We stopped in for the first time and didn't realize how Southern‑leaning the menu was -- in the…read morebest way. Total pleasant surprise. The vibe was great, super good energy all around. The biscuits were amazing, and both the spinach omelette and the over‑easy egg were cooked perfectly. The whole place felt bright, clean, and relaxed. Our server, Malcom, was fantastic and really made the visit stand out. The coffee was solid too, and it looks like they've got plenty of gluten‑free options. We'll definitely be back to check out their brunch.

We arrived for lunch, and were seated right away. The restaurant was not at all crowded, which was…read morea bit surprising since other times it's been sooo full... we noticed the floor was very sticky by our table- the table was a bit sticky too, so they cleaned it again and were given the menus. New items! How exciting: I had not been here for a couple of months. This time I decided to try their matcha- it comes topped with a chocolate pistachios cream (this was a bit too much for me, my daughter liked it) and the matcha was also too sweet for me, but very flavorful. For our main dish I ordered the shrimp and grits, and my daughter ordered biscuits and gravy. My dish had 4 small shrimp (which I ate) a lot of anduille sausage bits, and a lot of flavorful sauce over these soupy cheesy grits that was not what I expected. It was served as a "soup" with a spoon. There was some toasted bread on the side of the bowl. While everything was very flavorful, I did not like the soupy consistence, it was unexpected for me. My daughter's biscuits and gravy, on the other hand, needed more gravy... she liked the dish but she felt her gravy was too little for the serving. Then she also ordered a half order (1) pancake with cinamon roll French toast and we took that home. It had good flavor! Overall, I enjoyed the food, the flavors were good, the prices have definitely gone up a LOT. 3 stars for good flavor as expected- but I was not "blown away"... but yes of course I would come again! Enjoy!

I liked this place when it was in Hana world market. They used to do a pretty good riffle, albeit…read moreit would stick to my teeth back then. It seems like they tweaked the recipe somehow, for the better! Their croffles are now crispy and slightly chewy with no stickiness at all! Much more enjoyable I never had their drinks before, but I was pleasantly surprised. The earl gray matcha cloud was delightful. The matcha cloud was bitter and creamy - tasted reminiscent of a matcha pocky. The sweet potato latte is phenomenal. They use real sweet potato which adds tiny chunks of sweet potato with each sip. Creamy, sweet , and smoky

I've become one of those people. The ones who quietly drift…read moreaway from coffee and discover matcha... only to become completely obsessed. No regrets. And if my bank account would cooperate, I'd happily be drinking a matcha from Cafe du Bliss every single day of the week. This little family-owned café has completely stolen my heart. First things first--it's tiny. Like, blink-and-you've-missed-all-the-seats tiny. If your goal is to settle in with your drink, get there when they open at 9:00 because those seats disappear faster than free samples at Costco. (I've also noticed people walking in and immediately grabbing drinks that are already waiting for them, so apparently online ordering is a thing. My next personal mission is figuring that out because I clearly need this knowledge in my life.) Now... the drinks. Every single one we've tried has been exceptional. My personal happy place is their matcha lineup. The Strawberry Matcha? Outstanding. The Strawberry Cloud Matcha? Equally fantastic. The matcha is beautifully vibrant without that bitter, overly grassy punch that turns so many people away. The strawberry complements it instead of overpowering it, creating a drink that's balanced, refreshing, and somehow disappears far too quickly. I keep telling myself I'm going to branch out and order something different... but then I see that beautiful green matcha again and all my self-control leaves the building. The Banana Matcha Latte is officially next on my list. I also "borrowed" a few sips from my twins' drinks (that's what moms do). The Mascarpone Tiramisu Latte? Dangerously delicious. The Dalgona Brown Sugar Latte? Equally impressive. Honestly, at this point I'm starting to believe they simply don't know how to make a bad drink. The only menu item that didn't completely win me over was the Strawberry Banana Croffle. The croffle itself was lovely, but for my taste, the chocolate pushed it over the sweetness line. Without it, I think it would have been just about perfect. (For those wondering: A croffle is a Korean croissant + waffle dessert.) And here's the thing... One menu item that wasn't my favorite doesn't even come close to changing my opinion of this place. Not even a little. The drinks are consistently outstanding. The service has been warm every single visit. The fact that it's a family-owned business makes me want to support them even more. Finding a café that gets me genuinely excited to try my way through the menu is rare. Cafe du Bliss has done exactly that. Now if you'll excuse me, I suddenly have an overwhelming craving for a Strawberry Matcha...

