I discovered this Houndstooth location while searching for coffee shops open on July 4th. Nestled…read morein the Laurel apartment complex, though accessible from highway 183's access road, I would never have realized such an amazing coffee shop was hiding in plain sight if Google Maps hadn't helped me locate it. It's not obvious zipping by on the highway that this architectural gem serves coffee, baked goods and bites nearby. The space is very beautiful and looks to be low traffic, rather quiet. The barista was very friendly and offered good advice. For instance, I learned that they use fair trade chocolate bars to make their mocha mix. The result is very delicious, one of the best mochas I've had in the city in fact! No cheap syrups, just awesomeness. The baked goods are from Sour Duck Market (always a winner) and they also have some sandwiches and hand crafted granola bars. Yum! This is definitely a place I'll visit again, now that I know where it is! The only caveat is that it closes early. You can't win them all...

Good coffee , decent place attached to the apartment property . We stopped by here on the way back…read morefrom airport as it's located right on 183 ! Service is good and the coffee (Cappuccino) was really good !!! Clean ambiance ! There is little bit reserved parking for the coffee shop !

This place is 2 days from being a year old, and it will be known as a legendary shop soon, you…read moreshould go try the best Hanoi style egg coffee in the world before the lines become hours-long influencer feats. I mean the world, these guys aren't serving the $1.45 OG from Cafe Giang, they aren't even serving the version from Loading T, they're serving the single most luxurious premium version of what Loading T did to the Giang OG: this is the definitive version of egg coffee in the world, anyone who disagrees can fight me. This drink is so spectacular it elevates it beyond a mere delicious curiosity into a universally perfect drink. In 2-5 years every specialty coffee shop will likely be copying this as it becomes trendy. If you want to be a cool kid and drink some of the best coffee on the planet before that inevitable blow up, GO NOW! Pro tip: the gorgeous egg foam can be refreshed with an espresso shot if you choose (for extra $$ of course( so you can savor every bit of it!

Not exaggerating when I say this is my favorite matcha spot in Austin! Caphein is a close second,…read morebut Dam takes the top spot for me. Compared to Caphein, Dam has a more relaxed vibe with additional seating, which makes it a great place to hang out or get some work done. I noticed it's also a popular study spot for students, so a few extra outlets would be a nice touch. That aside, every matcha I've ordered here has been amazing in both flavor and consistency. The matcha taste actually comes through, and the drinks never feel too watered down or overly sweet. Overall, Dam is easily staying at the top of my Austin matcha list and is a spot I'd keep coming back to.

The cutest little spot to get coffee in Mueller!…read more Baristas are so nice and friendly and their coffee is always so spot on. Great place to chill if you're in the neighborhood to grab a quick cup of coffee or just relax.

The Mueller area is so friggin cool. The walkability of it and the interconnectedness of it makes…read moreit ideal for people to live. What's important in a neighborhood community like Mueller is a decent coffee shop. While in the area for lunch, my buddy and I made a stop to get some coffee and fuel us through the rest of the day. Bottega is one of the select few coffee shops in Mueller, so we gave it a shot. I got myself a hot Lavender Latte and my buddy got a cinnamon latte. The drinks were decent. Not anything too special or anything wretched, but decent. If I lived in the area, I could see myself swinging by, especially with how easy it is to access their walk-up window. They have two little spaces to work and chill plus a few outdoor seats. Overall, it's a comfortable spot and a good space if you live in the Mueller area. RIYL: Mueller-area coffee.

We stopped in on a rare rainy day in Austin before heading to breakfast. It's walking distance from…read moreour house and across the street (on an angle) from our dog's favorite pet store, Paws on Chicon. We've been wanting to check out this shop for quite sometime and finally had the chance. From the minute we walked in the door the vibe was on! Our barista, Litsa was incredible! She was fun and bouncy and had so much positive energy. She even helped me create a concoction of sorts. Like most, lavender is my go-to. But, I also wanted toasted marshmallow and so I was torn. She suggested a combo of the two for my cappuccino (with oat milk of course). Wow! It was spectacular. I was so beyond miserable when I walked in the door (the rain) and she turned things around for me within 30 seconds of interacting. Her positivity and kindness were through the roof! My cappuccino concoction...so good I think it should be a menu feature! The banana guard iced latte my boyfriend got was equally as delicious. It was like an ice cream treat for grown-ups. Everything about the shop is so welcoming. Warm lighting, comfortable seating, and spacious. So much for the eye to take in as they have offerings from local artists and craftspeople for sale. A mini store if you will. All lined neatly on wall hanging shelves. They've got candles, pottery, jewelry, clothing, etc. All the goodies you'd expect to find at a gift and craft, artisan shop. Fitting since the drinks they put out are liquid art. Since it's about a ten-minute walk from home, it'll definitely be a new stop when going to the pet store. Wonderful experience on a dreary day.

