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.

Not the most welcoming place. There were no customers and a couple of staff working but nobody…read moregreeted us. Just stared... The matcha was not amazing but also not bad. Table was dirty, restroom out of soap. Probably won't go back.

Was skeptical at first if I knew how to order a coffee the right way with minimal sugar like the…read moreother code places. Customers are able to choose their coffee bean of preference. I chose heirloom organic. Great coffee spot, regret not trying it sooner.

This place is a nice local gem. It's a small drive through coffee stand with delicious drinks. My…read morefavorite order is an iced spiced brown sugar oat milk latte. Every time I've gone, the staff has been friendly and quick about making my order, but please know I've never been on a weekday morning. As far as ambiance is concerned, the drive through area is decorated with cute metal garden decorations.

Got the SNICKERS iced coffee. It's so good if you're into sweets, the service was very friendly…read more they recommended the drink since it's my first time I will be back to try new drinks

My first time here! Came with my daughter as we were both craving some bubble tea after running a…read morecouple of errands. I had no idea they had plushie machines and of course I had to get some tokens and try out our luck. As for the boba, delicious! I got the Taro for my husband, got a Mango slushie for my little one and I got a Pineapple and Passionfruit with boba, and it was glorious!

New and clean bubble tea shop! Taro organic milk was very mild. But the mashed taro was much better…read moreand flavorful.

I was invited to this adorable coffee shop. I loved it the second I pulled into the parking lot. It…read morewas so cute inside, with big and small comfortable couches and chairs. I loved the various seating arrangements. There were so many different styles, you had your choice. Also, I loved that the color scheme was mostly white with drops of color. I loved the green sofa, it's a really beautiful place. I ordered the Pecan Sunrise, and I sure taste the orange bourbon, which is a good thing. The girl at the counter swayed me in that direction, and I'm happy she did. I ordered a buttery pastry that melted my taste buds. It was the perfect light, fluffy pastry, very easy to pull apart, revealing a moist, buttery inside. Not to mention a guitarist was there performing sweet melodies. Also, they have a nice, shaded patio with beautiful items decorating the side of the building and a huge, gorgeous mural. It's honestly the place to be on a Saturday at noon, kicking off the day.

I was passing through Pflugerville and decided to stop and search for a coffee place…read more West Pecan Coffee popped up, and I remembered I'd visited here once before, but a few years ago. I couldn't recall if I liked the place or not, so I decided to swing by. The coffeeshop is a really nice size, and the décor, furniture, and seating arrangement were really good. Plenty of room for students, tired souls, or just about anyone. They seemed to like their Merch there, as it was everywhere. I ordered a simple Latte along with a Bacon & Egg sandwich. There weren't many people in there, maybe two, so I could sit and relax a while. It took a long time for my drink to get served, so was looking forward to tasting their coffee. This was a big letdown. The coffee itself was lukewarm and lacked any sort of rich flavor, as if there was barely any espresso in there at all. After an even longer wait, my sandwich was brought out, which sealed all my thoughts on the place. The sandwich was barely warm; there was a thick piece of cheese on there that wasn't even melted (I presume due to the lack of heat). I can't even remember if I finished either of the things I ordered, but I quickly packed up and left. This was the reason I didn't remember the place as its coffee and food are forgettable. It's a shame as the location, size, and décor all work well. I will not be returning.

There's usually a small line, but once you get a taste, you'll understand why. Hecho Amano's coffee…read moreis super fresh and flavorful--I never turn down a trip here. The barista is always very hospitable and clearly loves his craft. While you wait, grab a seat on the patio and enjoy the soft rock playing. Your coffee will be ready before you know it. It would be nice to see a bit more personality on the patio--maybe some lights? Either way, definitely give this place a shot.

Such a lovely crew working here…read more Got the hojicha latte. Such a smooth taste! Slightly sweetened with vanilla syrup. Recommend a stop here!

5 Stars all the way!! Everything was light, decadent and delish!…read more We got the Berry Roll cake & Raspberry Croissant. Both were Amazing! Great coffee too! We got the vanilla latte iced quad. Definitely worth getting again!

