Day 5 of Houston food trip, first stop. At a friend's recommendation, we all came here for a mid-day brunch. This was an interesting, trendy coffee shop that had a limited but decent looking brunch menu consisting mostly of biscuit and croissant breakfast options. Seeing that biscuits were far and away the most highlighted item, we all ordered the two savory biscuit dishes. Both were good, and the biscuits were definitely tasty, but by themselves neither was much higher than average. However, we found that combining the sausage biscuit dish with the red eye gravy made for a delicious combination. That should be on the menu in my opinion. Overall, Blacksmith provided an above average brunch with decent coffee options, but I wouldn't say this is a must try place. In sum, it was "A-OK." read more

Blacksmith - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

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Charming coffee shop that serves up pretty delicious breakfast and lunch options! I tried the creme fraiche and marmalade scratch square biscuits - and they were DELICIOUS. It's not the most vegetarian friendly coffee shop - but that's no surprise (their other bars/restaurants aren't super veg-friendly either)! They do have some veg-friendly sides: beet & orzo salad, kale salad, citrus radish salad, and sweet soy sprouts. And besides the creme fraiche biscuits and croissants, they also have yogurt and toasted granola. The coffee is great! I had the cane sugar latte and it was beautiful and delicious! Can get pretty busy, but it's Montrose! read more

Blacksmith - Sugar Cane Latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

When approaching this coffee shop, it was initially difficult to see the parking. However, they have an entire parking lot behind the building! Inside the vibes were quiet and not too crowded. The coffee was great (I ordered an iced caramel latte with oat milk!) and the salad was good too. They have free wifi and is definitely a great place to get some work done! read more

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I called to see if they were offering dine-in. For COVID it's sit down outside only. There are about 10 tables. You go up to the door and there's a menu outside, also on their website. Open the door and there's an employee waiting to take your order and answer questions. They holler your name when the drink is ready. I order breakfast. I liked the Vietnamese sandwich just wish the over easy egg was crispy. it looked like it was steamed? I assembled my own sandwich, the roll was toasted and warm on the inside. My partner got the enchilada and he liked the sauce, but wish there was more. I enjoyed my iced white tea. Something cool I noted is that they have styrofoam cups that are designed to breakdown over 4 years and not the 50000 years that typical styrofoam deteriorates. Hmmm. read more

My husband and I stopped in to try this place out. I ordered the croissant with bacon, egg, and cheese. There was nothing notably good to point out about the sandwich. The bacon was a little tough to bite into and to chew. I, also, ordered an iced vanilla latte, which had a very odd flavor to it. I kept taking sips trying to figure out if it was made with soy milk (or some other kind that was not cows milk). I am still unsure if it was just the flavor of the coffee beans they use or the milk, but either way it wasn't good. My husband ordered the plate with eggs, potatoes, sausage, avocado, and a croissant. I tasted one of his potatoes and it was very salty. After we left he commented about the food and said, "You cook better breakfast". For what we got, we could've cooked it at home for a fraction of the price and been better satisfied. The food did come out very quickly and, despite how small the inside was, we were able to find a table for two without having to wait. I wouldn't go out of my way to come back to this place. read more

I definitely want to come back to order and sit in. I was in the area one morning and googled the closest coffee shop. This place had pretty good Yelp reviews, so leggo. I came from the Westheimer side, so at first, I was kind of confused where it was at. It looks to be an unmarked brick building (from the Westheimer side). Cute little coffee shop and has a lot of indoor/outdoor seating. The baristas weren't as friendly as I'm used to with little coffee shops like this. I ordered an iced caramel latte with an almond croissant. My almond croissant was yummy, my caramel latte was okay. I want to come back and try their biscuits, among other food items. I just ordered a quick grab and had to bounce. read more

Blacksmith - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

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So first thing first, the people here are really nice. Like "woke up on the right side of the bed" calm. While there was a line, the lady taking our order was really nice and patient with explaining specific menu items to us. That being said, I've recently starting exploring the restaurant scene in Montrose, and I'm sad to say that this place place falls under the "more hipster than tasty" vibe. Croissant sandwich: Good stuff in the croissant. Bacon, good. Egg, good. The croissant..... Not so much. Maybe I've been spoilt with croissant options in Houston, but this isn't what people would call "flakey". For example, try the croissants at French Riviera. Kentucky Hot Brown Sandwich: While the cheese stands out in this dish, by bite number 3, I could feel an impending heartburn setting in. Imagine a Jim Gaffigan voice in your head talking about people and blubber while you shovel the food in your head. It's sorta gravy-esque, it just didn't work for me. Latte: As pretty as it was (and I really appreciate the work care the barista did in pouring the latte), it really wasn't good. It tasted watered down. And we got 2 different lattes, and they both ended up the same way. And that's about it read more

