We were in the area and remembered how good our last visit was. Same experince this time. My wife…read moreenjoyed a chocolate mocha frozen blended thingy that was made to perfection. I snarfed a hot cappuccino wit' 2 splendas....it was 5 stars and a large oatmeal raisin cookie was calling my name...it was as amazing as the drinks. They also do froyo.

My sister recommended this place to me because she absolutely loves it here. Since it was my first…read moretime visiting, I kept it simple and ordered a vanilla iced coffee. Sadly, I didn't think it was very good. I've definitely had better coffee, and this one was very, very milky--which sucks because I felt like that's mostly what I paid for. The place itself is super cute and cozy, and I loved the atmosphere. Unfortunately, I'm not sure the coffee was enough to make me want to come back.

I ordered the Matcha Frappe with almond milk. It was really good and probably one of my top…read morefavorites to date. Definitely will come back. The place is unique and beautiful inside.

Very chill coffee place great for studying and hanging out! Got the lychee lemonade and the waffle…read morefries, which were nice and crispy with a slightly spicy sauce. The lychee lemonade was nice and sweet, but the lychee flavor is mild. The decor is nice and the bathrooms are clean. Service was quick and friendly. They were doing a collab with Yukdaejang when we went, so we got a discount on our meal later, which was pretty lucky! Would love to try their other cafe items next time!

I love going to coffee shops that have my name in them ;)…read more No but for real, Yemeni and Turkish coffees and teas anyways hit the spot. Pair that with my love of pistachio, and you've got a match made in heaven. This place looks ethnic, modern and clean. There's a painting of a woman on the wall who stares over us as we eat cake. We were lucky enough to come on a gloomy afternoon, my favorite a way to go to a coffee place. I tried a multitude of desserts, and they were all good. We also had four separate drinks, and they were all good. The cheesecake, milk cake and honeycomb bread were all good. The bathrooms were nice and clean. Overall- would definitely go here again!

Pistachio! I'm a sucker for pistachio so I had to try their pistachio mousse cake and pistachio…read morelatte. They were both fantastic! The pistachio latte was not overpowering at all and you could definitely taste the nuttyness! Not overly sweet which is perfect for me! The pistachio mousse was very thick and rich. My party of friends all enjoyed sampling them both. Our group also tried their Mufawaar medium roast coffee with cardamom & cream (not shown) per the cashier's recommendation. We really did appreciate his rundown of the menu. However, the iced Mufawaar was VERY watery much to our disappointment. Very much everyone in my group's least favorite. The lotus milkcake (not shown) was delicious Interior I will say I was impressed at how big the space was. Very clean, ideal for some work / study. Beautiful patio outside if this Texas heat wasn't so terrible! Overall I have to give it a 4.2~/5. I think their cake selection is great along with their pistachio featured items

I was in for a long drive from Sugar Land out to The Woodlands, so I decided to swing into Asiatown…read moreand grab a drink to help soothe the pain of driving on the Sam Houston at 3pm. I pulled over in the first parking lot I could find and opened Yelp to help me find something. I'm telling you all of this because I ended up walking into Le Drip and ordering the "Egg Coffee", knowing nothing about it. Now, I've been on this earth for a minute and I've drank a lot of coffee. This is among the best coffee drinks I've ever had. Certainly the best I've had in recent memory. What I'm saying is it's in the running for the best coffee drink I've ever had. The egg cream is thick and eggy, which I loved. The coffee itself is bold with a strong coffee taste. The cream is dusted with a heavy shake of cinnamon and it all melded together into a delicious concoction that I couldn't get enough of. If you're looking for a memorable coffee drink, I would recommend giving this spot a shot. Tell 'em Big D sent you.

Finally got around to trying this cozy little coffee shop. Perhaps it wasn't for me, but I found…read morethe drinks at Le'Drip to be just okay. The famous Egg Coffee didn't stand out at all from all the praise it receives. I expected a rich, creamy coffee experience, but I couldn't find any coffee essence at all. Instead, the drink was overwhelmingly sweet from start to finish. I was also excited to try the new Lychee Jasmine Matcha since it sounded phenomenal, but it ended up being my least favorite. The lychee flavor completely overpowered matcha, making it hard to enjoy the drink. Overall, it was a good try but it wasn't cup of coffee.

Trying to order was a little challenging. There was one menu by the front door that we were…read moredirected to, but then there was a different menu at the register with pieces of white paper covering parts of it. It would have been much easier if we'd been directed to that menu first. There were also photos of drinks displayed on the counter without prices, so we had to ask about each one. The staff had to enter every drink into the computer just to tell us the price. We ordered two drinks, a ham and cheese croissant, a lemon blueberry loaf, and two macarons. We received the drinks and macarons, but nothing else. We waited about 10 minutes, assuming someone would call us when the rest of our order was ready, but no one ever did. I finally went back to the counter, and the employee said, "Oh, I thought the other girl did it." While we were waiting, I had plenty of time to look around. The tables, booths, and chairs were dirty. There was food on the tables and floor, and the front door looked like it hadn't been cleaned in quite a while. One employee was sitting on what appeared to be her personal laptop, laughing and watching something instead of helping customers or cleaning. I remember working in food service years ago, and one thing that was drilled into us was, "If you have time to lean, you have time to clean." That definitely didn't seem to apply here. The food itself was okay, but having to remind the staff to finish our order was disappointing. You're asked to tip before you've received any service, yet everything is self-service and no one checks on you. I don't mind self-service at all when it's organized and the restaurant is clean, but this experience felt disorganized from start to finish. I wanted to like this place, but unfortunately, I left more frustrated than impressed.

