I got an iced honey cinnamon coffee and it was great! Not too sweet and the coffee to milk ratio…read morewas on point. Also the staff were very nice!

I really love seeing people who love their craft. The barista was so nice and gave us a thorough…read morerun down. The coffee hit! Really neat seeing a unique concept when there's so many coffee shops around. We all enjoyed our drinks. Keep up the great work!

The freshly baked baguettes are my favorite…read more Unfortunately, I was booted parking in an unmarked spot in the garage. All my bakery $ for the next 2 months went to boot fees. C'est la vie, see you in 2 months mademoiselle.

Nice French cafe, but our experience with the seating felt surprisingly unwelcoming for a family…read morewith small children. We came in with a baby in a car seat and a toddler. The couch seating that would have worked well for us was reserved with a Post-it note, and there weren't any other four-tops available, so we had to move to a two-top and I asked another patron if we could borrow an unused chair. Instead of just helping us get situated, the server repeatedly suggested a high chair for the baby and said we could prop the car seat on it after I explained that he was too young to sit in one. Maybe they were genuinely trying to offer a solution, but the whole interaction felt unnecessarily awkward when all we needed was an extra chair. Nothing individually was a huge issue, but taken together it didn't feel particularly hospitable or accommodating, especially for a parent coming in with two little kids.

How do you get a 5 star review, even when you don't purchase a single thing? You have a friendly…read moreand informative staff. Walking into the downtown pedestrian vacant street mall, (that's ok, more room for people to ride their bikes on the sidewalk), I wanted something inexpensive to eat. I popped in here, since it was nearby, and open, and asked if they had any "wraps or stuff like that to eat". Just a single lonely and sad looking sandwich that had gudah (sp?) cheese on it, which I wouldn't like anyway. Without prompting, the clerk pointed me to a nearby Subway sandwich place, and a McDonald's. That's friendly customer service, while providing me with information that I can use. I'll be back here for my morning coffee during the week.

i'm so glad i decided to go here to get coffee. it's right across from forever 21, inside the…read morebooks a million bookstore in downtown. i got the mocha nutty frappacino, which is a mocha frappacino with hazlenut syrup and pecan praline syrup. freakin amazing! they also have some neat candy for sale. i got some green tea candy that is absolutely delicious. my friends kept begging me for more all night. if you don't have any friends, this is a great tool to make some. hahahaha

Nice little coffee shop right next to discovery green park downtown. I'm a cold brew kind of guy…read moreand they had a great one and even a nitro style too. The barista was jamming Deftones and that immediately pulled me into the store. Definitely my vibe! Wasn't busy and service was quick. Lots of unique drinks for people that really appreciate coffee. Prices are fair too. I'll definitely stop back by next time I'm in the area!

I've been wanting to come here ever since they opened, and I'm finally glad to say that I came…read morehere, on back to back days, to enjoy their wonderful coffee and espresso drinks. I was in downtown for a conference at GRB, and if you park/stay near the Hilton or Embassy Suites nearby Discovery Green, don't go to Starbucks, go to Tenfold Coffee. They are always worth it! I would say any drink is worth getting, but the ones I actually tried and drank are the Latte and the Flat White. I was thoroughly impressed with both drinks and they both tasted delicious as well! The vibes were calm and chill inside, and the way they make their coffee, you can tell they put a lot of time and effort into it. If you're ever in Downtown, you gotta come here and enjoy this wonderful coffee, worth it everytime you go!

Elizebeth was attentive to my needs throughout my visit. She welcomed me and she was prompt in…read moregetting my order in. She checked in with me regularly and presented desert options to me ahead of time to think about. She is very nice and pleasant to her guests. The bar area has a welcoming ambiance which many other guests were enjoying too. Being that this hotel is surrounded by corporate offices, most food places shut down by the time I got back so it was very convenient for me to get dinner here. Dinner options I have tried were the Southern Mac & Cheese and the Seared Salmon Fillet and both were delicious. I also enjoyed their fine wine selection.

we had the pleasure to dine here for breakfast. our waitress Toni, made our experience very, very…read morespecial. She made us feel like royalty. The restaurant was very clean and nice and the food was delicious. Next time I'm in Houston, I will definitely come back.

The strawberry matcha was nice and could taste both. Enjoyed just wasn't enough and an actual cup…read moreinstead of plastic would be nice. The shot of espresso, I prefer more viscous and there was no spoon to break the crema but honestly wasn't much to need one. Still it was ok just a thin tasting shot with no flavor or life to it. Love the stainless glass though. They don't have a price difference between single or double shot. Boo Maybe their lattes are nice but if the espresso shot is what they use in lattes it wouldn't be enough to break the milk. Little pricey Cool logo and chill place.

The jalapeño scone was 1000/10. Dense, moist, actually a hint of spice & sweetness with the perfect…read moreamount of cheese distributed throughout. This is a masterpiece and I'd have everyday. The blueberry matcha with early grey foam I think was solid. I liked that it was the right touch of sweetness throughout by having the blueberry on bottom & foam on top.

Great location, quality ingredients, and genuinely warm service, all tucked into a park setting in…read moreEaDo (or maybe SoDo--I'm still not sure what the neighborhood is officially called). A couple of friends and I wandered in early on a Sunday for breakfast/brunch. I ordered the scrambled‑egg and turkey‑bacon tacos with a flat white, one friend had the chilaquiles (he thought they could've used a bit more flavor and some avocado), and my other friend went for the French toast with an iced coffee. We had a great conversation over a delicious meal and solid coffee, and the steady stream of adorable dogs around us was the perfect bonus. I'd read some reviews complaining about the service, but ours was totally fine--especially for an early Sunday morning. It probably helps to be patient if they're short‑staffed, but we had no issues at all.

Stopped by back to back mornings for coffee and pastries. The first day, I was overwhelmed with all…read morethe pastries they offered and spent more than I typically would at a coffee shop, but I was not mad. The avocado toast was good, they used fresh avocado. The toast was very crispy because of the type of bread but I enjoyed it. They also have yummy fresh pressed juice. I wish I would have stopped by for dinner, but did not get a chance. Next time I am in the area I will.

We found this coffee shop while in town in Houston and it ended up being one of our favorites! It…read morewas FIFA fan fest in the area so it was a little hard getting to the location, but totally worth it! The shop had a very homey feel and the staff were super friendly. Strong coffee and the pastries were so good! We tried the chocolate chip cookies and oh my! Overall, we would be back again when in the area!

When your family is on vacation (or staycation in my case) in EaDo, take advantage and walk over to…read moreKoffeteria off Hutchins, really close to Discovery Green, Marriott Marquis, and Daikin Park. It's on the east side of 59 freeway and only a few blocks from the famous Huynh Vietnamese restaurant. We strolled over on a Sunday morning around 9 am and tried a few items: - Make Ya Halo: expensive but really good. You gotta love oat milk if you wanna like this drink. It's served in a foldable paper cup, so that's kinda weird, but also makes me feel like I'm saving the earth by purchasing this $9 drink. - pho beef kolache: one of a kind and you gotta try it. I found it pleasantly surprising. It was served hot and a fair size that won't completely fill you up but it ain't no sample size either. I loved it. - Thai banana pudding: this was the highlight. I'm not sure if it's a seasonal item, but if they have it, you gotta get it. It was delicious and the perfect amount of sweetness. Service was extra pleasant, and though the indoor seating is limited, the outdoor seating is plentiful. Ambiance is hip and cool as one would expect from an EaDo shop. Enjoy!