Another food truck adventure...high Yelp rating. Clive coffee had an assortment of coffees…read moreincluding seasonal one. I'm on the spirit of the holidays, so o went with a eggnog latte. As my brain churned, I contemplated of the latte would be to sweet. My barista told me that the Christmas cookie and eggnog latte were neck and neck for b being the most popular. Surprisingly, the eggnog latte was not sweet at all with just a hint of eggnog. It was warm and soothing to drink. I was the only customer so I received primo customer service. It was very laid back atmosphere.

I'm not sure if Clover Coffee is a new coffee truck, but it was so good that I came back twice…read more Their owner is so sweet, and I'm pretty sure she makes everything by herself. She's a one-woman show! Her walnut banana bread was SO delicious -- I got it both times I visited. I also think her sticky date latte is one of THE best lattes in the entire city, and getting it hot on an extremely cold day was the perfect caffeinated drink. I will be a returning fan for sure. Love Clover Coffee!

Back at Dame Cafe Coffee for a Canela latte...usually I get the ice latte, however, this morning it…read morewas a little cold, so hot latte was the coffee de jour. It is important to note that Dame Cafe Coffee has some new Strawberry specialty coffees - Strawberry Matcha, Strawberry Latte and Strawberry Horchata. I debated fiercely in my head whether or not to purchase my standard Canela or branch out for Strawberry Matcha. As they debate quickly happened in my head (line behind me), I went with Canela. However, I had a sip of a friend's Strawberry Matcha and it was cold, yet quite tasty. Next time, if it's hot, I will purchase an iced Strawberry Matcha. Today in the food truck courtyard, it was much busier than usual. Folks were coming and going as well seated at the tables. Laid-back and busy atmosphere...

I got the Canela latte with oat milk, and it was really well balanced. The oat milk helped tone…read moredown the sweetness, so it wasn't too sugary but still had a nice cinnamon flavor. It's a food truck in a nice food truck area, which makes it a chill place to stop by. The service stood out too, the girl working there explained the latte options and sweetness levels really clearly, which I appreciated. Good coffee, friendly service, and a relaxed vibe. I'd come back.

Honestly I live within the shortest walking distance to this place and have never tried it. Another…read morethank you to my husband for trying local and supporting small businesses. He was going to walk to the Meteor to grab a coffee and I politely said no thank you. He then comes back handing me this green goddess saying he went to Pura Vida instead. A little back story. I love me a matcha but am not a matcha latte fan. I don't know if its the mixing it with milk, or sometimes it's way too sweet, or sometimes it doesn't give me a good matcha energy for the price....but I've tried my fair share and had decided maybe it's not meant to be. Until this one. Enter Coconut.Cloud.Matcha. As I took my first sip expecting an underwhelming tradition of matcha latte experiences - my taste buds did a double take. One sip guys. Wow'd me. Also just now realizing as I type this... I'm not even a coconut fan! But the blend, the precision of ingredients.... not too sweet at all. The hint of coconut but not too much. And the embracing of the flavor of matcha. The hubs got their seasonal iced coffee and a tropical pink guava for the kiddos. He starred the coffee higher than other local coffee spots and the juice is now his favorite. You've made a matcha latte believer out of me again. Well done, Pura Vida, well done.

Have you ever drank something and the mouthed, "oh my g*d." Yeah me neither until I got a coffee…read morefrom here. Wife and I hads separate drinks. I rechecked the online menu but must be seasonal. It was a coconut based iced latte. Extremely smooth, cream, and actual coconut strips in the coffee. The coffee is the star where they do a good job of balancing the flavors without being too sweet. If you have ever drank coffee and noticed a "clean" coffee kick, I felt this way from this drink. To me the coffee beans are roasted well and come of good quality. The wife ordered the guava matcha. Similiar response where the flavors are rich and smooth. Good balance with guava and matcha. Not chalky. Really balanced. Top 3 of the coffee/matcha places during our trip to Austin. It's great to the degree we would come back if we're in SOCO. It's an outside lot with tables and outside coverings. Depends on the weather but generally chill to hang out. The coffee shop we went to has music playing outside, so low key vibes when you're just enjoying your coffee/day.

Casita Café is actually a charming coffee truck serving coffee and specialty beverages along the…read moreMoPac Expressway frontage road between Steck Avenue and Spicewood Springs Road. Finding it turned into a bit of a quest for me. After several failed attempts, I finally realized that when my GPS announced, "You have arrived," I had already driven right past it. Pro tip: the truck is much closer to Steck Avenue than Spicewood Springs Road. Thankfully, Cassie, the owner, provided clear directions that made locating the truck easy. As for the coffee, I ordered the iced Casita Café Latte, made with house-made spiced brown sugar and topped with cinnamon. The cinnamon tasted distinctly Mexican, adding a richer, warmer spice note that elevated the coffee. Smooth, flavorful, and refreshing, it was an excellent choice for a warm Austin day. What made the visit even more enjoyable was Cassie. She was friendly, welcoming, and thoughtful in her interactions with customers. While preparing another order, she acknowledged me right away, let me know I was next, and thanked me for my patience. It was a small gesture, but one that made me feel valued as a customer. After searching for it multiple times, I am glad I finally found Casita Café. Between the refreshing coffee and the genuine hospitality, it was well worth the effort.

