Black Hole Coffee House

They gave me the wrong drink but it still tasted good

Coffee is good! But this is not a good spot to study. You have to purchase a new item each HOUR in order to have access to the wifi. There are plenty of spots closer that have good coffee and aren't stingy with wifi.

Love the caramel moka! Was excited to find a coffee house other than Starbucks. I love trying local and this place did not disappoint. Hope the next time we're in Houston to stop in again

Black hole been always a place to chill meet an old friend or maybe read some articles or watching some news

Only ONE hour free WiFi per purchase and mask on at your table the whole time even when you’re more than 12 feet away from other people. How do you make the experience less comfortable and scheme to squeeze more money out of customer? Service was fast and latte was decent, but would look elsewhere as study/work cafe.

It was pretty nice as coffee shops go. Parking can be a problem during peak hours. Great decorating. Comfortable furniture earned some major points! Everyone pretty much keeps to themselves. The staff were not very engaging, but they were courteous. Had a cortado with an extra shot and a couple cookies. Both very good. All in all, I had been planning to visit for some time to see if it would be a go-to spot for sit-down creative work, so I was a bit disappointed with the overall vibe and experience. But it is a great shop, and I would check it out just to see if it is your thing.

Edit: Parking and seating seems to be an issue most of the time.

If you’re a runner looking to grab coffee after your humid morning run in Houston I wouldn’t recommend. The barista called us out for sweating on the floor and made us clean it. Additionally, during a time in which we were in a hurry, one of the baristas also got mad cause a person from our group had not tipped (he didn’t even make the coffee)

I'd say they have the best cold brew in town. Atmosphere is pleasant, generally pretty relaxed. Good for sitting an chatting with friends, but also for studying. It's nice and quiet since its nestled in a neighborhood, rather than on a busy street.
I've read in reviews that the staff is rude, and I'd say that's only partly true, It comes across to me that they are just laid back and keeping things simple, so they're not very bubbly or chatty. Personally I've never had an issue.

I used to love this place, the vibe and coffee - I would come here to study and work. Now they limit their Wi-Fi to 1 hour per purchase? Seriously?? That’s really little, not even 2 hours. It just doesn’t send a good message, you must distrust your guests to set a short limit. Disappointed. No wonder it’s empty now… also the cappuccino was not good at all, and I tried it before I realized the Wi-Fi limit, so I’m just not pleased with my whole experience.

Good coffee and the staff is nice. Has a nice outdoor area and occasional food trucks that stop by. The sell beer in the afternoons as well, really great place to hang out on a nice day. That said, straight up just don't come here to get work done. The wifi expiring every hour on the dot makes it pretty difficult to do so. I get why they do it, but it makes for a pretty distracting work environment to have to disconnect from the internet, get up, buy something or ask the barista nicely for a new code, and reconnect with a different wifi code every single hour.