There are two reasons I came here: 1. It was relatively…read moreclose to a friend I was visiting and the Arboretum which is where I needed to be. 2. They have goats here. Civil Goat is the genre of coffee shops that are secluded from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. So many shops in Austin are located in districts that are busy and buzzing. The original Civil Goat is quiet and peaceful through the trees. Upon arrival, it looks like there's only 3 parking spots, but as you keep driving, there's a whole lot behind the shop for parking. It's not super expansive, but at 9:30 am on a Wednesday, I had no issue finding a spot. They have a large covered patio and a small interior shop. They have QR codes on tables to order on your phone and stand up kiosks for to go orders as well. You can also order inside from the barista, but I got a feeling they just prefer you order from the kiosk... I ordered a lavender latte that was delightful and warm. Very balanced in its flavors. It was served in a cute seafoam mug. My friend ordered a cappuccino that was served in frankly a cuter cup, so I was immediately jealous. I also ordered one of their specialty sandwiches called the Cuerney Sam with bacon, egg, American cheese, hot sauce (Cholula), and honey on a croissant. It was $12 which would have me on here complaining about SandFlation, but it was a hearty size and very well done. Nothing overpowered anything else, so the sandwich lived in harmony. I decided to order a second coffee to go. I got their Coco Capp with brown sugar and coconut syrup. They offer alternative milks of oat and almond free of charge, which is a huge W and something I don't see anywhere. It's a little out of the way for me, so I don't know how soon I'll return, but it made a quality impact on me and was floor raiser for my day. Plus there were goats! RIYL: Very civilized goats. Like "mmm, yes very nice" type of civilized.

Such a cute place. Love the amount of outdoor seating. The goats come and go but such a great…read moreexperience! I ordered an iced cappuccino with oat milk and one pump of vanilla and two pumps of lavender, it was perfect! My friend ordered a regular cappuccino and it was so cute! The avocado toast with peas could have been salted a bit more. The $4 chia pudding is tiny. There is only one restroom so be ready for a line. Also, it's kind of sad that you can't order from a person only your phone or a kiosk. But overall a good experience.

Great coffee beans. I do not live in the Austin area, so I order my whole bean roasted coffee…read moreonline. The "Original Invader", organic beans roasted to a perfect medium roast. Great flavors. Love Invader Coffee! Good shipping also.

I have only in the last couple of years got away from Keurig and landed on Invader Coffee and tried…read moremost and have found my favorites. Read each coffee description and pick the ones that sound the best. The coffees are fresh and you will not be disappointed. The turnaround time for an order is a week or less.

Overall, the coffee here is tasty and the ambience is lovely…read more The only reason I took a star off for my review was because I've come in to purchase drinks from their specials menu, and felt that the flavors were a bit underwhelming at times. But not so terrible that I would never come back. The staff is really nice and attentive, and they have delicious pastries near the front of the bar as well. There is plenty of seating and charging outlets so you can continue to use your computer, or tablet as needed. It's also in a really cool location with pretty art outside. My recommendation to the staff would be to amplify the syrup flavoring just a tiny bit more on their special drinks. Other than that things are great!

Barrett has a lot going for it, but I stopped going because the parking and accessibility situation…read morebecame too much of a hassle. The coffee shop itself is good. Nice space, good mix of seating, wifi, local feel, and friendly staff. Their seasonal drinks were usually fun, the bottled horchata cold brew was great when they actually had it, and buying a quart of regular cold brew was convenient. I also remember them being one of the first places around here doing nitro cold brew. No pour overs, but the drip was solid enough when you wanted something hot. I still own a couple of their t-shirts, so clearly I liked the place. The issue is getting there. The lot is small, uneven, and full of bumps, rocks, and holes, which is not easy when you use a cane. They used to have a handicap space, but the line faded and the sign disappeared. I would drive by hoping for parking, but that intersection is not one I want to circle around more than once. Even going with my husband, it could still be awkward to get in from some spots. For me, it just stopped being worth the effort. These days I usually go to Dog Days instead. It is still a walk from the garage, but much easier to navigate.

