Such a great coffee shop with parking and plenty of seating inside…read more The owner was so kind and the menu is great- so many different flavors to choose from for your coffee and so many fun creative pastries! Lovely little spot for a coffee and treat

Stopped in cause of the reviews. Monday morning around 10:30 am. Seemed like a cool, chill spot. A…read moregood amount of people sitting around doing work. Took about 10-15 minutes just for the smoothie to come out. Seemed like a slow day that even the gentleman we were waiting next to made a comment as he noticed we'd been sitting their for a while and didn't get anything yet. My gf had the breakfast burrito but said it was a bit bland so she went home and ate it with her pickled jalepenos. Also small in size for the price $7.99 Spinach quich has a nice crust and good flavor. Thick with just the right amount of bite. $5.49 The Super Verde smoothie was okay. Don't really taste much pineapple, but it has a nice consistency from the avocado and banana. $9.99 for large. Meh Carrot cake will be eaten later today $4.99 Total was right above $30 for 4 small items

This was my first time at Neighborhood Coffee and Friends. Located on Burnet Road in a food truck…read morepark, this coffee shop has the most delicious coffee. I ordered the iced vanilla lavender latte. The latte was smooth, flavorful with a hint of lavender. Perfect way to start the morning... Neighborhood coffee & Friends also has a rewards program where after your card is fully punched, you receive a free cup of coffee. Nice perk... Bill, the barista, was Texas friendly and recommended his most popular lattes. At that early morning hour, the food truck park was super quiet and peaceful...

I've been coming to Neighbor coffee for some time now and the last few times I've ordered their…read morepour over it's tasted very similar to a regular drip coffee or an americano. Not sure if the beans have changed but the pour overs have not tasted the same compared to the way it used to taste when I first started coming here. The staff is always friendly so that's a plus. Parking isn't the greatest and one thing to keep in mind is that if you order online there is no dedicated online order pick up line so you'll still have to wait in line. Overall Neighbor Coffee and Friends sits at a 3/5 for me.

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.

Just attended a friend's high tea birthday party here, and had a fabulous time. The space is small…read morebut she rented out the main room for her private event. The table was decorated beautifully with gorgeous china and place settings. Felt like a true Victorian afternoon tea experience. For the high tea, each person was permitted to select a tea of their choice. I chose the earl grey, which had a delicious flavor. They also brought out traditional snacks such as finger sandwiches (cucumber + cheese, ham & cheese, etc.), scones, and a variety of sweet treats. Every item was so tasty and the portions were generous. Service was good, efficient and friendly. They even have an outdoor play area for kids, and some days offer live music and other events. I would highly recommend this neighborhood spot!

This place has been on my list for awhile now, mostly for the reputation of holding an open…read morerefrigerator for the community which I fully support! The service was pretty neutral, nothing stands out there which is fine. The large room can get quite chatty and loud if you are looking for a quiet work spot, but only later on when I was leaving did I discover the other smaller rooms. The coffee was decent- mostly what stands out to me is the open food pantry that has my attention. What a lovely idea.

We heard good things about this place and I wanted to love it but from the time we walked in me and…read moremy husband was completely ignored by more than 7 people before we were acknowledged and they were not busy. When we were finally approached the lady that approached us was nice and attentive. Our waitress was nice and friendly but she was manning a lot of tables for some reason. The food was pretty but ok. I got the original pancakes with a side of scrambled eggs. The pancakes came with strawberries, blueberries, bananas and syrup. The syrup was mixed with butter and it was a little too much butter which was off putting if you don't like a lot of butter. The pancakes were fluffy looking but tasted like a version of jiffy cornbread. I ate the fruit. The eggs were not scrambled really. I just felt like they put them in a bowl, scrambled with fork and put them on the grill but forgot to scramble them a little bit to cook the top of the eggs and then plated. The top of eggs was wet. I'm not a fan of raw eggs which happen to come out after I was done trying the pancakes and fruit. The ambiance was pretty in teal the music was perfectly light. It was my Birthday and I wanted pictures of all and everything that I ate it didn't disappoint in that aspect but they should water the plants.

It was my first time & I am amazed on how delicious the food tastes! The service is amazing!…read moreEveryone is so nice. Thank you so much Athena you are very kind!