Blacksmith - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

On the pricier end for food (perhaps par for the course for cafes), but tea/coffee prices are about average. Compact interior, parking, and menus, but my oh my, was the place cozy and peaceful as well as stylishly rustic and minimal. Honestly... this was the most idyllic brunch experience I've had yet (if you can catch it on a slower day with the sunlight streaming in through the windows). It surprisingly wasn't loud or crowded during the time that my date and I arrived. The food seems to all be delicious: the Blacksmith plate was good, but get the Vietnamese steak and eggs (bò né), if you can. Restrooms are adequately clean (take a right from the entrance). I would bring my friends along to study here if we can find some time in the morning to grab a table. It's honestly really beautiful here, one of my most favorite cafes that I've been to. Will definitely come again. Viva Blacksmith! read more

This is one cafe that has good drinks but just okay food. We ordered the Hot Cocoa and Vanilla Latte. They were nice. The temperature of the drinks was perfect to drink without burning your mouth, but if you like your drink hot, ask for extra hot. The Smoked Salmon Dill Scramble comes on a toast and makes the toast soggy. It'll be better to get the toast in the side. The Scratch Square Biscuit with cheddar, egg, and sausage was nothing to remember. The sausage was extra chewy and the biscuit was toasted in more than necessary amount of butter. That being said the atmosphere was very good as a cafe. There were a lot of people working on their laptops. It's a good place to grab a drink and work but I can't recommend it to grab a bite. read more

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Been wanting to try Blacksmith for the LONGEST TIME! Worth it. It was getting packed for Sunday brunch but wait time for drinks and food was not long at all. Employees are very polite and helpful. We got the Vietnamese steak and eggs, biscuit with crème fraiche and jam, biscuit with sausage, egg, and cheese, and the silver platter chilequiles. Food came out hot and fresh and everything was pretty satisfying but the steak was kind of sweet for my taste. The baguette that comes with the steak and eggs was brought out 10 minutes after everything else but it's all good. Wasn't the best paté I've had. I would come back though. read more

Ive been to many coffee shops in Houston and this one is hands down my favorite. From the ambiance to the music it is all what I am looking for. I haven't had the food yet but it looks delicious. I've had the cappuccino, latte, cortado, and macchiato. They're all amazing but I will say the cappuccino is probably my favorite! read more

Blacksmith - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

we all bow down to your famous biscuits, but shoutout to christina au's cookies and your wonderful staff. when my mom was in the hospital, takeout from blacksmith was the highlight of every weekend. we enjoyed previewing christina's next dessert via her insta stories during the days leading up. thank you all read more

At the beginning of May, I was in Texas with family for a wedding. Blacksmith was one of the several restaurants we decided to check out. They have several tables you can put together for a larger group (our group consisted of 6). Overall this place is on the smaller side of things. You order at the counter and get your food delivered to your table. My uncle and I both ordered the Vietnamese Steak and Eggs. My bf ordered the Smoked Salmon Dill Scramble and a Flat White. The Vietnamese Steak and Eggs was quite salty. It comes with the steak and eggs in a skillet, the bread and pate on the side. The steak and the egg portion was a little too salty for myself and my uncle. It's a good thing they provided French bread as it was the one thing (other than water) that helped cleanse the palate. This dish is a pretty good size. But some of the other dishes our group ordered were on the smaller side. My brother ended up having to order again as whatever he had ordered was unexpectedly small. The Smoked Salmon Dill Scramble was a good sized dish and tasty without issues. The flat white was delicious and pretty! Overall, the food was okay for the price. I feel you could probably get more (either quality or quantity) elsewhere. On the other hand, the coffee was pretty tasty and reasonably priced. read more

