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!

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!

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.

Vibe- Very chill coffee shop that serves coffee drinks and some food items as well!…read more Customer service- Phenomenal! The owner was there and she was very sweet. Food/drinks- I tried the lavender foam matcha and it was good; I would ask for it a little sweeter next time! Parking- There's a good 10 or so spots in the lot.

I had been eyeing this place for a bit and finally got around to trying it out. Lately I've been…read moregetting a hot crème brûlée latee with oat milk & a toasted marshmallow on top. So yummy. I want to try the food so eventually I'll update my review on that. The coffee shop is small, but cute and chill. I feel comfortable coming here to get work done without being bothered lol. I didn't get the gentleman's name who takes my order but he is kind. The customer service on the ladies that are employed here could definitely be up to par with the friendliness and hospitality. The coffee shop is a little easy to miss if you don't know your way around so pay attention when you're pulling up.

I've been coming here every week for several months now. They have my favorite coffee in the city -…read morethe Colombia. It has a cherry note that's unlike any other coffee I've had. It was a little odd at first but by the end of the cup I was loving it. If I want food, I always go for the tacos from Liberty Tacos. Never had their tacos before but let me tell ya - they're LEGIT! Great staff that is super friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely a must try if you like REAL COFFEE, not just milk with a splash of coffee.

The espresso itself is good, and the menu is small which I mostly enjoy. Today I was hoping to try…read moretheir specialty lattes but the menus don't offer any description on what's going on in the lattes and the line was long so I couldn't comfortably ask. I got a plain latte with an extra shot and a blueberry muffin. I was asked if I wanted the muffin warmed so I said yes, but the muffin came out cold. Overall, the experience was mid level at best. The coffee was good. The service was lacking, but I could've gotten a better muffin at H-E-B.

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.

Boomtown is always a reliable stop whenever I'm in the Heights, whether I am shopping nearby or…read morejust passing through. The place has a no frills coffee shop vibe that feels relaxed and focused on good coffee without trying too hard. They offer a wide variety of drinks and the visuals and descriptions make it easy to see exactly what you are getting and how each drink is made. I ordered a shakerato, which I think is my usual here, and it was light, smooth, and the perfect pick me up. My friends grabbed a few pastries and absolutely devoured them, so I guess I need to try the food options next time. Everything just feels straightforward and easy, which is part of why I keep coming back. I always catch myself eyeing the bags of coffee on the way in. They make great gifts or a nice at home treat, especially this time of year. Honestly, I should have grabbed one on the way out but I got distratced by conversation.

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.

Drinks: hibiscus lemonade. Pretty and refreshing. Not a strong hibiscus flavor- fruity lemonade is…read morethe predominant flavor. Butter pecan Latte: aroma 10/10. Flavor was spot on. I like a different season flavor. Service: great assistance in choosing the seasonal latte. Friendly. Ambiance: I'm a fan of the decor- all things slow lol (turtles, sloths, snails). Urban but warm. Plenty of seating but is mostly communal. WiFi free for 2 hours w purchase

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.

The coffee was amazing and very good! Would recommend any day! Very flavorful and sweetread more

Tenfold Coffee is what happens when an indie café decides to be genuinely cosmopolitan rather than…read moremerely pretend. Step inside and you'll find a wonderfully mixed crowd: tech people typing furiously, students contemplating existential dread over a flat white, fashion-forward creatives in boots so white they defy known urban physics -- and yes, that includes me. One corner of the room is charmingly not quite tidy, as if the café itself were whispering: "Relax. Real life happens here." Industrial ducts snake overhead, large windows flood the space with natural light, and sociability seems to circulate as freely as the air. Now, the coffee: a revelation. The espresso is concentrated civilization -- exactly as it should be -- and the cappuccino is an elegant balance of foam and depth, not one of those half-liter dairy-fatigue exercises from anonymous multi-national chains-that-shall-not-be-named. The staff? Friendly, knowledgeable, and disarmingly competent -- the sort of people who know precisely why this bean tastes like citrus and chocolate instead of simply shrugging at the universe. In sum: Tenfold isn't just a café; it's a microcosm of a city that thrives on difference. A place where everyone, no matter their background, finds caffeine, community, and a seat at the table. For all of that -- the atmosphere, the humanity, the coffee artistry -- five stars, unequivocally.

Strong WiFi. Parking is sparse but people move in and out quickly on a Saturday morning, so you're…read moreable to get lucky! Tried this place post Pilates because of the reviews and the coffee is great. I also loved that it's large from inside with plenty of seating so I can see myself coming back and working from here. Solid coffee shop in the heights that I can't wait to visit again.

Overall such a cute place, and it was open pretty late at night. We arrived at the place around 10…read morepm at night and it was one of the only restaurants that were open. Service was fast and ordered at the counter. I ordered the kebabs and it was quite a bit of food I was able to get 2 meals out of it. It was pretty tasty an exactly what I wanted at the time. Seating is around 30 ish people inside with various booths and tables. They have a small lot for parking around the restaurant. I will say, probably around peak times, parking would probably be extremely tight. There was protein, rice and grilled veges so I felt like it was a super balanced meal. Super tasty and would recommend. They also have sandwich's and coffee served at night as well.

I rushed there tonight knowing they closed at 10pm. I got there at 9:48, thrilled to still have…read moretime to pick up my conchas (a quick thing -in and out). The door is locked. i see five people inside - some cleaning / organizing and one on the cash register. I knock - it's not 10 yet. No one looks my way. They are just a few feet from me, but they don't acknowledge me. I continue knocking - one girl looks at the girl on the register and says something - guess she was the manager because she shook her head, no, but still just looking at the register. At this point I suppose I just want a little "sorry, we're closed", but no. I find this so disrespectful. And what is this refusal to make eye contact? So, listen, Tierra Caliente, please do not post that you close at 10 if you are going to close whenever you feel like it, then ignore the customers who arrive before your closing time. Don't think I would have posted this review if I hadn't gone through an insane enormous effort to get there before closing time. I mean, I hussled!!! Then to be, aside from not let in, ignored. Yes, not going there again! (12900 Aldine Westfield Rd)

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