This place is all the rave! Not only does it taste well, it means well too…read more This is from their site. I love a company that is ethical and tries to leave a great mark on their community, but also for Mother ! I urge you to try their coffee. "We source coffees from partners across the Americas, Africa, and Southeast Asia, all committed to regenerative, or/and organic farming that supports both people and the planet. Our teas are always loose leaf and organically grown, offering vibrant flavor and aroma in every pour."

I've been here several times, I really enjoy the ambience. Very minimalistic and filled with…read morebeautiful plants. There is no loud music like Starbucks just some light background music which helps for those who need to study or relax. The outdoor seating area is really cool in my opinion, it's very open and again filled with a bunch of plants. Depending on what time you go, there can be minimal seating. The service is quick, and most of the staff members are nice. The croissants are fluffy and buttery, the Matcha lattes are yummy. The strawberry Matcha was latte delicious but the lavender latte was lacking matcha and just tastes like milk with lavender. I think it had to do more so with who make it that day rather than quality.

Royal Roastery is a roastery offering freshly roasted nuts, baklava, Turkish delight, ice cream,…read moreknafeh, desserts, Arab drinks, juices, and shakes. When I stopped by on a weekday evening at 9pm it was packed. They had stations setup throughout the store to order different goods, which helped to alleviate the rush. Knafeh ($6) - They offered 2 types of knafeh, one with cheese and one with custard. I went with the one made with Nabulsi cheese and topped with shredded phyllo, and soaked in sugar syrup. It was warm, crispy and delicious! Karak tea ($5) - This milk tea drink was made with aromatic spices, primarily cardamom, cloves, ginger and cloves. I was happy to see they used whole milk instead of evaporated milk. The drink was incredibly rich and creamy and tasted great. Turkish delight ($18 / lb.) - This was extremely fresh, soft and chewy, made with cornstarch, sugar, nuts. Some of the varieties I tried had chocolate and/or fruits. The baklava here was fresh made with layers of phyllo dough, chopped nuts, and held together with some honey. The nut offerings here included, almonds, walnuts, peanuts and a few more. Overall I was impressed with everything they offered here with the exception of the nuts, which I thought were just ok. I'd definitely return if I was in the area.

This is a store that has so many options, it's almost designed to give you decision paralysis. They…read morehave crepes and waffles, Dubai chocolate bars, mousse cakes, gelato, Turkish delights, fancy chocolates, and a whole bunch of other snacks. The Dubai crepe was super rich and creamy and nice large portion size. The strawberry mousse cake was frozen solid, so I was not able to eat it right away but it was a lovely mousse with jelly fruit filling and a thick chocolate crust. Also got a bag of chocolates, which are weighed by the pound. The only qualm I have is that the chocolates are not labeled, so when you mix them all together, it truly is a bit of a Russian roulette on what you'll get. Everything was super yummy. Will definitely need to be back!

Love the story behind this local coffee roaster. The owner, Alex does a masterful job in…read morecommunicating his love and passion for coffee. It's incredible when you think how these beans are roasted and then shipped halfway across the world in order to make it to your cup. We contacted Alex to set up a time to sample some pourovers. It was great to hear his heart and how he came to be at District. We were grateful for the stories of him partnering to empower roasters from Costa Rica, Salvador, and other places. Every type of roast has a story behind it. Not to mention that he is able to supply us ground beans at a good price. Also impressed with his service and care for us as customers. Please support our local District Roasters! They are amazing.

My wife and I cannot drink regular coffee by itself anymore because it affects our sleep and gives…read moreus headaches so weve switched to swiss water processed decaf. Given that weve had to give up so much in the coffee drinking experience we try and get what we do consume to taste as fresh as possible so weve turned to getting our decaf beans roasted locally. Weve tried a couple of places in Houston and just recently came across District Coffee. Once we checked their website and made sure it was swiss water processed and not bathed in paint stripper chemicals we decided to give them a try... the head roaster Alex is a humble guy who has a family operated business near the 249/Cypress area. I drove out to the District headquarters to pick up a pound of decaf and Alex gave me a tour around the facility which was modest, but professional. Before i left, Alex asked about the reason for decaf and i explained that we mix it with regular to create a half caff blend and with that he walked over to a bin in the shop and pulled out an additional bag of whole bean half caff blend of their signature roast and said it was "on the house" since i had come all the way out from the Sugar Land area. Wow. Now that was unexpected and also very nice considering gas costs near four bucks these days. We just had a pour over cup of that this morning and it was very, very smooth. If the regular whole bean decaf is anywhere close to the smoothness of this signature half caff roast we will most likely add District coffee to our regular rotation of coffees for our morning routine. Thanks Alex. Good luck to you and your family and we'll spread the word about your brand. Take care.

