Great place to relax with a coffee! I enjoyed my iced Lavender Latte! It had a floral earthy…read moretaste which I love. The hubby had a regular iced latte. The patio is pleasant with a view while you listen to music. The baked items looked really good but unfortunately we were too full from breakfast to try them this visit!

This place is amazing! Coffee is wonderful, the staff is awesome and the view is spectacular.read more

I drink a damn lot of coffee. I grind away at massive Excel spreadsheets in an 8x8 cubicle until my…read moreeyes bleed. I have two kids that frequently interrupt my sleep, and I stay up too late surfing the web and playing video games. I yawn frequently. Coffee is very important to me. Based on financial audits performed by my concerned wife on my coffee drinking habit, I spend somewhere in the neighborhood of $150-$200 a month on coffee. That equates to approximately $2,000 per year, which is about the per capita GDP of Bangladesh. Now that I have established some minimum credibility in the area of coffee-consumption, allow me to state some opinions. Cuvee Coffee is not only clearly the best coffee roaster in the Austin area. Cuvee coffee is one of greatest craft coffee roasters in Texas, the United States, or, perhaps, the world. The espresso pulled from Cuvee beans is orders of magnitude better than just about anything else out there. Basically, the coffee shops that serve Cuvee have bad ass drinks while the competition begins to taste undrinkable in comparison. If you have any doubt, go to Starbucks and order a simple espresso-first drink like a double macchiato. Then, go to a Cuvee-based shop (like Caffe Medici, Patika, Caffe Yolly, or Houndstooth) and order the same thing. Cuvee has a great thing brewing in our backyard, and I enthusiastically throw my meaningless five stars to them for enriching and elevating the beverage that is so important to me.

From a devoted drinker who has tried numerous local, state and national roasters' best blends and…read moresingle origins: Cuvee is outstanding coffee. Chris S.'s review is right on the mark in several regards. Cuvee may well be among the very top coffees I have ever tasted, with the exception of Stumptown. And just as Chris S. pointed out, try a Starbucks drink. And then try a coffeehouse that serves Cuvee. My girlfriend did. She used to think that coffee was an acquired taste until I introduced her to amazing coffees like Brown, Cuvee, and Stumptown. Now, she just cannot get herself to drink a Starbucks latte. Coffee is dynamic. There is much that goes into making your cup of coffee good. A lot of it is in your hands, such as selecting the best bean for the brewing method you have, brewing with proper technique, and using good quality water. That which is not in your hands is the quality of bean and roasting technique. Cuvee is constantly trying new beans, tweaking their roasting techniques, and maximizing the goodness of the bean and farmer-roaster alliance. I finally made the pilgrimmage to Cuvee on a recent relaxing day. I talked with Hannah, the receptionist, and scheduled a visit on a Friday. Typically, tours are given several times a week, leaving Fridays for staff-meetings. I got lucky because Cuvee is soon changing their tours to once a month with periodic cuppings, or coffee tastings. I had the pleasure of talking with one of Cuvee's two coffee roasters, Logan. For almost an hour, he talked me through the life of the beans: how they are received, roasted, and bagged. He answered every question that I had, even the stupid ones, with courtesy and genuine passion. After discussing the throughput process with Logan, I was taken to Lorenzo, master barista. He talked me through the complex process of brewing and all the factors involved. I was lucky enough to have a comparison cupping in addition to Lorenzo's thoughtful short class. Mike McKim and his professional staff are passionate, focused, courteous, and welcoming. I cannot disagree more with the single one-star review that I noticed by Juan P. The staff at Cuvee were not at all snobby and Cuvee coffee is superior to Katz Coffee. Try the Meritage blend. It's my favorite, next to Stumptown's Hair Bender. If you have a Chemex, try the amazing Laguna Las Ranas.

