Cute neighborhood bookshop :)…read more Lots of community events for adults and kids. There's always something for everyone. They carry a lot of book titles and if they don't have it in store, you can order online as well. They also sell notebooks, cards, merch, and lots of knick knacks. Seating inside can be limited but there's lots of outdoor seating too. There's a parking lot across the street if the parking lot next door is full and they also have lots of neighborhood parking. Overall, great place to browse books, stationary, read, and grab a drink!

My wife was looking for some nearby coffee and discovered this place…read more It was by another cafe but the moment we walked in, we felt its subtle charm and peace. There was also a semi-small outdoor area that promoted or facilitated an area for people to converse. There was books on the inside and I must say... its like a more local, mini startup of a bookstore like FOX, Borders or Barnes and nobles. You have books and a coffee shop. They had some pastries and very little amount of edibles but the Dirty chai was wonderful! It was not so sweet where your teeth is about to decay with every sip! Although, it was still premixed with sugar... Now... The ambiance was lovely. It was a quiet kind of charm and, can be peaceful. In short, overall: Parking 3/5 Customer service: 5/5 Price: 3/5 Quality: 4/5 Grade: A Definitely worth a visit!

Popped into here on a Friday night around nine thirtyish 10 o'clock. Definitely was not busy and…read morethere was ample seating inside. The friend that I was meeting had been there before and for my understanding things were a little bit different before July 31, when some of the rules changed in Austin. I ended up getting a beverage easy 1/8 was the drink very light and kind of fruity there's an option to have alcohol or THC infused. I went for the alcohol version. They also had a DJ that was upstairs in a little cubby kind of cool however, the music varied vastly from one genre to the next. You almost started to get into a groove and then different genre. I really enjoyed the walk to the ladies room. They had these mirrors with these cute little chairs. I would assume that you could sit there and overall it was a decent experience. I would totally go back to see and try some of the other drinks, and I really enjoyed the low-key vibe as well as the decor which almost seemed similar to a speakeasy. The service was great. We were at Table service so they came around to offer drinks and the value I was about 14 bucks for drinks so that seems on par for the downtown Austin area.

Stopped by for "dessert" after dinner! This place is always…read moreso empty , I think becuase a lot of people don't know about it! ai hope business picks up for them and they are able to stay afloat! Great drinks both alcohol and thc styles avaliable! This used to be a bank, and due to the structural set up, you cannot smoke the CBD/THC indoors. very chill cute, and intimate spot ! Definitely check it out if in the area!

Found this spot on Yelp when in need of a coffee shop after my dentist appointment. Cute spot with…read moregood music.

Located right by the Lady Bird Lake trail, Afuga Coffee has become my go-to pit stop before my long…read moreruns in Austin. The location is ideal, the opening hours (7-7 daily) are also excellent and easy to remember. The staff is amicable and often stylish (can't help but notice all the fun outfits and styles!) The menu includes your typical coffee shop fares like baked goods (yummy) and coffee / tea drinks. Taste wise, the baked goods are on point. They are locally made and fresh every time I've visited. The coffee however is alright. I'm not sure whether it's the beans or the machine, but it tastes a little... unremarkable, I guess? The first one I ever ordered at Afuga was so watered down I threw it in the trash. I assumed the barista at the time did a poor job and tried it again a few months later. The second time was fine, and so was the third. Yet, even though my drinks are now prepared adequately, they are still kinda bland? These beans have no soul, maybe? I'm not one hundred percent sure what it is but it's still good enough for me to come back, for what it's worth. But not good enough to me to stay it's one of my Austin top 10.

Lovely spot w friendly people - and a Hawaiian donut?!? And flowers. Support the good guys.read more

Such a cute little coffee spot! Greeted with smiles and easy conversation decided to explore some…read moreof their flavor combinations. The strawberry cold foam was fun and tasty, wasn't the biggest fan of the strawberry since I had a hard time mixing it up. Vanilla latte mixed great and was wonderful! Parking may be difficult with street parking and the tiny lot.

