This is our number one go to for coffee. It's close by the service is always with a smile and the…read morevibe it gives fits perfect! I do like the Bible references on the cups that is an extra blessing. They have a wide range of coffees and a different take on kolache's. You have to try them.

Good coffee and snacks, good service from these guys. Quite and peaceful place to get some work…read moredone. Ignore people stupidity of such Karens like the one below in her quest for glory LOL

Came here to kill some time and get caffeinated while in the area. Housed in a remodeled…read moreresidential home, the space is cozy and full of characters, with a few tables inside and spacious outdoor patio. I decided to try something new and went with the Peach 'N Cream latte the barista recommended. The subtle hint of peach paired surprisingly well with the latte and made for a really enjoyable drink. I'd definitely stop by again if I'm in the area!

It's always a good thing to come back to a place where the coffee is GOOD! My new favorite is the…read moreshaken expresso with cold foam! You can add any flavor to your drink! I added carameI always get it with oat milk because it' is creamier. The place was pretty busy. It's a nice patio seating with trees all around... friendly barista! Shout out to CJ! ;)

Why 5 stars? Because both of our drinks were awesome…read more --- --- --- I stop at a lot of coffee shops, but it's one thing I don't usually review. I drink black coffee, and to be honest, most black coffee is pretty much the same, no matter where you get it. I feel like I'm writing a review just for the sake of writing it: "I got another black coffee. It tasted like black coffee. Hooray." But in this game, my coffee was extra enjoyable, and my wife's was great too. I almost didn't want to come here because they did not have a cold brew or a nitro on the menu. So I asked for an iced americano instead, and the barista asked if I would like some alternate thing that I hadn't heard of. She explained that it basically just made the coffee seem more like a nitro. Easy answer: yes. I still don't know what it was called, but it rocked. The flavor of the beans were excellent too. My wife ordered a mango matcha drink, which was perfect. I took more than just my standard tasting sip because I really loved it. She did too. While we waited, we sat at a table and played taco cat goat cheese pizza with our son. They have several games available here for people to play. It made the experience more fun. The funny thing is, we expected to walk in to a place with no one inside because the parking situation was weird, but it didn't appear anyone was inside because there were no cars around. We were very surprised to see 10+ customers hanging out, playing games and/or waiting for their drinks to be made. Cool spot and definitely one we will come back to next time we are in need of caffeine in Tomball.

I found 1821 Coffee Fusion on Instagram and immediately saved it when I saw it was family owned by…read morea Salvadoran family. That hit home for me. I am Salvi, and I always try to support local businesses, but when there is a cultural connection like that, I was committed to going. Location It sits in a cute little historical district with a great vibe. The shop is a converted home, which makes it feel warm and inviting from the moment you walk in. It is clean, comfortable, and easy to move around in. There is plenty of seating considering the size of the location. The atmosphere is cool, relaxed, and artisan. They also display artwork from El Salvador, which I truly appreciated. It felt intentional and authentic. Staff and Owners I met the brothers who run it. Super cool guys and genuinely proud of what they have built. I asked what 1821 meant because I did not want to assume. It is the year El Salvador became independent, which sparked a great conversation. They were happy to share their story and talk about how their family is involved. We connected over being Salvadoran and even shared some geographical familiarity about different parts of El Salvador. That personal touch matters. Product and Service I ordered their chai tea and let them make it house style, hot. It did not disappoint. My wife ordered the Sivar and loved it. It has a Salvadoran twist that I will not ruin because I recommend you try it yourself. I will just say this, it is coffee with peanuts. That is your only hint. Overall, the place is fun, cute, artisan, real, and truly family owned. Highly recommended. And one more thing, their coffee is sourced from El Salvador. People do not give that country enough credit. Not just because I am a little biased, but Salvadoran coffee is one of the best kept secrets in North America. Dare I say better than Costa Rica. I am half joking, but only half. If you appreciate culture, good coffee, and supporting family owned businesses, this spot is worth the visit.