This place is so cute and I can't wait to go back. I was greeted as soon as I walked and and the…read moreyoung lady asked if I was ready or if I needed time. I had looked at the menu prior to arriving but I still wanted to look. I decided on the lemonade with charcoal. The young lady suggested adding a topper since it was my first time trying the powder. The drink was so good and I did taste a hint of charcoal powder but not a lot. Next time I go I want the full powder taste to compare. I also ordered a breakfast taco that came with a really good salsa. This place will be in my list when I am not rushing to work or after appointments.

a very good local coffee shop, my favorite coffee blend is pan Pacifica, which they use for there…read morehouse espresso. if you buy a bag they don't give you a free cup of coffee, I already asked! they have a lot of different drinks and also includes holiday drinks as well.. the matcha powder comes presweetened, I would definitely recommend getting coffee over matcha here, and also if you aren't a coffee person, their teas are pretty good too. my current drink is Fallchata 75% sweet with 1 more shot of espresso, since it only comes with 1 shot. iced island is my second favorite, which they can also adjust to make it less sweet. spanish latte has 4 shots of espresso make sure you ask them about sweetness levels especially if you are watching how much sugar you consume. I would choose this place over Starbucks any day

Delicious coffee (affogato latte), nice staff, good coffee shop vibes. Will miss this location when…read morei leave to the next tour stop. UPDATE: $2 extra for half and half instead of milk is very stupid.

Their coffee is so good! I get espresso over ice, nothing in there that can help mask the flavor,…read moreso you know it's good. My friend loves their sandwich so I had to try it. It definitely lived up to the hype!!

I was pleasantly surprised when I walked into this shop. Super laid back vibes. A cozy spot to…read morevisit for a cup of coffee and a small bite. Although I didn't try any of the food options, what I saw nearby patrons eating, looked quite delicious. The seasonal coffee I tried? Yummy! It came with a small piece of cheese you were to eat while sipping the coffee. Nice compliment to the taste of the coffee. One of the guys who prepared the coffee, came over and asked how I liked my drink. Great customer service! I will for sure be returning to try out other flavors of coffee/drinks.

Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon while I had downtime and saw a medium sized line and two baristas…read morequickly making the queue's drinks. We found street parking after seeing the parking lot was full, but saw that there were plenty of seats available inside (so it looks like people come here for takeout coffee a lot). We got the Chantilly, which has a delicious cold foam over a smooth flash brewed cold brew, and the Red Herring from the new seasonal detective menu, which kind of tastes like if coffee was also a Diet Coke (really interesting!). New Heights has relatively fast service, a lively atmosphere, clean interiors, and drinks that match the craft cocktail price.

This was a cute coffee shop that's a bit tucked away. It can be easy to miss if you don't know what…read moreyou're looking for, but it's worth the find. The space has decent seating and even a co-op working space if you're looking for somewhere to work. Otherwise there's a good amount of space to hang out. The menu itself has a good variety of options. I do like trying out their seasonal stuff and this was pretty good. I got the tiramisu coffee which comes with a whole lady finger as a topping and is quite aesthetically pleasing. The mouthfeel was smooth and creamy, and it wasn't as sweet as I thought it would be. Overall I quite enjoyed it!

Great atmosphere, excellent coffee, easy parking, and plenty of seating. I visited on a weekday…read moremorning to get some remote work done. It was my first visit--I ordered an almond milk cappuccino, an iced banana bread latte, and a chocolate croissant (note: the full kitchen opens an hour after the shop). Both drinks were fantastic--well balanced, and the banana bread latte really tasted like its namesake without being overly sweet. The croissant was average, though I appreciated the smaller size compared to the oversized ones you usually see. The barista was knowledgeable and genuinely engaged with customers, which made the experience stand out. One downside: the Wi-Fi was slow, even when it wasn't busy, so I ended up using my phone hotspot. I'd come back to try the matcha and explore more of the food menu.