My friends and I came here for brunch. We came around noon so a lot of the items were out. The food…read morewas okay. The coffee was... not great. The staff was very kind. A lot of things are self serve, napkins and utensils. After ordering, there's a pick up counter for your food and drinks. The cafe is in a very nice spot. It is next to a really nice park and there's a dog area too. Parking is free but limited.

La Plume is one of the few spots you can find a crepe cake in Houston west side. They have select…read moreMille crepe cake flavors and I got to try their Passionfruit Crepe cake. It was scrumptious. This is one of the only bakeries I have found in Houston that offers a passion fruit flavor. This bakery specializes in chantilly cakes and you can order online. They have pastries like croissants, macaroons, and variety of coffee and tea options. Great service and clean cute mint green environment.

Cute lil spot to stop by for a sweet treat and espresso…read more I really like this cute lil dessert spot that offers a multitude of baked goods. The sweets are the perfect not too sugary sweetness. The chilled cake slices were displayed beautifully under the glass. The macaron selection looked wonderful, and I noticed they offered a cute macaron gift set. The croissants looked nice and golden. The buttercream cake slice I bought was nice and light, not heavy at all. The employee was also very nice and friendly. Worth a look if you have a sweet tooth!

I've been meaning to try this coffee shop. We happened to be in the area and stopped by on our way…read morehome from Bellaire Blvd. It was delicious, and I would definitely come again! Even though my girls are too young for coffee, they enjoyed a sample of the cream and a huge cookie! The service was great and the shop was crowded. I love seeing groups of people enjoying the offerings and each other's company.

I ordered the Strawberry Matcha and the Coconut Matcha, and I'd say that for the price, the cup…read moresize is definitely larger than what you would usually get for the same price in Houston. The Strawberry Matcha tasted more like strawberry green tea, with barely any matcha flavor coming through. The Coconut Matcha was very creamy and rich in coconut flavor, but again, I could barely taste the matcha. Overall, I'm glad I got to try this place!

I only got to stop by and do some work here for a little bit between an appointment and dinner…read moreplans, but my experience was good! This is a great spot to get some solo work done or meet with a group. It is not too loud, and they are located within a strip so parking is plentiful. Their menu had a wide variety of hot/cold drinks and sweet treats that you'd typically find in a Yemeni coffee shop, all reasonably priced. The pistachio latte was good, nothing extra memorable but it was what I was looking for in the moment. Keeping this place in mind next time I plan to work remotely from River Oaks (:

Mazajj Organic Coffee is a Yemeni coffee spot located about 1.5 miles from the Galleria. They…read moredidn't have a whole lot of variety here in terms of sweets as compared to other Yemeni spots back in California. Iced pistachio latte ($7.50) - This latte had a strong pistachio flavor and had almost a buttery feel to it. I really enjoyed it and it was one of the better pistachio lattes that I have tried. Dubai chocolate ($6) - This consisted of a large milk chocolate bar filled with rich pistachio cream and kataifi (crispy shredded phyllo dough). It tasted amazing and much better than most places selling these. Pricing was reasonable. Overall I enjoyed my latte and dessert. The interior has some Yemeni decor and there is quite a bit of seating. The only negative is that I wish they had more sweet and snack offerings.

The Ice Coffee is so good! I had the ice Coffee with oat milk and the vanilla syrup…read more They make the oat milk in house and all their syrups. Plus this is a Big Plus they put coffee cubes, so the ice is made of coffee which makes so much sense so when it melts it's not watery. What a brilliant idea! Service is always good very friendly. And the atmosphere is so cozy. I love this place

All was great! I return back here for HTX restaurant week in Feb. it was my first time seeing the…read moreFebruary htx week. My son and I stop by for a breakfast/brunch which is served the duration of the hours of operation. Customer service was friendly. Food was fulfilling. We both ordered a waffle as a the first course. And second course I order the avocado toast came with an egg. And my son ordered his fav breakfast item, which are breakfast tacos. Water is self served. I really like the large windows with all of the natural lighting. We were the last customers of the day was service was still very friendly.

In August, Houston is not a city that rewards standing around outside…read more And yet there they are at Cocha. People clustered on a concrete patio, waiting for tea. The place is temporary. and takeaway only. But the wait isn't as long as it looks. And it's worth it. The jasmine matcha comes in two acts. Jasmine first--floral and fragrant. Then the earthy matcha hits. It's a perfectly crafted drink. The traditional matcha latte is more subtle but just as balanced. Toasty, earthy, just sweet enough to soften the bitter matcha. That seems to be the point here. The tea is serious. Cocha isn't precious about it. No ceremony. No mysticism. No need to convince you that drinking pulverized leaves is an act of spiritual transcendence. Just very good tea, handled carefully and allowed to taste like itself.

Pretty good, strong matcha! The traditional was $8 which was reasonable. My friend got the jasmine…read morematcha ($9) and really enjoyed it. Seating is limited and outdoors. Free parking lot.