Sweet Hazel Coffee Co. — Restaurant in Texas

I'm absolutely blown away by everything I experienced! Let me start by gushing over the remarkable design of the coffee trailer, both inside and out. It's a true work of art, with every element carefully thought out. And the cup design? It's genius! No more worrying about smudging your makeup while sipping (ladies), thanks to the cleverly designed lids that accommodate your nose perfectly. The owners have truly gone above and beyond, investing their time and energy into crafting every fine detail.

Now, let's talk about the coffee itself... Oh, my taste buds were in heaven! As a self-proclaimed coffee enthusiast, I can confidently say that their brew is a revelation. It brings joy and vitality to my very existence! What made the experience even better was the warm welcome and personal attention from the owners. They were there, ready to guide me through their impressive menu, and their recommendation turned out to be pure perfection.

Don't miss out on Sweet Hazel Coffee Co - it's a must for your daily grind!...

Their seasonal flavors were all amazing this year! The Egg Nog Latte was hands down my top favorite next to Pumpkin Spice. They have some of the best sugar free flavors as well. You can get a simple cup of coffee here or elevate it to a latte with tumeric “gold”milk for a healthy twist. For those that don’t drink coffee their fruit flavored spritzers are pretty amazing. I’ve had the Watermelon and Texas Tango (pineapple and mango). They have some Sugarfree flavors as well for skinny spritzers. So fun to pull into this park and order coffee and feel like you know the people and then head on your way down the highway. I choose Sweet Hazel over the...

I wanted to try this place since it’s the closest coffee shop to me and I wanted to support local. I really wanted cold brew but they were out :( I settled for the Texican and the smores latte which were both good but too sweet for me. The entire experience took way longer than I anticipated, about 30 mins total. There were two groups in front of me and only one girl working. Sadly I could’ve driven to Starbucks and back home in the time in took to wait to order and for the drinks to be made. I really would rather support local and maybe I just came at a busy time but it wasn’t worth the wait...