Category Archive: Notable Mentions
| Hibiscus was so honored to be the venue for Sean Mast and Kate Sharrett, when they wed recently. What a fantastic experience.
Please enjoy the few pics we have to show their special day.
You can always visit our FaceBook page, for more pics on weddings, receptions and special events!
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Cafe Hibiscus is opening for lunch as of Monday April 2nd.
Chef Colin has decided to expand our menu, and open up the cafe for breakfast AND lunch items.
Breakfast will be served from 7:30 am to 11:30 am and lunch will be served from 11:30am to 2:30 pm.
Menu will consist of all of our signature dishes and now some new favorites ...
| Different, yet, the same.
What is different? A fresher name, Cafe Hibiscus AND a new operator, Chef Colin Smith
What is the same? BRUNCH is back!
Raised in New Orleans, Colin comes to Hibiscus with a wealth of culinary experience. While getting a Bachelors degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management at the University of New Orleans, Chef Colin worked for the notable Brennan ... |
February 14, 2012 - 2:21 pm
As you all know, we have been home to the amazing 30A Studio, here at Hibiscus. This little cottage
in the middle of the property has housed several photographers, as well as our 2012 Artist of the
Year, Allison Craft!
We want to congratulate Allison, as she moves out and on to bigger and better things!
Her new shop is now located at The ...
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By Sherry Londe
Photos by Shelly Swanger
May 5, 2011 Issue
Just off 30A in the mellow beach burb of Grayton lies an intriguing hot spot.
To loyal fans, the Hibiscus Coffee and Guest House is a place to gather, share a meal or be entertained. In 1994, owners Kurt and Barbara Tape opened the original vegetarian café with four guest ... | |
September 29, 2010 - 12:41 pm
November 4, 2009 - 12:02 pm
| By Lisa Monti, Emerald Coast Magazine, Oct/Nov 2009
The robust drink has become more than a morning beverage — it’s a medium for social connections along the Emerald Coast
For something that comes from a small bean, coffee is a powerful commodity. Throughout history, possibly as far back as the 15th century, coffee has been prized and consumed in many parts of ... |
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Find yourself in a new state of mind at Hibiscus Coffee & Guesthouse
By Carolyn Mason, Photos by Robert Sutton – Tuscaloosa Magazine, Beach 2009
The robust drink has become more than a morning beverage — it’s a medium for social connections along the Emerald Coast
“Be present,” commands the board in front of the Hibiscus Coffee & Guesthouse in ... |
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by Murray Balkcom – Thicket Magazine, March/April 2009
In our special little beach area of Florida’s Emerald Coast, there are no big-box stores, dance clubs, and chain restaurants. Some people want that from their beach vacation, and tend to stay in the bigger towns of Destin and Panama City Beach. But for folks wanting something different, then ... |
February 28, 2009 - 2:15 pm
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“My friend David Delahoussaye and I are about to embark on a motorcycle adventure more ambitious than any we have undertaken. Our plan is to spend 17 days traveling the North and South Islands of New Zealand. Barbara and I took an auto tour of NZ about 8 years ago and ... | |
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