I was in Austin for the evening and decided I needed a pick me up coffee run at the ripe time of…read more8:30 PM. I head to this fine establishment disguised as a house. I am immediately greeted with parties of 2-5 people all talking--felt like social bar vibes. Still a great place to study if you like background noise like I do. The drink of choice for today is a cold brew with a splash of whole milk; it is phenominal. Surprised the place is this packed at this hour. Great place to socialize with friends, catch up with an ex, and eat/drink great food.

Very artistic, cozy vibes. Tried their spinach kolache and latte…read more Kolache was a good size with creamy filling. Latte was not bad. Initially confused where the restroom was but it's around the corner of the cash register/front area. They also have seating outside and complimentary water station.

As a big fan of Radio's original location, I've been excited to have a new Radio in SE Austin. True…read moreto form, this location is beautifully done with plenty of outdoor seating and *parking*, both an outdoor and indoor stage, and lush native landscaping throughout. Warning to those visiting around dusk in summer: during my last visit we were eaten alive by mosquitos. Other than that, love Radio. This location has three food trucks including one of my favorites, Shortwave Diner. Their smashburger and Reuben sandwiches with homemade fries are delicious. Radio also offers an amazing happy hour from 4 pm to close every Monday through Thursday. The hibiscus mojito is the perfect summer treat. This location has a great trivia on Tuesday nights too. I recommend it!

TLDR: Diluted iced drinks, bad parking, and minimal outlets…read more After coming to Radio/East a few times now, I hate to say it, but the iced drinks are just too diluted, and unfortunately, is the common theme for the other locations I've been to as well. Most recently, I tried the Vietnamese Iced Coffee, Chai Latte, and the Berry Crisp Latte. What I was hoping for were robust, unique, signature flavors, but left unsatiated, wanting better coffee/tea elsewhere. In addition to the diluted iced drinks, another common theme you'll find is an unproportionally large amount of outdoor seats to indoor and challenging parking, and for those who work remote, there's still an ongoing hunger games for outlets. On the plus sides, there are a few food truck options, most notably Veracruz and Wow Poke and occasionally will host a fun event and/or concert. Overall, I really want to love Radio, but the cons make it hard to justify becoming a regular.

Really good coffee shop at the Austin airport that has a partnership with indigenous maya farmers…read more This means incredibly delicious coffee made of the finest beans. They offer different roasts like espresso, etc. The iced latte is always a win for me. They have good too but I've never eaten it. Service is fast.

I've been wanting to try RM for a while, finally stopped by today. Here are some thoughts:…read more -Service was 5-star! -I asked about their specialty, and the barista said, "Our matcha is real good, and I make a pretty good mocha with white and dark chocolate!" -I ordered my first tuxedo mocha in a while, and I was not disappointed! -Good coffee. Even better service. Prices are not low : ) Highly recommended!

Welcome to the OG Cafe Crème! Upon entering, you'll be greeted at the counter where you can order a…read morevariety of crepes, tacos, pastries, drinks and more. I was torn on choosing a crepe I had previously tried, or trying something new entirely. The barista/cashier was super helpful on narrowing down my options, and so I stuck with the Crepe Madame-- can't go wrong with a classic! Absolutely, NOOOOO REGRETS. I will say after just eating one, I WANTED MORE... but that could also be my Texan heart wanting the usual Texan portion size. They also serve a mini salad on the side, and whatever dressing they're using-- SPECTACULAR. If you're curious why the menu has some Vietnamese influence on the menu, you're not mistaken. It's Vietnamese Owned, so maybe get a little adventurous and try out the Saigon Crepe or be bold and order a Cafe Sua Da or Vietnamese Espresso Martini. Atmosphere: WF wherever folks, you'll love this place. Plenty of space & if you need a quaint conference room, you can reserve and pay $20/hour or $150/day.

This place is a community staple in Oltorf. The breakfast tacos are fantastic and there's red and…read moregreen salsa in a cooler behind the silverware, napkins, and straws. They bring your food to your table and serve coffee at the counter, so keep that in mind when you approach. Great spot for laptop workers or just a casual stop in your day.

Red eye flight, stopped by Jo's for a coffee. Here are some thoughts:…read more -There was a long line, so I decided to order from the kiosk. My coffee came out in like 30 seconds! -There was a little advert for a sweet coffee drink called the "tornado." It has hazelnut, chocolate, and cream. I ordered a regular (which is pretty small) and it was delish! -Service was good, friendly, and most importantly (at the airport) lightning fast : ) Highly recommended!

