Cafe La Luna is tucked inside a shopping strip across from the school. Plenty of free parking…read more Customer restroom available. The staff was friendly and the lavender latte I had was very good. Super reasonable prices as well. They also offer some pastries and other items. Comfortable seating in one corner and several tables to work at. Unfortunately, they will be closing soon. So come in when they're still here

Chill work spot for after my early morning drop off. They open at 7am and it's pretty calm and the…read moretraffic flow is steady but not over stimulating. So I'm able to catch on emails and make some phone calls. The drinks are good, I've had the strawberry iced tea, drip coffee, iced latte but my favorite is the flat white so far. It's also the perfect size. Staff will greet you every time you come in. And serve you at the table if you dine in. This place is cozy and I will continue to be there most mornings. Happy Yelping!

This place is super popular so plan to go early or be prepared to wait…read more The menu has a lot to offer including several specifically vegetarian-friendly options (yay!). I had a hard time choosing because everything looked delicious, so we will definitely be back to try the avacado toast, omelettes and more. I had the egg and cheese breakfast sandwich on a fluffy biscuit that was absolutely perfect. The side of potatoes was so flavorful that I didn't need any condiments. The mimosas were excellent-- we had the cinnamon and pear craft mimosa but I think next time I'll get a flight of mimosas so we can try several flavor combinations. Our server was super sweet and thanked us for our patience since we had waited quite a while for a table, but it was honestly worth the wait because we enjoyed our brunch very much. They will be opening another location in Atascocita soon and I'll be watching for it!

Its a really nice place, the ambiance and area is clean and modern…read more But if you're not getting pancakes, perhaps expect to have to pick a different menu option. When I went there, I had to pick 3 different menu options because they simply just didn't have them in the store. No avocados, no yogurt, no steak, etc, before I was finally able to get something. The service was also a little disorganized. The salmon Benedict I got was really great! Though the sides were not very good. The salady bits seemed a bit old. The potatoes had a strange consistency to them.

Needed a place to study that opened early in the morning and I came upon this gem. I was genuinely…read moreexpecting a standard coffee place but I didn't realize that they're a non-profit thats helping spread awareness to human trafficking! I also did not know that they would have people come in to speak on the issue and I found it insightful. For those interested, I believe they will have these talks every 4th Friday of every month :) Aside from that, the baristas were very nice! The seating inside is super cozy and comfy and I also liked that there's a lot of outlets where I could plug my devices in. For my drink I ordered an iced Sweet Toff. It was the perfect amount of sweetness and I liked how the toffee flavor wasn't too overpowering of the coffee flavor

A 2nd Cup is not just a good place for some caffeine, but it's a nice setting for some group…read morestudying, remote working, and nice place to relax. It's undoubtedly casual with a hipstery feel that is reminiscent of something that would be in Austin or Portland. The name is also appropo since I can never get out of here without ordering at least two cups of something. The interior is nice with a bit of a warehouse vibe but lots of natural lighting and a good amount of seating from sofas to communal tables and even covered outdoor seating. Parking isn't a problem and there's It's usually nice and quiet, which makes it a really ideal place to hit the ground running with some laptop action. The fairly fast WiFi is an added plus. Another thumbs up is their affordable prices which are around $5 or less. In the inflated world of coffee and foodflation, this is always a thumbs up. Ironically I end up ordering their most expensive drinks, which are mainly their house favorites ($5.50). The secret squirrel, mochanut, sweet toff,and white mocha, which are all a solid option. Their matcha latte ($5) and lemonade ($3) are refreshing and easy to order on any of our warmest days. Service has also been among their strong suits. They've been efficient with orders, good to point people out to where bathrooms, WiFi passwords, and focusing on their mission of ending human trafficking. They have noted themselves as Houston's first non-profit coffee shop that is dedicated to ending human trafficking. Well then. In that case, I'll have another cup.

This is by far one of my favorite coffee shops in Houston. The drinks are always made to…read moreperfection, I specifically love their iced latte. Their beans are also fantastic. The baristas are always super friendly and helpful. The interior is also very cute with fresh plants everywhere and ample seating. I love it here

Charming coffee shop with high ceilings, plants, and shaded outdoor seating…read more Pluses Friendly service It's cute and small parking lot with street parking nearby. Croissant was good Areas to improve My oat cappuccino was just okay, very light flavored and a little bland. The scone was too sweet for me. Highly recommended for cool coffee house vibes. I love supporting local business!

