Texas Coffee Traders seems to be THE community spot with a clear presence of regulars who come to…read morestay, and those who are on the move. The staff clearly recognized quite a few customers during the short time I was there to do a quick grab and go of caffeine. The staff was super friendly and took their time in helping me pick out a bag of beans based off my personal preferences and intent of use (cortados/lattes vs drip/press). Their beans are well priced at around $14 a bag AND you get a complimentary drip coffee with the purchase! I felt like a winner! I also gave their canned lemonade and coffee drink a try - because why not? It had a unique and almost chocolatey flavor. Not sure if I loved it personally, but the quality of the ingredients and flavors were distinctly there. Certainly will take the time to come back to test out the space for a remote work day or a casual outing. Big plus: They have a parking lot and the option of indoor and outdoor seating. That's more like it!

Cozy inside and outside. Definitely a nice relaxing spot to chill…read moreService was good. Coffee was not great though.

Coming back to Desnudo to update my old review. Initially I didn't love their straight up matcha…read morelatte, but I've come to realize that Desnudo is the place that does the "dressed up" matcha very well. Their plain matcha latte was just ok, but this time I got the pistachio mascarpone cream specialty match and it was great! Also really love their staff - they are so friendly while sitting outside in the heat. And their music this time was fire, we really loved the Shakira they had on. A fun place!

Not much to say about Desnudo Coffee that hasn't been said already. Stopped by to try their famous…read moreIced Brown Sugar Miso Latte ($6.75). The employee was really kind in helping me choose the right drink, I told her I like bold, caramel-type flavors. She recommended on this warm day for the "most-popular" since its my first visit. The drink was beautiful at pick-up (so beautiful I forgot to take a photo!), and I got the hype: coffee flavor was bold, mixed perfectly with the milk, and the brown sugar + miso flavors were at the bottom that you mixed yourself. All the flavors worked, but nothing to TRULY go out of your way for. It was good though! Miso adds that "nutty, slight salty" flavor like a "salted caramel" would do. Completely enjoyed!

Stopped by Praxis Coffee Roasters for a Cap10K coffee run. The coffee shop was hosting the run and…read moreit started and stopped from the shop. They directly source and roast elite coffees from around the world. This shop is located in an old historical home that was relocated from Rainey street. The space is very vintage and they have an amazing outdoor space that was perfect for hosting an event. My phone charge was low and the staff was super friendly and allowed me to charge my phone behind the counter before the run. Overall, Praxis is a great spot if you're looking for high-quality coffee and a great place to hang out. Can't wait to try options from their menu.

Checked this spot out recently on a Saturday morning and had a great experience. There was plenty…read moreof street parking and a lot of tables open. It's a really cute house that was converted into a coffee shop and it has a really homey rustic feel. I would definitely recommend this place if you want some more quiet to hang out, read, or work. I tried the sweet cardamom latte and it was delicious. The pastries were a bit overpriced in my opinion, but are from sour duck market and were tasty!

**Perfect last night in Austin!**…read more The Baja fish tacos were crispy, fresh, and full of flavor, easily the best mahi mahi fish tacos I've had outside of Maui. The 40/40 West Coast IPA was the perfect pairing (I had two). The entire bar staff was incredible: Laszlo, Jeanette, Gigi, and Chelsea were all friendly, attentive, and made my last night in Austin unforgettable. Wish I could come back tomorrow!

I can't say anything about the beer because I've only had their wines (living the gf-life!)…read more But lemme say, those tacos! The pollo verde tacos are my absolute favorite. I most recently ate...maybe six (hey, they're small!). Even the guy at the register, after my third visit up to order two tacos at a time, said, "you really like those tacos..." No shame, bb. Shrimp tacos, chipotle chicken, nachos... all great. They do a bit heavy on the onions, so maybe ask for it on the side.

Stumbled across this place because my original choice had too long of a wait. Really glad I did!…read moreThe food was delicious and fresh. The service was great as well. I will definitely be back.

Don't get me wrong, this is a great place to hangout in the neighborhood. But, often times in the…read moremorning if I forget to charge my phone / notebook I feel like I am in big trouble! Cons - no usual power outlets, use power banks instead in exchange for ID.. :( Environment friendliness - doesn't have BYO / Personal cup discount - has separate trash and recycle bins inside the backyard Pros - happy hour: 4-7pm, $2 mug beer on Mondays - has sufficient tall seats - has photobooth inside, make memories - Plenty of seating inside, front and in the backyard with various setting, love it :) - Parking up and downhill, usually, no trouble - wifi (details below) and restroom WiFi SSID: RadioRosewood-Guest password: cocktails

Though this location is much closer for us (quick walking distance), we usually go to the Manor…read moreRoad location for their fenced-in dog park. Today was our first time here and Sir Benjamin was definitely looking around for his playground. This is a great little shop with cool decor and design. Love the modern and concrete elements mixed with warm lighting, artwork, and a 70s ski lodge fireplace. The coffee is just as good as it is in Manor. I had the seasonal Cajeta cappuccino (iced) with oat milk. The perfect blend of espresso, caramel, vanilla & cinnamon. It's a banger, gang. After my earlier coffee and soda stops this morning (other places), I'm gonna be wired all the day long. Super service.

