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Bésame Ice Cream at Meanwhile Brewing
Austin
Bésame Ice Cream scoops small-batch flavors with a Latin American accent — think dulce de leche, horchata, and seasonal fruit blends — from a stand inside the sprawling, dog-friendly grounds of Meanwhile Brewing in southeast Austin. It keeps short evening hours midweek, so plan an after-work visit when you can pair a cone with a pint and live music in the beer garden.
Lynny's
Austin
Tucked into East Austin's Gunter Street, Lynny's is a small daytime diner and coffee spot that leans into the neighborhood's low-key, come-as-you-are feel. Keep in mind the limited hours—it's open mornings into early afternoon midweek—so it's best planned as a breakfast or lunch stop rather than a sure bet any day you swing by.
El Postrecito ATX
Austin
Tucked into a South First storefront in the 78704, El Postrecito ATX leans into Mexican-style sweets and confections, the kind of spot that keeps evening hours for after-dinner cravings. Come hungry for something on the sweeter side, and don't be surprised if the case of candies and desserts takes a minute to sort through.
Starbucks Coffee Company
Austin
This South Lamar Starbucks sits in the 78704 zip just south of downtown, an easy stop for the familiar menu of espresso drinks, brewed coffee, and grab-and-go breakfast. It opens at 5 AM on weekdays, so it's a reliable option if you're heading out early or need a quiet corner with Wi-Fi to settle in for a while.
Starbucks Coffee Company
Austin
Starbucks on Barton Springs Road is a familiar stop near Zilker Park and Lady Bird Lake, with the same menu and predictable comforts you'd expect from the chain. It opens early at 5 AM, making it a practical first stop before a morning paddle or a walk along the greenbelt.
Neighbor Coffee & Friends - Burnet
Austin
Tucked along Burnet Road in north-central Austin, Neighbor Coffee & Friends keeps morning hours that make it a daytime stop rather than an evening hangout, closing up by early afternoon. Expect the unhurried, neighborhood feel its name suggests—a place to settle in with a coffee before the day gets going.
Salty Blonde Bakery
Austin
Tucked into Austin's Hyde Park neighborhood, Salty Blonde Bakery keeps famously short hours — currently just Wednesday mornings from 8 to 2 — so it rewards visitors who plan around it rather than wander in. Check the day before you go, and treat a stop here as a small ritual rather than a sure thing.
Streamway Coffee
Austin
Streamway Coffee sits along Airport Boulevard on Austin's east side, a small operation that keeps notably tight hours—just a couple of weekday mornings from 7 to noon—so it's worth checking the schedule before you make the trip. Come early in the week if you want to catch it, since it's closed Mondays and shuts down by lunchtime when it is open.
Carpenter Coffee Bar
Austin
Carpenter Coffee Bar sits at the base of the Carpenter Hotel in South Austin, a light-filled space with a covered patio that opens onto the neighborhood. Expect a focused menu of espresso drinks alongside a full breakfast and lunch kitchen, with a morning crowd that mixes hotel guests and locals settling in to work.
Dutch Bros Coffee
Austin
Two sentences, warm and factual, no superlatives. A drive-thru-focused outpost of the Oregon-born Dutch Bros chain on Ben White Boulevard in South Austin, this is the kind of spot built around quick service and a long menu of customizable drinks—blended Freezes, energy-drink-based Rebels, and plenty of sugary, milk-heavy coffee options. Expect early hours and a crew known for chatting you up at the window rather than a sit-down café atmosphere, so it's more a grab-and-go stop than a place to linger.
Bananarchy - Revolutionary Desserts
Austin
Bananarchy turns the humble frozen banana into the main event — dip-your-own-style treats coated in chocolate and rolled in toppings, with plenty of vegan options that fit right in on the Drag near the UT campus. Don't show up at lunch: this is an evening spot, opening at 5 PM for a sweet, walkable detour after dinner.
SusieCakes - Austin West 6th Street
Austin
SusieCakes brings its lineup of classic American celebration desserts — layer cakes, cupcakes, cookies, and bars made from traditional from-scratch recipes — to a tidy storefront on West 6th, just west of downtown. It's the kind of spot where you stop in for a slice or pick up a whole cake for an occasion, with a rotating case of nostalgic favorites rather than trend-driven confections.