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My friend and I popped in to catch up and grab something to eat and sip. We got here in the afternoon on a weekday and it was pretty packed, lucky for us we got a table. Service here is quick. CHAI LATTE The chai was weak and didn't have much flavor. It was very light and almost bland as if it was watered down and didn't have any spice. I won't be ordering this again. VIETNAMESE STEAK & EGGS- served with house pâté, french bread & side salad The pate was light, but flavorful, which tasted great with the crisp bread. The steak was a bit dry and chewy, but the eggs were perfect and runny. I would've liked more seasoning on the steak too. SMOKED SALMON DILL SCRAMBLE- pumpernickel, 2 scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, dill, red onion This looked so tasty just as it was placed on the table. The eggs were perfectly seasoned and tasted great with the smokiness of the salmon. The bread was crispy, but it added a nice grainy flavor to the dish and I love the addition of the acidic onion. I might stop by again if I'm in the area and try other things on their menu. read more

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Whenever I go to a new coffee shop I like to get the latte. The latte tasted OK with a good presentation (the barista made a swan?). My roommate got the mocha and she loved it. I got the BLT sandwich which was interesting bc it had pickled green tomatoes. I like toasted bread but the toast was so hard it cut the roof of my mouth. My roommate got the croissant sandwich and it was just OK too. Nothing special and kind of on the small side. read more

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As a medical student, I'm always looking for places around town to camp out and study for long periods of time. Blacksmith is one of my favorite places to do just that! Located on a popular strip of Westheimer in Montrose, Blacksmith occupies a convenient location not far from other activities and restaurants. It also fulfills my trifecta of what makes a great coffee shop (for my study marathon habit): great coffee, plenty of outlets, and delicious savory food options. All of their coffee options are great, and some of my favorite items off the food menu are their oatmeal (topped with nuts, granola, and fresh fruit) and either two scratch square biscuit options (pick your poison: sweet or savory). All in all, this is a great coffee shop that I keep returning to for my study sessions. And it also seems like a great spot to catch up with friends or read a book if you're one of those lucky folks who go to coffee shops for pleasure, not work! read more

Stopped by to order drinks for the family. Ordered a cappuccino, flat white, matcha latte, and cane sugar latte. They were all good but for the prices, I would like a bigger size drink. Note: came during covid19 social distancing and they would manually put in the credit card number so they & you aren't exchanging card! read more

Outdoor seating only right now due to COVID but great covered patios with seating and good WiFi to get work done! There is a lot of foot traffic so lots of sounds but overall good atmosphere. The coffee and food is soooo good. The lady was very nice and helped me choose what to get! read more

Blacksmith - Scratch Square Biscuits with sausage egg cheddar and jam - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

Rather expensive coffee shop but I enjoyed my latte. I also ordered a bacon egg and cheese on a biscuit since they ran out of croissants and flavor wise, it was very good but the biscuit fell apart so easily and let a mess so it wasn't as enjoyable as I had hoped. Can't win them all. Still a solid place for coffee though. read more

I really like hanging out at Blacksmith. The baristas are nice and helpful. Their vanilla latte and flat white drinks are strong and delicious. I also appreciate their beautiful latte art. They even serve various flavors of donuts, like this last time when I had their snickerdoodle donut, which was pretty good. I haven't tried their savory breakfast menu yet. But, I plan to. The Vietnamese steak and eggs look very tempting. As far as ambience, it is a bit cramped inside. But, I usually sit outside on the patio. They have umbrellas and fabric awnings for shade too. This place is also dog friendly. I love seeing the dogs enjoy the comforts of the patio too. Overall, I like coming here to relax and people watch with a good cup of coffee. read more

Blacksmith - Flat White - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

Stopped in for coffee as it was close to where we are staying while visiting Houston. Good selection of beverages (coffee, americano, lattes, teas) available both hot or iced. Our coffees were served quick and were good. They have food food to eat made in house and then baked goods from a local bakery. Overall, nice spot. read more

Probably Houston's most bustling with life cafe in the city as people trickle in throughout the morning or on weekends when the place gets packed, but in the good kind of way that you would hope your neighborhood coffee place to be. A great eclectic mix of the young millennial crowd with young families and locals, Blacksmith is a great place to come on a coffee tour of the city. With plenty of tables to sit and even an outdoor patio, Blacksmith is one of those rare coffee shops where it feels almost like a community more than just a place to grab a cup. With fresh pastries and donuts as well, this is one of my favorite spots. read more

