Modern, stylish cafe serving coffee & Latin American specialty drinks, plus empanadas & sandwiches.
At a glance
#14 of 77 Coffee shops in HoustonLocalGuideWorld score: 4.60
Rating breakdown
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5 ★74%
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4 ★15%
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3 ★7%
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2 ★2%
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1 ★2%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Campesino Coffee House?
- Campesino Coffee House is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 1,077 reviews.
- How does Campesino Coffee House rank in Houston?
- Campesino Coffee House is #14 of 77 Coffee shops in Houston by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Campesino Coffee House located?
- 2602 Waugh Dr, Houston, TX 77006, United States — 0.7 km from the center of Houston.
- How can I contact Campesino Coffee House?
- Phone: +1 832-831-6486 · Website: campesinocoffeehouse.com
The coffee is delicious and definitely a must try. The horchata coffee is unique and something I hadn’t come across before. I will say, the cost of the food at this place is pretty ridiculous. We were charged $20 for 2 tamales and some chips. The tamales had little to no meat in them and were mostly just flour. Drive a couple miles north and get a whole dozen tamales for $10 instead.
Cuban coffee. Quiet at 9 AM on a Saturday. Seems like a great place to get work done.
Meh. The atmosphere is nice, the outdoor patio was fine and the barista super nice! I wanted an horchata but it has peanut (why??), so being allergic to peanuts I ordered hot chocolate (Mexican style, my first times trying it): it tasted very watered down, and extremely sweet… maybe that’s how is supposed to be, but I didn’t like it. They had empanadas, marranitos and other pastries, but they didn’t look fresh or appetizing. Aside from the sweet and attentive barista, I didn’t see the appeal of this place. I don’t think I will won’t be coming back soon.
Such a cozy and delicious spot to stop at. Vegan tamales!! Cozy seating spots, a charming converted house with original wood floors, tasty coffee, and quick and friendly service. Repeatable for sure.
Great place for coffe. It seems to be a house that has been turned into a coffe house. Pretty cool. And plenty of seating. Parking can be limited but you can usually find parking on the street. They also have an outside seating area.
Nice, cozy, welcoming spot with good coffee and some unique eats. The tamales were good.
The cafe de olla was delicious, but my wife was hoping for a latte.
The cafe de olla was delicious, but my wife was hoping for a latte.
Vibe- This is one of the most cozy coffee shops I’ve been to! Maybe it’s because it literally is a house that was turned into a coffee shop :) there’s a big space in the front and then there’s 3 other rooms with plenty of seating options. There’s 3 bar style areas to sit at, some couches, and a great amount of tables with chairs. There’s some seating outside too!
Customer service- Amazing! The barista that served me was sweet and helpful.
Food/drinks- I got a cortado with oat milk and vanilla. To eat I got the black bean tamales that came with plantain chips and everything was so good!
Parking- There’s about 9 spots in the lot of the shop and then street parking as well.
Customer service- Amazing! The barista that served me was sweet and helpful.
Food/drinks- I got a cortado with oat milk and vanilla. To eat I got the black bean tamales that came with plantain chips and everything was so good!
Parking- There’s about 9 spots in the lot of the shop and then street parking as well.
Great cozy place. Wonderful spot to study (except for the back ground music, which is sometimes off) and the dim light is very soothing. The staff is just super sweet and amazing. There is a decent number and types of seats to choose from as well; indoors and outdoors. However, the parking can be a hassle as is the case with many other cafes/restaurants in the area. And also the food is really unimpressive. Maybe only on Sundays or that one particular Sunday I was there, starving! The pastries were not fresh (made the previous day according to the cashier) and there was only one choice of food: tamales which was honestly not the best tamales in town. AND it was definitely over-priced. I think I’ll go back there but definitely not order food…
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