I have been here many times. It has the flair of a Paris Cafe especially with the outside seating…read morewhich is somewhat fenced in to give it a more private feeling. Located in the Domain it sure is a focal point. The chandeliers in the inside transform you to an era in Paris you expect to see in one of the classic cafes back then. If you can't afford a trip to Paris come to the Domain and visit Sweet Paris. I got so stuck on the terrific drinks that I haven't gotten a chance to try their crepes but they do look delicious. If you love cappuccinos this place is for you but for all the matcha fans you got to try the iced strawberry matcha a super delicious drink. , also milkshakes are available. The service with an order counter is quick and they bring your food or drinks to the table.

Came by Sunday morning with my daughter and husband. Yummmmm! It's been a minute since I've been to…read morea Sweet Paris and it was as yummy as I remembered. I had the Ham and Gruyere crepe and the bechemel sauce was great and the salad was dressed with just enough dressing. Very happy with my brunch! Chai latte is on the sweeter side...I prefer mine spicier but it was good. I knocked a star off as the eggs were overdone in my husband's crepe as they have been for me in the past so it seems to be the way they make them :( The tropical tea was also terrorize! VERY perfumy in taste. We ordered quickly, found a table, and food came out in good time. Staff was all very friendly! And the tables were all very clean and cleaned very quickly. We'll be back!

This place is absolutely incredible. The food is legitimately restaurant quality with generous…read moreportions. It is extremely quick in and out and their weekly variety is unmatched it's creative yet blends well with their everyday food items. I don't always work close enough to the commons cafe for lunch but, when I do I eat here. This place is a hidden gem that anyone can go to.

My husband and I go every week. Food is fresh with good selection of entrees, salad bar, and…read moregrill. Cafeteria style makes it convenient and fun with friendly long term staff. Always the personal touch.

Went on a weekday afternoon following a doctor's appointment. Was surprisingly busy. But then again…read moreother folks are saying it gets busy quick. I can see why, it's got good seating for the space, but it's still small. Service was good. Polite, prompt, friendly. Had good conversations with folks, they seem to want to be a cornerstone of the community. Coffee was good, they have iced coffee on tap, so that's what I had. Pretty good. Relatively affordable, too. Limited selection of baked goods and sandwiches as food.

Came here to get some work done yesterday and fell in love with this place! They have plenty of…read morenice seating, the coffee was fantastic, and I loved how much natural light the space had. I will definitely be coming here often!

Mouth pain...unknown cause...random...generally happens when I have allergies. My known allergies…read moreare cedar, cats, dogs with catlike hair and house dust. I did not eat much on Tuesday as my mouth was pretty raw. For dinner, I had la Madeleine's tomato soup. In general, I do not like tomato soup, however, I love la Madeleine's tomato soup. Pretty much, that is all I had all day. The soup was delicious and so soothing to my throat and mouth. Got the soup to go...my server was rather quick. It was later in the evening so very few customers...pretty quiet atmosphere.

The fruit was fresh. Order at the register and wait for food. I got the potato galette on the side…read moreand it was inedible. The sandwich looked good but didn't have much flavor.

loved this spot! had a super yummy cappuccino--exactly what I needed. the fact that it's open 24…read morehours is a huge plus, whether you're an early bird or need a late-night caffeine fix. inside there is plenty of space to sit, hang out, or get work done without feeling cramped. it is is relaxed and comfortable, making it easy to stay awhile. a go-to if you're looking for good coffee and a chill place to spend time.

