I had a large whole milk latte. It was spot on. Very flavorful and perfect temperature. I will be…read moregoing back. It is a little difficult to find. I almost drove away after my GPS said I had arrived because I wasn't sure what type of building I had just arrived at (turns out to be a church). I found a foldable sign they had put out and no problems from there. Peaceful place and great coffee. Very friendly staff.

Cortado and latte was good. The roast is decent. Service was amiable…read more The indoor seating is a lobby of a coworking space and a Christian community center (?). The ambiance is a little off for me personally but I'm rating for convenience and the coffee itself. I would drop by if I was in the area if my other preferred coffee spot was closed or something. Otherwise, unmemorable. Nice to know: - a little scavenger hunt to find the entrance - plenty of parking

Food: I got the Salty Elk Dog Coffee! It was so good!! I'm usually skeptical about salted coffee,…read morebut this was just right. I will be going back for it. Service: so friendly and so efficient Ambiance: love the cute trailer and nice tables

Cute little coffee stand in south Austin! Easy parking…read more Salty elk dog was super yummy with the cold foam, would get again and recommend! Service was polite. Since there is only one person there may be waiting for a few mins, but worth the wait!

I absolutely loved Merit Coffee…read more Vibes are great in the historic old home. Loved all the outdoor patio seating but inside was nice and airy with tons of seating too and clean bathrooms. Friendly staff and really good coffee. I had an iced oat milk latte and bought a nice mug to take back to VA. Could see myself coming here a lot if I lived nearby.

Cute and quaint coffee shop! I have friends who rave about Merit Coffee, so I thought I'd give it a…read moretry. I came in at noon on a Sunday, and the line was out the door. Luckily, I didn't have to wait too long to order, and our drinks came out fairly quickly too. My boyfriend ordered the banana pudding matcha latte, which was really good and didn't have an artificial banana taste at all. I was impressed by how tasty it was and will definitely order it next time. I ordered the corn pops latte, which had a subtle honey taste that paired well with the coffee. I suggest mixing it thoroughly to evenly distribute the honey syrup throughout the drink for a smoother taste. They have a parking lot, which is convenient, although it can be a bit tight. Most of the tables indoors and outdoors were occupied by customers working, studying, or reading. I can definitely see myself doing the same next time I'm here!

While waiting for tacos in this same area, I'm so glad they had a coffee shop there too. It's cute,…read morewarm, and homey inside. Some seats/stools+tables inside and more outside. The service was gracious and chatty. I appreciated how down to earth they were. We got a seasonal orange cardamom latte ($8.50) and an oat milk latte ($6.50 I believe). Both were only one size for hot. The orange cardamom was not too sweet and has a light hint of the flavors, which I'd say made it easier to drink (not so spiced/overpowering), and the coffee flavor in the oat milk latte is how I describe "real", or artisanal coffee - very smooth too. They said the most popular is their Mexican vanilla latte. We also got a cinnamon roll. They said they usually get their pastries from Jo Jo's or they make them in house if there's time. Highly recommend coming here for friendly service and good coffee!!

Such a cute coffee shop. My husband and I got the iced lavender latte and iced Mexican vanilla…read morelatte. Both were really good, but the lavender was my favorite. We will definitely come back to this coffee shop again when we are out this way.

Recommend! Right on 183 (right off William cannon). They have a taro latte and housemade horchata…read moreand homemade cookie butter. I got tiramisu. Really nice staff member too!

Amazing coffee and even better service! We are so happy to have this coffee truck nearby and enjoy…read moresupporting.

