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Alexandra Castroon Google

2 months ago

This was such a cute cozy cafe! It’s within an old eclectic house that was retrofitted to fit the cafe. As a result the decor and ambience is super cozy. There are lots of little rooms with several seating arrangements and tables that give you a sense of privacy as well as several bar tables near sunny windows and outlets if you are there to work. We tried the horchata latte and a Mayan mocha as well as some of their tamales and pastries. Everything was excellent, and this coming from a native Latin American! The staff was bilingual and knowledgeable and communicative when we were still deciding what to get. Overall, we can’t wait to go back! What a lovely intimate spot within the city!

Vegan Spaceon Google

11 months ago

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! 😀

Lady Lon Google

a month ago

Ordered the iced horchata latte with oat milk horchata and it’s good (tastes kind of like Cinnamon Toast Crunch) and reasonably priced. The coffee shop itself is giving a homey vibes and parking can be a bit tricky but is available.

caton Google

5 months ago

campesino really makes you feel at home. there's plenty of seating with a mix of tables, couches, and comfy corners, which makes it easy to settle in for a while. the cafe de olla was a great pick me up, with warm spices and a subtle sweetness, though i do wish it was a bit stronger! they were out of conchas when we went, so we tried a pumpkin empanada instead, but it was a bit too sweet for my liking. overall a nice place to hang out or study with friendly service :)

Lexy Gon Google

11 months ago

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.