Located in the Big Kahuna Hut, Cafe Guadalupe has rebranded as the Overflow Cafe. Service was great…read moreand all the staff were friendly. Theres a large seating area with a warm fire pit, which was a great surprise. I ordered the de La Rosa Mazapan Latte, which I asked to be made "less sweet." The employee perfected the sweetness for me and although I knew it has a peanut butter base, I wasn't expecting to find an actual chopped peanut towards the end of my drink. They stamp their cups with the verde, "walk by Faith," which was a nice surprise.

Y'all I saw this place on IG and with it being Hispanic Heritage month and it's a woman owned small…read morebusiness I had to stop by. This little place is the cutest freaking spot on Aldine Westfield. You pull up and it's like a Hawaiian Tiki hit, it's covered but open air so you get all the sounds and smells of the neighborhood. You walk-in and there's a barber/salon container shape to the left, available containers spaces to the right and you dead into a coffee shop and bus of deliciousness! In celebration of National Coffee Day, they had a buy one get a small free drink, which is the best thing for me on account of I really wanted a flight of all their Hispanic inspired flavors!! BTW a flight of your coffees is actually a great idea woman!! Anywho I knew I wanted the Mazapán, it taste just like the La Rosa, even had chopped peanuts on top I was torn between the Guadalupe or yhe Abuelia, the woman of the house suggested Abuelita and so I listened to mama! They were both cool and yummy and decadent! There's a a giant fire pit waiting for the fall and patio seating with jenga or a roof top covered patio if you have time to sit and enjoy your coffee. Wherever you're in the East Aldine area, pop in say high, grab a cup of coffee or something from their menu and take in the vibes and scenery!

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.

TLDR: Worth a visit if you're in the area?…read more Wow! Hidden gem? Forgotten favorite? I don't know, but after tasting the food, we have to get the word out about this spot. Arriving around lunchtime on a weekday, I had the place to myself which allowed me a unique opportunity to take the place in. That being said, this spot is not overly French cafe themed, but instead a classic suburban strip mall spot with nods to the French peppered throughout the menu and decor. The booth area is well-designed, the spot was clean and the table touched by light so after a great experience chatting with the cashier I was crossing my fingers, hoping the food matched the vibe. I had a crepe Mexicana (because who has ever heard of that?!), a croque monsieur with tomato soup, and a dessert crepe because y'all know I always save room for dessert. It took a minute to be prepared, but I'm willing to wait for a fresh made meal. Everything, was delicious. Crepe texture was on point, and each crepe was stuffed to the Gods. Positive experience all around. My tip: Order the tomato soup and finish your meal with the following combo- a dessert Crepe Almonds with strawberries. Trust me on that one!

Quaint little creperie with friendly staff. My Nutella crepe stuffed with strawberries and banana…read morewas delicious and they didn't skimp on the Nutella. Cappuccino was also delicious. The Parisian theme was noticeable..as was the reggaeton music they were curiously playing. Worth coming back to when in the area as the menu had a few other items I would definitely try.

Came in for the cajeta lattes and left satisfied!…read more We got it both hot and iced. I think I preferred the hot!

Not a fan of this coffee joint, the coffee is subpar. The space is a smoke amount but the…read moreenvironment is full of several people on laptops, reading and of course the usual study sesh. I just was not a fan of the coffee flavor profile overall and would not think to go back anytime soon.

What a place! Yummy coffee and delicious funnel cakes. Large funnel cakes with ice creamread more

I had An amazing iced caramel hazelnut late! Although it' was to cold for me lol . they have a…read morecute outside setup for those they enjoy more warmer weather.

Came for a coworking date. A very great vibe, with great playlist, wonderful healthy food options…read moreand drinks! My friends had the pistachio matcha latte and loved them! The service was great very friendly and kind I'd definitely come back

I met a friend here for breakfast and was pleasantly surprised…read more I had a breakfast biscuit sandwich and decided to skip the meat--it was very filling without! It was served with a side of raspberry jam that complemented the sandwich very well for a sweet and savory combination. The scrambled eggs were more flavorful than probably any scrambled eggs I've ever had at a restaurant. I also ordered the horchata with a shot of espresso, as I heard that was pretty popular, but it was just okay. It wasn't too packed at 9:30 on a Saturday, and the outside seating was really pleasant. I would definitely come back.

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.

Love the vibe here - the sort of place that is welcoming and cozy; I didn't want to leave! Part…read morecafe and part tiny market (think things you would find at a local farmer's market booth), this is a great stop that will leave you feeling better than when you came in. Friendly staff, to boot! Came in for lunch and had one of their summer toasts - a tomato and peach topped toast. The toast itself was incredible and the toppings were fresh and well paired. I also couldn't resist their baked goods and had the duffin (I think that was the name) that was basically a cross between a muffin and a coffee cake and sugary churro. Divine! Bought one of their focaccia loafs to-go and enjoyed it for many days after.

10/10 . Clean ingredients . Friendly employees and a…read moreDelicious selection of breakfast and lunch items. 1,00,000 stars for no seed oils which is incredibly rare especially for breakfast . Also I am super picky about my coffee and theirs was delicious . I will be back when In the Houston area .