I finally had a chance to go by morning ritual and it was so good. I only stopped in for a mid day…read morepick me up, but the views and ambiance were very nice. I would definitely return to see what else there is to offer. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Talked me through the menu options, and who can say no to a seasonal drink?! I absolutely cannot. I tried the sugar cookie latte with oat milk. The additional sugar cookie goat was a nice add on and tasted great as well. The other drink I ordered was a strawberry matcha. It was good, but if you're new to matcha - it still has the earthy finish. The pricing as reasonable as well.

I don't think I've ever expected to go to a coffee shop at an apartment complex. I was told there…read morewere cool vibes there. With some remote work to do, I drove through Pflugerville into this apartment complex parking lot to try their coffee chain. In my discovery (Google), every LC apartment complex has a "The Goat" and a "Morning Ritual" in their front office. If this is their standard for amenities, what a luxurious apartment complex. I wanted my classic lavender oat milk latte. Their spring menu had a Lavender Honey Latte, which I ordered. Feeding my slight hunger, I also got their three buttermilk biscuits with strawberry preserves to pair with it. However, since I was not dining in at The Goat, I was banished to either sitting outside the restaurant or heading upstairs. It was partially humid, and I wanted to lock in on some work, so I opted for the upstairs. I was the only person up there. The downstairs had some steady traffic, but I was completely alone upstairs, which also had a micro-arcade and a bowling alley. What apartment complex am I even at? Service was pretty good as they seemed on top of it. The food was good, but it was three biscuits and strawberry jam. If they had somehow in some way messed that up, we'd be having problems. The coffee was pretty standard. I wasn't blown away by it, but it was clearly good and well made. I don't know Morning Ritual's true purpose as an outsider compared to a restaurant like The Goat, but I bet I'd be a lot happier with my apartment complex if they had a full coffee bar at the front office.

Coffee and sandwiches were delish . The service was very…read morefast and the coffee house is very peaceful and quant . Would definitely recommend

I wasn't expecting an artisanal breakfast experience when purchasing this bagel, no not at all…read more However, microwaved bacon for an almost $10 sandwich is crazy work.

Came by for some treats and snacks The service was very…read morefriendly and she even offered us a 20% military discount We had the brown sugar boba from the tasty series and two ube bobas. Also 3 korean corn dogs All came out so quickly and were yummy The shop is small and cute with games and alsovery clean

I like the location, ambiance, service! I liked Vietnamese…read morecoffee, but not so much. Cup was full of ice and amount of coffee was like literally a few sips. It was strong, and one topping was included. Coffee jelly was a perfect choice for this type of drink. I loved the fact they can split one drink in two smaller cups. Perfect for kids! Mango strawberry smoothie was made of fresh fruits and was pretty good. Just a little bit sweet. They have some games and board games for entertainment. I have to acknowledge the staff, they have one of the cleanest bathrooms I ever seen. Besides Buc-ee's lol Staff was very polite and friendly. I would definitely recommend and come back.

I've slowly become a "make my own espresso at home person", so I don't go out of my way for coffee…read moreas much as I did a few months ago. In addition, I do not have a Haraz Coffee House near me, so when I am near one of their locations, I make it a point to pop in. I love Haraz. I love the ambience. I love the coffee. I love the pastry selection. I love the service. The consistency I've experienced from location to location is top-notch. The cleanliness here is impeccable, too. That bears mentioning. My go-to is the Haraz Latte. Iced. While this could never be my every day coffee, it is something I really enjoy and treat myself to when I'm able to go to a Haraz. As someone who doesn't proclaim to like cheesecake, their Biscoff cheesecake is the exception. Maybe it's a blessing that one isn't close by and I can only indulge every now and then. If you want a break from your regular coffee, give Haraz a shot. Especially when the summer heat kicks in - the iced coffee + cardamom is pretty great. Also, they seem to have a high standard for hiring. The staff is always great. Please tip generously ;)

