catalina coffee shop

most of my coffee trips are to the large coffee chain. the main reason is that i do not live or work nearby. the times i visited, my drink orders have beengreatand the baristas were friendly. i think the large coffee chain aims to have the quality, but adding a shot of quantity (yeah, a coffee pun). closes daily at 7.

industrial atmosphere with house made syrups. there’s almond milk for non-dairy customers as well. reallygreatmocha with a bold taste of espresso.

cute place with good coffee! blueberry muffin is really good, too. sucks that they don't have wi-fi seeing as that every other coffee shop in houston does, but other than that it's agreatplace to meet and grab a quick cup of brew.

if you love and appreciate your coffee and you live in houston, then you’ll probably know catalina’s coffee shop. i know people who wouldn’t spend money on a coffee anywhere else. the whole place is a charming little ode to coffee. they will prepare it for you in a whole range of different ways, french press, aeropress, hariov60, vacuum pot, coffee dripper or iced coffee via chemex. if only i could find a place that loved and appreciated the cocoa bean in the same way catalina handles their coffee beans. i would be one happy girl. considering its coffee reputation i didn’t expect much for the hot chocolate. i used to think that if a shop respected one food or drink group so much then they would have the same respect for everything they served in the shop. consistently this has proven to be a false assumption, unfortunately, in particular in the city of houston strangely enough. but regardless of what you choose to drink at catalina it is really agreatlittle spot. located down washing

catalina coffee is one of those rare coffee houses, that has good service andgreatcoffee. they know what they are doing. i cannot wait until my next visit.

coffee geeks unite! catalina serves the best espresso in houston. whether you find max, sean, ben, or anyone else behind the bar, you'll get agreatdrink. lattes come with free latte art included. max also roasts his own coffee, so the beans going home with you are usually a few days old. be sure to get the chocolate almond croissant extra crispy.

the best coffee. by far my favorite coffee shop in houston. the coffee here blows away the competition. on the downside, they seem to close very early on the weekends, or at least they used to, which i find odd for a coffee shop especially when you can't even get coffee after dinner? also the atmosphere isn't the most inviting or comfortable. but if you wantgreatcoffee this is place.

by far some of the best, if not the best, coffee in houston. i've been to many places and had many lattes, but this could compete with the best i've had in new york, paris, london, or rhodes for sure. my husband and i go there quite often because the staff is friendly and they really know how to make agreatcup of coffee. by far one of my favorite places in all of houston.

mmm... coffee. defnitely a coffee shop favorite. delicious coffee for agreatprice. they also sell whole bean coffee. the pastries are very good and fresh but they go fast early in the day. the guys working there are always good to talk to. comfortable place for pitching up a laptop or reading a book. lots of natural light. there's always a good playlist going.