I am obsessed with Zuke's Tea! I come here 3 times a week and always have a gallon in my fridge…read more It's locally owned and it's my favorite thing. I get the coconut white with hibiscus and coconut sugar every time in the big size and it's amazing! Highly recommend visiting them!

A lovely experience! I stopped in Waco for a matcha and found this place on yelp. It was quiet for…read morea Sunday, but I think due to the game happening. I forgot to get her name, but she was so kind and walked me through the menu. Made adjustments as needed. What I found to be incredibly thoughtful was that if you taste it and didn't like something; they fixed it for you. I got the strawberry cream Matcha and a vanilla cream matcha with peach cold foam. Sweet level 3. Would absolutely recommend!

I tried the strawberry matcha and really enjoyed it. The strawberry was fresh and not overally…read moresweet. The decor inside is very pretty and there are tables outside.

We've driven by this spot several times and decided to finally try it. Learned they've only been…read moreopen for a few months. We're huge fans of Moroso that is right next door in the same complex so we were pleasantly surprised to find out that they are owned by the same owners of Moroso. They use Illy coffee which is not of my favorites. I ordered my usual cortado though it was hard to narrow down because there was so many yummy-looking drinks on the menu! My cortado was one of the better ones I've had. Smooth (not the least bit bitter), and has a wonderful crema on top. My husband ordered the "Intenso." Pretty much a "drip coffee." He said it was yummy-- had a nice smoky flavor and a good mouth feel. We also ordered a blueberry muffin. So good and unique. It reminded me of an angel food cake with blueberries. Delish. The woman who took our order was friendly and enthusiastic. Aesthetic is nice and cozy. Four two-tops, bar-seating at the window, and four armchairs. Was quiet enough to work and e Joy a book, but also active with several patrons, a couple of which already seemed like regulars. Can't wait to return and try more yummy drinks on the menu.

Ultimately decided to stop by this coffee shop because it has Mexican-inspired flavors. I ordered…read morethe Cafe de Olla latte (orange zest was chefs kiss) and it was made with the right amount of sweet for me! Mila is found on N 25th street with parking all along the sides of the building (also shares the corner with a restaurant). The inside has lots of windows so it receives plenty of beautiful natural lighting. Simple and clean aesthetic with seating indoors and outdoors. Staff was lovely and carefully made each drink ordered.

For being Waco's first Mexican coffee shop, it was amazing. The employees and management are so…read morekind! They really do care about the customer's satisfaction! We got to meet Mila and she's such a cutie! Her service is also top tier with her cute hairstyles and face makeup hehe. I recommend the Banana Cream Latte! It's such a beautiful spot inside and outside! Super clean and modern!

My barista Summer was AMAZING!!! Made my new favorite matcha. Will definitely be backread more

Wow indoor seating is just great! The cafe is such a vibe and good for any occasion! Lots of…read moreoutlets and friendly staff. The coffee wasn't too impressive and I got one of their seasonal "pumpkin" drinks. And lowkey didn't taste like pumpkin and I was somewhat let down. Didn't stop me from locking in and reading my fav horror book. Will be back and give their other drinks a try!

Threat has a friendly staff, great coffee and lots of cool artwork. I will definitely be back!read more

This place is super cute (think boho plant vibes), and the coffee is fabulous. They make all their…read moresyrups in-house, and you can taste the quality. The service is great and friendly too. They have a few toys for kids and coloring sheets as well. I hope to be back and recommend it to anyone in the area.

Order the strawberry matcha! So yum. The breakfast sandwich was also delish. Loved the balsamic on…read moreit (I think it was balsamic). I don't see their menu online, which is a let peeve of mine. I do think our breakfast sandwich was forgotten because we waited 30-40 mins before going up to the counter and asking for it again. Though when it finally came out, we were offered a free pastry or partial refund. So, despite the wait, they were apologetic.

only one menu when we were in line ordering. had to share with other customer, it also lacked any…read moreimportant details about the drinks/food. I ordered a cold brew and it came out with no ice or straw, but I was told by a staffer that that's how they do things around here *AFTER* I had already ordered and paid for it.

A friendly hello and smile greeted me when I walked in. I could tell right away how clean and well…read morekept the place is. The staff are friendly and the owners are good people. I've been to plenty of coffee shops all over the Waco area and the DFW area which is where I live now. So I know a thing or two about them. I can honestly say that I am pleasantly surprised at how good this coffee is. It's up to par with the many coffee shops that I frequent in my Dallas neighborhood. Lorena (my hometown) needed a good coffee place. I am happy to be supporting this local business. Out of the three drinks I ordered, my favorite was the Caramel Pecan Latte, but the Iced Banana Nut Latte was a close second. I could really taste the banana which I absolutely love.

GET: Pistachio praline latte (no whipped cream). Tasty and not overly sweet. Stole from hubby…read more SKIP: Pistachio butter pecan chai latte. Way too sweet, even with ice (and no whipped cream). Unfortunately, had to toss in the trash. Friendly service. Cozy ambiance. Do wish menu was visible prior to counter area (don't like decisions under pressure). Couldn't find a menu online either. Ultimately, this seems like a lovely local business run by nice folks.

Let's put this Lighthouse on your radar!…read more There's no rough waters here. In fact, there's an abundance of festive drinks (with and without alcohol) that will keep you afloat. If you are like me, you'll have no idea where to take your order but don't stress -- a good-natured barista who will help your lost coffee mariner self and navigate you toward a safe harbor. I was guided toward a Coconut Milk Latte with their House Syrup! It was safe, yet adventurous as they have a homemade special House Syrup. Also, it was the exact caffeinated aid I needed to make it through the day. :D Hope the Lighthouse Coffee & Wine will beacon you in!

It hurts to write this because they used to really care about locals and now just seems to have…read morebecome very greedy and trying to take advantage of tourists with Magnolia across the street. Their muffins used to be large, moist, and reasonably priced. Now, they are over $6, tiny, tough, and just not good, despite having a decent amount of blueberries, which is awful when I used to LOVE the others. What's worse is that none of the prices were posted, and likely because it would be offensive to charge. Not even Chip and Jo charge that much at a tourist spot and theirs are much bigger. For $13, my specialty latte cost less than a very small muffin, which the guy at the counter (who didn't offer to heat it or anything) tried to explain were that much because they come from a bakery like they didn't always. His tone was condescending, which was off putting when most people would find this change to be insulting to long time customers who expect more from a local place. It's no wonder they were so empty when it used to be packed. Overcharging for this and trying to explain it as a "small business" upcharge is disrespectful to locals and tourists. Plenty of local places have great goods like Street Dog (their muffins are AWESOME and fairly priced). Even Magnolia has products with price tags that are worth the money and service that does not talk down to people when noticing a significant change. I bought it feeling used and never going back. Rather go to a place with no baked goods than one that has lost its way.