Chill vibes …read more Terrific little coffee place. It's a must go to in Lubbock. You won't be disappointed!

I had a better experience the second time around! I still think that this places isn't the best for…read morestudying because of the cramped space and the really really uncomfortable seating (it feels like they didn't finish making proper booths). I got a ginger hot latte which I really enjoyed (seasonal). I also tried a brown sugar iced coffee (seasonal) and the matcha. The matcha was quite bad but the ice coffee was okay. Service was 10/10 what a cool guy. Also love their merch

Great Customer Service. Iced Honey Bee latte is great, of course. A lot of options of creative…read moredrinks and staff is more than patient and helpful.

I wanted to try something new and Ninety-Two didn't disappoint! The barista I met when entering was…read moresuper sweet and tried to help me right away. Since it was my first time I told her she could finish the orders she was working on. I ordered just some simple toast with honey butter (great) next time I'll add the jam also. And then I ordered 2 pastries to go and a Rice Krispie treat also. I chose to go with a latte that had maple and cinnamon in it (sorry forgot the name) and went with almond milk. The milk they use truly is great it was creamy and made just right. Not a long wait. The whole cafe is set up super well, lots of spaces to meet up or to study. They were busy so finding a spot to part was the hardest part of the experience. Definitely will be going back again.

He-Brews was the first local coffee shop I ever went to in Lubbock. During my freshman year, my…read morefriend was visiting Tech, and I went with him, my sister, and my at-the-time girlfriend who was visiting with them. I liked how secluded He-Brews was from the rest of Lubbock, right in the heart of prairie dog town. It's hard to get distracted from studying if the only thing around you is dirt. I've been to He-Brews a handful of times since then, having nice conversations with a friend over coffee, getting some studying in when I needed a change of scenery, or last week when I decided to revisit He-Brews while in town. I think the space is cute and cozy. There is plenty of outdoor and indoor seating. This time I ordered their Lavender Haze, a lavender and honey macchiato. I thought it was a little too milky compared to the espresso, and it lacked much nuance. It was fine and I finished it, but it really wasn't special. They also have a Christian radio station, KWBF, under the same roof. I have never once seen the station's broadcasters inside the studio while I'm in there, but it is cool to have it in one place. Because of this, you may hear Christian Contemporary Music playing inside He-Brews, which I don't think is inherently wrong, but it is maybe the worst non-secular music to exist, so be prepared with headphones to hear literally anything else. If the macchiato you order is inspiring you to go deeper in your faith, I'd recommend checking out Numero's Good God! Apocryphal Hymns for some much needed fellowship that actually has something to say past the three minute mark. I am not really sure why He-Brews needs to be so strongly associated with its religious method. Nothing about coffee is inherently Christian, but a lot of people deep in faith love to open a cafe. I really don't think opening a coffee shop as a Christian is even a bad thing. I think providing a place of comfort is a great mission to have as a follower of Christ. It's just that they don't advertise any fellowship or promote any charitable concepts. Instead, they have a WiFi password of John 3:16 and say they are inspiring growth. I want to buy it. I want to believe in it, but it all feels surface level. As I left, I noticed the massive load of campaign yard signs outside their building. Nothing says following Jesus Christ quite like endorsing candidates. It's like they realized how good a pun of He-Brews would be and everything else is just trying to make the name work. Maybe that's just me though. RIYL: God's favorite latte

The environment is very relaxing sitting next to a pond and walking trail without anything else…read morearound, yet it's still close to downtown and Tech. The staff was friendly and moved quickly even with a line on Friday morning. Prairie dog mounds exist on two sides of the building, so it's fun to see them. They are shy, so don't walk to them, but bring and throw some baby carrots out for them! The outdoor patio is huge with a beautiful view of the water and greenery. Parking is all dirt and gravel. If you need a drink to-go, make sure you tell them when ordering because they serve drinks in cute, non-disposable latte cups. I only gave 4 stars because the latte was delicious, but not sure it was the strongest. The He-Brews signature latte is delicious!

