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!

Negative. Pro Tip and Positive…read more Negative: This is a such a popular place that there will be a small wait to finally get your order. Nothing out of the ordinary but you can't be in a rush. Parking could be a challenge Pro tip: Great spot upstairs to work Positive: Friendly staff! Brisket breakfast taco is so good you'll devour it in 3 bites. Best latte I've had in Houston

The interior of this place is so cute, I don't know how to explain it but it gives industrial chic…read morelol Based on the customer service alone, I could already tell the coffee here is good (lol). Unfortunately, this review is mostly based on my experience and the customer service! I can't give a real drink review just yet because I still want to go back and try one of their actual lattes. This time, I ordered an iced espresso with no milk, no sugar, and a pump of sf vanilla since I add my own protein milk at work. Personally I wasn't the biggest fan of the sugar free vanilla syrup, just like most sugar free syrups, it left a bit of an aftertaste. I'll definitely be back to try a real latte because everything else about my visit was great!

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.

My beloved Boomtown RIP…read more This pains me to write. Different is certainly not always better, especially when what you had was already working. I much prefer the saying if it ain't broke don't fix it. To the people who bought this place, I know your motto is "different is better," but please stop taking that so literally. You do not have to change every aspect of this place to make it different. The best thing about getting your everyday local coffee is seeing the same baristas you've seen over and over again, familiar faces who know you by name. This was one of those places where I'd hate to admit how much money I've spent here, and I did it happily. In just three weeks, our beloved spot, one I would willingly drive out of my way for, has gone so far downhill that I barely recognize it. From the eyesore taco warmer that practically knocks you in the face while you're ordering, replacing a space that once showcased lovely things like fresh flowers and local trinkets, to the disappearance of the wonderful local treats from Sinfull Bakery that kids genuinely enjoyed. At first I thought maybe you were just out, but after three weeks it became clear that expenses were being cut across the board and those items may never come back. And where do I even begin. The new oat milk is terrible. It completely changes the look and taste of the coffee and is immediately noticeable. I won't harp on the change of hours or the change in flavor of your coffee beans, but I feel it must be mentioned because, well, it's noticeable. And now the cleanliness. Spilled taco sauce all over the floor, and when your kid points it out, you know you're in trouble at that point. Dishes piled so high they're overflowing, dirty restrooms. And to be clear, this isn't the staff's fault, there is simply not enough staff to keep up with these things. Never ever in seven years of being a frequent visitor has it been this bad. I also noticed the new coffee packaging, and it's just another reminder that the heart and thoughtfulness that once defined this place are gone. At this rate I half expect robots handing me my latte in a few weeks so you can save a few more bucks. And getting rid of Toast. Even if Toast was an expensive platform to use, it was legitimately so convenient. And dang, if you're going to do away with it, don't replace it with the worst possible ordering system ever, one that doesn't even work. Do you know how many orders I wouldn't have placed if it weren't for Toast? Toast made those orders possible when I didn't have time to wait. Without it, I simply wouldn't have ordered. I understand times are tough for many businesses, but you all were booming. The new online ordering system doesn't work. You may as well do away with it altogether because this one just isn't it. Honestly, I am devastated. You knocked it out of the park in every area, cleanliness, service, food. I never had a single bad item on the menu. The coffee was beyond. When my family moved out of the city a year and a half ago, I still drove 35 minutes one way just to get your food and coffee, over an hour round trip again and again. I don't think you understand how this new direction has driven this place into the ground in a matter of three weeks. Sadly all good things must come to an end.

Coffee cake- dry but prob was excellent when it was fresh…read moreGot a toddy mocha-he like it Also a shakarato- it's more like a shot- not a full drink. Interesting with orange notes and espresso.

Positive - pro tip - negative - recommendation for owner…read more Positive: Very accessible parking. I really loved their unique lattes. Great ambience inside and large community tables if you're there with numerous individuals. Free WiFi for the first two hours. Heather biscuit and their spicy jam is incredible. Pro tip: You can download their app and get rewards Negative: While I appreciate the large community tables, I wish there were smaller tables for one individual, but this really isn't a dealbreaker as you can see Recommendation for the owner: With so many unique lattes, I wish there was an option to get a flight of them

I actually did not get to try anything here, and I do not plan to return…read more Before visiting, I specifically checked Google Maps because I had my dog with me. The listing for this exact location says "pets welcome," so I felt confident stopping by. However, as soon as I walked in, I was greeted by two customers fawning over my dog. Before any staff member greeted me or even acknowledged me as a customer, someone from behind the far counter told me that dogs were not allowed inside. I mentioned that their Google listing says pets are welcome, and the response was that it applies to a different location. That would be fine if it were clear, but the listing I checked had this location's address directly underneath "pets welcome." That is confusing and misleading. What made it more frustrating was the lack of hospitality. There was no greeting, no attempt to clarify kindly, no "We're sorry for the confusion," and no effort to offer a solution like helping me quickly order to go. It felt dismissive. Clear and accurate information matters. If pets are not welcome at this location, the listing should reflect that. I drove out of my way based on that detail, and it ended up being a waste of time and gas. Because of that experience, I chose not to patronize the this location but may try another location one day.

Good coffee, good service, great spot to sit and work or study or chat. Ambiance is very open and…read morepleasant. Been here a few times and it does not disappoint. They sell pudgy cookies here too Great coffee spot in heights area!

I'm usually a HIGE tenfold lover. However today's visit with my wife was very disappointing. We…read moreboth ordered vanilla lattes. What we received was room temp at best, milk foam was very loose with nothing but huge bubbles (not silky at all) and no latte art that is the norm. It tasted "okay" but highly diluted with little coffee flavor. We will be back but hope the trainees (I'm hoping that is what happened today) aren't let lose on the customers until they can meet your standards going forward.

Yummy coffee with some interesting choices for folks who like coffee drinks like lattes,…read morefrappuccinos, freddos and so on. Cool vibe inside with plenty of seating. A few tables are outside as well. Didn't try their food but I sure looked at other peeps plates and it looks really good as well! Next time ;) I will be back!

Quite the cute and comfy place!…read more I ordered both the pistachio baklava and the chai latte with oat milk. I was slightly disappointed with the baklava, it wasn't bad by any means but it lacked the sweetness and stickiness I've come to expect from arguably one of the tastiest pastries of all time. The pistachio flavor very much overpowered the baklava aspects of the dish, so I could see it being less of an issue with other flavors. The chai latte on the other hand was quite delectable, it had just the right amount of spice and the flavor was both rich and consistent through the entire drink. I was also really impressed by the presentation, both the drink and the dishware brought much joy to my soul. Will definitely be coming back here!