Just a quick update. First, the drinks are always outstanding. Whether off the menu or a…read morerecommendation of staff, you will be happy. Now for staff: you must ask for recommendations! Just throw out a flavor or coffee type and you'll hear great suggestions! Finally, window service. The folks at the window are happy! The want to serve you. They like their jobs. They make you feel welcome and happy. I look forward to my interactions here. This coffee place is superior in every way!

Mojo Coffee does not have a extensive menu, but their coffee are extremely good. Over two days…read moreperiod, we tried 5 different coffees and all of them were impressive. Pricing was inexpensive. Service was cheerful and quick.

Cure Bakery & Coffee is a family oriented shop on Highway 183. Note to self, do not believe your…read moreGPS. It will lead you to the opposite side of 183. Cure is closest to the Department of Public Safety. All their pastries and desserts look extremely appetizing. Their offerings include croissants, turnovers (apple turnover...my choice today), sandwiches, breakfast rolls and cakes. In addition, they serve breakfast sandwiches with customized additions. They sometimes also have breakfast bisuits. Service is always family friendly and welcoming. Today, I ordered an iced matcha latte and apple turnover. The matcha latte was perfect - fragrant matcha flavor but not too sweet with a smooth texture. The apple turnover was flaky like most turnovers but not eye-squinting sweet. I loved every sip and every bite.

The coffee is great, the pastries are fresh and delicious as well…read more I don't know how or why I forgot about this place for a while, but it's back on the top of my list for local shops to patronize. **all I would suggest is some kind of sound tile, or gets really loud bc of the high ceilings and concrete floors.

You know sometimes it's really nice to get out of the city for an experience and this was one of…read morethose times. The Austin English Tea Company brings all of the aesthetics, ambiance, and flavors you'd expect in a proper British tea room. Spent a lovely Sunday Funday morning with friends celebrating Galentine's Day (albeit a day later) with fresh and yummy tea sandwiches, scones, clotted cream, mini, quiche, cream puffs, macarons, Prosecco, and more. We had four pots of tea: Classic English Breakfast, Earl Gray, Peach White, and Coconut Oolong. It goes without saying that the English Brekkie and Earl Gray were perfectly brewed and delicious. The Peach White and Coconut Oolong were also perfectly brewed. The Peach White was fragrant and flavorful. Same for the Coconut Oolong though it was more fragrant with a less robust flavor. Still delicious. The tea sandwiches were served on perfectly fresh and soft white bread. Cucumber and cream cheese sandwiches are always my favorite, without question. The Strawberry Devonshire Scone was to die for! I really enjoyed the heart-shaped Rosemary biscuit that had a hint of parmesean flavor as well. The apricot Stilton cheese was flavorful and exactly how you want a Stilton to taste. Service was outstanding. The decor was brilliant, absolute perfection. The entire experience was reminiscent of tea rooms I've visited in England and Ireland. Looking forward to another visit soon! Note: the tea room is located inside Michelle's Patisserie in a shopping plaza---once you enter the tea room you're totally transported to another time and place of elegance, tea, & sweets.

We had the most amazing bridal shower at Austin English Tea Company. The entire restaurant is…read moreabsolutely adorable. We were greeted by the owner Sarah, and seated right away. The table was decorated beautifully. You pick three pots of tea and are brought a tower of different finger foods and a cheese plate. All of the ladies kept saying to each other how good everything tastes... how pretty everything was! We had the best time. The quiche and the hummus tea sandwiches were amazing. The scones were divine. We all loved the peach tea, and the jasmine tea, along with the Earl Gray. We had the best time. We all agreed that next time we would bring our mother's and daughters with us. This place is a gem !! We had the most amazing bridal shower at Austin English Tea Company. The entire restaurant is absolutely adorable. We were greeted by the owner Sarah, and seated right away. The table was decorated beautifully. You pick three pots of tea and are brought a tower of different finger foods and a cheese plate. All of the ladies kept saying to each other how good everything tastes... how pretty everything was! We had the best time. The quiche and the hummus tea sandwiches were amazing. The scones were divine. We all loved the peach tea, and the jasmine tea, along with the Earl Gray. We had the best time. We all agreed that next time we would bring our mother's and daughters with us. This place is a gem !!

​If you're looking for a spot that feeds both your appetite and your Instagram feed, this bakery is…read morean absolute dream. ​From the moment you walk in, you are greeted by stunning floral decor making it the perfect place for an afternoon siesta with your girlfriends! The owner was quite accommodating to our group of 15+ ladies chitchatting and taking pics. The pastries and coffee come in unique flavors. I tried the Black Forest pastry and tiramisu cold coffee, both were delightful.

was looking for coffee and ended up stopping here! the place is soooo cute for dates or a study…read morespot. the bakery and drinks were really good. - honey lavender oat milk latte 4/5 - shaken hazelnut latte 4.5/5 - raspberry pistachio cupcake 4.5/5 the staff were so kind and patient as i could not decide on which sweet treat i wanted!

