Royal Roastery is a roastery offering freshly roasted nuts, baklava, Turkish delight, ice cream,…read moreknafeh, desserts, Arab drinks, juices, and shakes. When I stopped by on a weekday evening at 9pm it was packed. They had stations setup throughout the store to order different goods, which helped to alleviate the rush. Knafeh ($6) - They offered 2 types of knafeh, one with cheese and one with custard. I went with the one made with Nabulsi cheese and topped with shredded phyllo, and soaked in sugar syrup. It was warm, crispy and delicious! Karak tea ($5) - This milk tea drink was made with aromatic spices, primarily cardamom, cloves, ginger and cloves. I was happy to see they used whole milk instead of evaporated milk. The drink was incredibly rich and creamy and tasted great. Turkish delight ($18 / lb.) - This was extremely fresh, soft and chewy, made with cornstarch, sugar, nuts. Some of the varieties I tried had chocolate and/or fruits. The baklava here was fresh made with layers of phyllo dough, chopped nuts, and held together with some honey. The nut offerings here included, almonds, walnuts, peanuts and a few more. Overall I was impressed with everything they offered here with the exception of the nuts, which I thought were just ok. I'd definitely return if I was in the area.

The desserts here are fun, unique, and very different from what you find at most places. My only…read morecomplaint is the lack of labeling for many of the products. For example, with the Turkish delights and ice cream selections, only a few items are labeled. For most of them, you have to guess the flavor or ingredients. When I asked questions, there was a language barrier, and the staff member behind the counter was unable to clearly explain what the items were in English. This can be especially frustrating for customers with food allergies or dietary restrictions. In the U.S., I would expect all flavors and ingredients to be clearly labeled so customers can make informed choices. Even if staff members are not fluent in English, having accurate labels for flavors and ingredients would greatly improve the customer experience. The desserts themselves are excellent, but better product labeling would make the experience much more enjoyable and accessible for everyone.

Found this very nice Coffee being served at one of my newest and now favorite local Restaurants,…read moreWhite Oak, located on the Gulf Fwy feeder road in Webster. It's now a Staple at my house and being served daily. If you haven\t tried the coffee at White Oak, you'll find it a nice compliment with breakfast.

My interaction with the staff was weird. I had asked if they made coffee or did they only sell…read morebeans. They said they only sold beans which if fine but I then stepped into their entrance area and they had a sign listing their signature drinks that they made. They also gave a guy a cold brew and gave people who came after me coffee samples. I really don't know why I was told they didn't make coffee since I was willing to pay. Bad customer service but people seem to like the place.

Saw this place on my way to central market and the name was ringing a belll. I'd never been but…read moreI've heard so many ppl talking about how good the coffee is. I got the Spanish latte with only 50% of sweetness and it was amazing. I had already gotten a cheese danish from CM so I didn't purchase any food. Will be back for sure!!

I ate at the restaurant next door to this coffee shop and decided to try it out…read more The pistachio latte special edition sure caught my eye. I tried it with a shot of expression. It was good. Service was very nice. Glad I tried it.

Empanadas mushroom and classic absolutely worth trying…read more My date got a hot chocolate While I got an Iced white mocha latte w/ almond milk and an extra shot of espresso. Staff 10/10

Kind of hidden jem!…read more I'm here in a workday. It's not too busy. There's parking outside and I was able to find seating with an outlet. There's a lot of seating upstairs and some options downstairs as well. They have a very robust coffee menu and options for chai and Matcha. They have both sweet desserts and savory quiches, empanadas, and croissants. Feels like you can stay here the whole time! In the back door, you can see them grinding and preparing the beans in a clear room. Overall, really great and relaxing food and vibe. Surface is fast and you get your coffee and our food within five minutes.

Freshest coffee I've found locally. Excellent! All my past go to coffee sellers have gone down…read morehill on freshness. I really like the fact that I can order various roasts!

Good quality and great customer service! You can pick the…read morecoffee you like and they will roast to your desired term.

Golden Roastery is similar to Royal Roastery and located less than 2 miles away from it. They too…read moreoffer nuts, pastries, spices, cakes, chocolate, ice cream, baklava, Turkish delight, knafeh, coffee and tea beverages. Service is friendly and they offer sampling of their goods. White Dubai chocolate bar - $11 - I think I'll stick to the dark chocolate or milk chocolate varieties as this was a little too sweet for me. It was a good bar, with plenty of pistachio cream and crushed kataifi on the inside. Adeni chai - ($5) - Not as creamy as the Adeni chai I had at Royal Roastery but this was aromatic and had strong cardamom flavors. Overall, this is a great spot to experience Arab culture and some unique treats and beverages. They have a large seating area to socialize.

Coming into the store there is a broad selection of nuts,spices,candy, chips and much more along…read morewith pastries towards the back wall and even some viral Japanese ice creams. I ordered a 16oz pistachio Frappuccino, a Turkish baklava and another round pastry. The Frappuccino did have a rich flavor of pistachio that did not taste artificial while still keeping some of the coffee flavor and the sweetness was just right by not being too sweet or the lack there of. The Turkish baklava had a nice crunch to it due to the outer layer and on the inside was a smooth creamy texture both pairing well with each other. The other dessert or pastry, I'm not sure on the name but it was my favorite. It also had the same crunch as the baklava but the center had a sweet nuttiness to it that reminded me of a Mexican dessert, although small the flavors made up for it. Service is pretty quick as there seems to be about 3 maybe 4 employees behind the counter and the area is very large with a seating area that is just as large.

I believe that Duncan Coffee is a local roastery that supplies many restaurants in Houston, and…read morethey probably ship to anywhere. They are located in a small strip mall along with a variety of businesses just off of Fondren. There is NO sign of ANY kind of retail business in this area. It is unclear where to park. Do not be deterred if you I know that you want coffee beans and you want to shop local. There is a simple office which also does not signal any kind of retail, but do not lose faith, there is a gentleman who will ask what you want. He told me that they have 120 varieties of coffee. I simply asked the fellow "what is your favorite this week;" he said "Colombian" and I replied "OK, please give me two pounds of whole beans." Today I made my morning coffee (French Press) and the coffee is delicious.

Bright & Early Coffee - Kona Blend - Is absolutley the best coffee I have ever had. I wish that I…read morecould find it in the local grocery stores, but I have settled for buying it online and having it delivered.