Art of Coffee

Awesome service and great tasting drinks! Good place to come look at local art or sit and read a book.

I’m a regular here and I come a few times a week to work and study. I used to order black coffee most of the time, which is great, but I’ve been ordering tea for a while and every variety I’ve tried has been delicious! Jimmy and Bill are great business owners and their team is awesome!

So glad my wife and I found this place. So much better than a chain coffee shop. The coffee is delicious and the barista who helped us, "The Other Jimmy", was great to talk to and knew quite a bit about the local art displayed on the walls. We will definitely visit again.

Okay coffee, pleasant enough atmosphere. Semi-busy for a cold Saturday in January. Overall nice experience will be back to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee with family since it’s close to home. Like that they have paper straws

A welcoming neighborhood coffee shop! Perfect to grab a cup of joe to enjoy inside, on the patio, or to-go for morning dog walks. They have breakfast, too 😻

Nice warm coffee house enviro you can sit and chat or just get a great café!

Amazing place. The staff was great. The place is beautiful. The coffee and tea is also great. Definitely way better than any Starbucks. I’d recommend to any of my friends. Plus the outside area is super chill and pretty.

Delicious coffee, flavored lattes, and fresh baked goods. Hot breakfast sandwiches are available Friday-Sunday. The owners and staff are friendly and accommodating. The couches are comfy, the playlist is great, and the overall atmosphere is very cozy and relaxing.

This place was microscopic, just a counter and a handful of seats. Quite cozy, and cluttered. There was art all over the walls that you could purchase and a beautiful shared garden in the back that you could enjoy your cup of coffee in. Coffee was quite good, though the young man working there looked like he longed for death. If you're in the area, check it out, enjoy the garden, get a little peace in the midst of the madness that is Kemah boardwalk.

Really disappointed here. One of the few choices for artsy coffee in the Seabrook area and yet nothing was good about it. It was busy but there was only a single person working back there at that moment. The interior was in the middle of a renovation so there was paint tools everywhere and fresh paint I had to avoid. Saw a guy behind the counter, probably on his lunch, but eating chicken wings right next to other coffee equipment for a little bit and then took off. Finally when I got my coffee, it just tasted okay and nothing special, I would have gotten a better experience going to a mainstream place like a Starbucks.