Madison G.

I came after a yoga class down the road and was so impressed! I kid you not I got into the coffee shop at noon, and my iced latte with strawberry lavender HOUSE-MADE (yummy) syrup was out and I was back to my car at 12:02. The guy working was SO nice. I can't wait to come back! The latte was made PERFECT!

Shannon G.

Oh my word, this yoga coffee shop is darling. Parking lot is very large. It's not in a shopping center but rather in a destination business center. Doesn't exactly look like a coffee shop from the outside, as you see YOGA on the window. And RETREAT. But they do have coffee, and it's so darling inside. There is a long table right in the window that faces the parking lot. A small couch in the corner. And on the other side a couple chairs and couch and an egg shaped swing. They do sell a small selection of yoga clothes. And some t-shirts, and some gorgeous jewelry. Some candles, Sage bundles, and incense. The coffee menu is pretty straight forward. None of that nonsense 100 syrups, and 10 different milks. Just a really good quality coffee. I actually didn't order a coffee, but got a chai, with oat milk. I don't think I ever had a more delicious chai. Simply outstanding. The gentleman that took the order, and the barista that made the drink. Both were so nice and friendly, and personable. Actually after finishing my drink I spoke with the barista, who loved talking about the quality. Obviously enjoys his job. A hidden gem for sure. And even though it's a bit of a drive, I would come back here again as a meet up. I do want to mention, that even though it's small in the coffee shop, the noise level was low. Very easy to carry a conversation with someone and not have to yell to hear them. Or have to talk over other people around you. It' was a vibe for sure. And I loved it.

Tiffany J.

What a great gem in North Austin! My friend found Flora on Yelp. We weren't familiar with this coffee shop prior to visiting. I was a little confused when I drove up because I didn't realize that it's inside the Retreat Yoga Studio. There is a neon sign on the window as well as an A-Frame Sign near the entrance to let you know you're in the right place. Parking is plentiful in the shopping center. Because it's in a Yoga Studio, there isn't much seating (though they did have tables set up outside). The vibe was relaxing and calm. I don't know what scent they had in there, but it smelled nice. This wouldn't be a place to study or work as the seating is limited and I didn't see many outlets. There was a small area with bar stools if you need a tabletop, but most of the seating was couches and lounge chairs. It's more of a place to relax or catch up with a friend. I love when coffee shops have signature drinks. I ordered the Cajeta Crème Brûlée Cappuccino. It was so good, but it came in a small cup. The smoky sea salt was delicious! I don't typically care for sea salt in beverages, but it complimented the flavors so well! I asked the barista to sub oat milk which they were able to do but he informed me that some of the ingredients had dairy (which was fine). I appreciated the disclosure. I was able to drink it without any issues. Because my drink was so small, I decided to order a second one. I went with the Ginger Snap Latte (with oat milk) and it was tasty! I didn't like it as much as the Cajeta Crème Brûlée, but it was really good. I was happy that it was served in a larger cup. The space had plants as well as merch like clothing, scented candles, soaps, and jewelry (which was beautiful). The bathrooms were very clean and had feminine hygiene products as well as a basket with bobby pins and hair ties. I love the attention to detail! We were there close to closing time (3 pm). I appreciated that one of the employees let us know that they would be closing without forcing us to get up and leave. It was on par with the gentle and calming vibe of the space.

Jessica M.

So the coffee was good here, they had some interesting combinations and I ordered a blueberry latte of some sort and it was really good. Service was quick and friendly. This coffee shop is inside of a yoga studio. They did have a few places to sit indoors and out but not very much. I'm not sure if I would go back or not.

Kayla P.

Had a great experience here at Flora. I was greeted as soon as I opened the door. There a cozy spots to sit and work or talk. You can also take your drink outside as well. It's inside of a yoga studio so if you feel lost trying to get to it, just keep going! He was so nice, and walked me through what the special drinks were for the holidays. The sweet potato latte caught my eye! He said that it's seasonal so snag one before it's gone. It was very good. I wanted it while sitting outside reading a book. It's really an ideal location, because it's so quiet.

Delores L.