I have been going to Conduit for a year now at this point and can attest the quality of the place…read more It's situated deep in the Woodlands which makes it quite cozy when you look out the window, but also inside are plants decorated everywhere The coffee is always a treat to get. Not too sweet and that taste of their coffee is wonderful The folks are always lovely both at the register and when your drink is prepared Overall, comfy coffee shop to just relax in or get some work done (WiFi is provided)

I came here around 11:00am (Saturday) for the first time, and I had a great experience! The inside…read moreisn't as big as other coffee shops so it's kind of tight, which the line went to the door (I was also there at a peak time). The cafe gives a warm, charming, eclectic feel; they have plants everywhere, and for sale! Different types of seating arrangements. The coffee itself is DELICIOUS! They definitely make high quality coffee, house made syrups and specialty drinks. I ordered the "3 Little Birds" and it was so so good! The service was great, Baristas were professional and nice, overall great coffee shop. They are also welcoming to the LGBTQ+ community! I would highly recommend and will definitely be back!

My daughter and I made a quick stop here on a weekday, as mom was in need of a coffee…read more As soon as we walked in, my daughter pointed out at all the cool wall art and how could she not it was very neat! The place is nice and small but with plenty of seating. The young lady behind the counter was very nice and offered my daughter a sticker. I ordered my go to which was just a regular iced Americano, which to my liking was very strong! Sometimes they are watered down too much but they had the perfect balance. I'm also a sucker for a cinnamon roll so I ordered the Tiramisu Cinnamon Roll. Such a well made cinnamon roll, soft and most and the tiramisu flavor is light and not overly done. My daughter and I will definitely come back to enjoy another cinnamon roll and coffee

Stumbled upon this gem!…read more I needed to find a place to get some work don nearby and Agape turned out to be the perfect place. I ordered the Flat White w the sugar-free dark chocolate syrup and a Veggie Frittata. Both were very tasty by the way - I love that i could physically feel the caffeine starting to kick in while i was getting some work done. It was much needed. I only have one note: I requested that the Flat White come hot, but it was more lukewarm. I personally love a piping hot coffee, so I wished it was a wee hotter. Other than that, the cafe has free wifi making it a great place to study or get some work done. The interior is small, but super cute. Lots of natural lighting and a huge hand painted mural garnishes the main wall. The employees were also super sweet and very helpful. I gathered that the cafe was opened by a local family which makes this all the better. Overall, I'd highly recommend! Support your local shops and make sure to drop by.

Wow where to begin! I'm so happy for my fellow Yelpers who have commented and posted about…read moreTrixie's. I was preparing myself for the morning as I knew I was going to need caffeine more than ever and I stumbled on this place. Although it was a bit further from where I needed to go the reviews and photos made me think it would be worth the drive. Well it was well Worth the extra time. This place is just adorable and I was blessed to have met Trixie herself and kick up a conversation. She is just amazing. I love supporting local and more so when they know what they are doing. I had a fabulous espresso with toffee and a tasty quiche. I left very satisfied and sad that I don't live in area but if ever close by you know I'll be stopping by to say hello to Trixie and getting a hug. Yes she gives hugs. We all need a good hug 20 out of 5 stars!!!

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! This is easily the best coffee I've ever had and I've had a lot of local…read morecoffee spots. The owner Trixie is also super dope, win - win for sure! After the first sip we circled back in the drive thru to double up!!! I got a vanilla - cinnamon- honey breve latte. My wife got a salted caramel breve latte and a mocha coconut latte. ALL so good, impressed for sure. Thankful we found this gem!

Great coffee every time and such nice people! Willing to modify our drinks as we needed…read more Definitely our favorite coffee here!

I've been coming to Hellcat for a couple months now, and it's like an addiction. I have tried…read morealmost every latte they have and I love them all, I can never make up my mind of what I want. Everyone that works here is so kind and patient. Even when I pick up multiple drinks for my boyfriend and his coworkers, it comes out in a timely manner. I definitely recommend Hellcat to anyone thinking about going.

