This Black Rock Coffee Bar location is one of the newest in the Greater Houston area and has plenty…read moreof parking whilst neighbored in a busy strip plaza. The drive thru proves efficient as early as 5:30am and even during the afternoon hours when I've stopped by. With plenty of coffee based beverages on their menu, Black Rock also offers a variety of other drinks like teas, lemonades, energy drinks, sodas, and smoothies. They've got a kid's menu for "lil rockers" so your little one can enjoy too. The coffee drinks and chillers I've tried a handful of times were well balanced and great as a morning eye-opener or afternoon pick-me-up. I'll be swinging by this spot whenever close by to enjoy a dose of caffeine.

We usually get great drinks at this location. Today was no exception. They must be at the far end…read moreof the supply chain because the last 3 visits they were completely out of coffee beans. You can get kcups but no beans, ground or otherwise. The whole national chain had a t shirt give away a while back.....you guessed it....this location had none.

Visiting around Sugar Land area, super cool place. The coffee shop setting has a Japanese style…read moreminimalist and clean. The coffee was delicious. We order a pour over cup and it was fantastic you can really tasty the notes of the beans. Service was good, friendly and quick. A lot of parking space and outdoor seating is available.

I was on my way to meet up with some friends in Sugar Land one Sunday morning and I figured I…read moreshould try some local coffee. This spot came recommended, so, I figured I would check it out The coffee shop is tucked away behind some office buildings and situated just outside a residential area. The exterior is nothing flashy, but as I walked up I noticed several people enjoying their coffee outside and enjoying the beautiful Houston Spring weather The exterior was chic and cozy. There is a variety of coffee types to try a you can order beans, merch, and other coffee items to the right when you walk in. There's also a space in the back with machinery where they most likely do much of the coffee prep work and R&D. The order counter is simplistic, clean, and almost futuristic in vibe. There is plenty of indoor seating, but there were a bunch of people dining in and it made me feel a bit claustrophobic with most tables full, a bit of a line, and people waiting on their order. It's not a huge space, and I wish I could have seen it more empty an chill. Either way it's probably a great place to study or have a meet up with a friend or two You can order pretty much any classic coffee drink or some of their signature offerings. For coffee lovers you will find a variety of beans and options to order from the Brew Bar menu. They have hot, iced, sweet, and coffee-forward drinks. There's also plenty of pastries or bites you can order. There are small menus at the front of the line and no big menu at or behind the register. Their website doesn't provide an easy way of locating their menu so I had to wait until I was towards the front of the line to get a menu, and that is a pet peeve of mine, because then I feel rushed to order The staff were fine. Not overly friendly or pleasant. I would say everyone was professional and focused. I will say I only ordered a flat white and it took longer (probably twice as long or more) than any other coffee spot I've been to. While that would irk me slightly as I was in a rush, I'm torn on this place because it truly was some of the best coffee I've ever had. Their portions aren't very big, but the flavor will satisfy your tastebuds Some tips: See if you can grab a little menu from the front to bring with you to the back of the line. Again, I only tried the flat white, and I'm a huge flat white fan... this is probably my favorite one in the Houston area Cheers!!

Just visited them this am at the farmers market. What a lovely experience! All three folks working…read morewere so kind and knowledgeable. Got an iced black coffee. The coffee is SO GOOD!!!!! Will be back!!

Matcha viet coffee - 9.5/10 Ube viet coffee - 10/10…read moreEgg viet coffee - 9/10 Salted viet coffee - 8/10 White viet coffee - 8/10 Signature viet coffee - 9/10 Got the chance to try some high quality, authentic Vietnamese coffee imported straight from Vietnam This was some of the richest and most flavorful coffee ive had with a perfect balance of sweet and strong. This small business offers pick-up only orders and you can also find them at pop-ups around Houston (check out their page for updates)!

We were a large group. They worked quickly to get our order done…read more The drinks and food were delicious! I'll be back!