Anderson's Coffee Company is one of the coolest stores I have been to in some time. A friend…read morerecommended this store for coffee. They sell coffee by the pound, likely for those serious coffee lovers who have fancy expensive coffee machines. I was looking for a latte. Bad news...this coffee company sells coffee by the pound not lattes (hence the name). Good news... they sell drip coffee for $2.00 + tax. What a deal! This family owned shop has been roasting beans locally since 1972 and focuses on helping customers brew excellent coffee at home rather than serving coffee drinks on premises. According to the store manager, Mr. Anderson occasionally comes into the store. The selection of freshly roasted beans is rather larger, with store favorites like Guatemala Antiqua, Dark Sumatra and Arabian Mocha cited as most popular. Coffee cost on average $19 per pound. In addition to coffee, the store carries loose leaf teas, mugs, candy, cards, coffee pot sweaters, brewing equipment, and small other gift items, to name just a few items. I was totally and completely enamored with this store. They had so many trinkets and interesting items, you literally could peruse for hours. Captivating environment...Loved it...

I stopped by while exploring the area and ended up staying much longer than I expected. The coffee…read morewas smooth, rich, and clearly made with care, and the staff made me feel welcome from the moment I walked in. The shop has a relaxed atmosphere that's perfect for catching up with a friend or getting a little work done. I also grabbed a pastry that paired perfectly with my latte. This is definitely the kind of local coffee shop I'll be happy to visit again.

In the last couple of years, I have tried beans from many specialty coffee roasters ranging from…read morethe best local options to mail order from all over the country. Third Coast has become my 'daily driver' for espresso, as their beans offer the best combination of quality, value, and service. El Guapo has been the top choice so far with classic caramel, chocolate notes and a nice syrupy mouthfeel. Every bag has been consistently-roasted and quick to dial-in. Third Coast has so far resisted the insane shrinkflation that has affected many coffee options. As a comparison, local roaster Greater Goods is nearly 2x more expensive, and Third Coast is better. This is the best value in high quality espresso in Austin...and maybe across the US. Highly-recommended!

Just a quick update: their prices, like many others, have changed, but it's still several bucks…read morecheaper than Central Market or Whole Foods (where you'll find their products, but not the whole line!)

Great find! What a great atmosphere and food and coffee!! The Avocado, Tomato, Pimento cheese…read morecroissant sandwich was AMAZING. Delicious latte. Great service.

I got some cardamom Nordic buns and a lavender matcha. The girl was really sweet who helped me out…read more The space is very inviting with plenty of room to lounge. The buns were pretty good and reminded me of something I got in the Netherlands once. The matcha on the other hand was a hard pass. It tasted more like a green tea extract and not in a good way, not like matcha at all.

Each year my school treat us to a coffee truck visit and today was the day!!! Elijah was ready and…read morewaiting for us at 7:00. I'm lucky enough to say that I was the first in line! I ordered a flat white and it was perfect. It was easy to tip with their QR code via Venmo. What a great way to start a Monday! Thanks Elijah!

It's cute coffee shop tucked inside pflugerville, they have couple of tables outside and few…read moreinside, but inside is bit tight. We ordered pour over and cappuccino, they don't have drip coffee. Cappuccino was perfect, velvety smooth, creamy, medium acidic, loved it. Pour over: you could choose the blend, they 6 options to choose from, and it was good, very reasonably priced too. They have few baked goodies and They make fresh waffles too, though we dint try any of the food stuff.

Love this East Austin location! I usually try to visit on a weekday morning since the line can get…read morepretty long on weekends. It's located in a food truck park, which makes it convenient if you want to check out a few other spots for food while you're there. The staff are consistently friendly, and their lattes are always creative, unique, and delicious. It's a great neighborhood stop for a fun coffee run, especially when you can avoid the weekend crowds.

Not much to say about Desnudo Coffee that hasn't been said already. Stopped by to try their famous…read moreIced Brown Sugar Miso Latte ($6.75). The employee was really kind in helping me choose the right drink, I told her I like bold, caramel-type flavors. She recommended on this warm day for the "most-popular" since its my first visit. The drink was beautiful at pick-up (so beautiful I forgot to take a photo!), and I got the hype: coffee flavor was bold, mixed perfectly with the milk, and the brown sugar + miso flavors were at the bottom that you mixed yourself. All the flavors worked, but nothing to TRULY go out of your way for. It was good though! Miso adds that "nutty, slight salty" flavor like a "salted caramel" would do. Completely enjoyed!