I am a big fan of coffee and couldn't wait to try the popular coffee here. As soon as we arrived,…read morewe found the parking to be relatively easy as they have a big open lot in the front. As soon as we walked in, we were surprised by how full the cafe was. Nevertheless, we managed to get a table. I got the half wintermoon and my friend got the matcha strawberry latte. We also got the poppy lemon bread. The decor was on point and the ambiance was warm and welcoming. Our drinks came out pretty quickly. The matcha latte was delicious and wasn't overly sweet. The half wintermoon was delicious. It had a unique flavor and was well balanced. The quantity was good too. The bread itself was a little too grainy for liking. However the coffee was spectacular. Definitely a must try if you are in the area!

This location is now also charging you when you order "no ice", do not tell you that it costs…read moreextra, and it is not advertised on the menu. Good coffee, and the staff are nice, been coming for over 8 years, but I won't be coming back because I'm sick of the end stage capitalism profiteering. The cold brew is already COLD. I am paying for 16oz of COFFEE not ice. If your prices don't reflect the cost of 16oz of COFFEE then change your prices. If you were a burger joint or other establishment and charged for no ice in a fountain drink you'd be laughed at. This is not okay.

Vintage, interlocking patterns that never go out of style, whether talking your favorite felted…read moreblazer or this beloved hang - with 5x Austin and 3x Dallas, it's easy to find connection & coffee here or there. Always a big fan of SOUR DUCK pastries, beans to-go, seasonal drinks & locals on tap. TORI (not AMOS) is serving a cute CORTADO with the house blend, ask about her budding creative work with a BUCKWHEAT FINANCIER, maybe make a deal!

Not my favorite coffee shop, unfortunately. The location is incredible, right in the middle of the…read moreDomain, surrounded by restaurants, shops, and bars. It's a busy area, and the coffee shop itself had a decent crowd. It also looks like a popular spot for people to come and work. I met up with a buddy to catch up, and we both ordered iced coffee. I also got a frosted cinnamon roll. The baristas were nice, but unfortunately, neither the coffee nor the cinnamon roll really did it for me. The iced coffee tasted extremely bland, even after I added some creamer and sugar. It just didn't have much flavor and wasn't hitting the way I'd hoped. The cinnamon roll was also extremely dry. Usually, if something is just a little below par, I'm pretty easygoing about it, but this one was legitimately not very good. Great location, nice staff, and a cool atmosphere for working or hanging out, but unfortunately the food and drinks just weren't there for me. I probably wouldn't go back.

Bella Vita has quickly become my favorite ice cream shop! You can really taste the difference…read morebecause all of their ice cream is made in-house using real fruit and real dairy. They rotate their flavors regularly, which keeps me coming back to try something new, but my current favorite is the lychee--it's incredibly fresh, creamy, and full of flavor. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, and I honestly haven't tried a flavor I didn't like yet. They also offer boba and sorbet, so there's something for everyone. The shop itself has a warm and inviting atmosphere. There isn't a ton of seating inside, so it may not be the best spot if you're planning to hang out for a while, but it's perfect for grabbing a delicious treat. I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

When I walked out of a BBQ restaurant, I saw a sign that stated Bella Vita Ice Cream with a left…read morearrow. It must have been a sign from the ice cream gods. So, I headed that way to check out the ice cream. I was warmly greeted by Deanna, the owner. Some signage stated it was the best ice cream in Austin. When I inquired how that honor was determined and she shared some documentation supporting the assertion. So, then I sampled some gelato (yes, they give samples!). I settled on the pistachio and mango gelato. Both had strong flavoring and were enjoyable to eat. Deanna said she and her team makes her ice cream and gelato in-house with fresh ingredients. One downside was that the gelato melted quickly as soon as I walked outside in the sun. Also, the ice cream shop was very colorful with brightly featured items appealing to children sitting both indoors and outdoors.

Love seeing another coffee truck in my area! It looks like they have a pretty extensive menu of…read morecoffee offerings, and I'll definitely be back to try more. I got the piloncillo miso and it was perfectly sweet, creamy, and balanced. My only gripe was the price point. It is a bit pricey compared to other coffee trucks nearby, but in the occasions I feel like splurging, this coffee is the way to go.

