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Address: 1223 Gateway Dr, Melbourne, FL 32901
Phone: (321) 361-5569
Website: http://emiliospaninigrill.com/
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Emilio’s Panini Grill is a family owned and operated business located in the heart of Brevard County; with two locations in Palm Bay and Melbourne, Florida.
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Reviews
Mr3dPHD
Nice little cafe located inside of the Health First Gateway Medical Center. They have a breakfast and lunch menu with your typical sandwiches and paninis, but also some fun stuff like empanadas and quiche. The staff is always extremely friendly and service is nice and quick! It’s really convenient being able to grab lunch or breakfast immediately after a medical procedure so I can get back to work quickly. And the food quality is excellent for a little cafe!
… moreJessica Rivera
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Amazing customer service, and the food is absolutely outstanding! Hands down the best guava cheese pastry and açaí bowl around. Highly recommend!
… moreAmazing customer service, and the food is absolutely outstanding! Hands down the best guava cheese pastry and açaí bowl around. Highly recommend!
alexandra arbaiza
I LOVE the coffees, smoothies, bobas & lunch specials. So yummy! Thank you Emilio’s Panini Grill for being so kind & serving such good taste with healthy options. I can smell the bakery from the moment I step into the building.
… moreGorgeous Borges
Disappointment!! . . after getting two bad orders one being burnt bread and cool food, and after asking for a ham and cheese croissant we got a burnt croissant with cold ham and No cheese ♀️ I still went back. Got a soggy bagel and this time I called the next day asked if they could replace it I would place another order. She says ok soo I place another Exact order as the one the day before BUT the only difference was ONE DOLLAR!! Sooooo I feel totally conned because I’m more than sure that sandwich wasn’t a dollar and they did not provide me with any receipt after paying with my card!
… moreBrandon Cass
Great staff and food is always fresh. Best pastries in the area. Make sure to try the guava and cheese danish but make sure one is left for me.
… moreMaryRose Fratz
Wonderful macaroni salad. Their Cuban bread takes fresh and delicious!
Very friendly!!!
… moreVery friendly!!!
d angelino
The food, coffee and service here are excellent. Emilio’s is the best reason to come to Viera Health First Medical Center. I’d eat here even without having to come to the building for a medical appointment. What an incredible little gem.
… moreBig Boy Dining Out
Emilio’s Panini Grill- Health First Complex
Melbourne, FL- 2 Stars
Yikes, according to my random restaurant generator, I was about to go OTB (Over The Bridge), one thing we islanders don’t like all that much, is doing just that. I have known childhood friends literally break out in hives just at the thought. Well, if the trip is worth it, it’s worth it, if not, it will be a foray onto the mainland for naught but the return view. I was headed to the Health First Complex off of Nasa Blvd. in Melbourne, FL. Yes, the one that’s been there for years and years. There is this sandwich place tucked inside on the ground floor known as Emilio’s Panini. They are a family-owned and operator local “chain” with two locations, the other being in Palm Bay. The one I was heading to is the one open to the public while the other is exclusively for Intersil employees.
I found the interior to be quaint and charming while giving off a welcoming, family vibe. My waiter was Juan and there couldn’t be a friendly waiter in the area. He insisted on not charging me for a cup of water even though I insisted (I know it’s only water, but it is a telltale sign of a customer-oriented establishment).
Looking over the menu I didn’t know where to begin. They had such a vast array of Paninis it was mind-boggling. While the first mention of a Panini appeared in 1956 they didn’t become trendy until they started showing up at hip Milanese bars in the late 70s early 80s. I asked Juan if I could have a BLT Panini and a Tuna Panini.
Having been in this location for 11 years I noticed a nice mix of Health First employees and general public patrons…they must be doing something right if those held hostage by the fact it was the only restaurant in the complex were not the only ones dining. Before too long, Juan returned with my order and after snapping the obligatory pictures, we dug into our Milanese delicacies.
The BLT Panini came on perfectly grilled white bread that I found to be decent enough and it sure had some fresh crispy lettuce in there, however, the bacon was nothing spectacular (other than the fact that it was bacon). I couldn’t help but wonder what this might taste like with some more flavorful fried sowbelly. This is frozen bacon nuked, thus unappealing. The Tuna Panini was likewise served on the requested white bread and this too was grilled fine. I found the Tuna sandwich to be slightly more flavorful than the BLT, but I found a “tinny” aftertaste on the palate. It seemed the machine was not cleaned after every use and the amalgamation of other sandwiches left a residual unpleasantness.
The Big Boy says, “if you’re a Health First employee you already know, if you are not, this is perfectly acceptable waiting for a family or friend to exit the Health First Complex.” #bigboydiningout #iamthebigboy
… moreMelbourne, FL- 2 Stars
Yikes, according to my random restaurant generator, I was about to go OTB (Over The Bridge), one thing we islanders don’t like all that much, is doing just that. I have known childhood friends literally break out in hives just at the thought. Well, if the trip is worth it, it’s worth it, if not, it will be a foray onto the mainland for naught but the return view. I was headed to the Health First Complex off of Nasa Blvd. in Melbourne, FL. Yes, the one that’s been there for years and years. There is this sandwich place tucked inside on the ground floor known as Emilio’s Panini. They are a family-owned and operator local “chain” with two locations, the other being in Palm Bay. The one I was heading to is the one open to the public while the other is exclusively for Intersil employees.
I found the interior to be quaint and charming while giving off a welcoming, family vibe. My waiter was Juan and there couldn’t be a friendly waiter in the area. He insisted on not charging me for a cup of water even though I insisted (I know it’s only water, but it is a telltale sign of a customer-oriented establishment).
Looking over the menu I didn’t know where to begin. They had such a vast array of Paninis it was mind-boggling. While the first mention of a Panini appeared in 1956 they didn’t become trendy until they started showing up at hip Milanese bars in the late 70s early 80s. I asked Juan if I could have a BLT Panini and a Tuna Panini.
Having been in this location for 11 years I noticed a nice mix of Health First employees and general public patrons…they must be doing something right if those held hostage by the fact it was the only restaurant in the complex were not the only ones dining. Before too long, Juan returned with my order and after snapping the obligatory pictures, we dug into our Milanese delicacies.
The BLT Panini came on perfectly grilled white bread that I found to be decent enough and it sure had some fresh crispy lettuce in there, however, the bacon was nothing spectacular (other than the fact that it was bacon). I couldn’t help but wonder what this might taste like with some more flavorful fried sowbelly. This is frozen bacon nuked, thus unappealing. The Tuna Panini was likewise served on the requested white bread and this too was grilled fine. I found the Tuna sandwich to be slightly more flavorful than the BLT, but I found a “tinny” aftertaste on the palate. It seemed the machine was not cleaned after every use and the amalgamation of other sandwiches left a residual unpleasantness.
The Big Boy says, “if you’re a Health First employee you already know, if you are not, this is perfectly acceptable waiting for a family or friend to exit the Health First Complex.” #bigboydiningout #iamthebigboy
Nahir Santiesteban
I dare say this is the best “eating place” in brevard, the food options are outstanding, the service is excellent and throughout several years of appointments at gateway I haven’t had a single bad meal, the food is fresh and flavorful I wish more places in brevard tasted this good and healthy.
… moreJocelyn Thompson
I have had the pleasure of eating at Emilio’s Panini Grill for at least five years. I really enjoy their menu of amazing, delicious and creative food and smoothies choices.
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