Campesino Coffee House

One of my favorite coffee places in HTX. I recommend this place to everyone. I work remote with my job sometimes so this is a great place to come to catch up on work and sip a coffee. The staff are always nice and some of them even know my order! Also, their prices are super great compared to practically any other cafe in the area. Parking may be tricky for some, but I typically street park in the neighborhood and walk because who doesn’t need a few extra steps!

We loved the vibe of this place, friendly faces, great service lovey presentation. We ordered cafe olla (Mexican cinnamon sugar coffee) which was phenomenal. It's a very cozy place a house converted into coffee shop with fireplace and comfy couches and different rooms. Must visit.

Visited this place twice while visiting Houston. The coffee is amazing and it's cozy inside. First time we got the Maya Mocha which had a satisfying spice to it. Second visit we got the café de olla and Campesino café con leche with oat milk. I'm going to be daydreaming about this place.

I enjoyed the atmosphere of this cafe. They serve delicious Mexican cookies and sweet treats. The cafe de olla is a must-try, and it comes with a refill. However, we arrived at the end of the day, and the cafe was not hot.

Got pumpkin lattes with oat milk, was so tasty! Very quirky place, my friend had the yucca fries w/ bean tamale. Looked tasty will try that next visit. Overall atmosphere of cafe is chill and quirky and homey. Very comfy. Bring earplugs or headphones if you wanna focus or study. Would come again!

Today I traveled to Campesino Coffee for the first time after I left FLATS Film lab down the road. I come from Kemah, Texas so I decided to try somewhere in Houston for my coffee fix and Campesino Coffee seemed cozy. To my suprise I was greeted by a friendly customer, and they have parking that wasn’t on the street available. As I approached inside it was more cozy of an environment than I expected. I loved the glassware for the hot & cold drinks. They definitely go with the aesthetic that the owner is achieving. I also love how traditional their menu is to a different culture. It’s different which is nice. I had the Horchata Latte w/ Horchata oat milk and it was lovely. Not to sweet and not to strong. I also had their tamales but they weren’t my cup of tea. I wanted to try something new. It’s nothing on there end! Last but not least they have a nice outdoor area with shading, and nice seats that are comfortable. Including plants. I just wish the plants were more lively not dead haha. All in all 10/10 a great experience with lovely coffee.