Having spent most of my life in the Midwest, we would vacation here several times per year and just fell in love with the area. When deciding where we would move to, we took several discovery trips and always enjoyed staying in Vero Beach. With Cravings being one of the only quick-serve places on the island open that early for breakfast (at that time), we would grab a bite to eat there before we started exploring for the day.
Cravings is hard to miss when cruising down Ocean Drive, with its blue awnings and central location, they are right in the middle of everything. They do have a large outdoor covered patio to keep you dry from stray afternoon showers, and a few tables inside if you prefer air conditioning. With a huge menu that includes baked goods, sandwiches, salads, house-made granola, coffee, tea, and of course ice cream, there is something on their menu to satisfy just about everyone!
Looking for a gift for that hard to buy for person on your shopping list? A gift card for Cravings is always a great idea! Buy a $50 gift card, and get a $10 gift card for yourself! Stop by and pick one up today!
Check out this awesome video to learn more about their history and meet the owners, Mary Sue and her husband Marty!
Now let’s dive right in and see what this place has to offer and what I had to eat!
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