If you blink you might miss Flora Coffee. I drove once around the parking lot and stopped in at a hair salon in that same shopping center to have a nice gentleman point me over to the Retreat. Pro tip: Flora Coffee is located inside Retreat Yoga studio on W. Anderson Lane. Flora Coffee is a whole vibe. In line with the name Retreat, Flora Coffee is in the lobby of Retreat yoga studio, giving retreat vibes - basket laced mirrors, straw lamps, and even a wicker swing, i.e., Mexico meets remote retreat. If you are not Zen before entering Flora Coffee, your dial immediately turns up to Zen on steroids. They sell sage sticks known for helping to eliminate bad spirits, emotions, and energies. Flora Coffee also has a bookshelf, which seems to be older books. It appears they want you to relax and stay a while. The coffee shop is small, intimate, and probably seats 7-8 people. Now, for the coffee...after missing out on a Horchata donut on Monday, I had Horchata on the brain. Thus, I tried the Horchata latte. Based on a recommendation from Josh, my server, it was one of the coffee shop's favs. It was not what I was expecting, in a good way. Horchata is usually pretty sweet, however, my coffee had a hint of Horchata and not sweet at all. The Horchata Latte (non-dairy for those trying to eliminate dairy from their diets) pairs spices with espresso to yield a refreshing coffee that does not punch you in the gut. Loved it... They also sell aqua fresca, water, Stoke pressed juices, K-Tonic kombucha, Soco Ginger beer, Chobani yogurt, apples, La Patisserie pastries, and tacos from El Dorado next door likely to support primarily the yoga studio. Flora makes its own coffees and syrups. For the true coffee enthusiasts that have V60 pour-over options. Josh was one of the kindest and most personable servers that I have encountered in a while. We talked about Flora coffees and other coffee shops in the most positive manner. Flora Coffee appears to be a place where you sit down, relax and have a nice cup of coffee. Retreat permeates throughout the coffee shop. This appears to be the ideal location for an after-yoga chat, meetup with a friend or date or a place to come alone for some guarded peace and quiet. Definitely will be returning...

Joe T.

Recently discovered this hidden gem off W Anderson in a strip mall. They share the space with a yoga studio which adds to the vibe. The owner/operator was chill and kept the short line moving. The star for me was the creme Brulee cappuccino. Nice balance of caramel, burnt sugar & a dash of salt. Will definitely come back for this one.

Suzy D.

Popped in here on a whim and were pleasantly surprised! The cafe is tucked inside a yoga studio with a few cozy spots to sit and enjoy the calm lobby. We were happy to see that non-dairy milk was not an up charge and the syrups were homemade. We both had delicious lattes that were temped perfectly and balanced and the barista was super nice. Will come back when we're in this neighborhood.

Jennifer B.

Good vanilla latte and made fast, the inside is a cute seating area with yoga happening in the back. Decent place to swing by if you're just looking for g for a matcha or coffee. Staff was friendly and energetic.

Han C.

What a cute coffee shop! Located inside yoga studio (Yoga retreat) and opened for about a year this coffee serves some majorly great coffee. My husband who is a coffee snob loved his pour over Ethiopian coffee (for the real coffee extraordinaire they use a V60 for it - don't ask me what that means). They have different pour overs from different countries and some fermented beans whatever that means. I got the horchata latte decaf and that was delicious and thankfully to me not as sweet as an horchata so I really enjoyed it - a little horchata but not overly sweet and the espresso helps cut through it. And thankfully was non dairy which I appreciate. The barista was super nice and I saw him greeting everyone and having convos with people that came in. The seating area is tiny (maybe 12 people could sit at most?) but has very comfy chairs and great spot to catch up with a close friend or maybe even a first date you're not sure about. There are about 6 seats with a high long table if you need a table to study. They do have WiFi. Also the shop smells amazing - I think because it's tied to yoga studio but it smells like nature and very zen. Parking is free with it being located in a strip mall so plenty of parking all around. Food wise they offer pastries from La Patisserie they get each morning - we got the cronut which was good. They also have tacos from El Dorado but do sell out. They also have a small grab and go fridge with apples, Chobani Greek yogurt and kombucha.

Tu T.

* Vibe : 5/5 -- Calm, cute, yoga-studio chic. (Felt like I was on the coast of Cali or Tulum) * Drinks : 4/5 -- Horchata latte = chef's kiss. (Pretty sweet but delicious) * Service : 5/5 -- Baristas that is knowledgeable * Overall : 4.9/5 -- Hidden gem and definitely coming back!

Amy R.

Amazing service, great vibes and the Cherry sage was such a unique and rich addition to their hot lattes!