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Students & remote workers populate this loungey coffee shop with eclectic furniture.
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Reviews — 8
Very Unwelcoming, Caught Off Guard By The Rude Employee, Don’t Ignore The Reviews About Bad Customer Service! You Definitely Will Find a Better (Independent, Local, Etc.) Coffee Shop With Great Customer Service and Better Drinks! Do Yourself a Favor and Drive Right Past This Hole in The Wall.
I walked in to this coffee place, with high hopes due to some of the reviews I read. Once I ordered and said “Thank you ma’am” the She/He/It raised their voice causing a loud scene saying “I’m not a woman” although this isn’t an issue I believe the person shouldn’t have caused a scene, I said “sorry” and got my teas. The bathrooms were very clammy and not very nice. Wifi was slow and unusable for studying, not enough tables for studying, and couches were uncomfortable.Quite an awkward experience, will not be coming back. (The teas were watered down)
Went here on vacation, great chill hippy vibes, I sat inside and outside before the Houston heat started. The coffee was ok, I drank all of it and it didn't make my stomach bubble afterwards like trying new coffee usually does to me. I didn't use creamer I used their homemade French vanilla syrup. I had to ask for more because I couldn't taste any sweetness. Overall the price was budget friendly and the cups were really nice and high quality feeling. There was actually a taco truck in the parking lot open for breakfast which was cool.
Always a good atmosphere, I always hit this coffee shop between trips to the Menil Collection and The Fine Arts Museum. Night crew is especially nice. I know they’re there late and they still have a smile on their faces
I looked up a good place to read and this place popped up! It has an old school feel to it. Good service and decent coffee. At one point or another they turned the music up and I asked them to turn it down a bit and they did. So over all it was a great experience. Will be coming back. I like that it's off the beaten path so it's not over crowded.
On a Friday late afternoon, it's busy. Like 95% occupied inside. Towards the evening, there's less people. There’s outdoor seating with a big fan.
Recommend cajeta latte for coffee drinkers. It has a nice flavor.
Parking in front of the coffee shop is limited but street parking is available. It's located in a nice residential area.
If you need quietness, this isn’t the place for that. It's a mix of people working on their laptops and having discussions with friends/associates.
The bathrooms are decent and not filthy.
One thing that sucks is the wifi is limited to 1 hour. Also, there is a limited amount of outlets.
Recommend cajeta latte for coffee drinkers. It has a nice flavor.
Parking in front of the coffee shop is limited but street parking is available. It's located in a nice residential area.
If you need quietness, this isn’t the place for that. It's a mix of people working on their laptops and having discussions with friends/associates.
The bathrooms are decent and not filthy.
One thing that sucks is the wifi is limited to 1 hour. Also, there is a limited amount of outlets.
This is such a nice place to drink a chai, read a book, and enjoy a calm atmosphere. The person making the drinks is spectacular at what they do - I have thought about my chai several days since going!
They have nonbinary bathrooms, which is always nice, and the insides are covered with art and stickers. There are several comfy couches to choose from inside, in addition to a couple of tables and chairs outside. There aren't a ton of bright colors, and the music isn't very loud either. Definitely a place to enjoy some solid downtime.
They have nonbinary bathrooms, which is always nice, and the insides are covered with art and stickers. There are several comfy couches to choose from inside, in addition to a couple of tables and chairs outside. There aren't a ton of bright colors, and the music isn't very loud either. Definitely a place to enjoy some solid downtime.