We're from Huntington Beach, CA and decided to stop by Blacksmith bc of all the great reviews. It did not disappoint. Delicious food and great tasting coffee! My husband had a cappuccino and I had a Bourbon Caramel. Yum! The ambiance is very relaxing and chill. Such a cute place! We met one of the partners, David...what a nice guy! As a small business owner ourselves, we love supporting mom&pop shops. Hey David! The next time you visit SoCal, come see us for a complementary eye exam at Horizon Optometry Group! read more

I went for breakfast because they told me the red gravy was amazing. Unfortunately it's off the menu now but the food was still good! I ordered the Vietnamese steak and eggs - it's a little pricey but quite flavorful. I also really enjoyed their chai latte. I recommend going early, as the line can build up. The parking lot is a good size but it's still montrose. read more

Blacksmith - Vietnamese Steak & Eggs - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

Well this is a popular spot I did enjoy as for my caramel latte it was perfect 5/5. but they lost me on breakfast it was interesting and tasted good but very small I would have eaten 3 of those meals to fill up and spending 36.00 with tip for breakfast for two witch is ok just think the portion size should be equal. That being said just wouldn't recommend if your hungry. But oh if your dieting perfect LOL. read more

Blacksmith - That is a lovely Caramell latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

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Can't beat this ... the coffee is always legit; and the perfect food whatever you are in the mood for. And that biscuit with crème frâiche jam is perfect for any meal. read more

Blacksmith - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

Tried biscuit, both savory & sweet version. The biscuit itself is too salty, therefore makes the savory version too strong. Even the sweet version is a bit off due to the saltiness. Coffee here was good though, and the Vietnamese steak and egg tastes good when you make everything into a sandwich. read more

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Our family had the hardest time deciding what to order so we got a little of everything. We shared the dos tacos, the chilaquilles, the blt, the chicken salad lettuce wraps, plus we added some OJ and a couple of dirty chais and a cortado. Everything was amazing! The tomatillo salsa was fantastic. So glad we finally got to stop in to this place. The atmosphere was great for studying or working remotely. We opted for an outdoor table since we had the kids in tow. Will definitely be back anytime we are close! read more

Blacksmith - BLT - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

Great service, but their iced matcha latte sucked like no tomorrow. I don't know if it's because they put too much ice, too much almond milk, or too little matcha, but there was next to no matcha taste and 90% nutty flavor. Extremely overpriced for what I received. read more

Nice little spot! Friendly baristas. Coffee is delicious (I had the straight black drip coffee). Ordered dos tacos. They were good, not the best i've had, but they were good. The chorizo one was the best, albeit the tortilla was sitting in a pool of grease. The green salsa was alright. Nothing to write home about. The tortillas were awesome! I also had a powdered doughnut which was very good stuff! So why 4 stars? There are hardly any outlets. One bar at the front of the shop has outlets. If you sit at the bar, bring a sweater. My balls practically froze off. All of the other awesome seating and tables are unfortunately non-powered. This place is great for studying/working, but be sure to charge your computer before you come. Bottom line: this is a solid spot for a great cup of coffee! read more

Great coffee, and really great breakfast selections. The Vietnamese Steak and Eggs was spot on. Will definitely be making this place part of my go-to rotation!!! Though it may be small, the tastes are fierce read more

Rating this as a coffee shop and not taking points away because it's popular and can have long lines. If you want a proper espresso or coffee this place is on point. They can have long lines at times but the baristas move through the drinks at a good pace without sacrificing quality. Further more all the drinks are served in the appropriate size (which is not to be taken for granted in this Starbucks obsessed world). I am a frequent visitor of Starbucks as you can't deny the convenience of them but I hate when I order a flat white and I get asked what size (even according to the menu there's only one size). Enough of that...Blacksmith is a winner for the coffee lover. Now for the surprise...their biscuits are the talk of the town and specifically the biscuit sandwich w sausage, egg and cheddar is noted by several publications as a top sandwich in Houston. I have to say it is an excellent food option. The biscuit is delicious, tender but holds up good enough. The sausage patty is flavorful and my egg was a perfect over medium. I'll be back many times...excellent place! read more

