Meadows Coffeehouse

Beautiful little coffee shop. It was super busy and full of college students quietly studying by themselves or in groups, so it seems like a great place for getting work done. The coffee was excellent and had fun literature based names for the mochas. Despite the crowd, the coffee came out very quickly.

Some sequels don't live up to the original but this Bennu is familiar enough but not just a copy of the original. I've always had good service here, seating is nice inside or outside, and a great spot to work or study. They have some great options that aren't the standard affair: you can a steamed cold brew with a local made butter/MCT oil bomb or my favorite a red roobios tea called Texas Gold (cinnamon amazing flavor and no caffeine) parking is limited and the other businesses will tow during regular hours. At the moment not 24 hours but not much is these days.

I’ve been here twice in my early days in Austin and I’ve been happy with my coffee both times (I’m a cold brew aficionado). It’s one of the few places around that allows dine-in service right now and they do a pretty good job of keeping the tables spaced apart. I wish patrons would be more diligent in masking when they’re not actively eating or drinking. The wifi situation is a bit funny, you but something and then a unique code is generated to access it. Which is fine but the barista was a bit rude in presuming I was just there for the free wifi without intending to buy anything. Also the bathrooms are single seaters that remain locked so that’s a bit annoying. But small annoyances aside, this is a nice place, the staff are generally kind, and the coffee is good.