The cutest little spot to get coffee in Mueller!…read more Baristas are so nice and friendly and their coffee is always so spot on. Great place to chill if you're in the neighborhood to grab a quick cup of coffee or just relax.

The Mueller area is so friggin cool. The walkability of it and the interconnectedness of it makes…read moreit ideal for people to live. What's important in a neighborhood community like Mueller is a decent coffee shop. While in the area for lunch, my buddy and I made a stop to get some coffee and fuel us through the rest of the day. Bottega is one of the select few coffee shops in Mueller, so we gave it a shot. I got myself a hot Lavender Latte and my buddy got a cinnamon latte. The drinks were decent. Not anything too special or anything wretched, but decent. If I lived in the area, I could see myself swinging by, especially with how easy it is to access their walk-up window. They have two little spaces to work and chill plus a few outdoor seats. Overall, it's a comfortable spot and a good space if you live in the Mueller area. RIYL: Mueller-area coffee.

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

Figure 8 Coffee is a nice looking spot and definitely fits into the Austin coffee scene, but the…read moredrinks just did not do it for me. I have gotten both the iced latte and the cortado on different visits and both were kind of sour. I get that some places lean more toward lighter roasts and brighter flavors, but this was a bit much for my taste. The sourness overpowered everything else and made the drinks hard to enjoy, especially for something like a cortado. The space itself is fine and I can see why people like hanging out here, but based on the drinks alone, it is not really my go to coffee spot.

TLDR; It's a small shop in the mall but staff is nice hence the rating…read more Environment friendliness - doesn't have BYO / Personal cup discount - doesn't have separate trash and recycle bins Pros - has nice tall bar / seating around the deck - Plenty of seating inside and outside with various setting, love it :) - wifi (details below, guest wifi seems to have issues, use office one instead) and enough number of restrooms Cons - no tall seats - small shop WiFi SSID: FIGURE 8 COFFEE PURVEYORS OFFICE password: figure8-0ff

I stopped in to grab some to-go coffees while waiting in line with friends at Franklin Barbecue…read more This is just one of three Radio locations, and maybe the cutest. Radio Rosewood is easily the smallest space of them all, but it has this neighborhood charm that the size of both their main location on Manchaca and Radio//East lack. It adds this entirely new level of comfort to Radio. They have brunch options, as I saw people getting served, but I come to Radio for their drinks most times. I got a Spiced Maple Oat Latte that was excellent. The staff is so welcoming that you wish you could stay longer. I'll have to come back and give this location more attention. RIYL: Radio, but smaller. Like a pocket radio.

Don't get me wrong, this is a great place to hangout in the neighborhood. But, often times in the…read moremorning if I forget my charger I feel like I am in big trouble! Cons - no usual power outlets, use power banks instead in exchange for ID.. :( - no mobile app Environment friendliness - doesn't have BYO / Personal cup discount - has separate trash and recycle bins inside the backyard Pros - happy hour: 4-7pm, $2 mug beer on Mondays - has sufficient tall seats - has photobooth inside, make memories - Plenty of seating inside, front and in the backyard with various setting, love it :) - Parking up and downhill, usually, no trouble - wifi (details below) and restroom WiFi SSID: RadioRosewood-Guest password: cocktails

Great staff. Connectivity. Chill or chat food with staff. Clean, well kept…read more Ha noi egg coffee. Oh Yumm!!!

(visited in Oct 2025- late review)…read more I'm so glad Austin is beginning to amp up their coffee scene, especially on the Asian-influenced side. I loved the aesthetic of this place, and their menu offered a good selection of coffee/matcha drinks. I got the matcha coco cloud (not pictured), and it was good. All of their matcha drinks are made-to-order which is another good sign. There was plenty of seating inside for groups up to 4, and a lot of people were studying/hanging out when I went. It was a little noisy given how crowded it was, so headphones are a must if you're looking for some quiet. Parking was not bad either since we parked in the garage close by, but it was limited to 30-mins max on the 1st floor, so I'm not sure where people who stay longer park.

Oh my, this is such a gorgeous and intimate coffee shop. It's both into one! Now you can't beat…read morethat. I wonder what the evenings look like. I bet cozy and intimate. You know, a first kind of date vibe to keep you relaxed and happy. You just might like him after coming here! The inside is very spacious and adorable, with more than a few areas to sit. I like the newness of it, the modern mixed with a newer, rusty cabin and woodsy feel. I love the chairs, the cute wood tables, and the slouchy, comfortable couches. I love a tall bar table with length, and there are several of these tables here. The outside patio is big and covered, with these enormous ceiling fans to keep you cool in the Texas heat. Let's say this, you'll never have to worry about finding a seat here for two or eight. So you know had to order more than a coffee. The plan was to get just a coffee, but that went quickly out the window once I spied the pastry. I tried this soft, buttery pastry with cheese, spinach, and pepper! I must say "wow," it was so good. Oh, two more things, there are more restaurants and stores to visit on the same lot or area, so take your time here sipping your coffee, there's so much to do, and don't worry about parking because there are plenty of spaces.

