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It didn't take long for Crema to become a dynasty in Tyler. Opening just in 2021, Crema has become…read moreone of the top spots to get local coffee in Tyler and has built a large group of fans already. I think Crema is good, but to me, they are not really a coffee shop made to get your standard drinks at. Their specialty signature drinks are really what sells them. They are sugary, they are sweet, it's like a dessert in a cup at times. I categorize that style as "sweet treat coffee." Less about the coffee and more about coffee being the base of a sugary fun drink. That's their style, and it works for them. I think that can make a lot of people dislike them for not being as traditional as other coffee shops in the area, but that also opens the floor for people to go to Crema instead of a Dutch Bros/7 Brew and actually have an establishment with a cafe vs. just a drive-through. Their specialty holiday drinks can be pretty over-the-top and exciting as well. I remember they did a Cinnamon Toast Crunch drink once, and it was a behemoth of a drink. Crema opened after I had started going to college, but I've been quite a few times since it was the closest coffee shop to my parents' house for some time and my mom's co-workers loved going there. I would go every trip back and I started working it into my routine to hit up Crema before driving back to college every semester, getting their matcha. Before the matcha craze really took off, I tried Crema's Vanilla Oatmilk Matcha Latte, and I was pretty impressed with it because it tasted earthy but still sweet. I could best compare it to a flavor of Lucky Charms. I went to Crema when I was taking a quick trip to Tyler, and I ordered their iced Dolce with no whipped cream. I thought that it was a great treat after a long morning hike, but possibly too sweet on the wrong day. They now serve their drinks in those rounded bottom cups like La La Land does, which seems to be a trend, but it all makes sense for the concept of Crema. The spot is nice, the baristas are all very friendly, and it was buzzing with people that Sunday afternoon. The drive-through line was stretched super wide even though they were moving orders very quickly. It's great to see it doing well since I've left Tyler. RIYL: A sweet treat.

Used to love crema but if you don't go at the least busy time of day it will actually take 40…read moreminutes to get a drink- whether you go inside or the drive thru, mind you. When I received my drink it was wrong (that's okay people make mistakes) but then waited about 10 more minutes to get it fixed. Just thinking they need a more organized system. I used to work in coffee so I know it can be done! Sorry crema!

The best cheesecake ever. They also offer many ( maybe 10) keto options. My son is diabetic and he…read morecan vouch for the Italian and Peanut Butter. My granddaughter ate her piece very slowly so it would last. lol. I had a sample of the cheesecake brownie and it was great. It's pricey but worth every penny

The cheesecake was incredibly good! This place puts Cheesecake Factory to shame; it's not even…read moreclose. The service was amazing. The two employees were very helpful, and one of them helped to explain the flavor profiles of the different options. There was ample place to sit, as most people seem to just get it to go.

Just had the perfect shaved ice got a medium with grape and green apple flavors topped with sour…read morespray. The combo was insanely good... sweet, tangy, and super refreshing. Definitely hit the spot!

They are super nice and the snow cones are super! They have an amazing assortment of flavors and…read morethey are very good! Great portion sizes. Definitely a must stop on hot days.

I love a local ice cream shop focused on quality. When I heard the Mosaic District had added an ice…read morecream shop, I was excited to try it. When we got in the line was wrapped around the entrance. Service moved pretty quickly with all one large family working to scoop all these different unique flavors. I wish I remembered all their flavors they offer, but there is a ton of unique and intriguing flavors. I got a lemon flavor and their lavender, and they were both really, really good!! The family running it is very nice! They seem to be getting a grasp on how to manage the crowd, but so many people in Tyler were anxious to try the new shop. I think you can totally taste the flavors and quality in these scoops vs. a major chain and the prices are quite fair. $5 for a scoop and $7 for 2 full scoops, and they also sell a flight of ice cream (6 half scoops) for $12. What a steal! I'm excited to see them stick them around in Tyler. RIYL: Affordable and flavorful ice cream in the 903.

