One of our favorite coffee spots in this town!! My husband drove past it (working) and stopped…read morein then took me there as part of our date day! It has literally become a Sunday morning routine for us!!! And now we have friends that join! Perfect quite and cozy little spot to enjoy an amazing culls coffee! Trust me you won't regret it!!!

It is such a cute spot to grab your cuppa. They also have quite a selection of pastries to go with…read moreyour cuppa. If you have not been here, I highly recommend this place! The owners are super friendly and provide great service.

Great service, nice tidy ambiance. The coffee surpassed my expectations which in all honesty is not…read moresaying much since I'm new to the whole home espresso making thing. Ive tried a few store bought beans for my espresso machine and It was never smooth and creamy as I wanted, but thanks to this hidden gem...my first cup of coffee of the 1836 espresso beans that the owner recommended was absolutely amazing and delicious. I will most certainly be back.

I tried the ground Costa Rican Tarrazu- Don Roberto coffee and it was Ahhhhhhmmmmaaazzzziiinnng…read more Mr. Steve is so helpful and knowledgeable whether you want a nutty medium roast or a bolder coffee. What a treasure this is in our area . If you are looking for somewhere to buy your coffee Vertere is the place to go !!!

Love the story behind this local coffee roaster. The owner, Alex does a masterful job in…read morecommunicating his love and passion for coffee. It's incredible when you think how these beans are roasted and then shipped halfway across the world in order to make it to your cup. We contacted Alex to set up a time to sample some pourovers. It was great to hear his heart and how he came to be at District. We were grateful for the stories of him partnering to empower roasters from Costa Rica, Salvador, and other places. Every type of roast has a story behind it. Not to mention that he is able to supply us ground beans at a good price. Also impressed with his service and care for us as customers. Please support our local District Roasters! They are amazing.

My wife and I cannot drink regular coffee by itself anymore because it affects our sleep and gives…read moreus headaches so weve switched to swiss water processed decaf. Given that weve had to give up so much in the coffee drinking experience we try and get what we do consume to taste as fresh as possible so weve turned to getting our decaf beans roasted locally. Weve tried a couple of places in Houston and just recently came across District Coffee. Once we checked their website and made sure it was swiss water processed and not bathed in paint stripper chemicals we decided to give them a try... the head roaster Alex is a humble guy who has a family operated business near the 249/Cypress area. I drove out to the District headquarters to pick up a pound of decaf and Alex gave me a tour around the facility which was modest, but professional. Before i left, Alex asked about the reason for decaf and i explained that we mix it with regular to create a half caff blend and with that he walked over to a bin in the shop and pulled out an additional bag of whole bean half caff blend of their signature roast and said it was "on the house" since i had come all the way out from the Sugar Land area. Wow. Now that was unexpected and also very nice considering gas costs near four bucks these days. We just had a pour over cup of that this morning and it was very, very smooth. If the regular whole bean decaf is anywhere close to the smoothness of this signature half caff roast we will most likely add District coffee to our regular rotation of coffees for our morning routine. Thanks Alex. Good luck to you and your family and we'll spread the word about your brand. Take care.

Nestled in a shopping center hidden under the new part of Rayford road, this is an amazing find for…read moretrue coffee lovers. Roasting beans daily, Jovi is the coffee passion project of John and his wife Violet and features specialty coffees so good you can forgo cream and sugar. The place look deserted when I arrived but a quick call connected me with John who let me know his wife was in residence and would happily show me their wares. Violet gave me a tour of the roaster, explained the various coffee beans in house. She gave me a glimpse of future plans including bigger quantities of beans sold at a better price. Truth be told pricing was spot on given how fresh the product is. While you can buy Jovi on Amazon and even through their website, having them in town ensures the freshest roast and some great conversation with the owners. I ended up with a bag of Marcala and their holiday blend featuring beans from Honduras and Antigua. The owners have traveled to the region and learned the preparation process there. Run, people, this is a gift.

Great place with high quality beans. Very friendly service! They supply all of our beans for our…read morebusiness.

Some business meetings take place in the neatest places. Summer Moon Coffee in Conroe, Texas made…read moreme smile. I only write reviews if I'm impressed. Caitlin, Analese and General Manager Cade Davis made me feel important. Plus their coffee had energy boosting properties that had me super productive. I urge everyone to try this amazing and comfortable spot. Oh and the boudin kolache AMAZING!!!