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Service: Blacksmith certainly has a personality to it. The employees are your prototypical hipsters- nice but not friendly, polite but not patronizing- so this place isn't service-oriented if that's what you're looking for. Ambiance: Casual, relaxed and unpretentious; not really a good date place, much better for a casual/quick meal; conducive to work when it's not busy, but because it has self-seating and because it's so small it becomes very frustrating to show up during a busy time, which for me was a Friday at around 1. Food: Viet steak and eggs: $15 for only two ingredients so I'd say it's overpriced. Great presentation. No complaints about the eggs- they were cooked perfectly and were so delicious. The steak itself had an amazing flavor- an interesting balance of sweet and savory- BUT was tough to chew. IDK, maybe that's what Viet steak is supposed to be like but I wished it had been softer. Kale chips: So flavorful, so flaky, and so delicious but I wouldn't recommend getting them with something as savory as the steak and eggs. I ended up needing lots of water read more

Blacksmith - Vietnamese steak and eggs with greens and warm baguette. Amazing eggs, decent steak - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

Just like the name, you can feel the collision between the wildness and civilization inside. The overwhelming pothos wantonly stretches on the red brick wall, infusing a unique vitality into the entire coffee shop, silent but powerful. Even if close to the street, the shop is still very quiet and chill, giving a roadside shelter to the exhausted office workers to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. read more

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I always feel slightly judged in hipster coffeeshops because I'm about as basic as you can be (lol), but Blacksmith is hands-down my new favorite coffeeshop in Houston. For starters, the parking is abundant, which was probably the hugest relief as some coffeeshops (cough cough Southside) are literally impossible to go to because I can never find parking, so that was a nice start to my Blacksmith experience. Also there is a ton of seating both inside and outside. It's a little loud but perfectly cozy and spacious, and a great environment for both studying and hanging out. I came to write a paper so I decided to order a flat white with the sausage, egg & cheddar biscuit for added sustenance. When I walked up to the counter, the girl was so friendly and asked if she could start my coffee while I waited for her to finish with the other orders and take mine. I told her I couldn't decide between the cream fraiche & marmalade biscuit or the sausage one, and even though I went with the sausage + cheese, when she rang me up she gave me a free side of cream & marmalade just so I could taste them both. It's rare to get that kind of considerate treatment at any restaurant these days! 5/5 for service. My flat white was great, no complaints. The biscuits are AMAZING - possibly the best I've ever had (though Buffalo Grille is very close, so I can't quite decide). But omg the cream & marmalade was so tasty, and the fried egg + cheese + sausage was just as delicious and savory. I have no idea what I'll order next time because they were both so good, and the steak and eggs that the guy in front of me ordered looked incredible as well. tl;dr Blacksmith is the bomb read more

Blacksmith - Flat white with the sausage, egg & cheese biscuit (and a side of cream fraiche & marmalade) - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