Decor and ambiance were great. Ordering is via the tablet so you a review the menu at your leisure…read more Ordered the seasonal pumpkin spice latte which was amazing. While it didn't have pumpkin in it, you'd never know. Also got the classic açaí bowl and it was ok. Definitely could have blended more as there were big chunks of frozen fruit and lots of small ones throughout. Ample granola and a few strawberries and banana pieces. Service was fine as well. What marked down stars was hygiene. Sat at the bar so got to see things being made. Gloves were not worn when handling food, and they moved between different areas including going to the back and using their phones. There was a box of gloves near the food area, and they were used, as a base layer for the dishwashing gloves. .

Look I'm not a coffee snob but I've gone to and go to a lot of coffee shops. All around, this one…read moreis my favorite in austin. Best drip I've had in austin, and I love their seasonal menus. From drip to cortados to lattes etc. This place does it well. The vibes and spacing of both locations are great.

The space inside is really cute and they have a cool shopping area too. However, the staff was not…read morethe friendliest and the matcha I ordered was awful. It was very grainy and I couldn't finish it. I'll probably come back and try a coffee.

Popped in on my way out of Austin after hearing my partner talk about this location. Side note,…read morethere is a San Antonio location as well. This is a super cute coffee spot in a beautifully done trailer on the corner of 12th and Leona in front of a (what seems to be a) converted gas station.The space is very cool. The barista was kind and friendly and explained a little bit about the offerings. Another side note: there's a really cool book/magazine store in the gas station space. I ordered an iced Mexican Coffee with vanilla and a splash of oat milk. It was delicious and refreshing. Even with the flavor and milk, I could get the warm Mexican spices. It was a delightful treat! There will absolutely be return trips to try more of the offerings.

This is a little trailer coffee shop with a couple indoor seats, and a spacious…read more The croissant was flaky and amazing, and I enjoyed the matcha latte with pistachio milk. ($5.50 + $.75). The barista was nice :) and patient with my indecision, lol!

Although they're serving from a trailer, this location has a beautiful outdoor space fit for…read moreworking & community under the trees (now with FOUR locations, WESTSIDE serving extended hours). If their bomb-ass BREAKFAST SANDO or ÉPICERIE PASTRIES aren't your jam, TACO PEGASO is serving some of Austin's finest fresh from the grill right alongside. DREW was friendly & helpful guiding me towards a gently sweet, iced BUTTERSCOTCH SHOYU topped with one of the candied cherries (OLD FASHIONED style!). It's good but their BROWN SUGAR MISO is still my fave. Come planning to spend extra time - when when the line is short, goodness takes a while!

My friend was raving about this coffee trailer when I was coming to Austin so she brought me here…read moreto try the brown sugar latte. We got lucky, no line in the middle of the morning on a Friday and walked right up and ordered. The latte was ready in about 10 minutes and it was very good and refreshing. Asked for about 1/3 sweetness and it was perfect!

5/5 for aesthetics 3/5 for drinks…read more Came here just for shits and giggles and that's exactly what you're gonna get. It's a cute place, good to sit around since there's other food truck around, the camper is cute snd so is the art around it. The concept is great, good for traveling photos, but the drinks are mid. Got the mexican espresso, it was okay, got it just for photos. Would only come here once for the experience.

Yeah, so this was unexpected but I am really glad I accidentally walked by. I walked by my usual…read morecoffee shop and there were at least 25 people in line and they had closed mobile ordering. The concept of this is really interesting, but I think I saw it on TikTok so I kind of knew what to expect. Essentially it's two baristas working in a concrete slab. The culture is really odd and super Austin which I can appreciate because it is no longer in my opinion. I ordered The A hole latte with oat milk and it was decent but nothing spectacular. The barista told me that they ran out of cinnamon, but that is clearly not true by my photo. I was going to try the food, but I decided to skip it as I always judge a coffee shop on their coffee first. The reason for my tire rating is because of the wait time. From start to finish it only took about five minutes, which was incredible despite the fact that there were seven people in line. Check it out if you're showing some out of state friends a little taste of how weird Austin can get.