Food: I got a 16oz iced hazelnut latte ~ literally so good!!! This was delicious and the perfect…read moreconsistency. Service: friendly! So quick!!! Ambiance: so lovely and lively!! Young hip crowd!!! Many seats open:)

Figure 8 has a cool, relaxed, cozy vibe to it. A true neighborhood coffee shop in the best way…read more I was in and out in less than 10 minutes with a delicious cortado and a bag of beans in hand. I consider myself pretty picky when it comes to espresso and Figure 8 makes some of the best I've had in Austin. I prefer their beans for my machine at home as well.

Tiny coffee shop with limited seating and food (only have a few pastries), but high quality drinks…read more Have a solid selection of drink options I tried a latte and it was very good, but they didn't have a to-go lid that fit

usually go to the South Congress location, but this spot seriously impressed me too. It somehow…read morefeels both more spacious and more cozy at the same time, which is kind of the perfect combo if you're settling in to work or hang out for a while. There are way better outlet options here, which makes it super laptop-friendly, and they even have a printer available. it's about a dollar per page. I'm a big fan of their mochas, and the snack situation is solid too. They've got good bagel options and other grab-and-go bites that actually pair well with coffee. If you like a little heat in your drink, definitely try the Scarlet Letter. It's a spicy mocha and it's so good. Overall, great vibes, great coffee, and an easy place to post up for a few hours. Highly recommend.

Environment friendliness - doesn't have BYO / Personal cup…read morediscount - has no recycle bins Pros - has few tall tables - Plenty of seating inside - wifi (details below) and restroom Cons / downsides are: - banal music playlist and worn out tall chairs - furnitures around tall tables / small desks are worn out / old WiFi ( hotspot triggers opening browser and entering code provided during purchase) SSID: BennuGuest temp code for hotspot: 6935281419

We stopped in on a rare rainy day in Austin before heading to breakfast. It's walking distance from…read moreour house and across the street (on an angle) from our dog's favorite pet store, Paws on Chicon. We've been wanting to check out this shop for quite sometime and finally had the chance. From the minute we walked in the door the vibe was on! Our barista, Litsa was incredible! She was fun and bouncy and had so much positive energy. She even helped me create a concoction of sorts. Like most, lavender is my go-to. But, I also wanted toasted marshmallow and so I was torn. She suggested a combo of the two for my cappuccino (with oat milk of course). Wow! It was spectacular. I was so beyond miserable when I walked in the door (the rain) and she turned things around for me within 30 seconds of interacting. Her positivity and kindness were through the roof! My cappuccino concoction...so good I think it should be a menu feature! The banana guard iced latte my boyfriend got was equally as delicious. It was like an ice cream treat for grown-ups. Everything about the shop is so welcoming. Warm lighting, comfortable seating, and spacious. So much for the eye to take in as they have offerings from local artists and craftspeople for sale. A mini store if you will. All lined neatly on wall hanging shelves. They've got candles, pottery, jewelry, clothing, etc. All the goodies you'd expect to find at a gift and craft, artisan shop. Fitting since the drinks they put out are liquid art. Since it's about a ten-minute walk from home, it'll definitely be a new stop when going to the pet store. Wonderful experience on a dreary day.

Getting here was easy, parking looks limited though. Luckily someone was just pulling away as we…read morewere arriving. This place is full vegan and tip free (as is included in the price) I got a dirty chai latte with oat milk. It tasted very natural, like the oatmeal was handmade or something. Very natural and creamy. The inside was very colorful, decorated, with many shops from artists in the Austin area. There was plenty of seating. The only thing is that it is very pricy and I didn't get an itemized receipt in the text, so I'm not sure exactly how much the drinks, tax, and tip were. I liked this place, and would come back in the future!

Had breakfast taco and oat milk latte. My companion has breakfast quesadilla and iced chai latte…read more Generous portions. Tasted great. Love the vibe!

Cherrywood CH is one of my absolute fave spots to frequent. It's a fantastic place to meet a friend…read moreand grab a bite, or to bring your laptop or book and be productive. The music can be loud so bring headphones if you like. I can't get enough of their tacos-their tofu is so darn delicious, and paired with their black beans, potatoes and red salsa is chef's kiss! I love that they have a great variety on their menu, and vegetarians/vegans have hearty options to choose from! Their patio is large and divine; there is often live music out there on the weekends. Accessibility: wheelchair accessible front door and bathroom. Varied table heights.