I've recently been on a personal mission to find my favorite coffee in ATX as I am a huge coffee…read morelover and drinker! So far Terrible Love has been my favorite coffee! I ordered the Terribbl latte and the Terribbl matcha which's flavor emulates that of a banana bread (banana, chocolate, nilla wafers and a soft top). The latte was the one I personally drank and honestly, I don't have many notes. It was a great mix of good espresso and sweet indulgence, absolutely top notch coffee. I'm not a matcha drinker so that went to my bestfriend who only drinks tea. She gave the matcha a 6.5/10 but again- this is a coffee review so I'm not holding it against terrible love because I'm not sure what defines a good matcha. If I lived closer I would frequent here all of the time, I definitely recommend anyone in the area stopping by. The vibes were immaculate and the staff were super friendly. Service: 10/10 Coffee: 9.5/10 Parking: 7/10 - the parking lot was nearly full but not impossible Price: ~ $17.97 after tip for two drinks-- a bit on the pricier side

Stopped by during a busy weekend morning! Still only waited ~7 mins in line. The gals upfront are…read morevery sweet and polite and were quick with preparing my order! Latte itself was unique and was blended well. Not overly sweet. Parking was nice and easy as well!

So many delicious pastries to choose from - but when they're out, they are out!! I eyed a banana…read morepudding cupcake as soon as I walked in, and by the time I got to the front of the line it was gone.. I'll hopefully not be chasing that for long We got a mix of fun items, with my fav being the Brien sugar cinnamon Poptart.

Quack's 43rd Street bakery, located in Hyde Park, is a small bakery offering outdoor seating. Upon…read moreentering, customers are greeted by the aroma of coffee and fresh pastries. OMG...their desserts are enough to cause a sane person some degree of cognitive dissonance! Decisions, decisions, decisions, etc. During my visit, I observed a wide variety of baked goods; specifically, the chocolate chip and salty oat cookies are particularly popular. Although I typically prefer cookies with nuts, I purchased several sugar cookies in unique shapes and colors for the hubs, who is the resident "cookie monster". I also selected a piece of key lime pie for myself, following my dessert ritual of consuming it over three days. Quack's serves as a neighborhood gathering spot, with a relaxed atmosphere that attracts regular customers, students, and groups of friends. The bakery was inviting, and embodies the qualities expected from a local neighborhood bakery. While I went to the bakery just to look around, I got sucked in their bakery vortex...in a very good way.

This is a pretty cool place to go if you're looking for a feeling of being in a little cafe in the…read moremountains or a little valley in Italy. It's a quaint little place with a very laid back atmosphere. It carries on the Italian's happy hour charm and tradition. Serving traditional Italian cocktails and offering free appetizers/finger food during happy hour. My wife and I went to check it out. I ordered a NEGRONI Classic. It reminded me a bit like an Old Fashioned with a little bitterness to it. It was different, but I liked it. I would order it again. My wife ordered the APEROL SPRITZ Classic. This is a really light and refreshing cocktail. My wife and I haven't had anything quite like it. We both liked it and would order it again. They offered a nice little appetizer bar that had a variety of finger foods and appetizers to choose from. We both tried a little bit of everything and some things we liked and some things we weren't too fond of. But hey, it was free. It's probably all good, just depends on your palate and taste preferences. We didn't order anything from the menu this go around, but will the next time we return. The employees/staff were nice and polite. They aren't very talkative. The girl took our drink orders and brought them to us in a timely manner. This would have been a fun place to go while the Olympics were on. They did have a TV inside. They also have a patio area if you prefer sitting outside.

My first time at Uncle Nicky's...looks like a neighborhood Italian joint. It's a small place with…read moreindoor and outdoor seating. They have the standard Italian fare along with sandwiches and other bites. I got there in time for the breakfast, so I had the breakfast sandwich. During the week you can get the breakfast sandwich and coffee for $8, quite a deal. The breakfast sandwich was on a Kiser roll and normally came with ham. I asked if I could substitute for turkey, and my request was granted. Huge kudos for this massive breakfast sandwich! Also, the cheese was melted. I can not tell you how many time I have ordered a sandwich cheese elsewhere even a melt and the cheese has not come out melted. The sandwich flavorful, hot and delicious. True confession...it was just a bit too much bread for me, yet quite a tasty sandwich. This was a bit amusing being an Italian restaurant and they were playing country music. Some tunes included: Where Hall All the Average People Gone, Devil Woman and Streets of Bakersfield. Definitely will be returning when I'm in that area...

