“Unique and vintage coffee shoppe within the EaDo district of Houston. This part of town isn't too far off from the novelty of hanging out, or heading towards downtown htx.”
Sara's full firsthand review
Unique and vintage coffee shoppe within the EaDo district of Houston. This part of town isn't too far off from the novelty of hanging out, or heading towards downtown htx. Just dropped by for a little bit as I was headed towards discovery green for a venture in the park. My friend and I entered about 30 minutes before closing. The staff was as stiff as cardboard. No warmth or anything. We decided upon cold bevvies as it was a warm day out in the city. They made me a simple iced latte, which was refreshing and milky. Not too strong. Just good. My friend enjoyed his herbal iced tea which was packed with flavor and was lightly sweetened. We also grabbed their thick and chewy chocolate chip cookie. It was delicious and buttery. Not entirely sure how the other pastries would fare but they certainly looked tasty. It would have been great to meet the owner. I have known about Koffeteria right when they were opening in this part of town. Loved the antique interior - the cupboard, cabinets and little trinkets. The coffee table was dirty though and so was the floor around where we sat. Staff might have gotten busy since they were 30 mins til closing. Ah well. A little hyped. May visit earlier next time around and grab a different bevvie. Have heard quite a lot about their eclectic croissants. I'm not usually in the EaDo district of town, as it's a bit ways out. Definitely an urban exploration, but will certainly revisit when given the chance.
What we tried
Sara tried latte, coffee, tea, cookie. Some parts worked well, while others kept the visit from feeling like a standout experience.