The Crestview coffee shop and roastery serves up an array of espresso drinks, including a chocolate-orange blossom latte, iced coffees, matcha, and chai. It’s open for takeout, indoor and patio on-site services, and coffee bean/cold-brew growler delivery services.

This North Loop institution has a good patio, coffee (including that sweet house-made mojo), pastries, snacks, and it’s open 24/7 again. There are two other locations: West Anderson Lane and Far West Boulevard (though these don’t have all-day hours). Pickup orders can be placed in person or online for Far West and West Anderson, and all locations are open for indoor and outdoor services.

Both locations of the Japanese-inspired cafe (the other on Springdale Road) are serving up espresso drinks alongside the saifa (its take on Vietnamese coffee), plus cold brew, for pickups and on-site services.

This tiny coffee truck has a passionate fan base. Relocated from Oddwood Brewing, it still serves up a simple but mighty menu of coffee drinks, including pour overs, cold brew, and matcha lattes. It has takeout services and outdoor seating.

The Drag location of the coffee shop features coffee, espresso, and house cold-brew, alongside a daytime menu with toasts and doughnuts. Head to the original location out in the far west Austin to catch a glimpse of mascot goat Butters. There are takeout services, along with indoor and outdoor seating areas.

This longtime Austin coffee shop has numerous branches around town, all of which are open for takeout and on-site services (with patios). The original Clarksville branch has a warm and homey vibe; the downtown pickup window is handy for quick-service coffee and an outdoor seating area. Pickup orders can be placed in person; many include outdoor and indoor areas.

Austin’s newer coffee shop is back after a major revamp in the summer of 2021. Its expertly crafted coffees are made with house-roasted beans, and there are fun seasonal drinks. Plus the expanded food menu means there are all sorts of tacos, loaded toasts, and more. There are takeout and on-site services (pickup orders can be placed online) with patio space.

This small Central East Austin coffee shop serves up its own roasted beans, along with other craft roasters. To-go orders can be placed in person, there are indoor and outdoor on-site services, and there are shippable coffee beans available through its website.

Shake things up with espresso at Fleet, where, along with coffee, espresso, and lattes, the tiny coffee shop specializes in creative caffeinated drinks. The Ritual, is a drink that changes often, and recently is made with churro cereal-infused whole milk with a pan de polvo cookie. . Even better: there are tacos from Veracruz All Natural and pastries from Sour Duck Market. The cafe has a second location in Tarrytown. To-go orders can be placed in person or over the phone. There is patio seating available.

The east side coffee shop is set up in a vintage trailer with plenty of outdoor seating. Beans come from Austin roaster Creature Coffee Roaster, Houston-based Greenway Coffee, among others, along with bites from Pueblo Viejo and Sour Duck.

The Dripping Springs-based coffee roasters opened up a cafe in Austin proper with a charitable bent: the coffee roasts support various local nonprofits like Austin Pets Alive and the Central Texas Food Bank. The airy cafe, complete with Wi-Fi, even features a training lab with tastings and classes. Pickup orders can be placed online or in person, there are shippable beans, and the cafes are open for on-site services, including patios.

South Austin’s cafe and bar features good coffee, lots of outdoor space, and a whole lot of parking. For food, there are famed food trucks: Veracruz All Natural (tacos), Dee Dee (Thai), and Briscuits (barbecue and biscuits). To-go orders can be placed online or in person, and there are indoor and outdoor on-site services.

The South American bakery focuses on espresso drinks, which pair well with its sweets and empanadas. Pickup orders can be placed online.