707 Coffee House — Restaurant in Alamo

Place is cute, tables are decent sized, there is I believe 5-4 seat tables and the rest of the areas are for individual, or couches for 2-3 people. 2 high tables for 2 people each. A counter one for I think 2 people as well. Picnic Tables outside but no plugs/outlets outside for electronics. Temp wise during summer place is warm feeling :/ perhaps if they put tower fans in more areas it’ll help with AC distribution as building was previously a house. Pricing , if it’s not basic coffee like an americano, expect to spend about $6+ on lattes/tea drinks, fraps are $7… (I get it’s a small business but other shops price ranges are more accessible for a frequent customer, add-iba also rack up pretty quickly, ex. dairy free milk in a latte + a flavor= 99¢+89¢… so plus $3.50 of base drink and taxes just for drink it’s already about $6+. only reason it’s a 4 star is cause you can take fur babies just not sure if they are allowed inside. (They serve puppuccinos). Also their Wifi is decent, haven’t had issues. I believe you’re not obliged to buy to sit in. Cute/creative artwork around. Saw some flyers for events at location. Card/Apple Pay/Samsung/Google Pay accepted. Cash is preferred exact count. Restrooms are clean and well kept. Extractor/Ventilation might be needed in RR. Not sure if you can take in outside food/drinks. They have an Instagram, wish it was updated and drinks were advertised more on their stories. Baristas sometimes aren’t at the counter so maybe a bell might help? The guys are sweet, and they take your items to...

Awesome and spacious new coffee shop. Indoors, there are many tables to sit, plug in lap tops and just read and do work. There are also bar seats and couches and a pair of big clean rest rooms. Outdoors there is a patio with picnic tables, out door benches, lawn chairs with umbrellas, and even a large gazebo to relax under. I had a chai coffee that was as good anywhere else, but I also ordered a detox cucumber tea that was highly refreshing. The drinks were good so far. The menu is fairly diverse with teas, cold and hot coffees, pastries, and a few other snacks. Maybe other coffee shops could be better but prices here were decent and they include military discounts which is an honorable mention for good business ethics. It is the atmosphere that is like no other coffee shop in the entire RGV. This place has awesome space and it's put to good use. I strongly recommend just for the privacy you can have with a small group or individually. If you're not local, it is probably worth the drive if you just wanna disappear and relax with...

Poor service and poorly made coffee. A girl with bangs was taking my order and moved extremely slow. She didn't seem to know the menu. She even said she had a lot of orders ahead, so she was falling behind. Please train your baristas. Pastries are stale, or they have that store bought preservative taste. You will be getting Starbucks prices with coffee resembling clogged sink water-- gas station coffee is better tasting and honestly comparing their coffee to gas station coffee is insulting gas stations. It's a cute place, but if you're only going for the "aesthetic", then hit this place up that serves below mediocre coffee.

I went again. They put my croissant in the microwave for a minute... It was as hard as a rock!! Please! Train your staff!

I wish they had good coffee because it's a nice place with nice art. WHY CAN'T YOU HAVE GOOD COFFEE! It's such a huge let down. Even a cold Americano is just mediocre. Really trying to give this...