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5.0 (1 review)
Open • 7:00 am - 8:05 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Golden Roastery - Caramel Frappuccino and Golden Ice cream Coffee

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This weekend was the grand opening up the golden roastery on 1960…read more We have frequented the previous location in Houston and a loved the different flavors of nuts.They have nuts and lots of different sweets. We always come out of there with multiple bags filled with goodies to last us for at least a month till we go again. This weekend, we just wanted to check out this new location. It's quite spacious- there's lots of seating, and the parking lot is spacious. We got the mango ice cream which was delicious, the iced pistachio latte, which was pretty good, (but not my favorite) and the crunchy knafa, which was pretty nice as well. It could have been warmer, so it would have a better cheese pull. The Dubai chocolate was pretty good as well. We definitely will be back to try the turkish delights and our favorite--the spiced roasted nuts. Now that this location is on our side or town, we definitely will be stopping by a lot more often. Looking forward to trying more of their drinks and desserts too!

We visited Golden Roastery last week after my husband saw it featured on Houston Life, and I wasn't…read morequite sure what to expect--but I'm really glad we went. We stopped by the FM 1960 location, and while it sits in a small, somewhat worn shopping strip, don't let that fool you. The real charm starts the moment you walk through the door. Inside, we were immediately struck by the gold décor and a stunning display of beautifully trimmed serving ware for sale. One wall features a mesmerizing mural of a pair of eyes--perfect for Instagram-worthy photos. The shop is packed with sweet treats from around the world. There's even a section with individually wrapped mini chocolates labeled with messages like "Happy Birthday" and "Congratulations," along with prepackaged dessert trays for baby showers and other special occasions. As we explored further, we found a wide selection of nuts and pre-made sweets--honestly, we were surprised by just how many goodies there were to choose from. Now, onto what we tried. The pistachio halva wasn't very sweet; the pistachio flavor was the only thing that really came through. It had a soft, nougat-like texture but felt a bit bland overall. I also ordered the strawberry tres leches--one of my favorite desserts--mainly because I couldn't resist. While the presentation was beautiful (almost too pretty to eat), it lacked the sweetness you'd expect from the condensed milk. The brownie topped with Dubai chocolate also fell short in flavor, missing that rich chocolate sweetness you usually get from a good brownie. As for drinks, we tried the caramel frappuccino and the golden ice cream coffee. The frappuccino was just okay--not particularly rich or memorable. The golden ice cream coffee, though, was a standout. The blend of coffee and ice cream with a drizzle of caramel was absolutely delicious--and the lady named Ro was super sweet and helpful in guiding us through the drink options. Overall, we were impressed by the variety and unique offerings, and we definitely plan to return to try more items--especially the crepes.

Must Go Coffee - Almond Croissant

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I don't usually write reviews, but Must Go Coffee truly deserves one. This cozy café in North…read moreHouston has become one of my absolute favorite places, and honestly, the name fits perfectly! It really is a "must go." From the moment you walk in, the vibe is calm, welcoming, and full of good energy. It's the kind of place where you can instantly relax, whether you're starting your morning or winding down after a busy day. The atmosphere is a perfect mix of modern and homey. The décor is simple yet stylish, the lighting is soft, and the music is never too loud. Every time I visit, it feels warm and comfortable, like a place made for good conversations and quiet moments. The staff always greet me with a smile and take the time to make each order right. They remember faces, favorite drinks, and even ask how your day is going, which makes every visit feel personal. Now, about the coffee, it's incredible! You can taste the difference in quality with every sip. The beans are fresh, and the drinks are smooth, rich, and never bitter. My personal favorites are the iced vanilla latte and the caramel macchiato. Both are balanced perfectly, not too sweet but full of flavor. On cooler days, I love getting their hot mocha or matcha latte. They also offer plenty of non-coffee options, which is great for anyone who just wants something cozy and refreshing. Their food menu is just as impressive. They have pastries, cakes, ice cream, and breakfast options that are always fresh and delicious. The croissants are buttery and flaky, and the muffins taste homemade. I tried their slice cakes once and have been hooked ever since -- especially the strawberry and chocolate ones. Everything pairs perfectly with their drinks, and it feels like the kind of treat you can actually enjoy guilt-free. The shop itself is a great space to hang out or get work done. There's free WiFi, comfortable seating, and plenty of natural light, making it ideal for studying or working remotely. I've spent several quiet mornings there with my laptop and coffee, and it's always peaceful and relaxing. Overall, Must Go Coffee checks all the boxes: amazing drinks, great food, friendly people, and a comforting atmosphere. It's not just another coffee shop, it feels like a community spot that genuinely values its customers. Every visit reminds me why I keep coming back. If you're in Houston and haven't tried it yet, I can't recommend it enough. Whether you're grabbing your morning coffee, catching up with friends, or looking for a peaceful place to relax, Must Go Coffee is the perfect spot. It's easily my favorite coffee shop in the city, and once you visit, I'm sure it'll become yours too.

