Great coffee spot! They have CBD infused coffees and they are also in the space next to a CBD…read moremedicine store. Both spaces are open to one another accessible through either entrance. The coffee is good and they have unique syrup flavors like fruity pebble and toffee cake. Cute indoors with plants and very earthy tones. Great service. They also have some pastry options the sell as well. I have been here twice and will come back again.

After having lunch at Loro in Kirby, I had some time to kill before some plans I had later that…read moreday. I hopped on the trust Yelp app to find a coffee shop nearby. Grinder's Coffee Bar came up and it was right across the street so I made my way over. I arrived around 1 p.m. on a Wednesday. I parked in their small complimentary lot and made my way inside. Ambiance (3.5/5): Grinder's is basically two spots in one. When you walk in, there's a small counter where you place your order. And a handful of seats. From there, you wan walk into a more spacious second room that houses a CBD shop. And more seating along with the bathroom. I sat at a couch in the CBD area. While weed isn't my thing, if you're into both weed and coffee, that makes for a nice one-two punch for you. There isn't a ton of seating, less so than most coffee shops. Luckily, since it was a weekday, I didn't have any trouble. I wonder if that's different on the weekends. They also have free WiFi if you'd like to linger and work or study. Service (2.5/5): The menu is a little confusing because they have a menu on the counter and a menu on the wall with different items. I didn't see that there was a menu on the counter until I was about to place an order. They also have some beverages in a cooler that aren't on either menu. Not the best set up. Service wasn't terribly friendly either. Food (N/A): Since I just had lunch prior, no food for me. They have a small, but appetizing number of pastries and small bites for sale if you get the munchies (pun intended). Drinks (3.5/5): I'm not a coffee drinker so take this with a grain of salt. When I go to a coffee shop, I like coffee shops that still have a nice selection of teas and juices. Grinder's has a small number of teas that can be made either hot or iced. I went with one, iced, and sweetened with agave (for a surcharge). I liked it and the price was reasonable. They also had a mocktail of sorts that was available on their seasonal menu, although like most mocktails, overpriced. While not really my vibe, if you're a CBD person, Grinder's will be right up your alley. It's a unique spot and located in a great part of town.

this is a cashless business…read more the service was great (coffee shop edition of great.. ya know chill, informative.. but never performative lol) i ordered a snickerdoodle latte and avocado toast. my latte was killer!! avocado toast is avocado toast- it's great if you love it . it was pretty busy when i stopped in, and it was pouring down rain. there is a lot of seating and that ideal for people if they want to bring a device and get cozy. would def recommend and will be back for another latte soon!! bonné appétit c.

3 - Cappuccino 4 -…read moreBreakfast sandwich, no alio, egg over hard 3 - Kolache 4 - Greek Yogurt

New favorite coffee/study spot in Houston! This place is (I…read morethink?) in Montrose area, and a gem with parking both in front (with spaces) and street parking available. The baristas/servers are so friendly, and the shop truly feels homey. Perfection for studying, with inside ample tables/chairs with nearby outlets as well as some comfy chairs and a couch. There's also a cute covered outside area which I'm sure I'll experience post summer time. They have a few yummy looking food options at a great price point - including tamales and baked pastries. I picked the chicken tamale as a light lunch - I got the most delicious chicken tamale I've had thus far, served with kettle crinkle chips and a tamale sauce to dip. There are many coffee/non coffee options. I opted for the iced horchata latte - agree with prior reviewers that this is delish. It is not too sweet and a great blend of vanilla and cinnamon that masks the espresso. The atmosphere here is cozy but focused, with a mixture of people working/studying and hanging out. 10/10 will be back.

Campesino is one of my favorite cafes to study at in Houston! There is ample seating, it is…read moreoftentimes very quiet (though if you do want to chat that is no problem at all) and the wifi is good. It is in a home-like structure with quirky furniture, but it makes me feel very much at home. The workers are also super nice and accommodating. The coffee is very reasonably priced and delicious. I always get their Horchata Latte---it is a perfect level of sweetness and the cinnamon complements the espresso perfectly (and it's only $5.50)! They have a variety of other drinks and pastries too, that I haven't been able to try. I highly recommend coming to study/catch up with a friend. There's a lot of coffee shops in the Montrose area but this has been one of my favorite.