Blacksmith is a chill hang out. If you leave it at this, you will have a good time. The place nailed the unassuming, Plain Jane exterior that the hipster spots in Brooklyn did first - but has not really been in town down here before in quite this fashion. The inside is unexpectedly clean for a hip spot. The staff make relatively well-scheduled sojourns through the wasteland to clear out used plates and cups from your table. My dining companion's plate was whisked away so quickly it seemed like there was a shortage of plates, forks, and/or his crumbs in the back of the house. My empty cup received slightly less attention so I had something to fidget with elegantly, as I am wont to do. The menu is on the Westheimer-side wall. I had perused the yelp reviews and the Flat White seemed pretty popular. So I went with that for my coffee needs. The barista was super nice and even more friendly. Which is important in a sort of pretentious coffee spot so you don't feel like uncultured swine because you drink illy and other supermarket (Dunkin Donuts) brands when left to your own devices at your home/office coffee-fixin' contraption, instead of spending all day researching on the googles and bings what type of beans Che Guevara likely would have approved of if his zombie corpse was reanimated and to come to social prominence in the way he is remembered by upper middle class hipsters today, not the way he actually lived with his terrifying and contemporarily frowned-upon views he actually held when he was still alive the first time. The barista was too innocent-looking and female for my favorite coffeehouse request - to draw Dickbutt with the latte art. Some places oblige (or give it the old College Try) if they are cool kids that spend enough time on the internets to understand the sophisticated nuances of Dickbutt, rather than assuming certain scandalous things about the middle aged man that just requested such a thing. Other coffeehouses will claim they don't know how to draw it, so I get the stupid flower pattern again. This place gives you the flower pattern - standardization probably comes in handy when they get slammed with a long line running out the front door to the street, since even my cute puppy could draw a flower in the latte art if properly motivated. However, considering the rapid gentrification of my neighborhood that turned a hella-gay gay bar of all shapes, sizes, socioeconomic statuses, and ethnicities into a nouveau riche all-white hipster coffee spot, Dickbutt seemed perfectly appropriate under the circumstances to honor the fallen soldier that used to stand tall here. The Flat White came out at a cooler temperature than I had expected. Since they had filled it to the tippy-top brim nearly spilling over, and you need to pick up at the counter yourself and navigate yourself back to your table in a space that is tightly packed with hipsters, their bags, their beard hair flying every which way, and whatnot - I think they learned about the McDonalds hot coffee lawsuit and they ain't takin' no chances here about some klutz burning themselves on their short trip back to their table through the hipster obstacle course - what you haven't heard about a hipster obstacle course? I guess it is too underground for you, ya know. But I actually prefer taking my coffee at a drinkable heat level, such as Blacksmith delivers. So I don't need to sit there for ten minutes blowing on it like a blasted NES cartridge that isn't working, just so it cools down enough I can drink it without directly consuming the yesterday's twice-warmed-over hellfires of Tina Belcher's Jail-Hell. The footprint inside is pretty small obviously as you can see from the exterior. Tables are very close to each other. The bookbags, laptop bags, and beard hair flying everywhere definitely makes it feel even cozier inside. It only takes a few loud talkers in there to make it cacophonous to the extent it is unpleasant. With that being said, you time it right and it is a pleasant spot to meet and chat over a nice cup of coffee that gives you change back from a $5, but then you quickly deposit into the tip jar at stage right because it's not even enough to buy a Dr. Pepper with out of a vending machine these days - Thanks Obama. However parking was no issue with various Clumsy Butcher parking options around, as well as street parking so long as you are careful. The barista you get would likely greatly affect the yelp star rating you affix to your coffee experience. Ours was lovely, personable, and friendly so she helped this place along to a rating of premium foursies. If she becomes more male and draws Dickbutt with the latte art, then y'all are looking at an updated review with an upgrayedd to fabulous five stars. It is worth a visit whether you are a coffee snob that read about this place in the Weekly or just someone local that needs some caff in the morning to get things going with a cuppa somethin' read more

Blacksmith - The Flat White - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

Why do you close at 5 PM?!?!?! This is the new awesome coffee shop with GOOD food located across Underbelly/Hay Merchant. The place is small, with a private lot behind it. I came in about an hr before closing and had a chai latte. It was good and the staff was uber nice. They offer free wi-fi and outlets for your computer needs. The whole feel of the place was hip/chic. I'll be back earlier in the day to be able to take it all in longer, and dine on some of that Vietnamese steak and eggs! read more

It's totally weird that this place closes at 5 pm but it's a great spot to have brunch or chitchat and drink coffee/tea with your buddy. I sat at the bar drinking my vanilla latte while facing the window. As I talked to my friend beside me, we enjoyed it because it was relaxing. The environment had a nice ambience to it. There was no problem finding parking. Great! Service was also quick and nice. read more

Blacksmith - Vanilla latte. It was in the middle of sweetness, which is what I like. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas

Good coffee but horrible to-go service. Ordered 2 iced lattes through their website 20 minutes before arriving. Got there and waited another 20 minutes. The girl working forgot our order after already being reminded about it. Didn't even get an apology just a "oops I forgot!" the coffee isn't bad but so many other good places in the area that don't take 40 minutes to make 2 iced lattes. read more

I'm a huge fan of this place. My usual is the cortado-- I'm not a coffee expert, but I know it's good when I don't feel the need to add any sugar! The food menu is limited but pretty solid. OMG the biscuits. I usually pass on biscuits to save stomach space/calories but not at Blacksmith. The biscuit with marmalade and creme fraiche is delish. PLEASE try this. As I'm writing this, I'm thinking about how I need to make another trip!! The sandwiches are good-- gruyere and ham, curried chicken...can't remember the rest right now. I believe the yogurt is made in-house? I've had the steak and eggs and while they were good, I still prefer going to a Vietnamese place for it (definitely a lot further out). I haven't tried the croissants yet but I hear they're great too (How have I not tried them yet?? I LOVE CROISSANTS. Next time, I'm thinking breakfast sandwich on a croissant. Mmmm....). There's a parking lot in the back and I've never had trouble finding a spot. Ditto for finding a table! I typically go during lunch and the atmosphere is always super chill and I have no problem finding a table. It makes me want to just bring a book to read while sipping on a latte. read more

Blacksmith - curried chicken sandwich - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Houston, Texas