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.

Stoped by here during SXSW 2026 to listen to some bands this past Saturday. They had some fun…read morecoconut water samples that they used to make cocktails at the inside bar. I got one of their dark rum cocktails. They had some yummy food trucks in the back and several of us had items from Wow Poke which was really good. The weather was nice so we could sit outside in the back area in the shade while we ate. Then we wandered around and listened to the bands for a bit. It's a really nice space. I've been there once before for swing dancing one evening. I wish I lived closer to it but I'm sure I'll end up back here eventually for another event!

Radio East is such a great spot. I went on a date here and it's perfect for that, but it would also…read morebe fun with a group. There's tons of outdoor seating, which I loved. Indoor seating is more limited, but it didn't bother us at all. I had a matcha and it was smooth and really well made. They also have food trucks on site, so it's easy to grab a bite while you're there. Big plus for easy parking, and I love that they sometimes have live music. Overall, highly recommend, relaxed, fun vibe and a great Southeast Austin hang which I really appreciate because there aren't too many things in that area yet.

I was looking forward to a great cup of coffee before my flight. Excited to see Ruta Maya by my…read moregate. Despite the price being a couple $$ higher than any other coffee in the airport (plain Jane drip brew) I still wanted it. Disappointed in the quality. Tasted like hot water with a splash of coffee in it. People? Make your coffee bold!! It doesn't have to be the dark roast, but it SHOULD have taste. I'll stick with the bags and grinding my own at home. Typical airport kiosk. Decent employee. Layout a little awkward with the cream at the back and no way to get out except through the incoming line.

I bought a cheese danish at 8:05am & it was stale (at least a day old). with taxes, it cost me…read more$9.59. That's ridiculous! for that price, I would expect more from Ruta Maya.

This is a co-working friendly cafe! I like that they had two conference rooms you can rent and…read moreplenty of open seating inside. And I didn't have any issues with their WiFi. I got their lox with the rosemary salt bagel which was perfectly creamy and salty. I also tried their collagen protein iced latte and it hit the spot :)

Crepes are sooo good here. I got the sweet one with strawberry, Nutella & banana. The WiFi is…read morestrong enough to do work. The only suggestion is to turn the music down a bit. It was too loud and distracting while I was tying to be productive.

It's just to the right when you come through after one of the tsa pre checkpoint…read more Not a bad place to grab a quick coffee. I got a small cappuccino with soy milk. One of the places other than Starbucks that offers soy milk. They also have drip coffee and that's separate. So you can pay at the kiosk and go grab it. They have minimal breakfast food options though they weren't serving it at 5 am when i was catching my morning flight

Coffee was so needed this morning. Early morning flights are rough. Especially when traveling with…read morea 2 year old. But I got it and will tell you about it. Jo's Coffee was okay. Not great. But ok. I had a hot Latte with Vanilla syrup. It was ok. I finished it. lol. My granddaughter who is 9 got a small iced mocha. And she loved it. My husband took a sip and he actually liked it. He on the other hand is a boring coffee drinker and just got black coffee with a swig of half and half. I would get it again when in the Austin Airport. Might try something different next time.

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.

Palomino is a super cute coffee shop. I went one day after work; I'd never seen it before because I…read morelive fairly far from it but I wasn't disappointed! I came on a rainy Saturday and it was actually quite packed. The parking lot was pretty full too but I did find a spot. I tried one of their specialty/seasonal drinks (the blueberry latte) and it was quite good! Not my favorite latte I've ever had but I definitely enjoyed it. Was like $7 for a small. Overall the vibe inside tho is the biggest reason to visit. There's an industrial/artistic vibe, and a small garden shop inside so there are lots of plants and greenery. It's a very nice space to sit and study. If I lived closer I would visit more!

Had a pourover that was laughably bad. Lukewarm, under extracted, hardly any flavor, cost $6.50. My…read morefriend's espresso was good but not amazing. Aesthetics 10/10, coffee 2/10

We're here almost every day grabbing our cortadito and americano, and it's easily our favorite…read morecoffee spot. The coffee is always good. Strong, smooth, and just done right. The vibe is cozy and super welcoming. One of those places where you walk in and immediately feel comfortable, like it's familiar even if it's your first time. Elena, one of the co-owners, is usually there and she's the best. Super nice, really knows her coffee, and if you chat with her she can even teach you some Spanish. You can tell she genuinely cares about the place and the people who come in. Also don't leave without trying the ham and cheese empanadas. They're a must and go perfectly with the coffee. Cafe Nena'i is one of those spots we never get tired of coming back to.

Good coffee with off street parking, but it is tiny, and the music is too loud making conversation…read morea little hard

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.

Environment friendliness - doesn't have recycle bins…read more Best coffee in town, yet to try the pastries. Staff was nice, took care of the order with perfection. Thank you :) Pros - has few tall bars with nice tall seats - Plenty of seating inside and outside, with these amenities around it feels like a nice location :) - has charging outlets - wifi (details below) and restroom Cons - Parking: usual downtown parking restrictions apply, 1 hour parking validation at Frost Tower, I wish it was for 3 hours; parking is such a headache around this area WiFi (no hotspot login required) SSID: Houndstooth Frost pass: coffeeandcheese

Wonderful coffee aroma as soon as you walk into Houndstooth Coffee. The space feels warm and…read moreinviting and makes you want to stay awhile. I ordered the Heart of Texas with soy milk, which had a delicious blend of strawberries and chocolate. The baristas were friendly and welcoming. I also grabbed a Tacodeli breakfast taco, Papa's with egg and cheese and medium salsa, and it really hit the spot. I would definitely come back and am already looking forward to trying a vanilla or lavender latte next time.