I wish we had this place in Dallas, it's THAT good…read more I had seen multiple reviews about the brown sugar miso coffee and was so excited to try it, it definitely did not disappoint. Nestled in a cute food truck park, this place is a walk up and go kinda order but your coffee is out fast considering the long line. The brown sugar miso was 10/10 and the vanilla with orange blossom had such a unique flavor. All around this place is a must try.

Once again, Desnudo coffee delivered two delicious beverages. This time I strayed from my usual,…read morebut I still kept the Shoyu butterscotch cause it is quite literally the best coffee you can get in Austin. I may be the current Duke of this location, but there is still a lot for me to try. And dang, I really want one of those really nice tote bags. Before I discuss the coffee order I got this time. I wanted to shout out the customer service for being ridiculously amazing. Maybe it was because I got there super early and right when they opened, but this was the first time I did not see them super stressed and low-key freaking out. I usually walk away with my beverages, but this time I sat down. One of the baristas actually came out and checked on me to see how my drinks were. I found this to be super special. Okay, now onto the dirty chai that I ordered. I asked (when I asked about the floral notes that I was tasting) if they made their own chai in house and the woman told me that they in fact did. She also mentioned that I got the end of the house-made batch so what I was tasting might be different from a normal order. I thought this was quite interesting and this was another unique beverage, despite being a staple at many coffee shops. Would I order it again? Probably not but it was good! Also, with the Shoyu butterscotch, I would stick to the iced version. So thank you Desnudo for another great vibe and for making my one hour round-trip always worth it!

Another great Austin brewery. Plenty of seating inside and outside. I bounced around between the…read moretwo to take in the people watching on 6th St. Beer- I had both their Hazy and WC IPAs and they were tremendous. I can see why they are an award winning brewery. Service was quick and efficient. I didn't wait long to be served.

This brewery is cool. Counter service, with a full food menu. The coffee line is the same though as…read morethe beer & food so the people in front of me kept ordering coffees which extended time I was standing in line. Lots of seating, some in a courtyard, on the back patio, or the other building across the courtyard. The carnitas tacos were good & came out fast. There's a self serve hot sauce fridge. The guac was maybe a little tangy for me... not my fave but still pretty good.

I stopped in to grab some to-go coffees while waiting in line with friends at Franklin Barbecue…read more This is just one of three Radio locations, and maybe the cutest. Radio Rosewood is easily the smallest space of them all, but it has this neighborhood charm that the size of both their main location on Manchaca and Radio//East lack. It adds this entirely new level of comfort to Radio. They have brunch options, as I saw people getting served, but I come to Radio for their drinks most times. I got a Spiced Maple Oat Latte that was excellent. The staff is so welcoming that you wish you could stay longer. I'll have to come back and give this location more attention. RIYL: Radio, but smaller. Like a pocket radio.

Don't get me wrong, this is a great place to hangout in the neighborhood. But, often times in the…read moremorning if I forget to charge my phone / notebook I feel like I am in big trouble! Cons - no usual power outlets, use power banks instead in exchange for ID.. :( Environment friendliness - doesn't have BYO / Personal cup discount - has separate trash and recycle bins inside the backyard Pros - happy hour: 4-7pm, $2 mug beer on Mondays - has sufficient tall seats - has photobooth inside, make memories - Plenty of seating inside, front and in the backyard with various setting, love it :) - Parking up and downhill, usually, no trouble - wifi (details below) and restroom WiFi SSID: RadioRosewood-Guest password: cocktails

Though this location is much closer for us (quick walking distance), we usually go to the Manor…read moreRoad location for their fenced-in dog park. Today was our first time here and Sir Benjamin was definitely looking around for his playground. This is a great little shop with cool decor and design. Love the modern and concrete elements mixed with warm lighting, artwork, and a 70s ski lodge fireplace. The coffee is just as good as it is in Manor. I had the seasonal Cajeta cappuccino (iced) with oat milk. The perfect blend of espresso, caramel, vanilla & cinnamon. It's a banger, gang. After my earlier coffee and soda stops this morning (other places), I'm gonna be wired all the day long. Super service.