Cute and rustic. I have been hearing about Agora for a while and I finally landed here! This place…read moreis 2 story's and full of character. There is indoor and outdoor seating. This place was definitely at some point a home. But you know Houston and it's no zoning so a coffee shop. Any rate. They service lots of tasty looking pastries. I resisted because it was late but I will be back to try them. They also sell Agora branded trinkets. I ordered a cappuccino with oat milk. Um it was made to perfection. Now they didn't have any stevia so womp womp but they have regular sugar. I think they offer wifi because there were lots of folks in there with their laptops. There's no dedicated parking but street parking.

The vanilla latte was good. Little sweet but good…read more The freddo cappuccino was bad. Didn't even finish it. The foam is too much and you don't get any coffee until you drink more than half of it. Taste could use some sweetness. Didn't mix well. Relaxing place with a lot of seating feels very college vibe.

Got a cortado, a scoop of cookies and cream gelato, and a white chocolate raspberry scone last…read moreSunday after touring the Houston Museum of Fine Arts--pretty pricy but a good location for studying/working and catching up with friends, especially considering the downtown location. My friend got the soup and salad combo for $16--considering the portion size, the price is a bit steep, but taste-wise was great.

The Museum of Fine Arts experience consisted of four separate buildings, and we easily spent two…read moredays looking at stuff. So nice to have a casual cafe onsite for much needed breaks! Cafe Leonelli was clean, spacious and filled with natural light. Outdoor seating was also available. An array of foods was displayed behind glass (i.e. pizza, sandwiches, desserts). We ordered their cafe Americano and carrot cake both days. Coffee was good enough, dispensed from a machine. Carrot cake was also good, although expensive for its small size. Such is the price of convenience.

First time here. Space was much bigger than I was expecting. Various types of seating. Got a…read moreclassic lox on everything bagel. Hit the spot. Enjoyed the added touch of the pickled red onion. Good latte and fun glassware. Counter service and friendly staff. Would definitely go back to stay and work longer. Parking can be tricky. Found street parking fairly quickly, but didn't pay attention to who the lot behind it belonged to or if a cost associated.

I got here around 10-11am and it was busy but the line moved quickly, their menu offers a variety…read moreof of options and also including seasonal options. I ordered the blueberry pie latte. I was expected a blueberry puree but the drink was much more than that, it tasted like drinking an actual blueberry pie with a taste of coffee as well. I sat outside since inside was pretty packed, I just way they had more shaded areas because the sun beams directly on the patio.

Sometimes you just need to spend time with a friend…read more Went for breakfast tacos after a Sunday Zumba class. It was just what the doctor ordered. Egg and cheese tacos with avocado. Pico on the side. A chai latte. The perfect "recovery" meal. Parking is easy at Levy Park. Nice to be able to have a quiet breakfast with a friend (and our Zumba instructor and several of the people from our Sunday morning class.)

I'm a fan of Slowpokes in general as I usually goto the one in Spring Branch, but this location…read morewins for the views alone. There's a park (Levy) right across and a few restaurants in this area.. Indoor/Outdoor seating with a bar and some food items like sandwiches, salads, shareable appetizers, etc. Dog friendly, and it can get busy pending on when you go. I went on a Sunday morning and the park was full of families and groups hanging out. Great spot to grab your coffee and just wander through the park. What made the experience 5 stars for me was the excellent service from the cashier.. she was friendly offered a free validation for parking (parking in the garage) without me even asking or knowing about it. Good vibes inside with a mix of people working and catching up. They offer WIFI for 2 hours with your receipt... Would def come back.

Chill vibe, Fast service, good prices and great staff. Had…read morea large mango smoothie with a chocolate and an almond croissant. The smoothie hit the spot after a walk on a warm spring Houston day. The croissants were both as good as they looked. Those who know me know I love my pastries and am critical of them. These are absolutely a must if you're on campus. These croissants are nice and crispy on the outside while being buttery and plush on the inside.

Favorite Coffee in Houston! Lately the service has been at its best!! Would recommend to anyone.read more