I've slowly become a "make my own espresso at home person", so I don't go out of my way for coffee…read moreas much as I did a few months ago. In addition, I do not have a Haraz Coffee House near me, so when I am near one of their locations, I make it a point to pop in. I love Haraz. I love the ambience. I love the coffee. I love the pastry selection. I love the service. The consistency I've experienced from location to location is top-notch. The cleanliness here is impeccable, too. That bears mentioning. My go-to is the Haraz Latte. Iced. While this could never be my every day coffee, it is something I really enjoy and treat myself to when I'm able to go to a Haraz. As someone who doesn't proclaim to like cheesecake, their Biscoff cheesecake is the exception. Maybe it's a blessing that one isn't close by and I can only indulge every now and then. If you want a break from your regular coffee, give Haraz a shot. Especially when the summer heat kicks in - the iced coffee + cardamom is pretty great. Also, they seem to have a high standard for hiring. The staff is always great. Please tip generously ;)

This was a nice gem addition to the ATX area at the time since we did not really have Yemeni style…read morecafe options around, now there have since been several that have opened even a second location for Haraz in west campus! I have frequented this specific locations due to its proximity to my apartment and every time it's been a pleasure, whether to-go or sitting in the cafe and enjoying a nice pot to share. Love the unique additions to the menu over the typical options we see again and again. The adeni is my first choice, kind of like a spicier chai? I will say their options tend to lean on the sweeter side, so I always ask for less sweet if possible. Staff is always friendly and this location is clean with lots of seating!

I swung by Hecho Amano this afternoon to get my fix after hearing about it from one of my buddies…read more It's a cute little trailer behind Old Gregg Brewering next to a covered patio. They have plenty of options from their espresso drinks and coffee to matcha and more. At the recommendation of my buddy and the barista, who was very friendly and conversational, I ordered a Cafe de Olla with a splash of oat, and it was fantastic. It's a regular coffee with added spices, orange and lime peels, and brown sugar, and it was incredible. It was honestly one of the best drip coffees I've had that wasn't a pour over. I want to try more of their menu in the future and hang out a touch longer because their space is great. RIYL: Maybe the best coffee in Pflugerville

i have never gotten my drink, sat and sipped, and gotten back in line at any place…read more the pear matcha was so fantastic, great authentic pear puree flavor the hojicha and fuji apple tea were both okay. the fuji apple was very light, fragrant, and unique hope they can open up a brick and mortar again sooon!

Great staff. Connectivity. Chill or chat food with staff. Clean, well kept…read more Ha noi egg coffee. Oh Yumm!!!

(visited in Oct 2025- late review)…read more I'm so glad Austin is beginning to amp up their coffee scene, especially on the Asian-influenced side. I loved the aesthetic of this place, and their menu offered a good selection of coffee/matcha drinks. I got the matcha coco cloud (not pictured), and it was good. All of their matcha drinks are made-to-order which is another good sign. There was plenty of seating inside for groups up to 4, and a lot of people were studying/hanging out when I went. It was a little noisy given how crowded it was, so headphones are a must if you're looking for some quiet. Parking was not bad either since we parked in the garage close by, but it was limited to 30-mins max on the 1st floor, so I'm not sure where people who stay longer park.

We would have never found this shop unless someone told us. This coffee shop is an absolute hidden…read moregem in Austin. It is off of shoal creek in a strip mall in the back not visible from the Main Street. The shop is co-located with a yoga practice and this atomically generated the social vibe that is hard to find. They are serious about coffee here. They roast their own coffee beans here. There are several world-famous baristas (ask them about the world competitions they are part of) serving up the brew who are super knowledgeable about coffee and coffee late art. I highly recommend everyone come by and get the the taste of what the one of the best coffee shops in Austin! PS come on Sunday mornings for weekly Porsche car show in the parking lot!

