Located in the Big Kahuna Hut, Cafe Guadalupe has rebranded as the Overflow Cafe. Service was great…read moreand all the staff were friendly. Theres a large seating area with a warm fire pit, which was a great surprise. I ordered the de La Rosa Mazapan Latte, which I asked to be made "less sweet." The employee perfected the sweetness for me and although I knew it has a peanut butter base, I wasn't expecting to find an actual chopped peanut towards the end of my drink. They stamp their cups with the verde, "walk by Faith," which was a nice surprise.

Y'all I saw this place on IG and with it being Hispanic Heritage month and it's a woman owned small…read morebusiness I had to stop by. This little place is the cutest freaking spot on Aldine Westfield. You pull up and it's like a Hawaiian Tiki hit, it's covered but open air so you get all the sounds and smells of the neighborhood. You walk-in and there's a barber/salon container shape to the left, available containers spaces to the right and you dead into a coffee shop and bus of deliciousness! In celebration of National Coffee Day, they had a buy one get a small free drink, which is the best thing for me on account of I really wanted a flight of all their Hispanic inspired flavors!! BTW a flight of your coffees is actually a great idea woman!! Anywho I knew I wanted the Mazapán, it taste just like the La Rosa, even had chopped peanuts on top I was torn between the Guadalupe or yhe Abuelia, the woman of the house suggested Abuelita and so I listened to mama! They were both cool and yummy and decadent! There's a a giant fire pit waiting for the fall and patio seating with jenga or a roof top covered patio if you have time to sit and enjoy your coffee. Wherever you're in the East Aldine area, pop in say high, grab a cup of coffee or something from their menu and take in the vibes and scenery!

Cafe La Luna is tucked inside a shopping strip across from the school. Plenty of free parking…read more Customer restroom available. The staff was friendly and the lavender latte I had was very good. Super reasonable prices as well. They also offer some pastries and other items. Comfortable seating in one corner and several tables to work at. Unfortunately, they will be closing soon. So come in when they're still here

Chill work spot for after my early morning drop off. They open at 7am and it's pretty calm and the…read moretraffic flow is steady but not over stimulating. So I'm able to catch on emails and make some phone calls. The drinks are good, I've had the strawberry iced tea, drip coffee, iced latte but my favorite is the flat white so far. It's also the perfect size. Staff will greet you every time you come in. And serve you at the table if you dine in. This place is cozy and I will continue to be there most mornings. Happy Yelping!

Workers were polite. Really great place to get work done. Big plus for not blasting music. Coffee…read morewas good nothing special. It was a nice looking place. Oddly looks like a club/bar place lol.

I completely understand the hype!…read more I ordered an iced spanish latte + cinnamon and it was spectacular. Price is a little steep but its worth it for the quality, I paid just under $8 for this drink. Will definitely be back and will be trying other recommendations!!

Citizens is a cute rustic, old-timey feel food truck. They offer baked goods, creamy and boozy…read morepopsicles (pops), açaí bowls, tea, and coffee. There's even a pup cup for your furry friend! I ordered a vanilla bean pop and it was creamy. In the humid Houston heat, it melted quickly. That was ok since they use organic ingredients, so I knew it was healthier than a regular pop. Next time I will try their baked goods.

We've seen Citizen's at Memorial Park when we walk it but never stopped by. Honestly glad they are…read morethere, especially on hot days. I ordered an iced lavender latte with oat milk and it did not disappoint. The lavender is tasteful and not too strong. We wanted to get a pup cup, but they ran out, so we will definitely come check it out again.

Been to Boomtown a few times now. I enjoy the quality of the coffee and food. The staff is great…read moreand the business has a fun vibe. There has been a mix of ppl and ages in Boomtown. It is fun and good coffee

My beloved Boomtown RIP…read more This pains me to write. Different is certainly not always better, especially when what you had was already working. I much prefer the saying if it ain't broke don't fix it. To the people who bought this place, I know your motto is "different is better," but please stop taking that so literally. You do not have to change every aspect of this place to make it different. The best thing about getting your everyday local coffee is seeing the same baristas you've seen over and over again, familiar faces who know you by name. This was one of those places where I'd hate to admit how much money I've spent here, and I did it happily. In just three weeks, our beloved spot, one I would willingly drive out of my way for, has gone so far downhill that I barely recognize it. From the eyesore taco warmer that practically knocks you in the face while you're ordering, replacing a space that once showcased lovely things like fresh flowers and local trinkets, to the disappearance of the wonderful local treats from Sinfull Bakery that kids genuinely enjoyed. At first I thought maybe you were just out, but after three weeks it became clear that expenses were being cut across the board and those items may never come back. And where do I even begin. The new oat milk is terrible. It completely changes the look and taste of the coffee and is immediately noticeable. I won't harp on the change of hours or the change in flavor of your coffee beans, but I feel it must be mentioned because, well, it's noticeable. And now the cleanliness. Spilled taco sauce all over the floor, and when your kid points it out, you know you're in trouble at that point. Dishes piled so high they're overflowing, dirty restrooms. And to be clear, this isn't the staff's fault, there is simply not enough staff to keep up with these things. Never ever in seven years of being a frequent visitor has it been this bad. I also noticed the new coffee packaging, and it's just another reminder that the heart and thoughtfulness that once defined this place are gone. At this rate I half expect robots handing me my latte in a few weeks so you can save a few more bucks. And getting rid of Toast. Even if Toast was an expensive platform to use, it was legitimately so convenient. And dang, if you're going to do away with it, don't replace it with the worst possible ordering system ever, one that doesn't even work. Do you know how many orders I wouldn't have placed if it weren't for Toast? Toast made those orders possible when I didn't have time to wait. Without it, I simply wouldn't have ordered. I understand times are tough for many businesses, but you all were booming. The new online ordering system doesn't work. You may as well do away with it altogether because this one just isn't it. Honestly, I am devastated. You knocked it out of the park in every area, cleanliness, service, food. I never had a single bad item on the menu. The coffee was beyond. When my family moved out of the city a year and a half ago, I still drove 35 minutes one way just to get your food and coffee, over an hour round trip again and again. I don't think you understand how this new direction has driven this place into the ground in a matter of three weeks. Sadly all good things must come to an end.