Coffee and sandwich where both delicious! I definitely recommend this place and will be returning!read more

Got the egg cheese and avocado bagel, was filling but not very flavorful…read more The white chocolate mocha iced was originally horrible. Tasted like water. After telling the worker, she added more sauce which drastically improved the taste.

We really enjoyed the beers! I was disappointed though that we took my father-in-law to enjoy some…read moreof their delicious pizza but because there was an event going on there wasn't any pizza available. We will definitely try again on another day!

HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! Best brewery in Houston. Great group of people. Tons to do! The food and bbq is…read moreawesome. The staff is amazing. Great place to host parties!

Citizens is a cute rustic, old-timey feel food truck. They offer baked goods, creamy and boozy…read morepopsicles (pops), açaí bowls, tea, and coffee. There's even a pup cup for your furry friend! I ordered a vanilla bean pop and it was creamy. In the humid Houston heat, it melted quickly. That was ok since they use organic ingredients, so I knew it was healthier than a regular pop. Next time I will try their baked goods.

We've seen Citizen's at Memorial Park when we walk it but never stopped by. Honestly glad they are…read morethere, especially on hot days. I ordered an iced lavender latte with oat milk and it did not disappoint. The lavender is tasteful and not too strong. We wanted to get a pup cup, but they ran out, so we will definitely come check it out again.

PJ and Dalton are the friendliest, nerdiest (in the best way), chillest guys. Their creations are…read moreIMPRESSIVE, and I don't say that lightly. Jam Session is sold out every other time I'm here, which is understandable as it's the most delicious beer I've ever had (sweet though so heads up if you're not into that, although you're missing out). Today, I had the Butter Beer. Yes, Butter Beer. It tastes like beer with butterscotch, and it's exactly what I imagine the stuff at Hogwarts tastes like. Dalton recommended it with salt, and I gave him a look but tried it both ways - turns out he was correct. Do try it with salt. Speaking of salt, don't sleep on the food either. Their mac and cheese is delicious, and I haven't tried other stuff but the chicken looks crispy and yum, too. The open air design makes it hot at first, but after the sun down and the moonrise, the breeze comes through - and that's what a balmy summer night's about, right? Chill company and a cold beer in friendly neighborhood vibes? Two free parking lots plus street parking.

Brewery #401 What's…read morethat old expression? Don't judge a book by its cover? Yeah well I judged before I went in and was wrong. So, there is a parking lot right off the service road of the highway. Then you walk down the road a little ways to a chain length fenced in area that has weeds and grass knee high. My 1st thought was "what in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre trailer park trash shit is this place?". I like adventures so I went in anyway and I am glad I did! City Acre had about 15 different beers on tap and I got my usual flight. I got a west coast IPA. a strawberry chocolate sour, a Belgian, and a porter. Flannel weather was the porter, and it tasted like a thin mint Girl Scout Cookie. Delicious. Everything was great. The strawberry chocolate sour was a tasty treat and I usually hate sours. The beertender was super friendly and she gave great suggestions. They have a kitchen onsite that looked good, but I had already eaten. Maybe next time. My bad on prejudging but cut the damn grass

I was craving something sweet so I looked up dessert on Yelp and DTR popped up... So I came and…read moreordered the Churro Sundae. Verdict.... AMAZING!!! The service was equally as good and definitely has a good selection of premium ice creams. If you have a sweet tooth and want a tasty treat then come to DTR. So let it be written... So let it be SCOOPED.

Absolutely loved it here! It's a cute quaint place with a few tables and cute quotes and art on the…read morewall. The staff is super friendly and charming-- excellent customer service! They weren't super busy when I went so I got my order pretty quick but there were always people coming in and out! The staff speaks born Spanish and English too. For the price, you get super big portions. I didn't expect the big sizes but I ended up taking a lot home since we couldn't finish it there. Everything was really delicious and left me wanting more. I will definitely be coming back to try more items. This is a great hidden gem!