Was in Tyler for a short trip. This place was recommended and I'm glad it was. This ice cream…read moretasted and felt like homemade. It reminded me of ice cream I make it home of just cream milk sugar etc. So good. The different flavors were almost more than a mind could process. This place must be on your list of ice cream while in Tyler.

For starters, the place is huge - there's an inside area with the bar, an outside area enclosed for…read morekiddos to run and play, and an outside covered/open area with a stage. The pizzas were soooo good. We got two and easily split them between 3 adults/a baby. The popsicles by the bar - so yummy and great ingredients. The staff were friendly and patient for our first time. Loved this place!!

This appears to be a secret neighborhood treasure---I don't even know how it came up on Yelp!…read moreSaturday morning and little after 9 am and there's a line of regulars (and I mean a real line of people). Bread, bread, delicious breads. All kinds of sourdough pastries from sweet to sweet and savory as well as regular loaves of bread. Terrific. And coffee. Get here when they open or soon after. Enjoy the patio. People watch. Great hangout. Shhh, it's obviously a secret!

On vacation in the area. What a refreshing treat. Staff were nice and the establishment was clean…read more Variety Tasty flavors, My son and I shared a banana split.

Tried this place for the first time and will definitely be back.. employees were super friendly as…read moresoon as we walked in, and ice cream was great! Very welcoming and very clean too!

What is the best coffee in Tyler? What's my favorite coffee shop I've ever been to? The answer to…read moreboth is Brady's. A local Tyler establishment open for 30 years and named after the owner, Brady's Coffee was there before a Starbucks reached Tyler. Brady's might have been one of the first true coffee shops in Tyler, Texas, and it is definitely the longest running. Even in 2026, the coffee is as good as ever. For the most part, James Brady himself is slinging beans and creating masterpieces. Alongside Mr. Brady is his team of young baristas working under the maestro, taking orders and helping him where he needs it. Brady's hours have now expanded, but the quality has remained. Upon revisiting Tyler, I was very excited to go to Brady's again. As we walked through the Azalea and Brick Street districts of Tyler, we landed on the classic off white building with a green awning. Walking in, there were a few people ahead of us in line. Some ordering drip, some getting a specialty beverage, and me and my girlfriend with big smiles. The prices are still as affordable as ever, especially as places are charging $6.50 for a latte now. Brady's is selling drip for $2.50 for 16 oz, a latte for $4.50, and espresso for $2. What a steal. As we ordered, they asked if I wanted cinnamon on top of the latte, a Brady's classic. I obviously said of course. My girlfriend, with her cappuccino with a little bit of chocolate, was asked if she wanted chocolate shavings. She said no, and I told her she was crazy. She said yes after I protested her choice. We took a seat at the most iconic chairs in Brady's, the Sinners Only chair and the God Bless America chair. I got my girlfriend to sit in the Sinners chair without knowing. Inside, there's plenty of charming decor, from the "customer is rarely right" stickers. A little wait later, our drinks were brought to us. Grateful Dead played over the speakers. The music at Brady's is always on point. My girlfriend was very impressed by the cappuccino. To her, it tasted classic. The chocolate shavings were really nice according to her. My latte was also fantastic as always. What's amazing is how welcoming Brady's feels to all. It has this natural hometown feel and though the owner is strong in his religion, Brady's doesn't have Christian coffee shop "vibes" where only a certain group feels welcomed. We went back a few days later, and she got a mocha. She was impressed that it was a true mocha using real chocolate like cocoa powder versus chocolate flavorings or chocolate sauce. I told her Brady's does it differently. I dream about Brady's. There is this classiness to it that is missing from most places. It's not trying to be something it's not. It is never trying too hard. It's just a classic coffee shop. It feels like 2004 inside with a little touch of Global Village Coffeehouse. Maybe some of the best coffee I've ever had when you step back and take it all in. Thank you, James Brady. RIYL: Coffee. Like good coffee.

Coffee includes homemade syrups. I got the Mexican spice mocha latte and it was delicious!…read more The workers helped me with my order and the overall ambiance is very comforting and pleasing. Will be back!