folded bouquets of goodness. There’s plenty to recommend here, but for the perfect breakfast item, we’d go for the Sunny Bacon crepe, chockfull of bacon, eggs, and cheese, plus spinach, tomato, onion, and more."

"A nice place for fast breakfast on the way to Saint Andrews!. Seating for about fifteen, to go crepes are nice here. The sweet strawberry with cream and ch..."

"A nice place for fast breakfast on the way to Saint Andrews!. Seating for about fifteen, to go crepes are nice here. The sweet strawberry with cream and..."

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"has been serving breakfast, brunch and lunch in Panama City for more than 15 years. Cuisine made from fresh ingredients and creative recipes make for breakfast classics, brunch dishes and lunchtime favorites. From the menu, order biscuit beignets, blackberry grits, sweet potato pancake, or lobster and shrimp roll sliders."

"Brunch isn’t just for the weekends at Another Broken Egg Cafe. The restaurant serves up breakfast, brunch, and lunch every day until 2 p.m. Brunch specialties include chicken and waffles, shrimp n’ grits and crab cake benedict."

"This small, brightly colored café offers Japanese-inspired crepes: not your average PCB breakfast joint, in other words!. (And, really, not just a breakfast joint.) These aren’t your average pancakes: They’re sculpted into lovely, folded bouquets of goodness. There’s plenty to recommend here, but for the perfect breakfast item, we’d go for the Sunny Bacon crepe, chockfull of bacon, eggs, and cheese, plus spinach, tomato, onion, and more."

"A nice place for fast breakfast on the way to Saint Andrews!. Seating for about fifteen, to go crepes are nice here. The sweet strawberry with cream and ch..."

"A nice place for fast breakfast on the way to Saint Andrews!. Seating for about fifteen, to go crepes are nice here. The sweet strawberry with cream and..."

"Located on the Boardwalk between Marble Slab Creamery and Starbucks - 600 Pier Park Drive, Suite 115. Serves Lunch & Dinner"

"With just under 3,000 acres of uplands and wetlands, PCB Conservation Park offers a range of outdoor recreational opportunities, from hiking and biking to bird-watching and wildlife spotting. The park has a dozen well-maintained trails, which range from approximately a half mile to 12 miles in length, a total of 24 miles in all. Several of these have sections of boardwalk, which are especially convenient for strollers and wheelchairs, and most of the dirt paths are reasonably level, making them suitable for anyone."

"Panama City Beach’s Conservation Park covers nearly 3,000 acres. With 12 trails to choose from ranging in distance from 0.6 to 11 miles, the Conservation Park is a great way to enjoy the outdoors while taking a break from the beach. A combination of wooden boardwalks and bridges, paved paths, and dirt trails wind their way through cypress domes."

"There’s more to PCB than beach scenery, as you’ll discover while hiking through the beautifully-preserved wetlands at Conservation Park. This vast green space provides one of the most peaceful, nature-filled experiences on the Emerald Coast."

"For those in search of outdoor activities other than the beach, Panama City Beach also offers a variety of parks, ranging from large recreational areas to small neighborhood green spaces. While there are parks located outside PCB's city limits, including St. Andrews State Park and Camp Helen State Park, the main three parks on the Beach are Frank Brown Park, Aaron Bessant Park and the PCB Conservation Park, according to Jim Ponek, parks and recreation director for the city. Ponek said Frank Brown is more of a "traditional sports park," with baseball, softball and soccer fields; basketball, tennis and shuffleboard courts; and several playgrounds, concession stands and picnic areas."

"Located on Thomas Drive in Panama City Beach, Rick Seltzer Beach is another convenient beach destination that’s slightly closer to town than the aforementioned St. Andrews Park. There’s ample parking nearby, and the beach is close to popular area hotels and restaurants, making it a great fit for those who want to spend as little time as possible in the car. The beach is staffed by lifeguards during the summer season, and there’s a boardwalk just inland from the dunes that’s the perfect place for an afternoon stroll."

"For some of the best access to the beaches of Panama City Beach, look no further than Rick Seltzer Park. The park boasts one of the best beaches in the entire city. Offering a great lifeguard crew, great views of the sunset, and close access to a variety of restaurants, Rick Seltzer Park is the perfect place to try out Panama City Beach watersports."

"An 1133-acre stretch of marble-colored dunes rolling down to the water's edge, this state park's beauty is genuinely mind-blowing. The park sits nestled against the wealthy but down-to-earth community of Grayton Beach, home to the famed Red Bar and to the quirky Dog Wall – a mural on which residents paint portraits of their dogs. "

"This is the place to see what Florida looked like when only Native Americans lived here. One of the most scenic spots along the Gulf…"