I came once, and it had a laid-back, slightly eclectic energy, but still feel really functional…read more Plenty of seating, solid Wi-Fi, and a mix of people quietly working or chatting. It's one of the few spots where you don't feel rushed, which makes it easy to stay for a while. Also, I think it's open 24 hours! I appreciate that they have a solid lineup of Cookies/pastries and snacks to go with your drink. It's not overly fancy, just reliable in the best way. Great spot for some people watching, I saw some great outfits.. and believe there's a vintage shop next door if you feel the need to spruce up to fit in hahaha. Overall, a great go-to Austin staple for a reason. Great for getting work done or just hanging out, any time of day or night.

Once of the best places I have been to since to Austin. It's quaint and even from the exterior,…read morethe look of the restaurant has an appeal that makes it look like it will be a good dining experience. Once inside, you get this very comfortable feeling. Nothing over the top but still very nice. We were greeted by the hostess who seated us right away. Definitely make reservations. They bake fresh pastries daily and have them all on display for purchase even if you aren't dining in. Our server came as soon as we were seated and was very friendly. He recommended starting with the fresh biscuits with jam. It can take a little while to bake so order as soon as you are seated. Fortunately, we didn't have to wait long; the biscuits are very fresh and I don't know what the jam was but it's delicious. I had the stuffed French toast and I think this was the first time I didn't put any syrup on the French toast. It was incredibly fresh and so delicious I didn't want to add anything else to it. I also had a side of bacon and that was the only disappointment. The bacon came out cold, and most pieces were extremely overcooked to make them inedible. Before leaving, we got a bag of the fresh baked pastries and they were amazing. The dining experience was quite good but unfortunately, we spent a fair amount of our time swatting flies away. Not a good sign. It was only my first time there so maybe that was just a fluke. Overall, very attractive place, very friendly servers and amazing food (except for the bacon). I will definitely return to try their lunch and dinner menu.

Decided to make a reservation for one for a solo birthday celebration. If you're coming on a Monday…read moreyou definitely a reservation. I was sat at the bar which was nice as I got to meat new people and have exceptional service. The mussels and frites is such a great deal and a fun thing to do since the mussels are cooked different every week. Monday is also half price bottles of wine and they have several great options at very reasonable price points. Since they are a cafe I decided to get an espresso martini for dessert and it was made with tequila. I was surprised by the beignets coming out and also surprised by how good they are. They are airy and even reheat well at home! I will definitely be back on a Monday but also to try other menu items.

The vanilla latte with half and half a rich creamy dreamy delight. I am always a basic Betty at…read moretimes with coffee just to be able to compare various coffee shops and this bean is beanin'. Good cup of coffee and nice inside place to sit and catch up on work or reading.

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 is a goodbye review to Hissy Fit, as I just found out that they closed. I tried their bear…read moreclaw and their famous buttermilk biscuits, and both were good! The bear claw is an almond pastry in the shape of a claw. It was sweet and strong in almond flavor, which is a good pairing with their lattes. The biscuit sandwich featured their famous biscuits and was really nice and buttery. Both items were quite filling for breakfast. I hope they are able to reopen somewhere else!

This has been on my list for awhile to come and try. Seating set up is a bit different, you'll…read moreorder first at the counter and they assign a table. Bar seating is first come first serve and you do not need to wait in line. Learned that the hard way. Got the Old Fashion biscuit with maple sausage, egg and cheese and coffee. The sandwich was delightful. The biscuit was soft, buttery and flaky. I'm tempted to get one of the fresh baked biscuits..... Coffee was fine, nothing too fancy and hit the spot. I'd come back to try other items on the menu when in the neighborhood.