Summer Moon is what Starbucks should aspire to. It's the same 2nd Wave coffee with a lot of milk…read moreand sugar to offset the dark roast espresso. The espresso is on par with higher end Italian espresso - rich, thick creama and just a hint of smoke. bitter enough that o dropped 2 sugar packets in. i'm not a fan of this style but i respect it and Summer Moon has done a good jon Americanizing it. the American part i didn't like was no ceramic much at all - not even for my expresso, the extra work required by me to explain 'ristretto' and that their Lamarzocco DOES make ristretto shots. Customer service was excellent. If i liked sweet milk, i'd definitely enjoy a Summer Moon espresso in it. I was impressed with SMC as a business and doing an excellent job at actualizing an ideal of coffee they have. However, being from the rich coffee culture of Pittsburgh i've yet to find my people here in Houston where i'm visiting my parent for the holidays. I accidentally got an amazing pour over and espresso from Blue Door. I still haven't found. anyone who know who Lance Hendrick or James Hoffman. is.. still looking.

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!

Absolutely adorable spot to sit and enjoy a fresh cup of delicious coffee. The service is…read moreimpeccable!

Barbarossa Coffee Roasters in Tomball completely nails the local coffee shop vibe, offering a warm,…read morecozy, and inviting atmosphere that makes you want to settle in and stay for hours.Their incredibly fresh, in-house roasted coffee, the absolute star of the menu is their phenomenal homemade cheesecake, which melts in your mouth and pairs perfectly with any of their specialty lattes. Whether you need a quiet corner to knock out some remote work or a comfortable spot to catch up with friends over a world-class dessert, this place is flawless. With fantastic service and an unbeatable ambiance, Barbarossa is an absolute must-visit!

LOVE this place, specifically this location. Great service and music. And the avocado toast is SUCH…read moregreat quality! Highly recommend! Extra points for having vegan friendly options!

This place is all the rave! Not only does it taste well, it means well too…read more This is from their site. I love a company that is ethical and tries to leave a great mark on their community, but also for Mother ! I urge you to try their coffee. "We source coffees from partners across the Americas, Africa, and Southeast Asia, all committed to regenerative, or/and organic farming that supports both people and the planet. Our teas are always loose leaf and organically grown, offering vibrant flavor and aroma in every pour."

I've been here several times, I really enjoy the ambience. Very minimalistic and filled with…read morebeautiful plants. There is no loud music like Starbucks just some light background music which helps for those who need to study or relax. The outdoor seating area is really cool in my opinion, it's very open and again filled with a bunch of plants. Depending on what time you go, there can be minimal seating. The service is quick, and most of the staff members are nice. The croissants are fluffy and buttery, the Matcha lattes are yummy. The strawberry Matcha was latte delicious but the lavender latte was lacking matcha and just tastes like milk with lavender. I think it had to do more so with who make it that day rather than quality.

Went to stock up today and we are working our way through all the flavors. The coffee is amazing we…read moreabsolutely love it. Always fresh and the girls up front are always so helpful.

Great place to buy green (un-roasted) coffee beans. Large selection and friendly service…read more Although they sell to professional roasters and coffee shops, they also cater to the little guys like me who do it for fun (and attempt to save some money in the long run). As expected though, the larger your order is per pound, the more you'll save (I.e 50 lb bag is way cheaper than a 1 lb bag). It'll make sense to buy in bulk and find friends/family who would want to split with you to save money. Location is in the middle of nowhere, but it makes sense since it's mostly a warehouse with a small reception area. Although you can purchase online, I like to browse in person and try whatever sample(s) they are offering that day. The bags they sell in the reception area are just some of their offerings. Check out their website for a complete list. The receptionist was kindly able to grab a small bag of the beans from the warehouse that I requested. The roasted beans that they offer oddly have the expiration date rather than roast date. This is surprising to me because the roast date dramatically affect the quality of espressos. For espressos, I recommend sticking with green beans and roasting yourself. They offer tasting classes for a fee, but not all the time. Check out their website for available class dates. Receptionist was very nice, helpful, and friendly. She was still very new at her role and was learning about coffee and beans from the beginning. Best of luck to her caffeinated journey!