Haraz The good:…read more Wonderful decor and ambiance, really spacious. Plenty of seating. Lots of sunlight. Tall ceilings. No annoying music, great for conversation. Open later than most coffee shops, especially in this deserted part of town. Varied drink menu, both caffeinated and not caffeinated, including refreshers. Nice creative variety of desserts (including a Biscoff cake!) and a kolaches case. At one point the brought some hot baked dessert (looked like a whole coffee cake) out the oven and it smelled like heaven. The bad: Nothing vegan or healthy, not even pre-made cold sandwiches or packaged salads. If you are a little peckish for a healthy snack, this is not the place. The coffees: They have all the regular espresso drinks, and also Turkish coffee and of course Yemeni, their specialty. I had heard great things about Yemeni coffee and was exciting to try it. My first drink, a traditional coffee drink called Jubani ($6) contained coffee but was watery like a tea. It had also ginger and cinnamon. I was not expecting it to be like a tea. I immediately told the cashier I didn't like the drink and would like just an Americano, double shot espresso. I was charged $9 for a 12 oz cup. No cream or sugar, no added flavorings. If I were in charge I wouldn't have charged for this second drink, since it comes at almost zero cost to them and would show good faith and ensure repeat business. Disappointingly, the Americano was also watery and sort of "lemony", but I still drank half while sitting with my friend. I'll say that my friend had some sort of an iced latte that she enjoyed. I might try a second visit and order a Turkish coffee, but I will make sure to have had a full meal before.

My husband & myself love this place…read more Good people and best Ruben sandwiches we have ever had. Customer service is impeccable! Another thing, they have shops! Now what women doesn't like to shop!

What a wonderful lunch in the very quaint town of Granger where my mom graduated from back in 1961…read more She and I truly enjoyed the delicious sandwiches and tea, mine being blackberry yum. The service was friendly and even mom reconnected with some "old" classmates that were enjoying lunch too. Afterwards, we stepped into the shop and browsed the vintage shopping. We plan on stopping again so that I can try one of their many coffee drinks available

First timer here... decided to try since it was only about 10 minutes away from my daughter's…read moreschool after seeing it recommended on the Pflugerville Pfoodies fb page. Really glad I stopped in. The barista gave good recs and I ultimately decided on the lamba latte. The first sip was soothing for my soul They have the menu broken down to what you might like between sweets or regular Americanos/lattes. They also have pastries that I didn't try but next time I plan to! Parking was easy, and I love the style and ambiance this cafe has. I found out afterwards they have other locations and the option to call ahead, so I will definitely be stopping by more.

One of the biggest "chains" of locally owned coffee shops in the northern Austin area has to be…read moreLamppost Coffee. There are two in Round Rock, one off the square in Georgetown, and the one I have come to the most frequently, the Hutto location off East Street. When I was first looking for an apartment in the Hutto area, I decided to try Lamppost to see if Hutto had good coffee and was kind of disappointed that the latte I ordered was not that great in my opinion. After moving to the area and trying their coffee more frequently, my tune has changed on them, and I can say that they are pretty good. Their seasonal drinks are usually what I gravitate toward, like their Orange Chocolate Cortado, their Mr. and Mrs. Claus they served recently, and an espresso tonic I had earlier last year that was great. Their specialty Lamba Latte is one of the best consistent things on their menu. What is their Lamba syrup? I could not tell you, but it is a moderate sweetness that does not taste exactly like a vanilla latte. It has some marshmallow flavors and some caramel flavors as well. What I like most about Lamppost is how bright and naturally well lit their space is. The large windows and doors face the east, so once the sun has risen, you get a pretty well illuminated space by the afternoon. It is great for team meetings, remote work, and anything in between. I will continue coming back to Lamppost because they are the only place in Hutto that can really bring that sunshine with their coffee. RIYL: Lattes that you do not know exactly what is in them and they tell you to just #trust them.

The service outstanding, just like the coffee, which is the main reason I came in. A nice respite…read moreon the road.. comfortable inside plenty of seating decorated nicely and again the coffee is so good.

It's local places like this that make or break a community. I can tell that Chemn is a place that…read morebuilds up the community and takes care of people. Also, some great coffee to boot. I had an iced carmel latte and stayed awhile to get some work done on my way home from a conference. The staff way friendly and I felt welcome to stay and work while they did their closing hour tasks.