Funky Sol Coffee is located at the front of the Trek bicycle shop on S. Lamar. This cute and funky…read morefood truck immediately grabs your attention. I had not planned to buy coffee but was so captivated by the coffee offerings and engaging pictures, I decided to take a coffee plunge. My latte de jour was the Orange dreamsicle very similar to dreamsicle pops I used to eat as a child. Of course, I chose the iced version. The latte truly tasted like a orange dreamsicle...super impressive. This version can be made with cold brew or matcha. Service was superb! I asked my barista to wait 10 minutes until I returned from Trek and he patiently waited to make my latte in real time. Enjoyed my latte immensely and the friendly service. Definitely will be returning when I am in the vicinity of Funky Sol Coffee...a true coffee gem.

Cute little food truck with a lot of options and flavors for coffee and matchas. Got a honey…read morecoconut latte, I asked them to make it less sweet and they made it perfect! I used the atx coffee crawl voucher here so $5 off! The workers were friendly and helpful.

Raw Republic is the cutest little trailer/tiny building juice shop in Austin, and while the juices…read moreare pretty pricy, I am obsessed with their juices - particularly the G.L.A.M. I made the decision a few months ago that good juice was worth the cost and Raw Republic is definitely a splurge when I want to switch things up from my typically fresh-squeezed orange juice. The employees are all very friendly, the juices are fresh-pressed, and they run a sustainability program to reward you for recycling your juice glasses with a free juice (whoo!!), so what's not to love? If you have the chance, I definitely recommend checking it out! Word on the street is that they also have fresh, local-made gluten free bread delivered every Friday, but I haven't had the chance to check that out yet. I've tried about 5-6 different flavors so far and all of them have been very good, but G.L.A.M. is the perfect blend of sweet, tangy, and spicy, in my opinion, so it's the one I keep coming back to. Parking can be a bit tricky since it's a relatively small parking lot that is shared between several businesses, but I've yet to have a long wait for parking. The inside of the shop is a very clean, bright, and airy aesthetic, which I feel very much aligns with the business as a whole. They do sell other products as well, and from local vendors like Nuffs (which I also love!) but I mainly come here for the juice. I highly recommend checking out Raw Republic (and be sure to save and return your glass bottles!)

Adorable little shoe box of wellness! It's shipping container that manages to pack a whole lot into…read morea tiny space. They even have a small parking lot in back, which is a pretty sweet deal around here. The fresh pressed juices are the main focus, made in every color of the rainbow for all your fruit and veggie needs. The "milks" are rich like melted ice cream, but without any sugar. There's also a bunch of high-end retail goods, from foods to candles. Totally chill place where you can hang in the sunshine on the little patio out front, or talk to the sweet workers for literal hours. Everyone is so nice, you feel good about supporting them, and about what you're feeding yourself.

We came here during our time at the Omni Barton Creek Resort and Spa and were glad it was there…read more Situated in the center of the hotel (free parking at the ends of the hotel, so sort of a walk for those just wanting coffee), the coffee shop was open during most of the day between ) am and 4 pm. We were able to find all of our basic coffees and teas, though they don't carry soy milk only oat and almond milk as dairy-free alternatives. They also had pastries such as muffin and croissants, which were warmed up in store. Overall the drinks are basic but nothing to write home about. They also sell souvenir candies, popcorn, and other items.

We loved this coffee house and what a great place in the Omni Hotel. A great grab and go spot for…read morevery good quality coffee. There's a cute little shop in there with some snacks and they have some bakery items in a case. Also love the fact that they had matcha lattes with alternative milk!

We were shopping nearby and my friend suggested we come here to browse the books…read more Loved the vibes - small bar and comfy chairs scattered around for people to read and hang. Since this is in an actual old house, the rooms are converted into the store with each room focusing on a specific genre of books. Beautifully laid out and extremely charming.

This bookstore is one of Austin's best hidden-in-plain-sight gems…read more It's tucked away just three blocks from downtown in a beautiful old two-story house that has been turned into a bookstore, wine bar, and coffee shop. Each room has its own type of books, along with original artwork, so it feels fun just wandering from room to room. There are plenty of places to sit inside, plus outdoor seating on both floors. If you head upstairs, you'll find a great view of downtown while you sip a glass of wine and flip through your newest book. The staff really know their books and their wine, and I love that you can walk around the store with your glass in hand while you browse. My only suggestion would be to add a small collection of vintage magazines. I'd probably never leave.