There are two reasons I came here: 1. It was relatively…read moreclose to a friend I was visiting and the Arboretum which is where I needed to be. 2. They have goats here. Civil Goat is the genre of coffee shops that are secluded from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. So many shops in Austin are located in districts that are busy and buzzing. The original Civil Goat is quiet and peaceful through the trees. Upon arrival, it looks like there's only 3 parking spots, but as you keep driving, there's a whole lot behind the shop for parking. It's not super expansive, but at 9:30 am on a Wednesday, I had no issue finding a spot. They have a large covered patio and a small interior shop. They have QR codes on tables to order on your phone and stand up kiosks for to go orders as well. You can also order inside from the barista, but I got a feeling they just prefer you order from the kiosk... I ordered a lavender latte that was delightful and warm. Very balanced in its flavors. It was served in a cute seafoam mug. My friend ordered a cappuccino that was served in frankly a cuter cup, so I was immediately jealous. I also ordered one of their specialty sandwiches called the Cuerney Sam with bacon, egg, American cheese, hot sauce (Cholula), and honey on a croissant. It was $12 which would have me on here complaining about SandFlation, but it was a hearty size and very well done. Nothing overpowered anything else, so the sandwich lived in harmony. I decided to order a second coffee to go. I got their Coco Capp with brown sugar and coconut syrup. They offer alternative milks of oat and almond free of charge, which is a huge W and something I don't see anywhere. It's a little out of the way for me, so I don't know how soon I'll return, but it made a quality impact on me and was floor raiser for my day. Plus there were goats! RIYL: Very civilized goats. Like "mmm, yes very nice" type of civilized.

Stopped here for some coffee and breakfast and this was perfect. Super fun location, food was…read moregreat, and coffee was pretty good too. Only critique is that I wished they had a sugar free syrup option for the coffee.

This is the first time back at Starbucks since the grand opening. The place is just as pristine a…read moreday one. Since it was evening, I decided to purchase passion tea. It was light and refreshing. Service was fast and friendly. I literally had my tea in minutes. There were a few customers present. The atmosphere was low-key.

This Starbucks will do amazingly well in this location. It is walkable from the neighborhood and…read morethere's a school close by so I know the teachers will use it. I wonder if parents will stop by on their way to school and grab their teacher a coffee?!? That's always a nice surprise. Hint hint! ;) *for this location or ANY location. You will start your teacher's day off right if you surprise them with some caffeine! This location is where Uno used to be. IYKYK. They transformed this place into a lovely spot: to grab a brew, do homework, or even bring the kiddos. I saw a mom early this morning with three of them in tow- all in their jammies! :) I love that they have a board for orders. They tell you that it's been: received, in progress, or done. I think they hit the done button too quickly as it said mine was done but then it was another five or so minutes until it was actually done. They were slammed with orders so perhaps it was just a busy time. I will definitely be back when I'm in the neighborhood. I doubt that I'll be back on a work day as the traffic is already horrendous with all of the construction. You would have to give yourself plenty of wiggle room for time and getting to your destination. Ordering ahead would be the way to go. The outside space leaves a little to be desired. It seemed pretty barren and things needed to be wiped down. The baristas were friendly and they were taking good care of keeping their work spaces tidy.

We went to Nougatine Bakery after a 5K run on a Sunday morning. They had only pastries, so we went…read morenext door to Spokesman for coffee. I loved the funky black and white bus with drawings outside. I ordered drip coffee with a cup of ice to make a sort-of iced coffee to cool down after the run. They complied and gave me a full cup of ice. They had half & half and almond milk, along with cinnamon, simple syrup and other sugars for added flavor. I added stevia to my coffee. Service was fast; my coffee was ready within 2 minutes. The interior has ample tables for sitting and colorful hanging paper fringe decorations.

Like a lot of other places in Austin, Spokesman is a coffee shop by day and bar by night. But what…read moremade them unique was the vibe! Very relaxing, yet moody and fun at the same time. I stopped in for a late afternoon pick-me-up and ordered the seasonal Earl Grey matcha latte. So good! The Earl Grey added a light, fragrant twist to the matcha without overpowering it, which made the drink feel really balanced and unique. I ended up hanging out for a bit to read a chapter of my book before heading out. It's the kind of place where you could easily get some work done, study, or just enjoy a quiet break with a good drink.