Booooooooooooobaaaaa!!! On a Boba kick and I don't know why!!…read more Location: This one is located in a super busy shopping center on W. Belfort near Kirkwood. Parking: This location is in a bustling shopping center. So there is plenty of parking!!! However, there are a few spots in the front of the Tea Shop! Ambiance: Typical Teahouse vibes. Tables to gather, study, or just enjoy your treat! Looks like they also have games as well. This a galley-style shop so you can see from beginning to end when coming in. Service: The server was super nice and helpful. Gave me great suggestions and even made an off the menu drink for me. THE BIG REVEAL: So how was the tea? It was cool! I ordered a Rose Milk Tea. Now those are hard because Rose is a flavor that if done wrong, its over... everything is over! If done right, then we are looking good. This one was just okay. I've had it once and probably won't revisit that specific tea. But it was a great try. The highlight of the drink was the double boba!!! Yummmm!!! And unlike some places, when you say double boba me please, they mean it and give you the double boba you pay for. Now that will have me going back for sure! To close, this place is a hidden gem for sure! Great service, great boba, and the prices won't break the bank!!!

I am impressed with this Red Berries Bakeshop's new location. It moved from Parks at Sugar Creek…read morestrip mall to Murphy Road and SW Freeway. The interior is much bigger than previous location. There are lots of seating area and bigger cake displays with more deli choices. I was shopping at Sugar Park Plaza across street and noticed the sign, nice and big. Red Berries Bakeshop is smacked between Cici's Pizza and Xfinity Store. I can't resist of coming in. Wow. The friendly employees greeted me as I walked in. That was how I remember Red Berries Bakeshop. I have been to its sister store Hot Breads Bakers on Hillcroft Street. Yeah. I like this one better. As I was contemplating with what to eat for lunch, a helpful customer suggested to try their panini. So, I ordered Masala Aloo Panini. While waiting, I also bought 2 boxes of cookies because of the buy one gets one for 50% off holiday offer. My sweet tooth was not ended yet. I also ordered a cake shot - cake and topping in a shot glass. I used to remember all the pastries taste and ingredients. I know my favorite is the eggless Pista Cookies. One of the boxes of cookies was assorted. I don't know their names, but I know few of them has Indian spices. Mmm... So Yummy. It took about 10 minutes for Panini to arrive. I could never imagine having a meatless panini with spicy potatoes before. The cheese and spicy sauce just melt in my mouth with the toasty bun. Anyway, to finish it off, I ate that cake shot. Ha! What a square meal. If you are in the area, make sure to stop by. Oh, I can't recommend any particular dish because I will tell you to order everything.

This was my first time stopping by the Red Berries Bakeshop even though I used to live within…read morewalking distance of the Sugar Land location. The bright Red Berries sign caught my attention and made me want to come in and try a slice (or two) of their cakes. I had no idea what was in store for me! I walked in and was greeted by an amiable staff member who was kind enough to show me and explain to me some of their different menu items and pastries. I was quite excited to try their Rasmalai Pastry and I loved it! It was so light and tasty. I will definitely be back again.

This place was really really amazing! The coffee is really good, and I even got just a plain black…read morecoffee. It was pretty rich and strong. I really loved the donut holes as well. They were packaged really cute and had the option of an assortment, which was nice to be able to try many of the different flavors. I will come back here again for breakfast and coffee!

Ordered the breakfast item but the App was not cooperating so had to Venure within. The Associate…read morewas friendly, nice and understanding. She made sure we received the "deal" and was completely satisfied. The ambiance was calm, clean and inviting. Nice volume of the music

DEFINITELY A PRECIOUS GEM FOR VEGETARIAN FOOD!…read more First of all, I fall in love with the poetic name of the restaurant. Speaking of the name has already delivered calmness, stillness and clarity. In Houston, it's not easy to find an authentic vegetarian restaurant. So my friend and I decided to drive from Cypress to Water Drop Teahouse. Water Drop Teahouse is much like a small, quiet canteen located in a temple. You can park outside and walk in slowly. And enjoy the serenity of the garden. We came by lunch. The tables were almost occupied yet the ambiance was calm and quiet. The food we ordered was great, fresh. They tasted so good. Our favorite was the 6-item appetizer and we ended up ordered 2 big plates. Jadeite Fried Rice was very impressive to me. The tea was served in a very nice, inviting pot. We finished our lunch with 2 petite mochi desserts, filled with red bean and taro. The outer skin layer was soft and the fill-in was on point. ( The red bean was sweeter than the taro one, to my palate.) The service here was warm-welcoming. Helping us and serving the food were volunteers and they helped us with kindness and patience. My memory is still lingered with the arts of gentleness, not only in food but also the human connection I experienced here with the volunteers/helpers. I fall in love with Water Drop Teahouse. Best, Chloe

