Klerje Coffee — Restaurant in Austin

If you find yourself in the East Side of Austin, do yourself a favor and stop by this charming coffee shop! The atmosphere is inviting and cozy, making it the perfect spot to relax or catch up with friends.

I had the pleasure of trying their specialty Iced Lavender Honey Latte Ice, it was absolutely delightful! The combination of floral lavender and sweet honey created a unique flavor that was both refreshing and comforting. I highly recommend it, especially on a warm day.

To accompany my latte, I indulged in their blueberry scone, which was bursting with fresh blueberries and had a wonderfully crumbly texture. It paired perfectly with my drink. I also couldn't resist trying their banana nut muffins—let me tell you, they are a must-try! Moist, flavorful, and just the right amount of sweetness, they quickly became my favorite treat.

The service here is friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall pleasant experience. The staff genuinely care about their customers and are happy to recommend their favorites.

If you're visiting Austin's East Side, this coffee shop is a gem you don't want to miss. With its specialty drinks, delicious baked goods, and a lovely atmosphere, it's the perfect spot to enjoy a moment of bliss....

I visited this coffee shop recently, hoping for a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere, but I was surprised and saddened by the decor. The walls are covered in images that seem to mock or trivialize Catholic beliefs and symbols. As someone who values their faith, it was disheartening to see religious imagery used in a way that felt disrespectful and, frankly, out of place for a public business.

I believe in freedom of expression, but there’s a line between art and insensitivity. I would encourage the owners to consider how their decor might impact people from different backgrounds and beliefs. A little more thoughtfulness could go a long way in creating a space that’s truly inclusive and respectful...

The space is gorgeous. Full stop. I want to move in. It's cozy and inviting. Plenty of seating. I love the bar seating. The menus nod to the "clergy" name is entertaining. First visit I got the cortado, classic and a good indicator of a good coffee shop is a well done cortado. Justin was welcoming, happy to chat and I knew he knew what he was doing when he served my cortado and said sorry it might be closer to 5oz than 4oz. That exactness is appreciated and, ounces aside, the cortado was perfection. I can wait to be able to stay and drink another one in a proper cup and try all the other delights on the menu. Thanks for a beautiful, inviting, neighborhood coffee shop that delivers...