Collective

Great venue with amazing espresso only found here. I tried my usual double shot with cream and it was the best I’ve had in so long. The next time I’m in Wichita Falls, I will be back. They recommended the soft pretzel for a snack. Since I was going to be on the road for a bit they even cut the pretzel up into bite size pieces. The queso that comes with it rivaled many that I’ve had elsewhere.

The venue is great. There is even a nice outdoor space. I only wish there was a bathroom inside the restaurant as well as outside. The overall aesthetic is pleasing and has a nice design. There is plenty of space for a variety of groups.

Awesome coffee shop! They have a lot of options, but honestly the most basic brown sugar latte is what I always get and it's really good. Beats me how they can pull off the art in the froth, but its really impressive. It has a nice atmosphere for bringing your laptop and getting some work done, and it works out well as a place for a small business meeting too.

Our favorite coffee and snack house in Wichita Falls. We would end up going here every day if we lived here.

The brisket bites are amazing! The coffee is really quite good and so are the other assorted drinks.

I had a cup of regular drip coffee and a chocolate chip muffin. Both were perfectly fine. The coffee was definitely higher quality than your average cup of Joe, which I appreciated. Service was good, free wifi was good; basically it was a good place to get a cup of coffee.

Definitely stop here to get a good, if a tad expensive, cup of coffee instead of the big box place! ;)

But for my taste, the atmosphere was a bit austere. Not a very comfortable place to sit and do some writing (which is why I visited). It's in an old gas station and, I've been in a lot of places that have converted old gas stations into something else, and they all have the same thing in common-they remind me of gas stations.

Don't get me wrong, I really appreciate the reuse of old buildings that need a second life! And this is a GREAT use of an old gas station! If I were a local I would appreciate it even more! But if you are traveling through, looking for a unique stop, this probably isn't it.

I LOVE THIS PLACE!! Stopped here on my drive from Colorado Springs to Dallas and it was amazing!! First of all the workers are so delightful and kind. Second of all the coffee was spectacular 😍. Definitely a must go to stop when in Wichita Falls.

This is a fantastic locally-owned traditional coffee house that mainly caters to the college crowd; it's proximity to the University allows the students to easily walk over.
There's plenty of parking and ADA accessible.
I ordered a cappuccino that was perfectly prepared and served.
Their prices are right in line with other local establishments.
They also have a nice selection of beers and IPAs.

Great place. A hidden gem as a much needed break from the Starbucks drones. I am very picky on my espresso and only ever go to the big chains when I travel. Prefer my own at home or my hand selected few in Greenville, South Carolina, and Boston.

The line at Starbucks was absurd. Makes you wonder why people sit in line all the way out on the street, when real coffee is being offered up with a great atmosphere, craft made syrups and made with cae only a couple.miles away.

Go here, you won't regret it!

This is a great place. Has a great atmosphere. It's a little pricy, but what coffee place isn't. The staff has been very friendly and helpful every time I have been there. The place is very clean. My only problem with this place is that the bathroom is outside on the side of the building. Other than that 10/10 recommend going to this place.

This coffee shop offers marginally above-average cold brew coffee. I spent appx $30 on a large cold brew coffee, a large iced coffee, and a bag of Dreamer coffee beans. For the coffees, the cups were particularly small (in my opinion) for what I was paying. For this reason, I will give 4 stars instead of 5. I believe the coffee beans were approximately $20 for 12oz/340g of coffee, and I would consider this to be relatively standard (maybe slightly expensive) relative to the locally roasted coffee that I buy in Tyler, Texas. (I do wish that Collective Coffee sold a dark roast coffee, though.)

Despite those comments and complaints, the environment and staff were awesome! The staff was very kind, the coffee bar was a nice spot to talk/interact with fellow bar-sitters and the baristas. There was an outside turf area for people to enjoy the weather and sit with pets.

Great atmosphere! Great coffee! I appreciated that they were open later in the evenings.

Would love to see fresh local roast eventually!