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1. Bouldin Creek Coffee House
IN BUSINESS
This place doesn't disappoint and the people who work here are super friendly. Highly recommended but try to go at a time that isn't during peak…
2. Irie Bean Coffee & Wine Bar
IN BUSINESS
I live in S Austin and go to Erie Bean at least a couple times each week. The coffee is good and less expensive than all the chain places (e.g.…
As ridiculous as it sounds, Spider House really has become a second home to me. I spend hours there nearly every day and I am on a first name…
This place is great for lunch or dinner if you just want a bowl of Vietnamese soup and a great spring roll. I've actually ate both inside and…
Great service! Friendly baristas! I don't understand the negative reviews for this location. So I'm compelled to write a review to give you…
My sister and I are addicted to La Madeleine's! We always go and eat the chicken friand or the quiche and ALWAYS a bowl of the tomato basil soup. …
I love these guys! I swear that every time I go in they remember my name!!! It's pretty far North, on Parmer Ln but well worth going a little out…
Delicious cuvée coffee and a friendly downtown vibe - try their specialty French pressed coffees!
Very friendly services, clean and comfortable setting.
My girlfriend and I stopped in one day and she was so impressed it's now her daily morning stop, as it's close to Mopac. The ambiance is…
Hands down, this place clearly allows consumers to make healthy choices. For those nutrition conscious eaters, calories shown on menu is huge!! The…
From Business: Corona Cafe is a locally owned coffee shop located in the Windsor Park neighborhood of Austin, TX just northeast of IH-35 & 51st. The cafe offers a selection of…
I used to go to Trianon all the time for Years. It was owned by an Egyptian man and his lovely family. They ran a lovely business and a great…
Good customer service. Always fresh and delicious. Best kolaches in town. We try a new one each visit.
We stop here on our way out of Austin, as it's right off of I-35 on Parmer Ln. The staff is great! They remember my name even though I only come…
Staff were wonderful along w/ fresh delicious food
Texspresso has some of the best coffee you can find. The staff is consistent in the delivery of quality coffees and the sweets from local bakeries…
This used to be my favorite book store in Austin but over the past year it has gone WAY down. I would rather go a little farther to the B&N and pay…
From Business: Whether you bank with us or not, stop by the Capital One Café to relax in our comfy spaces and enjoy perfectly handcrafted beverages, coffee, tea, treats and…
28. The Hideout Coffee House
IN BUSINESS
From Business: Coffee. Comedy. Community.
From Business: Bennu Coffee is an independently owned 24-hour coffee shop with locations in east and central Austin. We offer high-quality, fair-trade coffee, locally sourced…
From Business: It was the era of scrunchies and baggy jeans, Gangsta’s Paradise was the top song of the year, and all you could do with your cell phone was call. We began small…