Why Palm Bay’s Working Class Chooses Nocturne Teas for Their Daytime Breaks
A Quieter, Productive Daytime Vibe
Unlike loud bars or crowded chain cafés, Nocturne Teas keeps things calm during the day. Most guests are studying, reading, or working on laptops. Our bartenders are friendly but never pushy — perfect if you want to focus without constant interruptions.
Drinks That Fit Every Schedule
Whether you need a boost of energy or a moment of calm, we’ve got you covered:
Coffee & espresso for that classic pick-me-up.
Euphoric teas (red, green, and white brews) for focus, balance, or relaxation.
Kava for stress relief and smooth calm without alcohol.
Kombucha for digestion and probiotics.
All house drinks are sugar-free by default, and flavors can be added if you like a touch of sweetness.
Specials That Make Your Break Better
We know working people appreciate value. That’s why we offer:
Early Bird Special: Buy one, get one free on house drinks from 8 AM–11 AM.
Happy Hour: Discounted drinks 4:30 PM–6 PM.
15% Off for Students & Shift Workers — show your badge and save.
Bring Your Own Food (Yes, Really!)
Unlike most cafés, we actually welcome outside food and drinks. Grab breakfast from Twisted Biscuit Café next door, or pizza from Domino’s (open until 1 AM), and pair it with a drink at Nocturne Teas. We even allow kava or euphoric teas from other businesses — we’re about community, not competition.
The Right Space for Work & Connection
Gigabit fiber Wi-Fi (fast enough for video calls and streaming lectures).
Plenty of seating: tables, couches, bar spots.
Tons of outlets — no fighting for the one plug in the corner.
Whether you’re a defense contractor from L3 Harris or Northrop Grumman, a healthcare worker finishing a shift, or a student working remotely, you’ll find a space that works for you here.
Palm Bay’s Café for All Hours
We’re open 8 AM–4 AM every day — so whether your schedule is early, late, or unpredictable, we’re here when you need us.
Visit us at 4700 Babcock St NE, Unit 2, Palm Bay and see why we’re becoming Palm Bay’s favorite café for the working class.