Positive - pro tip - negative - recommendation for owner…read more Positive: Very accessible parking. I really loved their unique lattes. Great ambience inside and large community tables if you're there with numerous individuals. Free WiFi for the first two hours. Heather biscuit and their spicy jam is incredible. Pro tip: You can download their app and get rewards Negative: While I appreciate the large community tables, I wish there were smaller tables for one individual, but this really isn't a dealbreaker as you can see Recommendation for the owner: With so many unique lattes, I wish there was an option to get a flight of them

I've been here twice and brought my dog both times. It wasn't until the second time I came and…read moreafter I had already ordered that one of the baristas told me dogs can't be inside. I told her they need to update this information online because it says they're dog friendly. She said only the patio is dog friendly. I said this needs to be specified especially since you have to go inside to order and order at the bar. She rolled her eyes turned around and didn't respond to me. That being said, both times I've come here here I've gotten the seasonal pandana latte and it's been very good. I would like do come back and try the food but I'm not going to support a place that doesn't have accurate information online and has rude staff when you try to help them correct it.

This is by far one of my favorite coffee shops in Houston. The drinks are always made to…read moreperfection, I specifically love their iced latte. Their beans are also fantastic. The baristas are always super friendly and helpful. The interior is also very cute with fresh plants everywhere and ample seating. I love it here

Charming coffee shop with high ceilings, plants, and shaded outdoor seating…read more Pluses Friendly service It's cute and small parking lot with street parking nearby. Croissant was good Areas to improve My oat cappuccino was just okay, very light flavored and a little bland. The scone was too sweet for me. Highly recommended for cool coffee house vibes. I love supporting local business!

Yummy coffee with some interesting choices for folks who like coffee drinks like lattes,…read morefrappuccinos, freddos and so on. Cool vibe inside with plenty of seating. A few tables are outside as well. Didn't try their food but I sure looked at other peeps plates and it looks really good as well! Next time ;) I will be back!

My morning ritual during my trip to Houston was to try a different coffee spot each day. Roast &…read moreBrew had good reviews, so I decided to stop by. I got the Americano ($4), and it was solid. Their slogan is "Support your local caffeine dealer," and I was happy to oblige. Overall, a nice spot to grab some coffee and start the day.

Panaderia Tierra Caliente is a great little bakery that I'm lucky to have close to my office. Every…read morenow and then, I'll stop by during my lunch break to pick up some sweet bread, and it's always a nice treat to bring home to the family. They have a really good variety of options, and there is always something that catches my eye. The conchas are good, and my kids especially love the churros. The cakes are also really good and make a great option when you need something for a celebration or just want a sweet treat. Their rice pudding/atole is also worth trying, especially if you're looking for something traditional. One of my favorite things they have is the fruit sweet bread. The pineapple one is my personal favorite! It has a great flavor and is something a little different from the usual bakery items. The sweet potato empanadas are also so good. They are definitely one of those items that I don't always expect to love, but they are delicious. I also love that they have cookies with different cartoon characters. They're such a fun option for kids, and mine always get excited seeing the different designs. Their bolillos are another favorite. They are constantly making fresh batches, so they're usually warm and fresh when you get them. Overall, Panaderia Tierra Caliente is a great local bakery with a lot of variety. Whether you're stopping in for sweet bread, grabbing something for the kids, or just looking for a fresh bolillo, they have plenty of good options. I'm glad to have them close by and will definitely keep stopping in when I'm craving something sweet! The staff is nice however I do have to speak Spanish when I'm there. They're definitely a little nicer if you know Spanish. The space is small but it's packed with bread.

The bakery keeps making pastries and bolillo bread all day long as this keeps them nice and fresh …read more The staff are very polite and friendly. As for the atmosphere everyone for the most part are happy to have their favorite pastries to take home and either share with family and friends. They do make the best bolillo bread in Houston. I come from afar just to get my favorite pastries. It's well worth the trip!