My goodness, I'm just a repeat offender when it comes to this one-of-a-kind bakery. It's the most…read moregorgeous place. I love the green soft chairs, the tables, and the chef statue greeting you as you pull in front of the building. He's right there in the window. The bistro honestly takes your breath away. I love it! So in the last two weeks, I've been back exactly four times. My first introduction was the Croissant Scramble with chicken and veggies inside, with the Arnold Palmer. My friend got the Croissant Scramble with brisket. The presentation of the croissants when brought to the table blew me away. It was wrapped up in the cutest paper with the ends twisted. The topic of conversation was how good the croissants were. Before we left, we ordered some delicious cookies. The chocolate chips were yummy. So I went the following day and grabbed some pastries! One in particular was the Pecan Bar. The following week, another friend and I stopped in for the Chicken Pesto Omelet. I like that the fire-roasted bell peppers and onions are cooked, if that's the right word. But l have to tell you, the Mexican Hot Chocolate drink brings on the flavor, as does the ice-cold Mocha. Of course, we got the Pecan Bar for dessert. So yes, I went back yesterday for the Almond Croissant. I know, I know!

Family friendly space with good food and drink options. I enjoyed watching a college football game…read morehere while my sister was in town. We split the chip trio and we loved the horseradish dip which normally isn't my favorite flavor. The guac was good too but the queso was a hard pass. My cocktail was refreshing. I'll have to come back out to play golf next time. They could improve with some more overhead shade.

If you haven't been to The pitch, do yourself a favor and get there! With Pickleball courts soccer…read morefields, a track that you can go walk or ride your bike on and now amazing mini golf that looks like the real thing with Mr. fans for when it's hot and popping music. Many different drink options food options great music lots of stuff to do here. Never a boring time.

Just a heads up there is an error on your online ordering platforms like postmates and Uber Eats…read morewhere it's charging $13,50 for egg bites

The drinks were pretty good!! We also enjoyed some snacks…read morethere something quick and yummy to start the day! Service was fast in the middle of the week day. You can sit outside or take it to go!

This is my second time going, the place is super cute and clean. Good spot to sit and do work, the…read moredrinks are good but wasn't obsessed. And the waffle was delicious!!! Have to try new items to find one I love.

Rating: 4.1/5 [dine in]…read more Super cute Vietnamese cafe with nice decor. You can order at the front counter or use the kiosk. They offer a variety of drinks and snacks so it took us awhile to decide on our drinks. Cloudy Taro Bliss + Lychee Jelly ($8.04): I ordered this at 75% sweet. It's perfect if you sip continuously, but the sweetness becomes more noticeable when you pause. Besides that, the drink is very smooth and has a prominent taro flavor. Popcorn Chicken ($8.99): Decent, but not the best I've had, though my friends enjoyed it more than I did. However, everyone else likes it. The portion felt a bit small for the price too. It came with a side of pickled veggies which was different. Vietnamese Stir Fry Corn ($8.49): The flavors were on point. They seem to use Vietnamese butter which makes it taste more authentic, and the Chin-su sauce really elevates it. Durian Sugarcane ($8.94): My husband thought this tasted canned rather than made with fresh sugarcane. Roasted Rice Milk Tea With Pandan Foam: My friend's husband ordered this at 100% sweetness, which was too much for me, but the flavor combination wasn't bad. Strawberry Milk Tea With Pandan Foam: My friend got this at 50% sweetness, and it was a bit sweeter than my Cloudy Taro Bliss. The drink tastes exactly like strawberry milk, so if you like that, this is for you. I enjoyed the taste, but it's not my go-to milk tea choice. Sesame Coffee: The Vietnamese coffee had a strong, bold flavor, though the sesame notes in the foam were quite subtle. Rice Paper Salad: Ordered to-go which is not recommended. Unfortunately the rice paper was hard and clumped together, even after pouring the sauce on top, which really affected the overall quality.