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Desnudo Coffee: East Austin
Austin
Desnudo Coffee sits in a low-key corner of East Austin on Webberville Road, the kind of neighborhood roaster where the espresso gets as much attention as the room around it. Plan your visit for the morning—they open at 7 and wrap up by early afternoon, so it's more of a start-your-day stop than a lingering late-day hang.
Eggman - Breakfast Sandwiches (Zilker)
Austin
Tucked along Barton Springs Road within walking distance of Zilker Park and the springs, Eggman keeps things focused: egg-forward breakfast sandwiches and coffee, served mornings only until early afternoon. Come early in the day, since the kitchen wraps up by 1:30 and isn't open past midweek.
Casa Maria
Austin
Casa Maria is a South Austin spot that wears a few hats at once—part Mexican restaurant, part bakery, part bar—so you can wander in for early-morning pan dulce and coffee or settle in later for a sit-down meal and a drink. The early 6 AM open makes it a practical stop for breakfast tacos before a day out, and the bakery case is usually the first thing you'll notice on the way in.
Amy's Ice Creams
Austin
Amy's Ice Creams is an Austin institution, the local scoop shop where servers toss balls of ice cream over the counter and fold your chosen "crush'n" mix-ins into a cold slab in front of you. The Burnet Road location keeps the chain's playful, slightly irreverent spirit, with a rotating lineup of flavors like Mexican vanilla and a chalkboard of seasonal options worth checking before you order.
Hillside Farmacy
Austin
Set in a restored early-20th-century building on East 11th that once operated as a neighborhood pharmacy, Hillside Farmacy leans into that history with a tiled, apothecary-style interior you'll notice the moment you walk in. The menu runs from oysters and seafood to brunch plates and cocktails, making it as easy to drop by for morning coffee as for an evening at the bar.
Café Crème - Oltorf
Austin
Tucked into a stretch of East Oltorf in South Austin, Café Crème pairs a morning coffee counter with a breakfast menu and a small grab-and-go food selection, so you can linger over a cup or grab provisions on your way out. It keeps daytime hours, opening at 7 a.m. and winding down by late afternoon, which makes it more of a morning-and-midday stop than an evening hangout.
Arturo's Underground Cafe
Austin
Tucked into downtown Austin on West 17th Street, Arturo's Underground Cafe keeps things simple with a morning-focused menu of coffee, breakfast plates, and sandwiches. Note the limited hours—it's open only on weekday mornings and closes by early afternoon, so it's worth planning around if you're hoping to drop in.
Zeds Real Fruit Ice Cream
Austin
Tucked into east Austin off Harvey Street, Zeds Real Fruit Ice Cream leans on its name, building scoops around actual fruit rather than artificial flavorings. Hours skew toward the afternoon and evening, so it's an easy stop to fold into a post-dinner walk through the neighborhood.
Sweet Paris Crêperie & Cafe
Austin
Sweet Paris Crêperie & Cafe brings a French café menu of sweet and savory crêpes to the Domain Northside area of north Austin, alongside espresso drinks and breakfast served from morning into the evening. Tucked into the Century Oaks Terrace shopping district, it's a sit-down spot built more for lingering over a meal than grabbing something on the go.
Churro Co.
Austin
Tucked along South 1st Street in the South Congress-adjacent stretch of South Austin, Churro Co. is a small dessert spot built around fresh-fried churros, paired with coffee and a few cold, sweet options. Hours are limited, so it's worth checking ahead before you make the trip.
Houndstooth Coffee
Austin
Houndstooth Coffee sits on the ground floor of the Frost Bank Tower on Congress Avenue, a downtown outpost of the small Austin roastery known for its careful espresso work and a clean, unfussy room that draws a steady mix of office workers and remote laptop crowd. Alongside the coffee you'll find a small selection of wine and beer, so it does double duty as a quick after-work stop.
Jo's Coffee – Downtown
Austin
Jo's Coffee on West 2nd Street is the original of Austin's two Jo's locations, a compact walk-up spot in the 2nd Street District where you order at the window and linger on the patio. Regulars tend to come for the Turbo, an iced coffee with a shot of espresso, though the kitchen also turns out breakfast tacos, sandwiches, and burgers throughout the day.
