This coffee shop is cute and right by the trail. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. The…read moreindoor seating is limited, and they have some outlets. Outdoor seating is a lot more plentiful, and they have umbrellas that provide partial shade. The drinks were quite expensive. I got a 12 oz Rhoads Chai, which was just a chai latte with vanilla cold foam. It was $6.50 for the drink, and I did not opt for a milk substitution for $1. The menu said $6, so I'm not sure where the extra fees came from after tax, and the menu did not indicate any.

Their matcha is honestly pretty great! Love how they always bring out seasonal drinks. Just…read moreremember to write down all that went into your favorite drink before it's gone so you can order again in the future! The ambiance? VERY PRETTY- the space is small but I do love their indoor seating arrangemen, especially by the fireplace! Have been able to conversate with strangers because of its welcoming arrangement facing each other. Outdoor seating is just perfect too!! It invites you to hang out & chat under their large umbrellas. They also rent out bikes to ride on the trail right next to the shop. Wonderful idea & might give it a try this Spring! Their little clothing & jewelry section are the cutest but extremely overpriced! Yikes! So fun to look at though & glad it's an option in the store although I do wish that section was used for more seating-it can get a little congested & loud since the space is small. Picturesque perfect is how I'd describe this cute little shop. We'll be back this wee

I've been to many, many coffee shops through my early adult years, but the first I started going to…read moreon a frequent basis was The Foundry, located right off the downtown square of Tyler, sitting on the first floor just beneath Bethel Bible Church. Though The Foundry is ultimately connected to Bethel as their nonprofit, and many Bethel members spend time there, it misses the mark of being what feels like a "Christian coffee shop". Instead feels like a coffee shop that is driven by God, which is a very important difference to make. The Foundry is welcoming to all and is a place of peace for all. Their space is quite large, with plenty of tables of all sizes in the back, bar seating, and more. There is an outside coffee garden space that is peaceful if you happen to be around during the three weeks where Texas weather is bearable. There are also a few tables in front of the shop. There's a room that always displays local artists' work. The Foundry roasts all their own beans under Porch Culture. The team behind Porch Culture seems to have a genuine care and passion for coffee roasting, which they obviously benefits from. Certain days in the shop, you can see them roasting and experimenting in the back. I, of course, had to leave with a bag of beans to take back to Austin with me. Recently, upon my trip back home, I had a vanilla latte of theirs, which was great, plus a cinnamon roll, which was delectable. They can get pretty busy on a Sunday before a Bethel service starts, but their team usually seems on top of it most times I visit and are all very friendly and talkative. I missed The Foundry. From my time in high school when I'd go to study, or through college breaks where I used it to get out of the house and work on side projects, it was a great place to hide out, and it still is as good as I remember. RIYL: That warm coffee smell and a good co-working space.

First time in Tyler and had to check out The foundry!…read more If you are with a big group or looking for a great place to study... THIS place is for you! Inside was massive with AMPLE! Space to study. It was nice and clean inside. I can see parking being a little of a hassle, but overall doable with the parking garage nearby. We loved the matcha latte and can't wait to come back to try the coffee.

Someone mentioned we should try this spot and we decided to today. The place is quaint and small…read morewith cute little Knick knacks and small items you can buy from a store. Maybe 20-30 people can eat inside at any given time which could tight if they were busy. We were immediately greated and our order was taken at the register. They were out of a lot of things but we decided to try a croughnut, croissant, chicken salad, tomato bisque, and gumbo. Everything was extremely tasty. I def recommend giving them a try. Or just buy a dozen of their fresh baked items for a party. Delish.

All of their items are fantastic! The shop is decorated with a French theme and such fun! It's…read moregreat if you are eating in or picking up a to go order.

The staff here is always friendly and welcoming. The place is immaculately clean and I mean always…read more It never feels overcrowded, which makes for a relaxed atmosphere. And the coffee? Consistently excellent every single time.

I love their beignets!!! Definitely a taste of Nawlins in East Texas. Thank you for bringing this…read moreplace to Tyler.

Wonderful coffee shop that needs to stay in business! We had a much better personal experience than…read morewe ever could've had at Starbucks. And their chocolate crescents were amazing! They were polite enough to customize an odd request and did so in such an eloquent kind manner. Hard to find shops like these. They offer a drive through & a small but very cozy quiet seating inside. We will attempt to come by 3-4 times a week

This cute little place is a hidden gem. Very unassuming both outside and in, it nevertheless has a…read morecozy welcoming feel. The people are so friendly, and they have a lot of interesting options to go along with the "usual coffee suspects". Our coffee took a little longer than it would at the big chains, but not much and it is definitely worth it to be supporting a local business and such great people. We'll be back (often I expect).

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.

Brady's is a top notch establishment with integrity and honesty as core values. I have always been…read moreimpressed by the service and the quality of the drinks and pastries.

Great place first of all. I love the walk-in experience with the tea wall and all the fun aesthetic…read morewith the music!! The workers are so nice, and it's amazing service, and it's fast!! To top it off, the drinks and snacks and amazing. They are so good it keeps me coming back! Thanks so much for Nobility!! Can't wait to be back again!

I had an amazing experience visiting this tea shop. Beautiful, clean, very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff. Lauren quickly and promptly met me at the door and showed me their vast selection of teas. I selected the Polar Escape, a white tea with mint, to help a sore throat. They also had a good array of tea brewers, kettles, steepers, spoons, etc to add to your tea brewing proclivity. I selected a beautiful tea infuser, I can't wait to use. You can buy tea by the gallon or sample premade options. There was popcorn and honey sticks too. I got some popcorn and a hot tea to go. Very polite staff helped me top to bottom. I can't wait to go back, I'm sure I will be a regular. 10/10