Your Local Coffee Guide

Location: 701 FM 60, College Station

Coffee: Little Dreamer Coffee

Seating: Good amount of indoor seating with easy access to receptacles at the tables. There are also mini-picnic tables outside ready for studying in warm weather. 

Crowd: Regardless of how many folks are there or if there is a line, you can always find a spot to study and your order will be ready before you know it. 

Atmosphere: Often greeted by the founders, you can’t help but feel warm and cozy at Carport. With large windows that let in plenty of natural light, this shop makes for a great spot to catch up with friends or to stay energized through a study session. 

Internet: Available 

Location: 1600 Texas Avenue S, College Station

Coffee: Specialty single origin, some blends available too

Seating: Located in a small warehouse, WTB is designed for in-and-out type purchases. You might find yourself there for longer if you get the opportunity to talk to the owner, Rodrigo Chavez. He has a wealth of coffee knowledge and is always willing to share that with fellow coffee enthusiasts.

Crowd: There can be a line, but never more than a 5 minute wait.

Atmosphere: If you happen to catch Rodrigo or Agusto roasting, you’ll hear the churning of the Probat or Toper. Regardless, if you spend 1 minute or an hour at What’s the Buzz, you’ll leave smelling of fresh roasted beans.

Internet: Not available

Location: 101 N Main St, Bryan

Coffee: Amaya coffee; their Chemex and Kone are high quality!

Seating: Really cool rustic-looking wood tables, both 4-person and 2-person. The 4-person tables are perfect for two people to study at.

Crowd: Lots of Bryan locals and many college students. During the school year it can get swamped; early morning and late evening are the best times.

Atmosphere: We call it Homey Hipster. They always have great music playing. The lighting is sort of low but you get natural light, so it feels warm. The soft brown and red tones of the tables and exposed brick make you want to sit by a fire and sip some Joe.

The staff are always AMAZING! I’ve never met a Harvest employee I didn’t like.

Internet: There's a regular and a 5G network; may be spotty when crowded

Location: 4121 Texas 6 Frontage Road, College Station

Coffee: Avoca Coffee (Ft. Worth Texas)

Seating: Large tables and a few comfy chairs.  Gogh Gogh is one of the best kept secrets here. Plenty of room to sprawl out and study.  Mum's the word!

Crowd: Students to professionals

Atmosphere: Industrial Chic

Internet: Available upon request

Location: 4114 Lake Atlas Drive, Bryan

Coffee: Independence Coffee

Seating: They have a variety of seating from a large table that sits about 20 if you have some serious studying to do or quirky chairs to sip in and enjoy the view.

Crowd: POV is the newest addition to the coffee shops in the area and was quickly discovered by college students. The variety of seating makes it good for club events or casual hangouts with friends. Despite there being a lot of seating, it can still become crowded with studying students during midterms or finals.

Atmosphere: The open layout paired with the full length windows makes POV a great place to study if you are in need of some sunlight. It is a warm and friendly environment, no doubt much of that radiates from the baristas.

Internet: Reliable and always available, check your receipt for the password

Location: 424 Northpoint Crossing, Suite 1700, College Station

Coffee: Cafe Molinari

Seating:  This place has good study space if you get there at the right time.  Due to their convenient location they are almost always busy during normal hours.

Crowd: almost exclusively College Students.  There is a lot of seating, but it fills up fast on week days.

Atmosphere: Minuti is styled like a European cafe.  Lots of unabashed bling, but quite functional.

Internet:  It's here, but can get slow when busy.

Location: 1702 George Bush Drive E, College Station

Coffee: Roasted in house

Seating: More seats total than most coffee shops, but after 5 pm during the school year, seating can become harder to find. There are several couches and tables, as well as a quaint outdoor seating area.

Crowd: The majority of their audience is college students, although a wide array of customers can be found throughout the day.

Atmosphere: Sweet’s is very relaxed and eclectic, providing the most Central Perk vibe available in College Station.  

Internet: Offers many coffee-esque named wifi, so if one is not working well, you can easily switch to one of the many others provided for free.

Location: 1808 Brothers Blvd Ste. H, College Station 

Coffee: Lavazza Coffee Beans

Seating: There is a decent amount of seating from tables and chairs to couches. If you are looking for a more private hangout, there are small offshoots from the main room. 

Crowd: There seems to be a steady flow of to-go orders as well as the occasional crowd. 

Atmosphere: 1541 Coffee and Pastries has that hometown feel with a quirky assortment of furniture and decorations. Surprisingly, it is not overrun by college students but seems to fill more with locals. 

Internet: Available 

On Campus

• Evans Library

• Hullabaloo Hall

• B&N @ the MSC

• The Quad

• Zachry Engineering Complex

Off Campus

• Northgate

• University & Hwy 6 (Relocating)

• Texas Ave. & Holleman

• Rock Prairie & Hwy. 6