Pretty good coffee! My closing agent for my house suggested this place and the patio was really…read morenice. Great place to enjoy the morning with a cup of joe. Very pet friendly too!

This is such a quaint coffee shop with two train cars and outdoor seating in the middle. It's a…read morenice place to study with wifi. I imagine it can get crowded as the two train cars are very narrow with limited seating. You order from a small window inside one of the cars, and there is only one barista working. They have a small coffee selection with mostly hot drinks. They also have a refrigerator with bottled drinks for sale. The humankind sweet tea tasted like a typical sweet tea, and it was nice that they gave a cup with ice to pour it into.

GREAT cappuccino and drip coffee! YES, they know how to make an honest to goodness cappuccino!!! We…read moreloved this place. The staff were friendly and engaging. We found a table upstairs and were able to people watch. This place was busy! Many customers stayed to enjoy their coffee. The front window table had a group enjoying afternoon tea. Ruby's Tea Room had the front of the shop. While Arusha's baristas were in the back. If I lived in Belton, I would have a difficult time staying away.

Loved the vibes here! I wish I could've stayed longer to embrace every detail of this place. Def…read moreneed more pictures too!

If you're driving between Austin and Dallas and want a really good espresso or latte, I highly…read morerecommend Muscovy Coffee Roasters. We stopped in this morning for two Breve Lattes and believe these may be some of the best we've ever had! This place is new & clean and the service was great too! With clean restrooms, great coffee and being open until 6:00 pm - we'll be back later this afternoon! Wow!

Stopped by this coffee shop in Salado and was pleasantly surprised by several things. First, the…read morechai tea was great, not too sweet, which is exactly how I like it. Their egg bites with grits, sausage, and poblano peppers ended up being my favorite part of the visit: flavorful, hearty, and perfect for a quick breakfast. The shop is open seven days a week and opens early, which is super convenient for travelers passing through or locals who need a morning stop before work. It's right off Highway 35 and Main Street, easy to pull into whether you're coming from Salado or nearby Belton. They also offer a drive-thru, which is an added bonus. For anyone traveling with pets, there's outdoor seating that makes it a great stop with dogs. The decor inside and out is modern farmhouse chic: clean, stylish, and welcoming. Service was a bit mixed during my visit. One employee seemed like she didn't really want to be there, which made the interaction feel a little off, but another was extremely friendly and helpful, so it balanced out. Overall, a convenient and charming stop with good drinks, tasty food, and a great location. I'd definitely return, especially for the chai and those egg bites!

I stopped by on a weekend when the food truck park was super busy! However, the coffee here did not…read moredisappoint. I got the French toast, and two cold brews for later. They were both extremely delicious! The people who run it were very kind!! I will say the atmosphere on the weekend is a little overwhelming however, I was just stopping by to get a coffee so to each their own! Will definitely be back for this coffee spot when I'm passing through again!

Great experience every time I've gone. They get my order right just how I like it. My favorite…read morecoffee shop in salado

What a wonderfully whimsical and elegantly earthy , charming little magical place this is! My…read morefriend and I had coffee and tea, respectively, and shared a charcuterie board. All were wonderful. I love the attention to detail and the perfectly friendly, approachable staff. Try this place. It's a rare gem!

Man what a really cool place, hidden in plain sight in Belton. I love how you have to "work" to get…read moreto this place. Google will get you into the right area, but you'll have to go through a pizza joint's seating area and head towards the big painting to access the entrance. What a cool experience! Walking in, you're immediately transported to a dark, eerie and ominous yet welcoming room. A full bar on the left? Bookstore with seats on the right? Wow yes please! I went to visit the bar and was impressed by its selective, but adequate spread of options. I ordered a summer spritz and went to go look at the books available. I love how they section off into the different genres while adequately having a good seating area. If you're in the area to explore, this place is it for some good reads and studying. Nice dark but appropriately enhanced environment for some quiet time!

I was curious to see what coffee shops lurked in this part of Texas, as I was not expecting much…read moregiven how remote this area is, and a lot of the local military population can drink 7-Eleven coffee and be just fine. This place's latte art caught my attention because that is definitely one of the crafts that distinguishes a coffee place, blurring the line between second and third-wave, in my opinion. I decided to give this place a try as it was more promising than anything I could find in the area. They had a good selection of drinks and standard drinks that you would find in any other coffee shop. I was also surprised to see that they also offered pourover options and had very good equipment, similar to the stuff I have at home in order to make it. This really piqued my interest. Unfortunately, the beans they had to make the pourovers or 4 to 6 months old, so I decided not to go with a pourover. Instead, I got a latte, which they actually did a beautiful job in terms of the latte art which told me that they knew how to properly get milk up to the right temperature and know how to layer the drink properly which gave me some hope. The latte was actually pretty good and I would actually come back for it. The people provided good service and were nice and patient . The ambiance was very basic and empty, with a lukewarm cafeteria-like design which made it feel like a first wave and was not pleasant. Other than that, I would called this a pretty solid hole in the wall that is worth checking out. 3.5/5

Lovely place to stop by for a relaxing cup of coffee and a London Fog. Pleasant music and…read moreconversation chairs bring healing in a tense day. Highly recommend!

Clean. Easy access. Great staff. Nice atmosphere. Veteran discounts…read more Have met many folks at this Black Rifle

As a veteran family we love the ambiance and decor. Great company doing great things. Strong coffee.read more

This coffee shop is our favorite when we are in town visiting family. We come every time. The baked…read moregoods are made there and so Yummy. Great coffee but a little sweet so ask for a little less sweet depending on your taste! Everyone working there is so nice and love the old house and decor!

This is a cafe in Temple, Texas that I keep coming to. It is close to one of the most popular…read moreteaching hospitals in the state. This cafe always has lively people at all hours of the day. The only complaint I have about this cafe, is the hours. I wish they were open longer! None the less, the coffee is always good and they have a whole array to choose from, I have not tried their pastries, but the cheesecake is calling my name! This is a must try cafe in Temple Tx!

My husband & myself love this place…read more Good people and best Ruben sandwiches we have ever had. Customer service is impeccable! Another thing, they have shops! Now what women doesn't like to shop!

What a wonderful lunch in the very quaint town of Granger where my mom graduated from back in 1961…read more She and I truly enjoyed the delicious sandwiches and tea, mine being blackberry yum. The service was friendly and even mom reconnected with some "old" classmates that were enjoying lunch too. Afterwards, we stepped into the shop and browsed the vintage shopping. We plan on stopping again so that I can try one of their many coffee drinks available

Everytime I have coffee from this place I'm immortal at night. (Peggy's serves the kind of caffeine…read moreto make Stitch [Disney character] live happily ever after.) What brought me here from the get go was their brand - Death Wish Coffee; which is the complete opposite for nocturnal owls hoot drink caffeine daily. Strigiformes generally don't need caffeine, but addicted drinkers owlishly turn heads regardless, as the aroma fills their ugla bills. A soaring gratification is met upon a night owl's sagaciousness to consume Death Wish Coffee. Hoot have thought that's the reason why owls have big eyes! For a mellower dose, one can always resort to Butterbeer. Got "two sickles"? Owl about seven bucks or so for a 20 oz.? Butterbeer - better for burrowing.

Great drinks here! I got the frozen Butterbeer and it was deliciously butterscotch flavored and…read morecreamy - it never got watered down even as it melted. I think the whipped cream even had vanilla bean in it and tasted house made. Price was pretty reasonable. This place is in the mall but still has good drinks and several tables to sit at in the "food court."