Stopped in without a plan and ended up having an amazing experience. I explained what flavors I…read moreusually enjoy, and the recommendation was absolutely on point. The drinks were smooth, well-balanced, and clearly crafted with intention. I loved being able to sample different options and really explore what they offer. The space feels warm and inviting, perfect for studying, relaxing, or just enjoying the moment. Everything felt thoughtful, from the coffee to the pastries. This spot has a great atmosphere and genuinely cares about quality. I'll definitely be back.

Staff greeted us right away and were helpful with their menu. Their grab n go drinks don't seem…read morelike a great deal, but the are fast and convenient, so understandable that it'd come with a little more cost. Comfortable seating inside, but some areas feel a little tight if you need to walk past others standing around. Their coffee was definitely some of the best tasting in the area. Their process works! Getting just a black coffee still had great flavor, almost a sweetness from the beans, and ZERO burnt flavor. The main letdown for me was the breakfast taco. I ordered bacon and egg but had a hard time finding any bacon. My husband got the steak and egg and that one was MUCH better, with a 50/50 egg to steak ratio. Tortilla was soft and delicious, but the salsa added most of the flavor on either choice.

The freshly baked baguettes are my favorite…read more Unfortunately, I was booted parking in an unmarked spot in the garage. All my bakery $ for the next 2 months went to boot fees. C'est la vie, see you in 2 months mademoiselle.

The best bakery in city! Creme brulee was out of this world! The presentation was outstanding!…read moreExcellent customer service, super clean restaurant in prime location.

How do you get a 5 star review, even when you don't purchase a single thing? You have a friendly…read moreand informative staff. Walking into the downtown pedestrian vacant street mall, (that's ok, more room for people to ride their bikes on the sidewalk), I wanted something inexpensive to eat. I popped in here, since it was nearby, and open, and asked if they had any "wraps or stuff like that to eat". Just a single lonely and sad looking sandwich that had gudah (sp?) cheese on it, which I wouldn't like anyway. Without prompting, the clerk pointed me to a nearby Subway sandwich place, and a McDonald's. That's friendly customer service, while providing me with information that I can use. I'll be back here for my morning coffee during the week.

i'm so glad i decided to go here to get coffee. it's right across from forever 21, inside the…read morebooks a million bookstore in downtown. i got the mocha nutty frappacino, which is a mocha frappacino with hazlenut syrup and pecan praline syrup. freakin amazing! they also have some neat candy for sale. i got some green tea candy that is absolutely delicious. my friends kept begging me for more all night. if you don't have any friends, this is a great tool to make some. hahahaha

I've been wanting to come here ever since they opened, and I'm finally glad to say that I came…read morehere, on back to back days, to enjoy their wonderful coffee and espresso drinks. I was in downtown for a conference at GRB, and if you park/stay near the Hilton or Embassy Suites nearby Discovery Green, don't go to Starbucks, go to Tenfold Coffee. They are always worth it! I would say any drink is worth getting, but the ones I actually tried and drank are the Latte and the Flat White. I was thoroughly impressed with both drinks and they both tasted delicious as well! The vibes were calm and chill inside, and the way they make their coffee, you can tell they put a lot of time and effort into it. If you're ever in Downtown, you gotta come here and enjoy this wonderful coffee, worth it everytime you go!

Ohhhh yessss. I've tried a lot of coffee shops in Houston and Tenfold is easily in the top three…read more Their espresso is so smooth. The flat white is not to be missed with a thick espresso foam left in your cup with the last few sips. Their iced latte, a common favorite, is also excellent with the perfect balance between espresso and milk. You know it's good when it still tastes excellent even after the ice melts a little bit. While they do charge an extra $0.95 for alternative milks (boo!), they have pistachio milk which is honestly the supreme coffee milk. It's totally worth it. Located directly across the street from Discovery Green, parking can be a bit tricky. I recommend downloading the ParkHouston app and grabbing a street parking spot around the corner. It's just $0.70 for 15 minutes of parking and you can easily add time through the app from your current location. Definitely check them out!

Na was an excellent server Food was excellent . Potatoes…read morewere delicious . Na was very attentive to our needs.