The envelopes, please…read more.. This year's winner for "Best Coffeehouse Art" goes to Coffeyeh. And, for "Most Interesting Barista Conversations", again: Coffeyeh. Finally, in the category of "Original Lattes in a Starring Role", it's Coffeyeh, once more! You really don't want to miss this award-winning venue. You'll have to GPS your way there, as it's tucked into a slip of a strip center up north. The space is not there to beer-bong your ears out with music-you-did-not-choose or to induce Cool Kids ennui that even caffeine can't reach. Rather, it's a room in which you might play chess, take your relationship to the next level, or ponder the secret meaning of freckles. And if you're dealing with sub-clinical depression--or just current events--you can order a generous slab of high-octane sweetness from their bakery cases and turn the smallest flicker of hope into a Roman candle! Exclamatory bonus points: A clever name! Middle Eastern hospitality! Outside seating for when the temps are below 105! A liberal loyalty program! Uncharted new coffee options to expand your horizons! Coffee and nosh aside, there's networking aplenty here, a winsome Insta presence, and whimsical promotions. After a couple of visits, you'll feel the gravitational pull of Planet Coffeeyeh and find yourself headed for Cedar Park. "That's one small step for espresso..."

This very cute, quaint, eclectic local coffee shop called Coffeyeh located in a small shopping…read morecenter in Cedar Park just opened up 9 months ago and did not disappoint! The gentlemen who took our order (I was assuming was also the owner but did not confirm) was very kind and helpful in explaining their unique menu. They had tasty drinks and food items I have never seen before. My husband ordered the Spanish latte that came with two shots of espresso with creamy milk which hit the spot. My daughter ordered this very unique blue drink (caffeine free) I have never heard or seen before called Galaxy Milk Tea made with Butterfly Pea Flower Tea, Oat Milk and Vanilla syrup. It wasn't overly sweet once you mixed it together making it a tasty treat for the little ones. I ordered the strongest coffee they had called: Iced Molotoviatt that came with 4 shots of espresso infused with lightly sweetened condensed milk. I opted for no whipped cream. They had a delicious selection of pastries and goodies, which we did not order but looked decadent. The decor and artwork was also super cute and on point! We will definitely be returning.

I am here with my sorority sisters for a Valentine's Day celebration. Surprisingly I'm pretty…read morerefreshed after going out dancing last night. I did sleep in this morning. I'm familiar with this Summer Moon coffee as it is across the street from my gym - Gold's Gym Cypress Creek. It is a bit tricky to get to as you have to go down to the light and make a left turn. Then you weave through the parking lot to reach the location. This Summer Moon has an extensive food offering - yogurt, sandwiches, breakfast biscuits, chips and assorted pastries. In addition, there is an assortment of coffee and teas. I ordered the hot latte with 1/4 moon milk (weaned myself from full moon milk). It was warm and soothing. Very good... There are a number of items for sell - candles, clothing, caps and of course, coffee. My cashier rang me up lightning fast. The ordering line was long for a while but went super fast. Great opportunity to visit and bond with my sorority sisters. Loving and welcoming environment...

We came here for the second time, and after my wife had been talking about this place for a long…read morewhile, I can confidently say it's quickly becoming one of our favorite spots. Even though this wasn't our first visit, the cozy and welcoming atmosphere still made a great impression the moment we walked in. We ordered the decaf Half Moon coffee and the Matcha Moon, and wow--both were absolutely amazing once again. The flavors were smooth, comforting, and well-balanced. The sweetness was just about perfect for us--maybe slightly on the sweeter side--but in a way that felt indulgent rather than overwhelming. After a couple of visits now, it's safe to say we're officially fans. One thing that really stood out to me was the moon milk. It was beautifully prepared--soft, creamy, and not heavy at all. I usually don't do well with regular cow's milk, but this one sat perfectly fine with my stomach, which was a pleasant surprise and made the whole drink even more enjoyable. They offer both hot and cold options, which is great since you can enjoy their drinks no matter the season or your mood. Since it was a cold day, the warm drinks were especially comforting. We also tried a slice of their carrot cake, and it was delicious--moist, flavorful, and the perfect companion to our drinks. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, patiently explaining the menu and giving us great recommendations. Overall, it was another wonderful experience from start to finish. We'll definitely be coming back again. Highly recommend stopping by and giving it a try. Cheers!

I had great service today!…read more First time. Can't believe I live like 1/4 mile from here and this is my first time. Parking on either side of the building is easy. Drive thru had about 4 cars, I'm not really a drive thru person. I like going in, seeing people face to face, person to person. Feel the vibe. The vibe is laptops 100% Apparently this is the place to work. So no seating was available. But for today, I was dashing to an appointment anyway. Looked over their menu that was posted up on the wall. Decided on a chocolate mint drink. Could taste the chocolate, but there was no mint to the drink. Customer service was great. The cost of the drink with tip was $8.00. Drink wait time was just a couple minutes. Pretty quick. I didn't take pictures because I didn't want to get people's faces. But the inside was clean. All the seats along the wall were taking by laptop people. So wanted to give them their privacy. They do offer non caffeinated drinks. Maybe when the weather gets hotter I'll try one of those as a comparison.