Stopped by this morning, coming through I was happy to find this cute little spot!…read more I got the aloha coldbrew, but just made into a latte (milk and espresso instead of cold brew) It came without coldfoam and no drizzle :/ so not exactly what I ordered. My MIL got a hot chocolate, which came out not really... hot. So that was a little upsetting. We got the banana nut muffin which was a 9/10, we should've gotten it warmed. And I got the cinnamon french toast bagel with cream cheese which was SO GOOD It was a little slow for a drive thru. I'm huge on if you're going to take your time, it should be just right! Otherwise, pretty good. Good flavors and nice young ladies at the window. My rating is mostly due to the issue of not really being impressed with the delivery of our drink orders.

We've been here a couple of times. The coffee flavors are absolutely delicious. I feel like their…read moreteas could be better. I ordered a London fog tea this time around which I was not impressed with since the flavors weren't as strong. A good London fog on a cloudy or rainy day is my go to. Hubby got a seasonal pumpkin spiced latte and that was delicious! Their flavored coffees are out of this world and I would highly recommend. If you are a tea drinker, the teas are decent, but I feel like I've had better. FYI, there aren't really places to sit, but there is enough space where you can park your car and eat/ drink in your car. One feedback for the business is to move up the matcha menu up so it's easy to see. I totally wasn't able to see that they had a matcha until after I already ordered. I'll be back to try their matcha. The service otherwise was excellent.

Good coffee! The food is delicious too - fresh ingredients and super tasty (homemade sourdough…read morebread - yum). I recommend the chicken salad sandwich with salad greens. Service was prompt and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Nice chill vibes inside and art on the walls. Good soft music in the background gives it a cozy feel. Overall contemporary feel and seemed like locals come here. Skip any locally-overhyped tourist trap with an hour line out the door, and come here instead!!!!

Nice coffee stop. Good vibe and pastries. Friendly…read moreatmosphere and staff. Will go back to start our day for sure. Lovely outdoor space upfront, too. Thanks for making us feel a welcome to MF.

I like the vibe here at Morning Glory. The food is good, and the service is nice…read more I came here after a dentist appointment. Was seated in about the middle of the restaurant along the wall. I love these seats cause you can see the coffee station and what's going on back there. Basically people watching. It was a little loud today, so I put on my head set and listened to some music. My server was Joyce and she was sweet. Took my order, which was breakfast tacos and a pineapple mimosa. My drink came super quick, and my food didn't take long at all. I mean like a couple minutes quick. Tacos were outstanding. And honestly as soon as I asked for a corn tortilla over the flour I thought, they're going to fall apart. But they didn't. And when you see the size of these tacos it will blow your mind that they didn't. Good corn tortilla. Scrambled eggs are fluffy, the potatoes are seasoned a little. They added bacon for me a that was chopped up inside the taco. Honestly it was a lot of food. I knew I wouldn't be able to finish it. But I did, and enjoyed every bite.

I really enjoyed this spot. I'm quite fond of beets so I had to try the beet latte which I enjoyed…read more I also had the MG Avocado Toast which was on the pricey side, however the golden beets and cherry tomatoes on top were delicious. The atmosphere is modern and cozy and service was attentive. I would definitely go again!

Overall good drinks, great customer service, good wifi, gets pretty busy…read more Summer moon's specialty is their moon milk, which is just sweet cream. If you like sweet drinks/have a sweet tooth, you could get a half moon and probably love it. If you don't like sweet drinks, I'd recommend just a whisper. Quarter moon is probably similar to a sweet latte at Starbucks. Quarter moon matcha latte was too sweet for me, but still a good sweet drink. Autumn cold brew was great. The cold brew cut thru the sweetness. I also liked the migas taco and butter croissant. Service was super helpful and friendly. There's WiFi, a good amount of seating (though it's always busy), and a clean restroom.

I had some time to kill so I finally stopped by Summer Moon Coffee. I ordered one of their…read moresignature lattes: the Half Moon Latte which has half the serving of sweet cream, a shot of espresso, and skim milk. I like that it had just a touch of sweetness. I'm interested in trying the Quarter Moon Latte the next time I stop by just to see if I like that ratio of espresso, skin milk, and sweet cream even better. I also picked up a croissant. It felt a bit stale on the bottom so I'll probably skip this my next visit. Service was friendly and quick. I waited mere minutes for my hot, delicious drink. Shout out to Addison for spelling my name correctly!