What a great gem in North Austin! My friend found Flora on Yelp. We weren't familiar with this…read morecoffee shop prior to visiting. I was a little confused when I drove up because I didn't realize that it's inside the Retreat Yoga Studio. There is a neon sign on the window as well as an A-Frame Sign near the entrance to let you know you're in the right place. Parking is plentiful in the shopping center. Because it's in a Yoga Studio, there isn't much seating (though they did have tables set up outside). The vibe was relaxing and calm. I don't know what scent they had in there, but it smelled nice. This wouldn't be a place to study or work as the seating is limited and I didn't see many outlets. There was a small area with bar stools if you need a tabletop, but most of the seating was couches and lounge chairs. It's more of a place to relax or catch up with a friend. I love when coffee shops have signature drinks. I ordered the Cajeta Crème Brûlée Cappuccino. It was so good, but it came in a small cup. The smoky sea salt was delicious! I don't typically care for sea salt in beverages, but it complimented the flavors so well! I asked the barista to sub oat milk which they were able to do but he informed me that some of the ingredients had dairy (which was fine). I appreciated the disclosure. I was able to drink it without any issues. Because my drink was so small, I decided to order a second one. I went with the Ginger Snap Latte (with oat milk) and it was tasty! I didn't like it as much as the Cajeta Crème Brûlée, but it was really good. I was happy that it was served in a larger cup. The space had plants as well as merch like clothing, scented candles, soaps, and jewelry (which was beautiful). The bathrooms were very clean and had feminine hygiene products as well as a basket with bobby pins and hair ties. I love the attention to detail! We were there close to closing time (3 pm). I appreciated that one of the employees let us know that they would be closing without forcing us to get up and leave. It was on par with the gentle and calming vibe of the space.

There is no comparison between Parks Coffee and the other coffee service providers in the Austin…read morearea. We have been very satisfied with the transition and they have worked patiently with us to upgrade our coffee service. We appreciate the team lead by Todd Mrsny. Everyone is so nice and full of customer service!

Equipment breakdowns come often and down times are long. They refuse to adjust you bill.read more

Palomino is a super cute coffee shop. I went one day after work; I'd never seen it before because I…read morelive fairly far from it but I wasn't disappointed! I came on a rainy Saturday and it was actually quite packed. The parking lot was pretty full too but I did find a spot. I tried one of their specialty/seasonal drinks (the blueberry latte) and it was quite good! Not my favorite latte I've ever had but I definitely enjoyed it. Was like $7 for a small. Overall the vibe inside tho is the biggest reason to visit. There's an industrial/artistic vibe, and a small garden shop inside so there are lots of plants and greenery. It's a very nice space to sit and study. If I lived closer I would visit more!

Had a pourover that was laughably bad. Lukewarm, under extracted, hardly any flavor, cost $6.50. My…read morefriend's espresso was good but not amazing. Aesthetics 10/10, coffee 2/10

I was invited to this adorable coffee shop. I loved it the second I pulled into the parking lot. It…read morewas so cute inside, with big and small comfortable couches and chairs. I loved the various seating arrangements. There were so many different styles, you had your choice. Also, I loved that the color scheme was mostly white with drops of color. I loved the green sofa, it's a really beautiful place. I ordered the Pecan Sunrise, and I sure taste the orange bourbon, which is a good thing. The girl at the counter swayed me in that direction, and I'm happy she did. I ordered a buttery pastry that melted my taste buds. It was the perfect light, fluffy pastry, very easy to pull apart, revealing a moist, buttery inside. Not to mention a guitarist was there performing sweet melodies. Also, they have a nice, shaded patio with beautiful items decorating the side of the building and a huge, gorgeous mural. It's honestly the place to be on a Saturday at noon, kicking off the day.

As a local business, West Pecan Coffee has nailed everything you want in a neighborhood coffee…read moreshop- great coffee, plenty of space to spread out and work, and a welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay awhile. The coffee is consistently great, and it's nice that they also serve beer and wine for when you want to transition from work mode to unwind mode. Highly recommend supporting this local business.

The best coffee spot in Domain, Austin. Quick service, nice and airy. I picked up coffee for 3…read moreconsecutive days from Houndstooth once I found the place (recommended by a coworker). The peppermint mocha is amazing, and so are the breakfast tacos that they offer from Tacodeli. I just discovered Breakfast tacos and I am pretty impressed, they definitely beat the breakfast burritos which I never seem to ever be able to finish. The pumpkin yogurt granola was another mind-blowing find here. Pretty quiet in the mornings so it makes for a good working/relaxing with your cuppa coffee spot.