What do you get when you cross Starbucks with mediocrity?…read more You get Black Rock Coffee Bar. Black Rock follows the Starbucks formula like a dedicated wannabe. The espresso is worse. Given the fact that Starbucks espresso is godawful ... That is an impressive accomplishment. * * * The interior decorating is far worse. To understand what is wrong with Black Rock's room design, You have to think a little bit about what interior decorating does for a retail restaurant chain. * * * Restaurants can either be energizing or calming. You want energizing if you are either selling fun or you need you need high turnover so you can sell high volume. A little kid pizza palace needs to be fun, so all the kids beg their parents to take them to your establishment. Fast food needs to be high turnover. You are selling burgers or whatever at very low margins. So you need those customers in the door then out the door so new ones can come in and buy more stuff. * * * The classic success story in energizing interior decorating is McDonald's. Never mind the arch part - although to be fair that was a touch of trademark defining genius. The bright lights, and the white red and yellow are tremendously energizing. You come in - you get peppy - you eat fast - you get out fast. * * * Starbucks is one of the great classics in calming interior decorating. Starbucks wants you to come in with your computer, or come in with a friend with whom you want to have a soulful conversation. In both cases, you will be staying there a long time. There is a little bit of a build the tab logic. If you stay there long enough, you will order a second drink or another snack. But mostly that tranquility is what made you come to Starbucks in the first place. You would not have had that writing session or that soulful conversation in a McDonalds. * * * How does Starbucks accomplish this visually? Their color scheme is one of the great accomplishments of corporate interior decorating. Natural woods. Light grays. Dark green accents. You slow down immediately on entering. * * * The Black Rock Interior Decorators missed the larger economic logic of what they are trying to accomplish. They decorated in energetic and perky ... With bright colors and and even brighter fluorescent lights. There is nothing visually mellow about Black Rock. The bright perky colors do what bright perky colors do. They make the customer feel energetic. So feeling energetic, I got up and left. * * * To be fair, having just drunk an awful espresso helped with the got up and left part. The caffeine made me energetic. The hating my coffee made me want to get out of there. That said, there was more to this than just the coffee. Starbucks espresso has just as much caffeine as does a Black Rock espresso. The room is what keeps you sitting in your chair. * * * I suspect their sweet and elaborate drinks are just fine. I did not have one so I do not know. But I go to coffee houses to get work done. The fact that I can get a Mocha Raspberry Figatooti for a beverage is a side point. There are lots of places that will sell me a Mocha Raspberry Figatooti. I go shopping for a room that will remove distractions and maximize my clarity of thought. Nothing maximizes your clarity of thought at a Black Rock Coffee.

I've mainly patronized this store thru Too Good to Go pick ups. When I've arrived, whichever…read moreemployee has assisted me has been polite. The pastries I've enjoyed from the store have been delicious. I greatly recommend the muffins and cinnamon buns to accompany your coffee purchases.

After working all night on a work project, I needed (wanted...same difference) some coffee. Sort…read moreof like Pavlov's dogs - cause...no sleep plus exhaustion equals response ...coffee reward. I tried Malone's cedar park latte and their almond bun (most popular pastry according to the barista, Kelly). Absolutely delicious... the latte was robust with a soothing caramel flavor. Although the almond was billed as not too sweet...it was sweet yet tasty. Loved several aspects of Malone's - Pac-Man video game, cool children's play area, homey feel of the coffee shop (dark wood and book shelves) and abstract painting (they had me at abstract paintings!). Very enjoyable coffee shop experience...Happy National Coffee Day!

Love this local cafe! It has chill cafe vibes, good pumpkin bread and fun latte flavors!read more

Pastries are decent, could have a slightly more homemade and fresh feel. The staff is friendly and…read morequick, with lots of seating and easy parking. Good options for drinks and I like the serving of Tacodeli tacos.

This is an excellent place to get work done. They have good coffee, fast wifi, and ample tables and…read morechairs. It can get a little noisy as sound does echo throughout the space, but most people I saw here wore headphones and stayed to themselves. I found the coffee to be palatable enough for my taste buds, with the standard coffee and espresso drink varieties. This coffee shop has the lowest prices around. I don't know if the place is subsidized by the office building it's located inside of, but I'm not complaining! The barista was very fast in taking my order and making my drink. They take Apple Pay, making the checkout process a breeze. I saw they had some snacks for purchase, though I didn't get any this time. Pineview Coffee can be hard to find as it doesn't have a store logo outside the building. There are many free parking spaces in front of the building, but just be mindful of any reserved spaces. Their hours also mimic regular business hours; they're only open Monday-Friday, from 8am-3pm. I'd recommend checking out Pineview Coffee Company if you're in the area!

Um, hello!? This hidden gem is awesome. Quiet, lots of seating, and very good coffee. I happened to…read morebe at a branch of my bank I don't normally go to, and searched for "coffee nearby". Up popped this place. I wasn't even sure it existed as I walked up because there is no outside signage. If you need to change up your workspace and have a good cup of coffee, check this place out. Service was friendly too!