Go green with these local matcha makers.
Nestled in the corner of Burnet and Lawnmont, Monkey Nest is a haven for stressed students, overworked professionals, and plain ol’ bookworms. Vintage decor, including monkey sculptures and fringed lamps, accentuate the locally owned cafe, and customers can choose to sit on cushioned chairs, on stools, or at roomier tables.
The casual, comfortable coffee spot serves matcha hot or iced and with a variety of milk substitutions and syrups. With your order of a hot matcha latte, the barista might just makeMonkey Nest also offers organic coffee and eats from açai bowls, to pastries, to tacos to gluten-free pasta salad. Ready for your lunch break?For a quick pick-me-up, stop by Sorrento’s Coffee, a hole-in-the-wall that looks like a tiny home plopped in the middle of a North Austin parking lot.
Order yours at the drive-thru or walk-up window, and don’t feel guilty about splurging on an extra-large green caffeine machine.Dear Diary Coffeehouse is made for creatives, caffeine lovers, and deep conversations. Its vegan menu will not disappoint on eats such as garlic parmesan soft pretzels, spicy seitan kolaches and salted caramel donuts. Notable beverages include the maple & oat nitro cold brew, cinnamon roll latte, or golden butter mocha.
Obviously, matcha is a must, and the artsy cafe delivers with a classic matcha latte. Alongside more common milk substitutes, Dear Diary offers hemp milk, as well as various natural sweetener options.
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