Lau Lau
Austin
Sip-and-stay coffee shop near the University of Texas campus on Guadalupe, Lau Lau pours espresso drinks and pairs them with a small selection of grocery and pantry goods. Keep the limited schedule in mind—it's open mornings into the afternoon and closed Tuesdays—so it's better suited to a daytime stop than an evening one.
Cannon Coffee
Austin
Cannon Coffee is a neighborhood spot in South Austin's 78745 area, the kind of low-key cafe where you can settle in over a well-pulled espresso during the weekday morning rush. Note that it keeps early hours and tends to close by late afternoon, so it's better suited to a morning or lunchtime visit than an evening one.
Neon Belly Coffee & Bakery
Austin
Tucked into a strip along Burnet Road, the kind of unpretentious North Austin corridor where neighborhood spots outnumber chains, Neon Belly pairs its coffee program with an in-house bakery, so you can pull up for a morning espresso and leave with something fresh from the case. It keeps daytime hours, opening at 7 and closing by early evening, which makes it more of a breakfast-and-lunch stop than a late-night haunt.
The Gelato Lab
Round Rock
The Gelato Lab in Round Rock turns out small-batch gelato and sorbet alongside a case of cakes and confections, so it works equally well for a quick cone or picking up something for later. Worth noting the afternoon-into-evening hours, opening at 1 PM, if you're planning a stop.
Golden Hour Cafe & Wine Bar
Austin
On South Austin's Menchaca Road, a stretch better known for its sprawling beer gardens and live-music patios, Golden Hour leans into a quieter rhythm: a daytime café and brunch spot that stretches into evening wine-bar hours midweek. Come for coffee and a morning plate, or linger later over a glass and a pizza once the namesake light starts slanting through.
Speedway Market
Austin
Tucked into a corner of the student-heavy neighborhood just east of the UT campus, Speedway Market is the kind of small convenience store you duck into for a cold drink, a quick snack, or the grocery basics you forgot. It keeps long daily hours, staying open until 11 PM, which makes it handy when the larger stores have already closed.
Noble Joe Coffee Co. at St. Elmo
Austin
Tucked into the St. Elmo district in South Austin, Noble Joe Coffee Co. is a morning-and-early-afternoon spot in a stretch of repurposed industrial buildings that's become a hub for makers, studios, and food and drink. Come before 2 p.m., since the shop keeps daytime hours.
Lazydaze
Austin
Tucked along the Menchaca Road corridor in South Austin, Lazydaze is a coffeehouse and shop that leans into the neighborhood's unhurried, slightly offbeat character, pairing espresso drinks with a selection of CBD and hemp goods. You'll notice the relaxed, lounge-like setup right away — it's built more for lingering than for grabbing-and-going.
Capital One Café
Austin
Capital One Café occupies a corner of The Domain, where it blends a working coffee bar with a no-pressure bank lounge—you can order an espresso, settle into the free Wi-Fi and communal seating, and never be asked to open an account. Capital One cardholders get a discount on drinks, but anyone is welcome to use the space, which tends to draw remote workers and shoppers taking a break from the surrounding retail district.
Desnudo Coffee: South Lamar
Austin
Desnudo Coffee on South Lamar is a small Austin café known for carefully made espresso drinks in a pared-back, design-forward space, with morning-only hours that wrap up by mid-afternoon. Come early if you want to settle in, since the shop closes at 2:30 and the front tables fill quickly with the South Lamar weekday crowd.
Yo So Cool
Austin
Tucked into Austin's Mueller district along Barbara Jordan Boulevard, Yo So Cool leans into the sweeter, cooler end of things — fresh juices, ice cream, and an assortment of desserts and confections under one roof. It's an easy stop after a walk around the neighborhood's parks and markets, with afternoon-into-evening hours that suit both a midday treat and a post-dinner craving.
Stargazer Cocktails & Coffee
Austin
Stargazer Cocktails & Coffee is one of those East Austin spots that shifts gears as the day goes on, pouring coffee in the morning and cocktails into the evening from its location off Springdale Road. It sits in the same growing creative pocket of the 78702 zip as the area's galleries and makers, so it's an easy stop whether you're starting your day or winding it down.