This was my first visit to Dog Day Coffee & Nitro. Guess the coffee detox program didn't work…read more Smile. I was lured into Dog Day by their great Yelp rating 4.6/5. Dog Day is located on Burnet Road. When I walked into Dog Day I was fascinated by what was going on inside. There are dog pictures on the walls for sell. These cute little doggie pictures are for sale with the scan of their respective QR code. They also have nitro coffee. If you're unfamiliar with nitro coffee, you're not alone. Here's the scoop...Nitro coffee begins as cold brew and is then infused with nitrogen gas, which creates tiny little bubbles that give it a creamy, velvety texture. It has the foaminess of beer. Important to note, it has no alcohol. They have an assortment of food- pastries, tacos and sandwiches. The coffee shop is large with seating space on both sides of the coffee shop. There is also outside seating. I ordered the matcha latte and a migas taco with potato and avocado. The matcha latte was initially too matcha-y. I added a lavender flavoring and it was perfect. The migas taco was especially tasty. Mark, the barista, was very friendly and accommodating. He said that Dog Day had been open for 1.5 years and the name was based on a love for dogs...surprise, surprise. Smile.

Excellent barista drinks Food is limited to tacos which are average …read more Plenty of comfortable seating. Parking is convenient in nearby garage.

Cutest little coffee shop boutique. Not a lot of seating…read moreoptions in the shop but if you snag one, it's a beautiful space with natural lightening, would be great for a WFH. I tried the iced chai latte. No complaints. The boutique has the cutest things (definitely boutique pricing though). Great addition to the neighborhood.

Atmosphere is great! Part of a lil boutique shop…read more I had a flat white and throughly enjoyed it. They use quality beans and you can taste it. Was a fan and will be back!

can-eat mussels and fries paired with half-price bottles of wine up to $100. It turns a regular…read moreMonday into a "we absolutely made the right decision" kind of night. The mussels are fresh and flavorful, the broths are so good you'll start using fries as utensils without a second thought, and the fries somehow disappear faster than the wine is poured. This is peak ladies dinner energy--relaxed, a little indulgent, and just chaotic enough where everyone swears they're "only having one glass" and nobody believes it. The conversation gets louder, the laughs get easier, and the vibes only get better as the night goes on. The staff is genuinely delightful--warm, attentive, and effortlessly on top of everything while making the whole experience feel easy and welcoming. By the end of it, the Monday blues are completely wiped away. And don't forget to take home some freshly made croissants, cookies, and pastries for tomorrow-you to appreciate. Epicerie is the kind of spot that turns Monday into a weekly tradition. Brilliant dining

The apple miso cruller is AMAZING! I only picked up the…read morepastry but it's also a really cute sit down place for brunch. The barista was sweet and gave good recommendations. Can't wait to go back to try another pastry!

Went to Houndstooth Coffee around 7 am and it was a really nice way to start the day. Super…read morepeaceful and quiet, which is exactly what you want that early in the morning. I got a latte and a chai latte and both were pretty solid, definitely above average. Nothing crazy or experimental, just well made drinks that hit the spot. Seating is a bit limited, so I could see it getting tight later in the day, but going early makes it way better. The calm atmosphere in the morning is honestly one of the best parts. Staff were also friendly, which made the whole experience even better.

My vote for best coffee in Austin. I like to buy their whole beans to take home because they're…read morealways so fresh and great varietals. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and really take care when making your coffee. They make a great cortado.

The best cold brew I've had. Definitely give it a try if you have the chance. The cold brew ice…read morecubes are a great addition aswell.

I stopped by today to check it out. As much as I wanted to put some CBD into my coffee I thought I…read moreshould abstain given that I was headed to the office. That said, the cold brew I had was delicious! It's made with Rita Maya coffee and spring water and then poured over cold brew ice cubes. The guy behind the counter was very helpful and provided lots of super info about the CBD add-in and all aspects of the coffee shop. The space is a funky little adventure. I say this because its neighbor Michi Ramen is no longer open for inside dining, but it is doing a carry-out service. But of course that's not operating at 8 AM. It's a great little spot in the neighborhood to stop in for a high-quality coffee.