Absolutely worst coffee I've ever had in my life I legit gagged. Tasted like trash juice . Barista…read morewas weird too.

Drinks were good and the extra seating in the outdoor courtyard was nice. A great way to spend a…read moremorning together.

Popped in to try something other than my usual Starbucks. The cashier at the front thoroughly…read moreexplained the coffee, moon milk (sweet cream) ratios, and summer (hot coffees) vs winter (iced coffees). I opted for the Half Winter Moon since it was their "most popular" drink, sweetness level wise, to use as a standard. The Half Moon was nicely sweetened without overpowering the coffee itself. I would probably prefer the 1/4 Moon for a stronger coffee flavor next time. Summer moon was pretty bustling for a Saturday morning but the coffee came out fairly quickly.

Summer moon keeps getting closer and closer to me and I ain't mad about it!…read more This location is in a shared shopping center and next to parlour doughnuts so you can imagine the parking up front at Peak hours. Hahaha. But worth it! Especially visiting this time of year is magically because of the Christmas tree decor and most importantly the roasted chestnut latte is my favorite! Both amazing iced and hot! There is a kid's table with kid books which my kids love sitting at. Various seating arrangements from cozy chairs, to tabletops, to bar seating, to couch seating, to outside seating and a community table top. Want to hold a work meeting, or book meet up, or a mommy and me coffee dates, to girl gift exchange,....whatever the reason for the special gathering there is a private room in the back you can reserve. If you play Pokemon go then there are pokestops you can reach from here and a gym . This past nurses week in May they offered us a free cup of coffee when we presented our work badge. We greatly appreciated it especially since we share it with teachers week. We normally don't see a lot of local deals for nurses so we thank you summer moon!

Seabrook. we may have just stumbled across a really cool place that may be slightly under the…read moreradar. Seeing the fireworks last night we had gotten directions on a good place to park and view from the owners of this place. And this morning, we had the opportunity to sample the coffee and the pastries. Highly recommended. I opted for a drip and an Americano in Oder to taste test two of the lighter roasts. Check out the extensive menu. And beignets to order. I met the owner. 35 years roasting experience. CIA/Escoffier trained.

Came here with my bestie to try it out! Very cute old seabrook vibes. I came here like 10 years ago…read morewhen the yellow house sold a bunch of rocks and crystals , had no idea it became a restaurant! But I got the boudin pepper jack and egg! It was delicious the sauce was yummy too! My friend got the bacon egg and cheese she also liked it! We both got the cookie butter latte and were underwhelmed , it didn't really taste like there was any coffee in it, it just tasted like milk but otherwise i would come back and try other things ! We love old seabrook

this is a cool hidden gem me and my father often visit. we bring my children to play and we enjoy a…read morerefreshing beverage. such a nice duo of having a park and coffee shop, i wish there were more around us! i love the food of life pasties they carry since my family is gluten free and it gives us a safe option to eat, you typically cant find that in coffee shops! all around a great experience. i do wish they had more staff because i feel like typically it's one barista and she's slammed with a long line and long wait times. she handled it incredibly well though and did not break or even display any stress, a job well done!

Great find at league city park. They have a large variety of items, including lattes, Matcha, Red…read moreBull infusions, and food. The iced lattes were the perfect ratio of milk. Tons of flavors to choose from also, and sugar free options. Very cute and historic location. It is bigger than it looks inside and lots of seating. They also sell local crafts like soaps, crochet items, pickle jars, etc. Parking lot and street parking available. Spaces to sit outside too with shade. Service was quick and friendly. Would recommend :)

I ordered the Acai bowl, which was very good. But while I was waiting for my order, I asked about…read morethe wifi and got connected, but it was "connected without internet." so I went back to the counter and asked if they had issues and the staff member just told me she didn't know, because she never tried to use it. So I asked if there was someone who would know... It was just very frustrating trying to get a simple answer. When another employee came out with my order, I asked her and she said yes, they did have trouble with it. Hopefully the first employee realized it would have been better customer service to go find the answer if she didn't know. I thought I'd found a place to get an Acai Bowl near my PT appointments... But doubt I will be back.

Out of this world. Thick real ingredient donut cronut hybrid delicacies. Very fancy old school…read moreparlor. These are the kind of donuts you can take to a housewarming. So many creative flavors. I only went to a place like this once in Los Angeles and what's so surprised to see one here right by NASA. We were at Great Wolf Lodge and wanted to go out for breakfast in this place was spectacular. My favorite donuts were a churro, peanut butter chocolate, French toast, Maple pecan. Just do yourself a favor and get a dozen. You get a dollar off. You won't regret the thick substantial donut coma

My sister moved to Texas and could NOT stop talking about this place, so I finally went out there…read moreand decided to see what all the hype was about! The breakfast was pretty average--it looked good and tasted good, but nothing that completely blew me away. BUT THOSE DRINKS?! I am STILL thinking about that Dirty Horchata and trying to figure out how I can recreate it at home because it was THAT good. I would highly suggest getting there early, or bringing someone with you so that when you get inside, one person can grab a seat while the other waits in line to order. They also have a drive-thru, which is a great option if you're mainly going for a drink. The vibe is very beachy, plant-filled, and organic, which I really loved. Overall, it was a great experience, and I absolutely cannot wait to go back for another Dirty Horchata!