I've been here a handful of times, but I feel the drinks are not as consistent as I'd like. I've…read moreordered the Wild Pistachio Latte about four times, and it hasn't been as good as the first time I tried it. On one occasion, I also had a not-so-great experience. I understood they were having power issues and were operating on a generator. Their tablet system appeared to be working, as I could see my order while placing it. I was making a large order for my coworkers and needed an itemized receipt. When I asked for one, I was told they couldn't provide it due to the power outage. I then asked if they could pull up my order on the tablet so I could take a photo of it, and I was told "yes, one second." However, after my order was ready and I followed up, the staff member seemed irritated and repeated that they couldn't provide a receipt because of the power issue. I clarified that I only needed to take a picture of the order on the screen, which I thought we had already agreed on. I also didn't realize that every add-on they offer comes with an extra charge. For example, when asked what kind of milk I wanted, it wasn't mentioned that 2% milk (which is typically the default) had an upcharge. Additionally, when a soft top was offered for an iced drink, it wasn't disclosed that it was a $1.50 extra charge. This was frustrating, as these add-ons were suggested by staff without clarifying the additional cost. While the issue was eventually resolved, I left feeling unhappy with the overall experience. I did return once afterward, but between the inconsistent beverages and the lack of transparency around pricing, I don't think I'll be coming back.

4 Brothers NY Bagels - veggie bagel

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So I haven't even gotten my food yet but this couldn't wait. The service in here is top notch! We…read morewere greeted immediately, like before we got in the door good. Plenty of offerings, cooking your food fresh. I can't wait to taste it. Now that I've eaten, I'll definitely be back. Everything was delicious. I had the lox sandwich just as it comes and was surprised to find a side of some of the best chive cream cheese I've ever had. Please get here! A local gem for sure.

Totally legit bagels. I mean, these are the REAL deal…read more If you've ever lived in the New York/Northern New Jersey area, you know there is a bagel shop on every corner. And all of them are good. Come to Texas, though, and it's a bagel desert. Not any more. Damn, these are really good: crispy outside with a soft, moist inside. Super selection of all of the REAL bagel flavors (not the boujie flavors - although they do have some of those): plain, onion, garlic, salt, rye, pumpernickel, everything, sesame seed, poppy seed. All of the ones I got (and I got a dozen of a variety of their offerings) were scrumptious. Don't waste your money going anyplace else if you want a true bagel. No matter how you eat it (plain, with cream cheese, butter, peanut butter or as a sandwich holder), these bagels are fabulous! Had a nice chat with Josh when I stopped in; it's obvious this place has great employees. Sandwiches are available here too, so stop in for lunch if you're in the area. Otherwise stock up and eat one every morning for breakfast. Oh, you can't go wrong with that! Tubs of cream cheese (in many flavors) are also available. Nice little shop that was clean, nicely decorated with a few tables if you aren't heading back on the road. Ample parking, whether you're running in for a quick dozen or a to grab a custom-made sammie. I will be back. You can bet on it.