I have been going to Winston's for my latte for almost a year. Enjoy the ambiance, location and my…read morelatte. Unfortunately, that changed today. My small latte, with only 1/2 shot of espresso was $5.95 that I purchased one week ago. Yes, the prices have steadily increased over the year, but I accepted that due to inflation and competition. What I cannot tolerate is that in one week my drink went from $5.95 to $7.33. I wish my salary followed Winston's unbelievable increase in one week. P.S. Winston's reached out to me and following up on several emails, I now understand why the latte charge had increased. Apparently, I hit the button for tip, not realizing it, and when I questioned the server, she just said that was the price of the latte. All is good. I will get my latte from Winston's again.

Pizza was good, but play ground was exceptional!! For anyone with kids this is a great place to get…read morea good meal, have a drink, and let your kids have fun. Love the atmosphere and vibe of this place!!

Came in while waiting on my lunch order right down the street…read more I wanted a shaken espresso which isnt on the menu but they said they can make. However upon further discussion I went with one of the other drinks they offer which also wasn't on the main menu, a atomic blondie. It was perfect, not too sweet and just the right amount of cream vs espresso! large outdoor patio and a quite room off to the side. They sell some homemade syrups and fresh baked goods! Staff was kind and worked quickly to get everything out as fast as possible. definitely going to make this a must go to anytime i'm in the area!

Stopped here on the way to Fredericksburg from Austin. The coffees were great. I wanted to stay and…read moredrink mine so I could order another... but deadline kept me moving. It was a fun stop with friendly people in a nice atmosphere.

Dropped my car off at the garage next door. Killing time I thought I would walk up to Summer Moon…read moreand grab a coffee and chill for an hour before heading back to the garage. Couple people on their laptops working. A few firefighters came in and grabbed coffees. And me, just people watching come and go. Coffee was good. I had a latte with coconut milk.

Yep. This is a legit coffee house. Lots of seating. Bright. Friendly and knowledge staff that…read moreknows coffee. It's a super upgrade to Starbucks. It's not much more costly either. Their food is made by local vendors. The cashier explained to me that their vendor would f breakfast burritos recently had their food tested by the USDA. Not sure what they tested for but it sounded reassuring. I ordered a breakfast burrito and strawberry toaster (pop tart). Breakfast burrito was tasty and NOT greasy! And the the toaster was delicious and not too sweet! It was tart as it should be. A healthy and peaceful way to start my morning in Austin!

Hard to find true cafes that are full of love and community and not just a "drink quickly and go to…read morethe next meeting" vibe. Everyone is so sweet, beautiful atmosphere and the food and drinks are delicious!

This is the cutest little cafe in the Hill Country Galleria. I came here for brunch with my run…read moregroup after doing a class in the Nike Run Studio nearby. It was suggested based on the recommendation of my running friend. I absolutely love the decor of the space. It is a French country farmhouse vibe with so many quant decorative details. We had a large party of 12. They have a bunch of different bakery items behind the counter and a selection of omelettes, French toast and avacado. Unfortunately the cafe was not equipped to handle such a large party. We first placed our drink orders and some individuals including myself did not receive our drinks until after our food order. Many times the incorrect food would come out and they could not keep track of what everyone was ordering. They did ask for patience as they only had one cook, but I did see tables with smaller parties receiving their food in a timely manner. Even with the wait the food was still delivered in a piecemeal fashion. It would have been nice if the restaurant had done something to acknowledge our inconvenience. I started with the purple rain which was one of their specialty drinks a butterfly tea with lemon over sparking water with agava. It was quite expensive but tasted very bland to me. I also ordered a small soldier which is a baked egg wrapped with Italian prosciutto. This item was very tasty but very small. I also ordered a quiche with spinach, feta and tomato with farm fresh egg. This item was a bit more substantial compared to other items and was served with fresh tomato, but could have used a salsa. I didn't get a photo of this item. I was a bit blown away about the price point of these items because I spent nearly $35 for brunch and left still hungry. The dining experience ended up turning into an hour and a half ordeal. For these reasons, I was a bit disappointed and this spot was just not my cup of tea.