This place is awesome. Great decorations and rustic but modern ambiance. The service was fast and…read morekind, nice people and fast service. Food and coffee was great. Got a London fog with a breakfast burrito. The salsa was legitimately the best I've ever tasted. Definitely worth a stop

I'm sitting at a 2.5 so I'll round up to 3…read more Pros: lots of tables and very nice baristas. Decent wifi Cons: coffee was not very good and the seats are uncomfy. Needed to ask to wifi as well instead of it being listed out I got the aspen latte and the apple cider off of the speciality menu. The seasonal menu doesn't have any prices which I also don't like. The aspen latte tasted very off. Maybe something was burnt like the maple syrup or the beans but it wasn't very good in my opinion. My boyfriend thought it was fine just too sweet so maybe it's just my personal preference. I actually liked the apple cider hot, but I wish they gave our drinks in mugs.

fantastic. i go here monthly with one of my friends and the coffee is great, along with the service…read moresnd atmosphere. its not only tables its comfy couch chairs and a fire to make it all the more cozy. love it!!

When you get tired of Starbucks, try the Summer Moon Cafe. Similar vibe with good service, good…read morestrong brewed coffee and perfectly made cappuccino: one third milk, one third espresso and one third foam. The young people behind the counter are friendly and welcoming. When working in Lubbock, I head to Summer Moon with my laptop.

lol I work with doctors and residents. Before finishing his residency we sent him here to pick up…read morecoffees for the staff as a joke! It was the best reaction! But truthfully... coffee was great! I got the brunette and I was very surprised how good it was! He said he will now be a loyal customer

Had an iced coffee on 4/27/26 in the morning. The blonde hair barista was very kind and I loved my…read morecoffee. I'll be back again, this was my first time here'. And it was excellent! I can't remember her name but she was great

Nice barista (guy with tattoos and mustache)!…read more I got the red raider which wasn't my favorite. Didn't have a lot of flavor and the coffee taste itself isn't there. Lots of steamed dairy flavor. It's more expensive compared to other coffee shops near by and not nearly as good. It is a huge space though. Not a bad place to do work but the seats aren't the comfiest and outlets are a bit sparse.

An amazing working coffee cafe on the steps of Texas Tech university. Inside there is seating for…read moreall types of conversations, either you're here to study, you're here to work as a professional are you're here just to catch up. J&B is why coffee shops exist. Good coffee, good food good people.

Enjoy a morning coffee that's not your typical morning coffee. Brewed awakening does exactly what…read moreyou need in a cup of Joe. The baristas are great and the beans are fresh. Stop by in awaken yourself to a good cup of Joe.

So cute ! Total vibes and great aesthetic. You'll find non dairy milk drink options here . Staff is…read moreall smiles . Unfortunately no vegan bakery bites or food items are carried here . ( I'm told they will be coming soon ) I would definitely be back for a latte !

Gold Stripe Located…read moreinside the beautiful Cactus Alley is the small but great Gold Stripe Coffee Roasters. Here, an iced latte feels like a cocktail. The craft that goes into how they make each beverage, and how they are served using a huge ice cube makes it feel special and different. Their espresso-based beverages are always excellent, and I find myself visiting every few visits I make to Lubbock. Their interior space is small but inviting making it great for work, but I also enjoy on a spring day to sit right outside in the Cactus Alley courtyard and enjoy the coffee with the natural air. This is simply one of the best coffee shops and co-working spaces in Lubbock. RIYL: Big ice cubes

Big fan of the prices and the options. Coffee is solid. I got the toffee latte (seasonal comes iced…read moreonly) and the cafe sua da. I really like to drink cafe sua da hot but they only have iced for this drink. The space is cozy but maybe not the most ideal if you are going to grind for a long time. A smaller space for sure but very nice baristas!

Pricey for a coffee shop. Almost Starbucks like prices. They have food and desserts tried the red…read morevelvet and it was a bit dry. Definitely a study spot if you are looking for one. Service was excellent though.

Overall Experience Came here with my girlfriend thinking…read morethis would be more of a specialty matcha spot. Overall it was an okay experience, just not what I expected. Drinks and Matcha This place feels more like a Starbucks than a true matcha café. The drinks they advertise are kind of strange, and they do not really highlight matcha. They mostly categorize it as green tea, which I think makes it difficult for people who are really into matcha. I tried the matcha and the café latte. Both were alright. Not the best I have had, but not bad either. Food I had the beef bulgogi burrito for breakfast. It was good, but smaller than what the photos on the menu showed, which felt falsely advertised. Service and Atmosphere Service was great. The girl handling my order was very friendly. Decent sized coffee shop inside a shopping outlet, and there were a lot of families when I went. I would recommend it as a quick stop if you want coffee, but not for someone who is really into matcha.