Greater Goods Coffee

Top notch coffee, delicious pastries and great vibes. 5 stars all around. A lot of people here with their laptops working and groups of young people hanging out. Easily one of my top 5 favourite coffee shops in Austin.

The coffee is good and the workers are nice, they also usually have vegan options on their flavored drink specials which I really appreciate. Its also nice that they have a parking lot.

Best matcha latte I've found so far in town. Can be busy but I like the productive vibe on weekdays. People come here to work. Weekends far busier with social activity--especially when the weather is nice.

Greater Goods Coffee is an exceptional coffee brand that offers high-quality, responsibly sourced coffee beans that are expertly roasted to perfection. As a coffee lover myself, I have had the pleasure of trying their various blends and single-origin coffees, and I can confidently say that they are some of the best I have ever tasted.

wonderful atmosphere, great staff, amazing coffee

Not sure what else one could want in a place like this.

Abby, Brendan, and Adrianna are awesome and Bryanna has a great handle on the place. They've definitely earned a repeat customer.

Austin’s coffee screen is growing by leaps and bounds and roasters like Greater goods are definitely the reason. It’s a nice cozy little coffee shop with great seating and they provide coffee classes as well. The selection is fantastic and they usually have 2 espresso options for espresso and espresso drinks. Their drip was amazing as well. Try it and you won’t be dissatisfied. I’ll recommend the kickstart if you are considering an espresso blend. Plenty of parking out to the side of the store.

Best latte she’s ever had!! Smooth and creamy, and beautiful taste! That’s what my coffee drinkin’ friend said after her first mouthful. And has stood by it since. I tried it and I don’t like coffee but I liked this!

And the teas are amazing. I had the hot green dragon (a light green tea). Was fresh and delicious. Really perfect. My husband had a hot black tea with a rose flavour (I don’t remember the name), which was also just incredible.

And then I had the herbal one at the bottom of the menu - I needed something non-caffeinated, but often the random one non-caffeinated is plain and boring - NOT THIS ONE. I had it iced and it was honestly the most fresh, naturally sweet with delicate flavoured drink I’ve had for a loooong time. Highly recommend.

Oh, it’s a super cool vibe, great staff, kinda in the middle of nowhere but awesome for that.

My husband said the WiFi was not great for zoom, but we were sitting outside and there were lots of people, so I dunno. Lots of people inside on laptops seemed to be doing just fine :)

Their coffees are great and unique! The tiger latte has a great kick and their bourbon latte is different abe pretty tasty. They have gluten free lemon poppy seed muffins that are really good as well. The atmosphere is wonderful but their tables are really small so it is not a great place for groups.

This place was really good coffee you can tell they take great care and pride in making a cup. They also have classes here that teach people how to make a great cuppa coffee. The atmosphere is very relaxing and quiet which is nice if you are looking to meet up with some friends or a business meeting. Unlike many coffee shops that Blair the music too loud this is nice a quiet.

Their Bourbon latte is amazing!! Their Chai latte is okay (not as sweet or flavorful as I would prefer). The vibes of the shop itself are great and it's a great workspace. Decent amount of seating– I rarely can't find seating immediately but even when that happens a seat opens up normally within 5-10 minutes. The shop plays background music that is normally the perfect volume for me (I prefer some background noise). You can talk softly in the shop without getting dirty looks but most people in the shop are working solo and not talking. Baristas are also very nice and helpful. The shop also hosts classes (ex. latte art classes, intro to espresso, cold brewing, etc) in a separate classroom attached to the shop.

The only critique/suggestion I have is that I wish Greater Goods had more food options than just pastries. I would love it if they had something hardier like paninis or egg sandwiches. But I am really only complaining about the food because I love the shop so much and stay there long enough to get hungry.