Decor and ambiance were great. Ordering is via the tablet so you a review the menu at your leisure…read more Ordered the seasonal pumpkin spice latte which was amazing. While it didn't have pumpkin in it, you'd never know. Also got the classic açaí bowl and it was ok. Definitely could have blended more as there were big chunks of frozen fruit and lots of small ones throughout. Ample granola and a few strawberries and banana pieces. Service was fine as well. What marked down stars was hygiene. Sat at the bar so got to see things being made. Gloves were not worn when handling food, and they moved between different areas including going to the back and using their phones. There was a box of gloves near the food area, and they were used, as a base layer for the dishwashing gloves. .

To start the interior is so perfect - I can only wish to be able to have a home that has as many…read morebeautiful plants as Palomino. Came on a Saturday so there's a bit of a wait but good coffee is worth it. Tried one of their seasonal lattes- The Burn Ban. It was the perfect smoky and sweet combo. A bunch of seating and again it's GORGEOUS (seriously let me know who your interior designer was) . Only thing is the drinks are def on the priced side but eh- if it's good it's good!

Heading out to Waco and needed coffee. Saw this cute spot on the internet…read more Love the decor. Super cute little place. Coffee is good. Cups are neat. They are rounded on the bottom. Wife got a latte. Cheap cactus and plenty of of plants!

This is a little trailer coffee shop with a couple indoor seats, and a spacious…read more The croissant was flaky and amazing, and I enjoyed the matcha latte with pistachio milk. ($5.50 + $.75). The barista was nice :) and patient with my indecision, lol!

Popped in on my way out of Austin after hearing my partner talk about this location. Side note,…read morethere is a San Antonio location as well. This is a super cute coffee spot in a beautifully done trailer on the corner of 12th and Leona in front of a (what seems to be a) converted gas station.The space is very cool. The barista was kind and friendly and explained a little bit about the offerings. Another side note: there's a really cool book/magazine store in the gas station space. I ordered an iced Mexican Coffee with vanilla and a splash of oat milk. It was delicious and refreshing. Even with the flavor and milk, I could get the warm Mexican spices. It was a delightful treat! There will absolutely be return trips to try more of the offerings.

Perfect iced vanilla almond milk latte . A delicious treat for even the sleepiest of mornings.read more

Right next to Faregrounds, this place is the perfect spot for a pick me up during the work day or…read moreif you're just hanging around downtown. They got very interesting lattes that push the boundaries with some umami bombs, but for the most part, it's just subtle in the drinks themselves. I went two days in a row since I was in the area for a conference. The brown sugar miso latte is divine - just sweet enough, excellent espresso shot and subtle earthy notes that really pair well together. The shoyu butterscotch is not that sweet as far as butterscotch goes but you can definitely tell the umami from the soy sauce is more present. Worth a try, but the miso lattes are better. They're pretty quick. If there's a line, it moves fast.

This place is the definition of a hidden gem. The name A-Hole is absolutely hilarious and perfectly…read morefits the experience. You can order at the trailer counter or on the app, but the pickup is the best part: you get your coffee through an actual hole in a stone concrete wall! To top it off, the coffee is handed to you by someone wearing fuzzy animal gloves. It's such a quirky, fun touch--my grands are still talking about it days later. We loved this spot! It has a great fun vibe, great coffee, and a total "wow" factor for the kids.

Yeah, so this was unexpected but I am really glad I accidentally walked by. I walked by my usual…read morecoffee shop and there were at least 25 people in line and they had closed mobile ordering. The concept of this is really interesting, but I think I saw it on TikTok so I kind of knew what to expect. Essentially it's two baristas working in a concrete slab. The culture is really odd and super Austin which I can appreciate because it is no longer in my opinion. I ordered The A hole latte with oat milk and it was decent but nothing spectacular. The barista told me that they ran out of cinnamon, but that is clearly not true by my photo. I was going to try the food, but I decided to skip it as I always judge a coffee shop on their coffee first. The reason for my tire rating is because of the wait time. From start to finish it only took about five minutes, which was incredible despite the fact that there were seven people in line. Check it out if you're showing some out of state friends a little taste of how weird Austin can get.