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I stopped by this cafe to get some work done since there was a power outage in Spring, and I think…read moreI found my new favorite study spot when I'm in the area! This seemingly small cafe is actually quite spacious; the ambiance was quiet, and the service was friendly. They had a seasonal menu for the fall, so I chose to order the iced Tiramisu latte with oat milk, and the cup was coated in tiramisu (?) syrup. The coffee taste was a bit masked, but overall it was creamy, not too sweet, and had a mocha flavor! The Core Cafe had several unique flavors that I'd love to try, so I look forward to returning. :D

This cafe is where Barbarossa used to be. Barbarossa was my favorite coffee spot on this side of…read moretown and there aren't many! Their new location is pretty far from me, so i thought I'd check out this place since it is where my favorite used to be. However! This was my first and last visit. As soon as i walked in, i smelled an overwhelming scent of smoke. I'm not sure if that came from the patrons or the space itself, but that alone was almost enough for me to walk right out of the door. But i stayed because i really wanted to give this place a chance. Like another reviewer, Elizabeth V., mentioned, there were 3 women around the counter who were not welcoming. Considering that you have to walk a distance to even get to the counter, being welcomed when you get there would have been nice! Anyway, the woman who took my order wasn't kind or helpful and when i asked for my drink iced (because the menu didn't specify if the drink was offered hot or iced) she said - kind of condescendingly - "it's already iced..." How would I know that if it's not listed on the menu? And why am I receiving snark for specifying how I'd like my order? Even though I was ordering in person, it felt like I was ordering at a drive thru - being rushed and questions discouraged by an apathetic employee who'd literally like to be anywhere else in the world at that moment. I knew I wouldn't stay at that point so I grabbed my matcha (which was just okay) and left. It's super disappointing to see that this is what occupies the space where my favorite coffee spot used to be. Maybe good service is worth the 45-min drive to their new location! Coming here certainly wasn't worth the headache of traffic, construction, a busy parking lot full of people cutting through to avoid the traffic on the street, and attitudes from the employees. If you like good coffees and teas but also like a kind and welcoming ambiance, please go elsewhere. I wish I wouldn't have believed the 5 star reviews I saw here.

PJ's Coffee - Great selection to choose from!

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When the calendar aligns with Mardi Gras, it's the perfect excuse to get some seasonal goodness…read more Based on a friend's recommendation, I went to PJ's for King Cake. She grew up in Louisiana so I took her recommendation to heart. When I went to place my order, I was asked if I wanted traditional cheesecake or cream cheese. Those that know me know that I can't handle the stress of such a complicated question so I ordered one of each. Now, these things aren't cheap, but don't let that deter you...read on... When I placed my ordered the nice lady at the counter told me that they weren't fully ready and that she needed to step to the back to decorate them. Wowee! Fresh Kind Cake. After a 10 minute or so wait, they both came out. I took them home and busted open the boxes. After a few sinful bites of each one, I felt sick from the sugar -- but I knew what I was in for. I at some more, haha. In the end, I preferred the traditional cake over the cream cheese. As I look back, I remember seeing advertisement for Mardi Gras drinks. One of those lattes sounds amazing. Will have to go back for one. Oh, and sorry for not posting pics of the King Cakes. I meant to. By time I regained control after getting my munch on, I wasn't proud of the way the cakes looked. I will have to go back and order a fresh cake and share a picture on my next visit. Go check this place out if you haven't. Also, if you're a Mardi Gras fan, you have your little corner of Louisiana on Cypresswood and Stuebner Airline. Bon appetite.

This was my 2nd time trying PJ's and neither time did I enjoy my drink…read more Today I went through the drive thru and ordered their new Southern Wedding Cake flavor, frozen with soy milk & whipped cream. Unfortunately I tried it when I drove off. But it tasted like a plain frozen coffee. It was not sweet at all and had no flavor. Im highly concerned if maybe they forgot to add the syrup because I did not taste any vanilla or almond. The whipped cream had more flavor than the drink. I was very disappointed. The cashier was kind so I gave 2 stars for her.

HTeaO - coffee - Updated May 2026

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