The Coffee Cup is a greasy spoon-style diner located in downtown Pensacola, onCervantes Street, between Davis Street and 6th Avenue. The restaurant is owned by Roy Cooley.
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| Cuisine | Southern breakfast and lunch |
| Location | 520 East Cervantes Street |
| Established | 1945 |
| Owner | Roy Cooley |
| Slogan | "No grits, no glory" |
The Coffee Cup is a local landmark and has been a breakfast staple for Pensacolians since its opening in 1945. The restaurant is particularly renowned for its grits, especially its "Nassau" variety, which is a dish of grits, bacon, ham, tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, and seasonings. Popular cook Creola Rutledge singlehandedly works the grill.
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