Lady at the counter tried to be smart with me when I asked for the ingredients in their grab and go…read morerolls. I said - "yes I can read but I'm asking for clarification since you work here and I haven't seen it". She laughed and played nice after that. Coffee was good and the toasted bagel and cream cheese hit the spot before my 3 hour flight back to DC. Open early for those first thing flights and they're pretty quick!

Noooooo. Super watered down coffee that we watched tons of water pour into before receiving a…read morespritz of espresso. I was so sad. You're better off ordering from an actual coffee shop at the airport.

This is an automated service. The menu choices are impressive and include sweetener in addition to…read moresugar, and even temperature of the water. I choose HOT. The downside is that my drink came out lukewarm. At a regular coffee shop , it would have went back for reheating. Here, there is no way to do that. It's convenient due to no line, but I wouldn't return as there is no way to return a bad product.

Cool interior space with lots of lounge s. They have…read morefriendly staff very cute and nice but tales 15 min. Drive thru is quickest even if you see a large line. They had 8 staff people behind counter making coffee and food and still slow. Seth is great.

Just received my uber eats order from this Starbucks location I thought I was getting my single…read moredrink but the kind baristas at this Starbucks sended me a second drink I love it cannot complain I appreciate yall so so much this made my day !

The vibes are sick - so much space and fancy. I enjoy how clean it was too. They have an entire…read moresecond room full of coffee bean bags! Wild Matcha latte with espresso - was yummy and I didn't taste the bitterness from the matcha Crumb cake - exactly how I like it: crumby on top and moist all around. Surprised it's not dry, they did a good job Chai latte - sorry this was a miss. It needs more earthy tones Poppyseed muffin? - sorry I don't know how to explain this (can't find it online either) but it was sooo delicious. Really enjoyed the contrast of textures too Matcha latte - sorry this tasted like I was eating grass. On the bright side they didn't skimp out on matcha Blueberry latte - a seasonal flavor but it was delicious Overall there are some misses but I'd come back in a heartbeat because I can tell how much effort and care they put in.

Palomino Coffee looks like it belongs on the cover of Southern Living magazine. Inside you have…read moreabout 25% of the coffee shop sprinkled with lush green plants...they are draped along the wall, hanging from the ceiling...sitting on shelves throughout the coffee shop...they are beautiful! There is something about a live plant that brings life to a space. The first signage you see when entering the coffee shop is "All plants for sale". No ambiguity...super clear...a part of Palomino's brand! In addition to the plants, the furniture is modern, stylish and minimalist. You could tell the space was being used by remote workers, students and others who enjoyed a visually appealing space. Now for the coffee...I tried a seasonal pumpkin latte. It was flavorful, smooth and nicely balanced. My latte was paired with a bacon, egg and cheese taco from Venizos down the street. Notably, the taco was stuffed with ingredients and the homemade flour tortilla elevated the taste. Also, they serve pastries from Sour Duck, which provides additional choices. In addition, they have a moderate amount seating inside and small amount of covered seating outside.

Food was absolutely delicious and the coffee was fabulous!! Vanilla latte was the perfect amount of…read moresweet but not too sweet. Service was personalized and kinda and helpful with the menu. Ambiance was welcoming!!

This spot is so cute! And the empanadas and coffee are delicious! The empanadas are so yummy; I…read moreespecially enjoyed the pollo empanada. The jamon y queso empanada was a close second. I also liked the decor inside because the storefront is very unassuming. Service was welcoming, quick, and friendly.

I don't like coffee, but I went here for a simple sandwich as it was the closest restaurant that…read morewas open. I don't remember exactly what the sandwich was, but I ordered a turkey sandwich that was toasted, had some kind of cheese, and some kind of greens. I enjoyed it even if it was fairly pricey. The staff were professional and quick. It was the perfect experience for a quick eat before getting on a flight, except for the price. If anyone is able, I'd like to know the exact ingredients for that turkey sandwich I had. I regret not taking note of it myself, and would like to make it sometime.

Really poor customer service! Gave us the wrong order and made a disturbed face at me as it was my…read morefault. Showed her the receipt and refused to accept that she was wrong. The food was mid and a decent for airport food. I got a breakfast sandwich with sausage.