Delicious coffee! Love the plentiful shaded seating, nice place to hang out with friends. Very…read morefriendly service. :)

I stopped by Cafe Medici in the Domain this morning, and was greeted with smiles from Neha and…read moreAranza. The customer service was warm and attentive, and the coffee was smooth and flavorful. The space felt clean and organized. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxed spot with good drinks and genuinely kind service.

Cool spot for coffee and hangout with a small group. There are a few standard seats and a couple of…read morehigh tables. The honey lavender latte I had was perfect. There's some adjacent street parking and a free parking lot on the opposite side of the road.

Toastique X Jet Set Pilates X Flrt @ The Domain…read more How fun to kick off the morning with Pilates at one of the VIBIEST locations in Austin... The Domain! The owner of Toastique is seriously ON TOP of her marketing game. So many events, collaborations, and B2B grassroots marketing. This is community building done RIGHT. Crushing it! The Jet Set Pilates crew brought the movement, and the Flrt energy drink team was there bringing their own good vibes. Such a fun collaboration! Toastique is also pretty vegan friendly, with easy modifications. I went with a coffee smoothie + chocolate vegan protein and YUMMMM. Definitely hit the spot! We did get rained on toward the very end, but hey, a little Austin weather isn't stopping this party. I'm already looking forward to the next Toastique event. I'm a fan!

The dragon Berry acai is very lemon forward with mild dragon fruit flavor. The granola is in pretty…read morebig chunks, but the kiwi is sweet! The blue mystique is super sweet! Enjoyable after a workout

Bakery Lorraine is a smallish property located in the Northside of the Domain. As you enter the…read moredoor-the line forms to the far right up to a couple Bakery Cases and then the cashier. I had chosen this bakery, as I had heard. It was a French bakery, and also offered lunch options. I had been invited by my daughters who offered to take me out for my birthday. I had also invited my granddaughter and since we live very near each other, she rode into town with me. To be honest, we really didn't get the opportunity to enjoy the offerings. The bakery generally has on hand. Evidently they sell out well before noon. I ordered the chef salad -they serve it with Freshly made Ranch Dressing, but they did have an Orange Dijon Vinaigrette available as well and I chose that. It didn't come with a roll or croissant or anything.. there were some squares of turkey and a hard-boiled egg which was cut in half. I'm sure there was some kind of cheese on it. The salad itself consisted of field greens. No iceberg lettuce no romaine-in all honesty I was pretty disappointed. Even with the dressing it was blasé. My granddaughter had a turkey sandwich on white bread. It was dressed with lettuce and tomato and it looked pretty good. She was also smart enough to order a dessert. They barely had anything left, but she found a fresh little Ttart with fruit on it so she got that. One of my daughters got a hummus plate with chips and veggies as dippers, my other daughter advised me she was on a low-carb diet. She ended up choosing a bowl of tomato soup which they are known for and grilled cheese sandwich which she gave away. I think it was really hard for me to get over the fact that the bakery case was pretty much empty. I guess I should've known better as bakeries are generally very popular in the morning along with coffees which they also specialize in. This just wasn't what I had expected-the food we order was good, but nothing special. There are many other restaurants and bakeries closer to where I live. I do love trying new places, but doubt that I would drive all the way back to the Domain to visit this bakery.

Stopped in for an iced coffee and was pleasantly surprised. It was really well made--smooth,…read morerefreshing, and exactly what I was hoping for. The cinnamon roll looked absolutely amazing (A1!), although it was for a friend, so I didn't get to try it myself. Service was fast, and everyone behind the counter was genuinely friendly and welcoming. The ladies working there made the experience even better with their positive attitudes. I'll definitely be back to try one of those cinnamon rolls for myself next time!