Getting here was easy, parking looks limited though. Luckily someone was just pulling away as we…read morewere arriving. This place is full vegan and tip free (as is included in the price) I got a dirty chai latte with oat milk. It tasted very natural, like the oatmeal was handmade or something. Very natural and creamy. The inside was very colorful, decorated, with many shops from artists in the Austin area. There was plenty of seating. The only thing is that it is very pricy and I didn't get an itemized receipt in the text, so I'm not sure exactly how much the drinks, tax, and tip were. I liked this place, and would come back in the future!

ghoul has such a cute vibe and the service is super friendly! their flavor combinations are really…read moreunique, and it's impressive how each component can stand out on its own while still feeling cohesive together. the ponyo joy had these roasted, sweet black sesame and coconut flavors that worked so well, and the kraken had this nutty, creamy pistachio aroma that was sooo good overall, both drinks were amazing, and i'm so excited to come back and try more of their signature creations :))

I am a foodie and whenever I come visit my parents, I love to search for little coffee spots. When…read moreI found Ghoul and the amount of good reviews it has I was sold. So I went early the next morning and ordered a coffee, a banana latte to be exact. I was so disappointed. I really wanted to like it, the location is cute the service was great, but the coffee was so bland it didn't taste like banana. Just water with ice. It also has a very white tone to it, not brown and rich like a latte is supposed to look. I want to go back in a few days and will delete this if anything changes.

Flightpath is a great place to go for coffee. Ice latte, please. Nice seating inside or outside…read more Parking can be hard. Limited space. But if you live in the neighborhood not bad place to walk to for coffee. Prices are reasonable. Staff friendly. Did not have to wait long for my order.

Cute artsy coffeehouse. Very spacious. Great for a group meet up. They have plenty of indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating. The whole place is decorated with art on the walls that's available for purchase. The coffee was good although my medium cappuccino felt a little on the small side. I liked that they had a printer on hand that you could use for a quick print job.

Hands down the best gluten-free, vegan tamales I've ever had! These have quickly become a weekly…read moremust-have for me at the farmers market--I genuinely look forward to them every time. The flavor and texture are incredible, and they're so good it's easy to get hooked. And the red salsa? Absolutely next level. It's hands down the best salsa I've ever tasted--so good I'd happily drink it with a straw. If you love tamales, do yourself a favor and give these a try.

Tried a ready-made tamale at the farmer's market the other day and it was magnificent! So I picked…read moreup four more frozen ones for dinner tonight with some beans and homemade Spanish rice. Picked up a Pork Tomatillo Tamale, Chicken Mole Tamale, Beef Tinga Tamale (wrapped in banana leaves), Pork Pastor Tamale. All delicious! The interior are tasty but worth special mention is the extra fluffy and flavorful masa. Very happy with these, will try ordering from their store in Manor as well.

Flitch has easily become one of our favorite coffee spots on the east side. The line/wait is never…read morelong, the coffee is always consistently good and everyone is very nice. It's all outdoor but there is plenty of covered seating, it's overall just such a nice vibe. Additionally the taco truck next door, pueblo viejo, may be my favorite breakfast tacos in the city.

Cute spot lots of covered seating plenty of parking the vibe is fun and community building like…read more However the coffee wasn't my jam very milky and had a floral after taste (must be the beans they use) of the two coffees we had the maple one was definitely the best though. The baristas were pretty preoccupied talking amongst themselves when we ordered which is kind of a bummer since I like to ask them for their faves when going to a new spot to make sure to try the best. Overall I wouldn't seek them out but for being so close to our Airbnb they were convenient.