Flightpath is a great place to go for coffee. Ice latte, please. Nice seating inside or outside…read more Parking can be hard. Limited space. But if you live in the neighborhood not bad place to walk to for coffee. Prices are reasonable. Staff friendly. Did not have to wait long for my order.

Cute artsy coffeehouse. Very spacious. Great for a group meet up. They have plenty of indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating. The whole place is decorated with art on the walls that's available for purchase. The coffee was good although my medium cappuccino felt a little on the small side. I liked that they had a printer on hand that you could use for a quick print job.

This place is 2 days from being a year old, and it will be known as a legendary shop soon, you…read moreshould go try the best Hanoi style egg coffee in the world before the lines become hours-long influencer feats. I mean the world, these guys aren't serving the $1.45 OG from Cafe Giang, they aren't even serving the version from Loading T, they're serving the single most luxurious premium version of what Loading T did to the Giang OG: this is the definitive version of egg coffee in the world, anyone who disagrees can fight me. This drink is so spectacular it elevates it beyond a mere delicious curiosity into a universally perfect drink. In 2-5 years every specialty coffee shop will likely be copying this as it becomes trendy. If you want to be a cool kid and drink some of the best coffee on the planet before that inevitable blow up, GO NOW! Pro tip: the gorgeous egg foam can be refreshed with an espresso shot if you choose (for extra $$ of course( so you can savor every bit of it!

Not exaggerating when I say this is my favorite matcha spot in Austin! Caphein is a close second,…read morebut Dam takes the top spot for me. Compared to Caphein, Dam has a more relaxed vibe with additional seating, which makes it a great place to hang out or get some work done. I noticed it's also a popular study spot for students, so a few extra outlets would be a nice touch. That aside, every matcha I've ordered here has been amazing in both flavor and consistency. The matcha taste actually comes through, and the drinks never feel too watered down or overly sweet. Overall, Dam is easily staying at the top of my Austin matcha list and is a spot I'd keep coming back to.

Every time I've been to civil goat I've received an amazing drink and amazing service. My favorite…read moredrink of theirs is the cajeta cappuccino. It's a cappuccino with a goat milk caramel and it tastes like comfort in a cup. The caramel is sweet and has just enough of the goat milk sharpness to give it balance, creating a somewhat sweet-and-savory-flavored cappuccino. 10/10 would recommend!!

I stopped by after a doctor's appointment at the Ascension Seton medical building down the road. It…read morewas a Friday morning, so I anticipated it to be busy and it was. It's probably a great place for UT students to study solo or with friends since it's relatively close. The barista was super patient with me deciding what to get for my first visit to a Civil Goat location. My original food item wasn't available and I quickly had to adapt to the eventual alternative. I got a seasonal drink as usual, and the Thunderbird Acai Bowl. The latte was okay, and I wish the bowl had more peanut butter taste - but both items were delicious!

Mary's is such a charming, unassuming little spot. They have a great breakfast menu, and I…read moreespecially loved the Banana Bread Latte - it was the perfect start to the morning. The breakfast itself wasn't trying to reinvent the wheel, but it was fresh, delicious, and came out incredibly quickly. The service was just as wonderful - friendly, efficient, and welcoming. I could smell the waffles the moment I walked in, so I'll definitely be back to try those next.

Top notch! We were at the hospital next door, and looking for lunch. Mary's Cafe was just accross…read morethe street, and we decided to give it a try. Had two amazing sandwiches and a side salad. Service was superb, the cafe itself had true Austin vibes. And the food was to die for. Highly recommended.

Great spot to swing by after the gym or while out running around...Super quick, fresh, and tasty,…read morebut also a really good place to just chill for a bit. The coffee is seriously delicious and always hits the spot. Everyone there is friendly, upbeat, and always eager to help you get your caffeine fix going for the day!

Good coffee but bad customer service. Baristas were not…read morefriendly at all. Although I would consider trying another location as they have a few. Nice environment, good to work or study and great location.