Agora

Had the vanilla and pumpkin spice lattes - they were very good! The aesthetic is great, super cozy and a nice place to catch up/study. Can get a bit crowded and there isn’t a lot of parking, but it’s worth it. You can park on the nearby streets and walk.

Ordered a soy latte yesterday and pretty sure I received diary…. I’m lactose intolerant and was sick as a dog all day practically 3 gulps in- enough said.

Some of us have actual dairy intolerance and allergies. PLEASE make sure you don’t serve dairy to someone requesting NON diary.

Their coffee is awful. Atmosphere is the only reason I go. Parking sucks too. Great place to concentrate tho

Cool place with a neat set up (upstairs/downstairs, outside/inside)! I enjoyed the coffee, customer service was great, really nice people, enjoyable music played on a juke box style system. My only complain was parking. I was afraid of being towed due to the towing signs of neighboring businesses and the inside felt slightly claustrophobic but I'll definitely be back! Just park in the surrounding neighborhood on the streets.

Angora is always divine and the place is reminisce of what coffee houses use to be pre-Starbucks. The customers as well as the staff are super friendly. I wish I lived closer to make it a daily habit. Great customer service is rare but you will definitely find it here. 🥰

If you’re wanting to linger and read/work/talk with a friend check out Agora. The coffee is very good and priced reasonably and there’s wine if that’s your thing. The best part is that there’s two stories of seating inside and an outdoor patio wrapping around the building with a very good vibe. Great location on Westheimer too!

Overall the coffee was good and reasonably priced, as was the sangria. The atmosphere is fun, but most of the chairs and tables are fairly uncomfortable and difficult for studying (which is why we went). It was packed on a Saturday afternoon and was difficult to find a place to sit. They offer a small parking lot, which was full the entire time we were there, so we had to opt for street parking a few blocks away. Overall, not a bad experience, but nothing to write home about.

Good coffee and baklava. They also have special coffee flavors some times like French toast which is pretty tasty!

Love this place! Highly recommend the honey lavender matcha latte and the almond croissant. Their baclava is also some of the best I’ve had in Houston.

Kind of an overrated Houston staple tbh. It’s nice in theory but it’s always too crowded, loud, and the lights are far too dim. It’s a decent place to catch up with a friend or two, but don’t expect much seating. I have no idea how people study there unless you’re using extremely good noise canceling headphones.