Vagabond Coffee

Traveling from SC back to Austin, make this a stop every time. The drip coffee is very well roasted, light-medium roast with some earthiness and floral/fruity notes. If you like your coffee black, stop here. Can’t speak to any milk based drinks. We will make this a regular stop when traveling this route. Quality coffee shops are somewhat of a rarity close to major highways. This is not far from 95 and worth stop. Also the staff was very polite and the baked items looked great.

First off this place is the first place I grabbed a coffee at vagabond can always have my money. They are so chill and support everyone are always a safe place for you. The Coffee is ideal. It’s strong and not burnt. So you won’t have that burnt taste like at a Starbucks. They have some beers as well as champagne. Also you definitely need to try the pastries. You won’t regret it.

Great little spot on Murray Hill. Lots to choose from; coffee and alcohol 👌 welcoming space/atmosphere. Natural Honduras pour over was spot on.

Stressed? Love their cbd tea. My go to is butterscotch iced latte. The people who work here are always friendly and helpful. Love that they stay open late. A gem to the neighborhood

Love this coffee shop! The duuuval fog is my favorite and my coffee is always made exactly how I love it!

If I want a cup of coffee out of my house this is where I go. I enjoy the setting its in and the simplicity of the decorations. Very laid back place and really good coffee. They have cans of craft beer in a fridge you can buy and drink inside. The prices are a little high but it is an artisan coffee shop. Glad to see places like this in the Murray Hill.

Very cute hipster coffee shop close to 5 points. Coffee was great and service was quick. The menu is simple but good. Has small outdoor seating section.

Thanks for the vegan latte! Love the atmosphere. Lots of LGBTQIA++ art, visible from outside, which is what drew me in. Xo

Very odd experience here. Was driving the area and thought a coffee shop would be great idea. We saw this place via. Google maps and thought we’d try it out. The guy playing banjo outside was neat. Walked inside and ordered a coffee but felt bad doing so because the entire time our cashier was crying. She started making the coffee and two other employees walked near. No one was talking about her crying or allowing her a break? It was odd. She ended up making the lattes with regular milk (we ordered oatmilk) but I was nervous to say anything because she was sobbing while making the coffee. I talked to the other cashier that walked up and told her to please make them with oatmilk because that is what we ordered. When we got the coffee and the lid on one wasn’t on all the way and spilled on my husbands lap some (simple fix but he was wearing white pants). I opened my coffee to drink it and saw a small spider on the foam… never seen that before. So this was definitely a 5/5 with one of the oddest coffee places we’ve experienced. I give a 1 star because it was not welcoming, not sure why the cashier spent the whole time sobbing and no one let her leave or helped her?, and the coffee was not as great as I was expecting. Have never seen a small spider in my drink before but I guess it can happen 🤷‍♀️

Atmosphere is great, staff is friendly and offered up suggestions for drinks.
If you're lactose intolerant, the only milk substitutes are soy, almond, and coconut. No oat milk is available because it's not in high demand.
I tried the Chai latte, it was a bit to spicy for my liking, but it doesn't mean I won't try something else out on their menu.
Overall fun place to go to get to know the baristas, the coffee's and the area.