If you are looking for a new coffee business in Austin to support, look no further than Casita's…read moreCafe! I had the pleasure of meeting Cassie prior to her opening her business, and got to learn more about her plans and vision when she was a guest on my podcast. She has been in the food industry for years now, and she prioritizes quality customer service as much as she does providing a memorable coffee truck experience with unique flavors and different types of beverages as well. I was able to try one of her drinks and food options this morning, one week after her grand opening! The strawberry jam filled croissant was chewy and I appreciated the ample amount of filling. Cassie takes the time to craft her drinks with the utmost care, and I absolutely enjoyed the PB Chai, which was a vanilla chai with peanut butter sweet cream...I highly recommend it! Right now, the truck is open on Saturdays and Sundays, so make it a priority to give Casita's Cafe a visit over the weekend---especially if you are in North Austin! The truck is located behind Impulse Vape Shop.

Went to the coffee truck since the brick and mortar one was closed when I stopped there first…read more(sadness). Both locations have lots of street parking, but since they are both high traffic areas may be difficult. Service was great and quick! The gal working was very sweet and double check with me on my order which I greatly appreciated! Love that they have a 20 oz option. The latte wasn't overly sweet, even with the cinnamon bun flavor. Now the donut..AMAZING! Pleasantly surprised and highly recommend - very soft and moist on the inside with a wonderful glaze on top.

Coffee shops may be plentiful in Austin, but none deliver the caliper of service, quality and vibes…read morequite like Trippy Buck! This location is perfect for anyone frequenting the UT area, and I decided to stop by on my way to an art museum. I usually order a Cortado, but after discussing how I prefer it to be made, the owner suggested I try a Macchiato (on my previous visit to their downtown location). On this visit I was served by their friendly Barista, Simon, who did a fabulous job preparing my coffee! They were lovely and made the experience THAT much better. I decided to try their peppermint syrup as opposed to my normal go-to pure cane syrup and was NOT disappointed! I am always pleasantly surprised by their VERY reasonable prices, especially for their level of quality. I will continue to go out of my way, even pay for parking, to visit either location. I find it hard to trust many "up and coming" coffee shops that are promoted by the city's numerous influencers, but this is an establishment I stand behind 1000%! 2026 is the year we all should try to be mindful of how and where we spend our dollar, and supporting locally owned and operated businesses is always a win in my book! They know their stuff and you can feel the love and dedication behind everything they offer.

My sister recommended this new coffee shop to us. It's on…read morethe way to the highway to go home. It's tucked away in a little corner and there's a food truck and outdoor seating. It's a cute coffee cart that sells amazing coffee. My husband got the drip coffee and I got a flat white. The flavor of their beans are so flavorful. My husband keeps saying it's the best drip coffee he's had. We are going to go back and get can of their beans to take home to Kansas. The employees were friendly and welcoming. I love the yellow and their design. It's very welcoming and warm. I did not try any food but they have a seasonal menu and some little bites and pastries. I'll try one next time.

The barista/part-owner was SO KIND! I loved the vanilla London fog I got this morning. This spot is…read morea hidden gem!

Overall: 3.9/5 A…read moregreen truck parked right outside of Taquero Mucho serving matcha, coffee, and mochi donuts. Their cap has cute little ears and the cup is nicely branded, which are small details I always appreciate. They had a Mother's Day special for a 12 oz rose matcha at $5. It came with dry rose petals on top which was a nice touch but there was almost no rose flavor. The matcha itself was good though. We asked if they had a non dairy version of the pistachio creme matcha and they said it would just come without the pistachio cold foam. They charged it as a Minimo Classic ($7.25) and substituted the agave for pistachio. My husband also asked to add honey and wanted it with oat milk. I was pleasantly surprised they didn't charge extra for any of that like a lot of places would. This one was much better than the rose matcha. You could actually taste the pistachio and it wasn't overly sweet.

Located right behind taqueria mucho. Location is great and it's a cute coffee truck. I ordered the…read morebanana crème matcha with oat milk. I was underwhelmed and had difficulty finishing it because the drink was very heavy and matcha flavor wasn't the best. I'd go back to try the coffee but overall not impressed. They do have seasonal menu items right now and was eyeing the guava matcha. The barista was super helpful and made my drink quickly.

Love, love, love!…read more Absolutely delicious ube foam latte. Perfect for a late-summer morning. My only complaint is that we were visiting from Ft. Worth and I can't come here every day.

I needed a little pep me up while tooling around Austin with my big brother. He does not drink…read morecoffee, but he did not mind me make a quick coffee run. I grabbed a quick cup of coffee at St. Benedict Coffee Company, which is a coffee truck located on 21st Street near the University of Texas at Austin. I chose this coffee truck due to its high Yelp rating. Iced Matcha Latte was my coffee de jour and caffeine pop. It was bursting with matcha flavor...strong, smooth and sassy. Important to note, it had the right amount of ice. Some lattes have only ice at the top of the latte, however, this one had ice throughout. My barista was slow, methodical in preparing my latte. She was also very pleasant. Overall, laid-back vibes at St. Benedict's Coffee Company.