Really unique spot! Found it from some reel in Instagram of 'unique Houston spots'. It's definitely…read moreoutside of the usual stomping grounds for me (outside of the loop) but worth the drive. It's in a Buddhist temple, and it is extremely calming inside. There were people doing tai chi inside of the building, and the gardens were lovely. The food was great! We got the pot stickers. I got a berry drink and my husband got hibiscus tea. Great spot!

Great Drinks, Great Food & Even Better Vibes!…read more Sometimes the best experiences are the ones you don't even plan! I decided to stop by Whiskey Cake in Stafford, Texas, to check out their happy hour, and let me tell you, it did NOT disappoint! They offer $8 cocktails and appetizers, which is already a win in my book! Espresso Martinis: 5/5 Now y'all know I love a good espresso martini, and baby, these were DELICIOUS! So good that I had TWO! Perfectly made, smooth, and absolutely worth ordering again. And apparently, I wasn't the only one impressed! Once people around me started seeing my martinis, they were like, "Ooooh, that looks good! I want one too!" At that point, I was basically an unofficial brand ambassador! Spinach & Artichoke Dip: 5/5 Rich, creamy, flavorful, and just GOOD! What really stood out to me were the little crispy crackers they served alongside it. I'm so accustomed to spinach and artichoke dip being served with tortilla chips or toasted bread, so this was a nice change! The crackers complemented the dip perfectly, and I thoroughly enjoyed every bite! Service: 5/5 Now, let's talk about Gori, my server and bartender! What a sweetheart! The restaurant was SUPER busy, but you would've never known it based on the attention and service he provided. He was kind, personable, patient, and took the time to answer my questions without ever making me feel rushed. And did I mention he made those delicious espresso martinis?! Gori definitely deserves his flowers! Atmosphere & Good Company: 5/5 But what really made this visit special was the PEOPLE! I was sitting at the bar and struck up a lovely conversation with a group of gentlemen enjoying lunch to my right. Then, to my left, I had the pleasure of meeting two of the sweetest ladies, Stephanie and Natalie! Y'all, when I tell you we had such a great time talking! It felt like catching up with girlfriends I'd known for years. We laughed, shared stories, exchanged phone numbers, and hopefully this is the beginning of some new friendships and future outings! And that's what I love about experiences like this. Sometimes you go somewhere just to grab a cocktail and a bite to eat, and you leave with so much more! Overall Experience: 5/5 Great food. Great drinks. Great service. Great atmosphere. And most importantly, GREAT PEOPLE! Whiskey Cake, you understood the assignment! I'll definitely be back, and if you're in the Stafford area looking for a good happy hour spot, I'd absolutely recommend giving them a try! LoveJones Eats | Good Food. Good Drinks. Good Vibes.

Love this place. Great food. Ample parking. Great food and great service…read more Never having to ask for refills. Waitstaff automatically bring refills to table.

Fans of "Tik Tok" and "We R Who We R" are constantly beating the sh** out of each other over which…read moresong is better. It's known as the "Ke$haWar." This place is not related to that. I like this a lot more than my Barbie did. Service was okay, and the server was really attractive. They have some really interesting indian-pakistani flavors of ice cream. It doesn't seem like a very popular shop, which is just a shame because their products are not bad at all.

Food was delicious but pricing was a little much. A pastry the size of a mini taco was $8. From the…read morepicture I thought I got 2-3. It was tasty but not sure if I would return.

Had a great experience, friendly staff & they were very fast and efficient for being so busy…read more They also had samples out asking how they tasted.

I came to this Starbucks because it's closest to my house. I was going to the drive thru window but…read moreOMG that long line was barely moving. Oh, plus the cars all bolting out after they got their orders. Making it dangerous in and out from the feeder road. I went inside and waited for service while I was the only person at the cash register. Waited. Waited. Finally, someone acknowledged me and I had to wait a little longer. I was about to leave, cashier came to take my order. Granted. They are busy. But couldn't the cashier have a priority to serve the customer?