Houndstooth is a small coffeeshop chain which has locations in Austin and Dallas…read more The shop I go to most, is the one on Rock Rose at the Domain, as my wife works down the road from it. I've been going to this place on and off for just over a year. The staff are really nice and the place is kept clean and tidy. It has a simple, modern design which works, plus they also sell merch if you want a cup, hat or t-shirt! The location isn't very big, but there's plenty of seating inside, as well as outlets to use if you're going here to study, browse or just relax. They also sell a range of beer and wines, so you can get a lil chaser of your favourite tipple, which is great because it's open from 7am-9pm, so you can walk right out onto the main road which is full of bars if you want to keep the party going. The coffee is rich and tasty, plus they do a small selection of pastries and breakfast tacos (Tacodeli) in the morning. Warning, the Tacos go QUICK if you're looking start with the handheld bundles of joy. Overall, it's a great coffeshop for the coffee itself, its atmosphere, placement, and selection of drinks.

I live in the building where this place is located. It's nice inside, even though frequently very…read morepacked, but sadly their employees possess the stereotypical Gen Z attitude, giving minimal effort, if any, in customer service and in making the drinks. As a result, a lot of drinks aren't good and service and friendliness is severely lacking. I'm not a student and I don't need a place to study or work, but it is convenient to get coffee or tea and a pastry or other food, since I live right by it. I used to frequent the east location when I was a student, and the quality of the drinks and food was much better then. I see other reviews mention similar problems, so maybe they do not care about providing good service and making quality coffee, and instead focus on providing internet and a place to work or study for people, since a lot of people will go despite the shitty service just because they need a spot like this. Unfortunately, because of the lack of service, quality, and care for the items prepared I find myself going to the other coffee places nearby, such as Paris Baguette. I would definitely find myself supporting this local establishment if things changed, but for now, I cannot fully recommend. I gave it 3 stars, however I would actually give it 2.5.

This is a great place to hang out. The cashier was very friendly and helpful and she spoke German…read moreand English. I loved the macarons they were delicious with several flavors to choose from. WiFi is available. There is comfortable seating reminding on a living room setting. I loved the book nook section with all the book shelves. It was very busy with a diverse age range. A lot of seating available and on Saturday afternoon were about 50 people present but with the spacious setting it did not feel crowded Definitely a place to return.

A great place to bring your laptop and get a cup of coffee. Merit has many choices to choose from…read more I know I'm boring, so I got my Americano hot with no cream or sugar and of course the flavor of the beans was delightful. The service is excellent as well. I went to pick up some stickers for a my friend and I was able to get them. Thanks! And the coffee came out quickly. Thanks again! There is plenty of seating with lots of places to charge your laptop. There is also a big bulletin board that has a lot of information. The only negative thing is parking. I got a spot but because the parking lot is shared amongst several businesses and each putting up their own signs it is limited. There is a free parking garage a few hundred yards away, if you don't mind walking.

I used to frequent this location, but now I come maybe four or five times a year. The staff has…read morejust become increasingly more unwelcoming. I get customer service jobs are difficult but all you have to do is smile and pretend that you enjoy your job and enjoy the guest-this is particularly important if you are the employee who is dealing with the customer head on. I had an experience here girl made me feel really uncomfortable for not promptly understanding how their credit card swiper works (my card has money on it, i just didn't see you had to pick the tip option first before moving forward with the transaction). She blatantly and painfully expressed her annoyance at my slowness. I choose to pay cash as opposed to using my card (it was easier in the moment). She dropped the change back in my hand like my hand was diseased. She did not say thank you or "have a good day", the normal, simple, easy yet soothing platitudes one shares in their position. I'm not sure if she is perpetually moody, miffed I did not tip, or just irritated by my incompetence. But either, this is disheartening, disappointing and unprofessional. This situation has permanently deterred me from a continued customer.