Corazon Coffee Co.

Quaint and chill place to work or just enjoy a good coffee.
I got the mojo sandwich and it was delicious, and the presentation was beautiful. If you aren’t a fan of coffee they have a drink that has matcha and tastes just like a orange creamsicle.
10/10 will return

Vibe- I got a chance to chat with one of the owners and I could tell the vibes were authentic. She explained how her and her husband just recently ended up buying this coffee shop and how they are all about community. You’ll see art around from artist in the community and she also said they try to use coffee from people in the community as well. There’s a lovely patio area outside with some seating and there’s 3 square tables inside and 2 bars with 3 beautiful yellow bar stools.

Customer service- Great!

Food/drinks- I went with one of their signature drinks, the iced chai tea latte with oatmilk and it was gooooood. They also sell some food items.

Parking- There’s about 3 parking spots right in front of the building that say 30 minute parking, 1 spot that says 15 minute parking, and about 2 unmarked parking spots. I don’t see there being too many other parking options because they are near a railroad track and street parking doesn’t seem likely.

Very good coffee. Amazing kolaches and muffins as well! Will be back for the tacos during weekdays. Cool decor and amazing owners.

Cute place. Friendly and kind staff. Place is a little small. Not very much parking or too many tables to sit. But if you're going in and out, perfect. I had the cold brew and Blueberry Muffin. I would go back to try something different.

Down to earth, chill vibes, great coffee and snacks! Try the black bean and potato breakfast taco!! Major++++ they are super dog friendly!

Quality coffee, tea, and snacks from owners who care about community, local music, and creatives. London Fog is my favorite. Small collection of records for sale. Bright, friendly, cozy space. Super friendly owners/staff. Some outdoor seating. 15 min parking out front, and an additional (free) lot on the side of the building.

i got the ridin dirty, very good. chai with espresso shots. i couldn’t really taste the chai but i personally didn’t mind that. barista was very nice. the place itself is really small, there’s a parking lot right next to the building but there’s also scarce parking at the front of it. the vibes inside are nice for a little chat. i personally wouldn’t do homework or anything there but i can see the appeal. relatively empty and quiet when i went. overall nice.

I got a horchata latte here and it was sooo delicious, 10/10. The guy working there was also super nice. They were out of Oatmilk but I don’t know if that’s a regular thing for them. I would recommend this place for coffee!

Ordered from them on Too Good To Go app and when I went to pick up food during specified time window, they were closed. Even the posted hours on their door indicated they were still supposed to be open. Super disappointing as I had driven across town to try them. Won't be back. 👎

I was super excited to try this place since Giant Leap moved out awhile ago, and the inside is a cool vibe with merch to buy too.

I think this place has a lot of potential but could use some improvements. It was about $6 for an oat milk vanilla latte, and it tastes like a McDonalds iced coffee with vanilla syrup. I’m not a coffee shop owner, so this is just my humble opinion as someone who frequents a lot of local coffee shops in Houston every week.

I think if they want to compete with other coffee shops at their price point, I would strongly recommend using barista quality alternative milks (oat, almond, soy, etc) so you can maintain consistency of the drink and not lose the quality of espresso within. The oat milk they’re using makes the drink very watery so it’s really not suited to lattes. The vanilla syrup is also way too sweet and artificial tasting. I’m not sure if this is because I simply had too much in mine, or it’s some sort of sugar-free variation, so unfortunately there’s a lot of an aspartame taste.

I completely understand that everyone has different tastes, and this is just my experience. I would love to see them thrive in Eado!