Service good, parking lot a bit confusing at first…read more I ordered a cappuccino and their signature breakfast burrito bowl style. Cappuccino was good, but they ran out of mugs...looked around not a single person had a mug so I guess no one to do dishes. My chorizo breakfast bowl was overpowered by nutmeg, i know nutmeg is in chorizo, but they put way too much, had to soak the bowl down with hot sauce to counter the flavor. I only ate half the meal and was out...couldn't take it. Probably not a place I would come to eat again at. Nothing really too appealing on the menu for me.

Ah, Java Owl -- a welcome little refuge in the strip-mall sprawl and chain-coffee sameness of Clear…read moreLake. The kind of place you stumble into expecting caffeine and leave with a small, irrational faith in humanity restored. People like to say Montrose is where Houston keeps its cool, its weird, its pulse. Maybe. But Java Owl makes a strong case that Clear Lake has been hiding a little strange magic of its own. It is bright, clean, odd in the best possible way, and alive with the feeling that something interesting might happen before you finish your cup. Now, the important part: the coffee. I judge a place by the black cup. No sugar, no milk, no whipped cream masquerading as personality. Just coffee, exposed and unprotected. Java Owl passes that test. The roast has character. It tastes like someone cared. It does not taste like the sad, scorched sludge you get from places that treat coffee beans like evidence to be burned. And if you want something more elaborate, they have that too. The specialty drinks rotate, mutate, and show up with a kind of reckless creativity that works more often than it has any right to. Every visit seems to bring some new concoction, some fresh little act of caffeinated imagination. Late nights at the Owl are their own species of entertainment. Beer, wine, conversation, and the grand old human circus of people watching. Someone might break into "Sweet Caroline." Someone else might decide the room needs a guitar solo. You do not so much sit there as get folded into the scene. It is noisy, warm, occasionally ridiculous, and never dull. Somehow, the place manages to be both energetic and peaceful, which should be impossible and yet is not. Good coffee, good people, a little music, a little chaos, and staff who seem genuinely happy to be there. The positivity is not the forced kind. It is not laminated corporate cheer. It is real enough that you can walk in tired and walk out a little lighter. So yes, go. Go to see and be seen, sure. But more than that, go because places like this matter. Java Owl is coffee, community, weirdness, and warmth in a town that could use more of all four.

Good matcha. Nice environment. It was a little loud for working on the day I was there (spring…read morebreak), so it was hard to concentrate, but I could see it being a good spot for getting some tasks knocked out. Also, 5 stars for matcha presentation!

This cafe is truly like the name a little Paris. So clean and well decorated to show the theme…read more There are many different food options and the pricing is very reasonable but we really came on a mission for traditional beignets. And to our luck they had New Orleans style beignets we started with a 1/2 order that comes with 5 but needed up ordering another 5 for the road as I knew I wouldn't be able to get them again. They are thick but airy at the same time I am so pleased we stopped by! 5 out of 5 We also got a latte and this isn't like your American one that has a ton of sugar but stronger on the coffee side and was well done. It is a 5 stars for hitting that goal but it's not something I like so personally would put it at 4 out of 5 stars . But I highly encourage you to try it your self and make your own judgement! Service there was a man and woman very sweet and helped us with our orders5 out of 5 Overall we love La Petit Paris and if we ever come back this is on my bucket list again!!!

AMAZING customer service with AMAZING food! we came once before months ago and they remembered us…read morethe second time we came back in! we ordered different coffees and food this go around and everything was still just as good if not even better than our first experience! This is by far my favorite spot in the area, I highly recommend

Delicious food! Best chicken fried steak I've ever had! Everything on my husband's bon appetite…read morebreakfast sampler was filling and homemade. Hash browns were fresh and pancakes were better than any others. Don't sleep on Bon Appetite, we will be back! Daniel, the manager provided excellent service!

Excellent service and friendly faces at this local gem. A place filled with what are obvious…read moreregular customers that enjoy the food. Has been several years since we visited but the food and quality is as we remember. Give this place a try

Cute shop with nice people and even sweeter pets! Would go…read moreback the coffee was great they do need almond milk, but otherwise a pleasant experience. Picked up a sweet marble rolling pin ‍ They also had some neat nautical items.

I'm a coffee snob, but not the kind who traps you in a corner and whispers about "stone fruit" and…read more"floral notes" like he's decoding an ancient curse. No, I'm the simpler, more joyless variety: I drink it black, the way whatever deity still has the stomach to look down on us clearly intended. And don't get me started on espresso, that tiny thimble of caffeinated punishment. Watching people sip it is like watching golf in slow motion: proof that somewhere, quietly, the will to live has packed a bag and left no forwarding address. Espresso, in any form, feels less like coffee and more like something Satan would serve while pretending to be European. So when I picked up a cup at the El Lago coffee shop, I expected something local, something honest, maybe even decent. Instead, I was greeted by a roast so scorched it tasted like the beans had been interrogated under a bare bulb until they confessed to crimes they didn't commit. They roast on site--or at least the bags for sale suggest as much--so I assumed it was fresh. Freshly burned, perhaps. The kind of coffee that makes you understand how Starbucks managed to lower the bar so elegantly: repeatable mediocrity, served with corporate confidence and a lid that says, "abandon hope." The shop itself was a confusing archaeological dig of antiques, knickknacks, and possibly cursed furniture--exactly the sort of place where I expect a porcelain doll to blink first. This is wildly outside my comfort zone, which is admittedly narrow and usually contains only a chair, a cup, and an exit strategy. Other people, however, seemed delighted, browsing with the serene confidence of folks who have made peace with decorative clutter. Definitely eclectic. Possibly haunted. Certainly over-roasted.