Did you know they have a drive-thru? If not, you should, it's been my saving grace each and…read moreeverytime I visit with the doggos. The ladies are incredibly patient. They make sure my dog(s) have pup cups, help me decifer the menu (it's huge), and everything received seems to be treated with care. Their menu is truly a world tour boasting everything from Cafe Cubano to San Sebastián cheesecake. Today I chose two items...well maybe three depending on who's counting. Their avocado toast is served as thick slice of sourdough topped with cream cheese, guac, and a fried egg (with the option of hot sauce on the side). Their key lime pie is personal sized, and great for those who are sensitive to tart. I'd say, it's a creamy cheesecake with a lime glaze providing a spritz of key lime on top. As for the third item, Linus (my dog) gives their pup cup 5 stars. That being said these folks remain a reliable and delicious-worth a return visit in my book.

Typically when I have a bad experience with a company, I improve my communication in the future and…read moreif all else fails I just pick another place. However, it is obvious that the person that started Barbarossa has a great vision, and we have been going since they were just about to open their second shop. The owner provides above average products yet sadly it is almost always ruined by the incompetence of the hired staff. So I will be sharing my experience today, as well as the pattern of the most baffling interactions I have had over the last year. Today, my partner ordered the breakfast bagel (this comes with avocado), I ordered a croissant with only eggs over hard (this doesn't come with avocado according to their menu). Also it is necessary to ask for eggs over hard otherwise the egg whites will be oozing off your croissant. And I mean this with full disrespect because while cooking is a skill that requires development. How. On. Earth. Do you serve someone a raw egg? It is clearly visible, you don't need a food thermometer, it might literally be the simplest thing to cook. You can practice at home for next to nothing! When you ask for eggs for hard here, they will be close to over medium if you're lucky. Today, since they put avocado on my partners bagel I guess they decided to just add it to mine because why not? Well why not is because it's not on the menu, and I did not ask for it and I'm paying for the item I asked for. Not your random remix. Additionally, every time I order, I make sure to specify I want my matcha UNSWEET. Every time they say "ma'am it doesn't come with sweetner" and I hold my tongue because I know well enough if I don't say that, they add SWEETNER. And since my husband ordered this morning and didn't say unsweet, my Matcha ended up sweet. Once? Fine. Twice? Everyone makes mistakes. It's a drink idc. But every single time unless the customer specifies? Are these people being trained? Do they have the capacity to be trained? And sure you might be thinking wow that's harsh. So I shall share a previous experience. I wanted to purchase a lanyard, we all know a lanyard is about 20 inches long right? Well I asked to buy a lanyard in the drive thru, I was told they didn't sell lanyards, not that they were out of stock. No according to this employee they don't sell them, never have. Mind you I had just seen it in the store a few days earlier. I'm not one to argue so I acted as if it were my mistake. A few days later I stopped inside to see if they had any left in store. They had several, I took it to the register and asked to purchase the lanyard. She said "you mean our dog leashes!" ........... I thought she was pulling a little joke. She wasn't. I'm sorry have you seen someone walk a dog? Have you ever seen a dog leash shorter than 2 feet? Have you ever seen a dog? She genuinely begins to argue with me because she can't find the button for dog leashes in the system. (DUH girl! Because the company you work at doesn't sell dog leashes. How do I know that and you don't?) The manager walked over and chose the LANYARD button to which this young lady says snarkily "oh I guess it is a lanyard". The manager looked bewildered at her and I thought surely he will now realize how lacking his staff is. However that wasn't the case. So I beg. Please train them. Fire them. Replace them with robots please. I don't care. I'm even happy to give them gentle instruction on how to do their job if you'll at least teach them not to talk back. Don't assume they know what a lanyard, or a croissant, or a cup is because it just might be to the failure of your company. Bonus: a lot of these kids seem to not know that the source of sugar is what they call "flavoring" :) If I don't want sugar, it feels like common sense that I don't want vanilla with sugar in it? Sincerely written as a person that supports smaller coffee shops in hopes that they succeed over chains.