Great place to sit and enjoy coffee. Strong wifi. Friendly people. Delicious coffee. I will be backread more

My purpose for buying from "One Great Coffee" was to find a coffee company that roasts "Apricot…read moreCream," a flavor I used to buy from Gloria Jeans but has since been discontinued, and to get an adequate coffee that I could drink when I run out of my more expensive usual brand until it goes on sale again. I found onegreatcoffee.com on a Google search. My initial impression is that the coffee is good. IMHO, the Apricot Cream is better than the Apricot Creme that was offered by Gloria Jeans, and the Jamaica Blue Mountain is tasty, too. I give the coffee 4 stars out of 5, but I need to deduct a star from the business for what is potentially a deceptive practice. First, there are no independent reviews for onegreatcoffee.com. All reviews are on the website. A note about reviews posted on a seller's website: disregard them all. The webmaster can erase all bad reviews, and it seems pretty obvious that this one did. Over 1,550 reviews and all but five of them are 4- and 5- star reviews, and not a single 1-star review. Even the best businesses get 1-star reviews if only for stupid reasons. You're telling me of 1552 people, not one of them was an unreasonable asshole? Bollocks! I'm waving my bullshit flag on that! Nonetheless, I had a 20% off coupon on top of the 10% for purchasing multiple flavored bags, so I added 11 bags of 8-oz coffee to include a free bag. When I buy online I try to spend the minimum I need to get free shipping. On this site, that amount is $75. Before the 20% discount, the subtotal was $93.78. Take 20% off that, it's $75.02. But on the checkout page, the price got lowered to $93.75 which made the 20% off price $74.99. It's an amazing coincidence that a glitch would take exactly $.03 off the total, to make the total $.01 below the free shipping amount. I figured it might be the software, so I emailed Mike (identified as the proprietor on the site) to tell him about it. He told me he didn't know why that was happening, that he would refund my shipping if I ordered it, and he would even send me a bag of my choice for free in lieu of an order to demonstrate all was on the up-and-up. He seemed sincere, so I assured him he didn't need to do that, and the next day I went back to place my order, except the flavored discount had risen from 10 to 12% which lowered the total cost, so I added another bag to get the free shipping. When I received notification of shipment, I looked at the shipping location, and something didn't look right. The address of One Great Coffee says Nederland, TX, but this shipped from Canton, GA. I copied the ship-from address, threw it in a Google search, and Bam! This is the address of CoffeeAM - a coffee shop in Georgia that sells coffee online, the exact same flavors as "One great coffee" (many unusual) with a blog similar in layout and a website full of great ratings! But, in addition to a brick-and-mortar storefront, they also had something that OneGreatCoffee.com did NOT have - independent ratings. They're rated on Yelp and Restaurantji, among other sites, and the ratings are nowhere near as good as they are on their page. They did have *some* good ratings, but the average was not 4.8 like on their website, it was 3.0. Many 1-star ratings featured people complaining about quality, customer service, and shipping. These were not the glowing reviews they had on the CoffeeAM website, and since this is the coffee that One Great Coffee sells us, it confirms the questionable nature of the reviews on their website as well. As I said, for me, the shipping was fast and the quality was good, but clearly One Great Coffee is CoffeeAM's coffee in different bags. I emailed Mike to tell him what I suspected and to see if he had an explanation, but he chose not to reply, which probably means that I'm right. I'm not even sure there is a Mike. His address in Nederland, TX is a PO Box which you can rent anywhere and have mail forwarded. Mike might be the same guy who owns CoffeeAM trying to sell through a different website to distance his coffee from the negative reviews on Yelp and Restaurantji. I don't know that for sure, but I do know that OneGreatCoffee an CoffeeAM are the same, so if they would put the same roasts in different bags to pretend they were roasted by two different companies, then how do we know the Ethiopian Yirgacheffe and the Burundi AA are not the exact same coffee in differently-labeled bags? A function of checkout that lowers a total price that sits just above the threshold for free shipping in order to incur the shipping charge, a website full of suspiciously high reviews, and coffee that ships from the same address as differently-branded coffee, when taken all together, spells deception. I suspect that even though some of us enjoy your coffee, many will not care for your chicanery. My present to you is I will continue to buy your coffee, but my present to my fellow consumer is independent reviews on Yelp. You're all welcome!