blacksmith coffee shop

went to blacksmith coffee shop on a sunday afternoon. was greeted with a cue of about 15 people lining up to order. after about ten minutes finally got to order! they give you a number to take to your table for them to bring the food to you but the coffee you have to wait at the counter for! so my girl friend waited at a table outside for the food while i waitedinsidefor the coffee. the food actually arrived at the table about 5 min before i got the coffees at the counter. the food was ok but menu was pretty limited. the coffee was pretty good but we couldn't make out any difference between the flat white coffee and the cappuccino we ordered. overall if you got table service at this cafe i would rate it about 4.5 but the lack of service doesn't make up for there above average coffee.

i wish i really liked the coffee here but i did not. the taste kind of to me was like old coffee that had sat out for a while then was heated up. theinsideis super chill and normally everyone is on a computer just typing away. the food is good though i can vouch for that.

he loves breakfast sandwiches and so we looked for the best ones in houston and we found a place right in the heart of montrose: blacksmith on westheimer. it is a small cafe that serves breakfast all day, how much better does it get? it has plenty of parking in the back, a small patio on its side and their bathrooms were large and clean. theinsidefeels very casual, hip and young. there is music in the background and nice comfortable chairs. that saturday morning it was a mix of people, old and young.