La Casita Coffee

Comfortable vibes, great drinks and very friendly staff! Highly recommend any iced drink.

Great place! Great coffee! But got there at 7:10. - not open…. been back serval time since. Nice staff and great coffee, way better than Starbucks!

I absolutely love The Modern Well! The chai tea is amazing and so is the service. My family loves the variety of gluten free pastries, as well. Supporting local businesses has never been more enjoyable!

All I can say is yesssss, shop local. I arrived an hour before opening time at 6am (I was unaware as the sign on the door said 6am). The young lady who helped me was gracious, sweet, and informative. I ordered a strawberry muffin (amazing) and a chai tea latte (tasted like a gingerbread latte, but it was still great). I only wish they had larger cups! The atmosphere was cozy, they offer free wifi for customers, and it is somewhere I will definitely be returning.

Sweet little startup on main street with lots of options and a quick, efficient delivery. Baristas were very patient with my excessive barista-self. Love the textures, plants, smart efficient bar flow design & the latte art. Wouldn't recommend the seasonal rosemary honey latte with oat milk without adding extra syrup - oat is too strong for the smooth delicate flavor of the housemade syrup, but in whole milk, I imagine it is very lovely and effective. Pro-tip, be sure to ask for your coffee in a for-here mug if you wish, it doesn't come standard. Overall, hope to come back soon. Good luck!

For those of you who follow my google reviews, you know how rare my five star reviews are, but this place is as real as coffee shops get.

Pros:
-Handmade drinks with handmade syrups and handmade pastries on the side. Have you ever had a homemade pop tart? I hadn't until I ate here, and guess what? It was great. Forget store pop tarts, I will never pop one of those pockets of empty calories into my mouth again. This place has great food and greatier drinks.

-Cozy atmosphere. It is, like all good coffee shops, tucked away in a corner to minimize noise, maximize focus, and limit the amount of losers that would sit there for hours hogging the wifi bandwidth for their Game of Thrones bingewatching which they could totally do at home. Come on, people! Coffee shops are for studying!

-Stylish vibe and gucci customer service. It isn't hard to style your store after the latest episode of 'Joanna Gaines and her cute but dorky husband', but it is hard to find something as simple as a foodservice establishment with customer service worth tipping. This place, however, has both. Shout out to the baristas and baristos that put up with grouchy customers with a smile and tactful repose. Everyone has to pay the bills somehow, but not everyone can do it while showing off such terrific people skills.

-Outdoor seating that is properly shaded and cooled. If you live in Texas, I don't need to tell you how hot it gets here, and how important it is to have properly shaded outdoor seating. I'ma be real with you, I get sweaty just drinking coffee or being outdoors, and much more so doing both. I appreciate the creativity it took to think of a decent place to put all of the posh people that don't need to study in your store, but rather want to get out and have a brunch with the broads over a cuppa joe and some delish chess pie. The rear outdoor seating is delightfully decorated and perfect for this.

-Insert more pros here that I want to type but I'm on mobile and my thumbs are tired and I gotta pace myself for the rest of the review.

Cons:
-Not enough seating. I know this is contradictory, but I still want it. Maybe we can get more creative with seating, like, and I'ma eventually patent this totally original idea, but what if we built a
double
decker
couch
?
I think that would be a pretty dope idea. I mean, you should have a strict 'socks only' policy for the top deck, and maybe run it by your general liability insurer first, but I think it would be cool. Just saying. Oh, also, a hammock. I would like to sit in a hammock out doors next to the shaded area with a ledge nearby to put my coffee on or my laptop while it plays a video I use to study.

-It isn't cold enough. I want it to be colder. Ideally, I will have my laptop and notes on the bottom of the double decker couch, with a soft blanket while the heat of the outdoors is kept away by a surrounding atmosphere of a/c.

-The service is slow. I get that this isn't starbucks and you actually care about the product you put out and the people you serve, but I hungry now!

In conclusion: I am tired of typing. Support your local coffee shops! Starbs brought the masses decent coffee at a time when America was only familiar with instant coffee (because it was the first coffee we were massively consuming due to wartime necessities), but these indie coffee places are bringing us actually good coffee at a time when all you can get is folgers or barely coffee anymore at starbs.

So shout out to The Modern Well, for being worth everything I've ever spent there, including minutes of my short life.

I guess I wasn't as tired of typing as I thought.

It's so tiny and cute! Lots of live plants and farmhouse decor. Very quiet place to work or journal. Plenty of street parking in front of their building. Check their instagram - they were open on a holiday even though Google said they were closed.

Great strawberry pastry and delicious caramel macchiato! Fresh and homemade, some of the best I've ever had. And Austin was a super sweet barista! Great choice while traveling through Dallas 👍

Yikes... my pour over was burnt. I took maybe two sips before pouring out my $5 burnt bean water that I won't dignify to call coffee. The "local favorite" tasted like roasted rosemary, and hardly any honey. Disappointed for such a cute coffee shop to not deliver on quality of coffee.

Their coffee and tea are ALWAYS delicious!