Lick Honest Ice Creams
Austin
Lick Honest Ice Creams scoops small-batch ice cream made with milk from Texas dairies, leaning into local and seasonal flavors like Goat Cheese, Thyme & Honey or Roasted Beets & Fresh Mint rather than the usual lineup. The South Lamar shop is a tidy, modern spot where you'll find rotating seasonal options alongside the regulars, and the staff are generally happy to let you sample before you commit.
Flat Track Coffee
Austin
Tucked into a small space on East Cesar Chavez, Flat Track Coffee pairs a carefully made cup with a love of bicycles — the shop grew out of Austin's cycling scene, and that influence shows in both the gear on hand and the unfussy, regulars-friendly vibe. Come on a weekday morning, since the hours run early and wrap up by mid-afternoon.
85°C Bakery Cafe - Lakeline
Austin
Here's an editorial description: 85°C Bakery Cafe is a Taiwan-born chain where the draw is the bustling self-serve bakery floor — you grab a tray and tongs and load up on freshly baked breads and pastries, from the signature sea-salt coffee to marble taro buns and savory pork floss rolls. Prices run low and the selection turns over fast, so what you see in the late afternoon may differ from the morning spread.
The Brew and Brew
Austin
The Brew and Brew sits in Austin's East Side, a coffee shop by day that shifts into a bar with cocktails and a longer evening crowd midweek. You'll notice the bright, high-ceilinged space and communal tables first, the kind of spot where people linger over pour-overs with a laptop or settle in for a drink after work.
Five Below
Austin
Five Below is a national chain of discount stores where nearly everything is priced at five dollars or less, stocked with a rotating mix of candy, toys, tech accessories, games, and room décor that skews toward teens and tweens. This branch sits in Austin's Mueller development, an easy stop if you're already browsing the shops and open green spaces of that redeveloped neighborhood.
Frost Gelato
Austin
Frost Gelato is a small Austin gelato shop tucked into the Domain shopping district off Rock Rose Avenue, serving Italian-style gelato made in-house in rotating flavors. Expect a denser, less icy texture than typical scoop-shop ice cream, and a setup that doubles as a cafe if you want to linger over an espresso alongside your cup or cone.
Tous Les Jours
Austin
Tucked into a strip mall on North Lamar, Tous Les Jours is a French-Asian bakery chain where the draw is the self-serve format: grab a tray and tongs and work your way through cases of pastries, from flaky croissants to red bean buns and milk bread. Pair your picks with a coffee, and don't overlook the cakes, which you can order whole for celebrations.
Nervous Charlie's Bagels
Austin
Nervous Charlie's Bagels turns out hand-rolled, kettle-boiled bagels in the New York tradition, served from a spot on North Lamar with a tight morning-to-afternoon schedule. Expect a focused menu built around the bagels themselves—plain to everything—along with cream cheese schmears and breakfast sandwiches, so plan to arrive before the mid-afternoon close.
Afuga Coffee
Austin
Tucked into a corner spot on Navasota Street in East Austin, Afuga Coffee is the kind of neighborhood cafe that draws a steady morning crowd for espresso drinks and a quiet place to settle in. Stop by early in the week if you want the calmer hours, and don't be surprised to find a small selection of goods to take home alongside your cup.
Barrett's Coffee
Austin
Barrett's Coffee is a neighborhood spot in Austin's North Loop-adjacent St. Johns area, the kind of small, independent coffee shop that draws a steady local crowd rather than tourists. Expect a straightforward menu and early-to-evening hours, making it an easy stop whether you're starting your morning or looking for an afternoon break away from downtown.
Wholly Cow Burgers
Austin
Wholly Cow Burgers serves grass-fed, hormone-free beef burgers from a casual South Lamar spot, where you order at the counter and can pair your patty with hand-spun shakes or a beer. It's a straightforward, health-conscious take on the Austin burger joint—come for the cooked-to-order beef, and you'll also find a small selection of sweets and packaged goods on the way out.
Figure 8 Coffee Purveyors Cafe & Roastery
Austin
Figure 8 Coffee Purveyors is a neighborhood roaster and café on Chicon Street in East Austin, where they roast their own beans on-site and pour them in a low-key space that draws a steady mix of remote workers and morning regulars. Come early in the week and you'll find the kind of unhurried café where you can settle in with a pour-over without feeling rushed.