Best Friends Coffee Truck was a wonderful place, Unique…read morespecialty brews and some great spots to sit in the shade's embrace. Every sip was delicious, and somehow got better with time, By the third sip I was like, "yeah I'm definitely writing this spot a rhyme." And I'm sorry I can't recall your name, my man, But thanks for the coffee, the phone charge, and lending a hand. Solid, hardworking, laid-back, and genuinely kind-- My dude, you truly embody the word sublime.

One of my favorite things to do frequent food trucks. I like they are on the ground level of…read moreinnovation and creativity on the food and beverages they server. Best Friend Coffee is exactly what the name suggests...warm, welcoming, and easy to love. This coffee truck serves both coffee and tea. Instead of having my usual coffee, I had green tea instead. My tea server was friendly and welcoming. The was hot and delicious...felt thoughtfully prepared. There is a small area of picnic tables for sitting and enjoying your coffee or tea.

We finally made it to Hissy Fit, and I'm still dreaming about it. Every single bite was perfection…read more Let's start with the biscuits--hands down the best I've ever had in Austin (and honestly, anywhere in Texas). Flaky, buttery clouds of joy. The house-made blueberry preserves? Unreal. The local honey and butter? I could have eaten them with a spoon. My mouth is literally watering just thinking about it. Then came the cinnamon roll--crispy, golden edges with that gooey center that makes you involuntarily close your eyes and do a little happy food dance. We also shared The Old Fashioned biscuit sandwich, featuring house-made sausage that was so good it made us question all other sausage. Naturally, we had to "research" the bacon too--perfectly cooked, smoky, and absolutely worth it. We sat out on the porch with my pup, Lily, who was treated like royalty (fresh bowl of water and plenty of adoring attention). She gives the bacon two paws up! The staff? Absolute gems--Mark & Marie were warm, welcoming, and genuinely happy to have us there. It felt more like breakfast at your favorite relative's house than a restaurant visit. We can't wait to go back and eat our way through the rest of the menu. Hissy Fit, you've officially ruined us for all other breakfast spots.

This is a goodbye review to Hissy Fit, as I just found out that they closed. I tried their bear…read moreclaw and their famous buttermilk biscuits, and both were good! The bear claw is an almond pastry in the shape of a claw. It was sweet and strong in almond flavor, which is a good pairing with their lattes. The biscuit sandwich featured their famous biscuits and was really nice and buttery. Both items were quite filling for breakfast. I hope they are able to reopen somewhere else!

I love this coffee shop, it has all the feels of NYC…read more Conveniently located in the Coach store it makes for easy sipping &/or shopping. The baristas and cashiers are great. I've been here a handful of times and the pastries and drinks always hit the spot. They do a nice pumpkin latte. The cherry marzipan cold brew is delish! Of course you can't go wrong with a classic cappuccino either. The crowning jewel if you will, has got to be the s'mores latte (I love it iced or hot). Back to the pastries... The Lil Miss Jo sugar cookie is not only adorbs but yummy. Absolutely love when they have scones. The croissant and blueberry muffin are equally delish too.

Had HIGH hopes for Coach Coffee, especially because I was looking forward to some cute, photogenic…read moremoments. Welp... not exactly the aesthetic experience I imagined. The coffee was actually really good, and the gift shop side of the coffee shop is SO cute, with tumblers, espresso cups, mugs and fun little gifts, plus pricier finds like $75 hats and Coach sweaters. Plenty of indoor seating, cute cups and straws, and even vegan pastries? Love that. My cold brew with soy milk was great, and my daughter's strawberry matcha was good once they remade it with oat milk. Now for the not-so-cute part. The service was cold. No hello, no smiles, just very much giving "I do not want to be here." We specifically asked for non-dairy milk, yet my daughter's matcha came loaded with dairy cream and had to be remade. The reaction? Annoyance, no apology, just grabbed the drink and tossed it. Yikes. Also, the soy and oat milk options aren't listed on the menu, and the matcha comes with dairy toppings you'll need to specifically ask them to leave off. For a brand like Coach, I expected a little more polish and attention to detail. I'd come back for the cold brew and the adorable gifts, not the service. Cute cups, good coffee, questionable vibes. A 3.5-star experience for me.