The food here was absolutely delicious. I definitely recommend the Southern mac and cheese. Mrs…read more Toni was amazing and one of the sweetest people ever. I highly recommend asking for her if you visit. Such a cute little place, and I definitely want to come back and try their brunch on Saturday or Sunday.

The jalapeño scone was 1000/10. Dense, moist, actually a hint of spice & sweetness with the perfect…read moreamount of cheese distributed throughout. This is a masterpiece and I'd have everyday. The blueberry matcha with early grey foam I think was solid. I liked that it was the right touch of sweetness throughout by having the blueberry on bottom & foam on top.

The service here was ok it was a little bit slow considering the amount of people that were there…read more I liked the unique items on the menu. The difference beverages you don't find at every cafe shop. They had some pastries and other "snack" items. They also sell wine but starting at 11 am. The inside is a bit small so it's more of a grab to go place. They don't have that many tables. The parking in this area isn't free you have to pay for parking at the meter. I tried their simple avocado toast with cream cheese and that was good as expected. It's a little pricey for something like this at $10. For the drinks I tried the Les fleur which is an early gray matcha drink and that was by far my favorite. The creaminess from the earl gray salt foam really blended well with the matcha. The drink was even aesthetically pleasing. I would come here just for this drink. The other drink I tried was the Uji city fizz. I would say pass on this drink if you don't like yuzu in your matches and lattes. It didn't suit my palate. It had a refreshing taste but the flavors didn't mesh well for me. I'm still giving this place a 5/5 because this is just a taste preference even though this particular drink was a 2/5 for me.

Great location, quality ingredients, and genuinely warm service, all tucked into a park setting in…read moreEaDo (or maybe SoDo--I'm still not sure what the neighborhood is officially called). A couple of friends and I wandered in early on a Sunday for breakfast/brunch. I ordered the scrambled‑egg and turkey‑bacon tacos with a flat white, one friend had the chilaquiles (he thought they could've used a bit more flavor and some avocado), and my other friend went for the French toast with an iced coffee. We had a great conversation over a delicious meal and solid coffee, and the steady stream of adorable dogs around us was the perfect bonus. I'd read some reviews complaining about the service, but ours was totally fine--especially for an early Sunday morning. It probably helps to be patient if they're short‑staffed, but we had no issues at all.

Stopped by back to back mornings for coffee and pastries. The first day, I was overwhelmed with all…read morethe pastries they offered and spent more than I typically would at a coffee shop, but I was not mad. The avocado toast was good, they used fresh avocado. The toast was very crispy because of the type of bread but I enjoyed it. They also have yummy fresh pressed juice. I wish I would have stopped by for dinner, but did not get a chance. Next time I am in the area I will.

For the incredibly indecisive like me, be prepared to struggle a bit because everything in the…read morepastry case looks soso good! I ended up trying the Cambodian elote cornbread and the black sesame mochi, and both were fantastic. I quite appreciate how creative their menu is. The service was also great--the workers were very thorough in explaining all the different options and answering our questions while I was trying to make up my mind. The only thing to keep in mind is their hours. They close early at 2 PM, so you definitely need to plan a morning or early afternoon visit. Overall, highly recommend stopping by!

Maybe choosing to check out Koffeteria during the World Cup is a bad idea, since we had to…read moretemporarily park two blocks away as the cops had blocked up much of Ea Do. Also, the pastries were what I was mainly hoping for, but didn't see much, just cake and some packaged cookies. I ended up only ordering the only hot food available on the menu, the beef pho kolache, which was actually really really tasty. The $8 price point is a little hard to swallow, but worth trying at least once! Milk bread is soft and the brisket goes really great with sriracha. The hoisin was a tad too salty for me; I think it would work best if it had, in theme, the aromatics from actual pho, otherwise it's too heavy. The yuzu lemonade was citrusy and refreshing, definitely hits the spot during the summer. There's a bit of space in the back, and there's a patio area (though I'm not sure if it's 100% Koffeteria's, but it was set up for World Cup watching. I'll have to keep an eye on when's the best time to swing by again for their bakery items.