Jenny L.
8/17/2025
This coffee shop was lovely for studying! The ambiance was great, with a majority of the customers working, having a coffee meeting, or studying, so it felt like a very productive atmosphere. A...
Roast & Brew
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931 W 19th St
Houston, TX 77008
Roast & Brew is a European café coffeehouse located in the Heights and Shady Acres communities of Houston, offering a diverse menu that includes specialty coffee, loose leaf tea, local craft and international beers, boutique wines, and an array of light bites. The establishment prides itself on serving made-to-order meals, featuring dishes like all-day breakfast, Greek specialties, salads, flatbreads, and desserts like baklava and European chocolates.
Committed to quality, Roast & Brew sources premium coffee beans from local roaster Geva Coffee and showcases a selection of local craft beers while maintaining daily drink specials. With cozy seating for meetings or relaxation, the café also boasts a charming outdoor patio, providing a welcoming atmosphere for all guests and their pets.
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Shveta A.
7/14/2025
I tried this place for the first time and was thoroughly impressed. The interior is beautiful and quaint, with a bold decor style that was absolutely my vibe. There were plenty of seating options,...
Yolonda C.
7/9/2025
My friends and I had one of the most uncomfortable experiences we've ever had at a coffee shop. The three of us came in to study and catch up, we each ordered matcha lattes and breakfast plates,...
Bradley L.
6/14/2025
Roast & Brew is such a cute neighborhood gem in the Heights. I stopped in while waiting for my tires to get fixed down the street and was pleasantly surprised by the vibe. Plenty of people were...
Brandon D.
7/18/2025
Met up with some friends to study here on a weekend. This place is Greek owned. They have a bunch of small tables along the walls with some decent sized ones in the middle. I decided to get the...
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