Avoca Coffee Roasters

Cute spot. Tourist area, they charge $23 to park all day. I was only there for a one hour meeting, didn't pay. Great Mocha Latte.

A great little coffee shop. Friendly service. The hot chocolate and milk chocolate were great not superb. The bang for buck just isn’t there. $9 for two drinks. The facility is clean. Very small so it can get really crowded even on not so busy days. The layout should be improved so the line doesn’t block those wanting till exit vs those wanting to order. Only one bathroom. Note my rating system: 1 Star: I wouldn't recommend 2 Stars: Didn't hit my standards 3 Stars: Average (nothing special) 4 Stars: Above Average. Would recommend. Still looking for the 5 Star. 5 Stars: Top of their game. Great food. Great service. Would recommend and plan on returning.

Great coffee shop! Delicious coffee I love that they make their own syrups! The barista did not steer me wrong going with the bourbon butterscotch latte! Will be back.

Beautiful, cozy little shop inside the Fort Worth Stockyards! The Bourbon Butterscotch latte was delicious and not something you will find anywhere else. The baristas were all so nice, too! They even had extra seating upstairs which was nice as it was a little bit of a quiet, tucked away place (not something you find in the stockyards).

We we're in the area for a conference and stayed to explore. The service was fast and friendly. The coffee was flavorful and not bitter. I got an iced latte and my husband got a cold brew and both were delicious. Cute little shop!

The coffee shop was nice but the drinks they had weren’t that unique. Yet, the prices are on the higher side. I ordered an almond croissant that was $7. That’s more than what Starbucks would charge. Same goes for a things like a simple nitro cold brew. Service was ok. They weren’t friendly but they weren’t rude either.

This is a gem of a coffee shop in the middle of a bustling street. We got a flat white, mocha latte, hot chocolate and they all tasted great. Also got to try the seasonal Iced Bourbon Butterscotch Latte (sorry its nonalcoholic :)) and it was amazing. FYI, They also got a very neat and clean restroom inside. There is seating inside (upstairs) and outside.

VISITED Monday, April 1, 2024: Only got coffee and Iced Chai tea. My daughter did not like the Chai tea. I tasted it and it tasted like ginger rather than chai. I got the Bourbon Butterscotch and I hardly tasted either of the main ingredients. Tasted more like a mocha latte. It was good but not what I ordered maybe? Or does the barista need to go back into training? The store front was nice. Great decor. I loved the wall canvas over the steps.

This coffee shop has quickly become one of my favorites. The service is always excellent, the atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the coffee... absolutely delicious! You can really taste the quality in every cup. Without a doubt, it's my second favorite coffee spot so far, and every visit proves it's totally worth it.

Bourbon butterscotch oatmilk latte! Freakin delicious it's so good. A random stop and lucky for me I scored with this coffee

I was really disappointed with my recent visit. The customer service was noticeably poor -- the barista wasn't friendly at all and didn't acknowledge the fact that my drink was poorly made. When I politely mentioned the issue, there was no effort to fix it or even respond with basic courtesy. On top of that, the price definitely wasn't worth the pour. For what I paid, I expected much better quality and a more professional attitude. Unfortunately, this experience left a bad impression, and I wouldn't recommend it

I grabbed a coffee here while in the stockyards and loved it. I got their white chocolate strawberry latte. It was very good and creamy, without being too sweet. They had a long line but were able to serve people quickly.

Love a local roaster. Beans are from S & Central America? Broad but the drip was delicious nonetheless. We sat outside, which faced main street. Exciting atmosphere. DTFW sure is fun.

Great location at Fort Worth Stockyards. I got a butterscotch bourbon latte. It was a little more sweet than what I prefer but overall good. I love that they roast their own coffee. They had indoor and outdoor seating. Service was good.

The coffee is solid and the coffee shop is beautiful. I really enjoyed a nice hot coffee on such a cold day. The bourbon butterscotch was very well balanced and delicious. The batistas are helpful, but the shop itself does not validate parking and if I was exploring the stockyards it wouldn't be an issue because you pay 22 for parking for the day, but I was not there for the stockyards. I stopped in to complete my coffee passport (spent around 15 minutes total in the parking spot due to walking from parking to the coffee shop, waiting to order and get me drink, then looking into the parking payment). For just the coffee and there being no validating, it was not worth the 22 dollars I had to pay for parking.

A must when you come to the Stockyards. Whenever we come to the Stockyards, we stop by Avoca to pick up an Americano. My husband ordered the Americano and I ordered a floral tea. We both enjoyed our drinks. I believe this is the only coffee shop in the area. It's a small waiting area, but there's more space upstairs. I like how they decorated the space - plants, and wall decor. There's usually a line when we come, but it goes quickly!

So we stopped here while exploring the Fort Worth Stockyards and the line was long but the coffee was average. I ordered a cappuccino and it tasted ok, had to add a lot of sugar just to drink it. The seating was outside and with everyone waiting for the 11am cattle walk it was crowded.

The coffee shop was nice but the drinks they had weren't that unique. Yet, the prices are on the higher side. I ordered an almond croissant that was $7. That's more than what Starbucks would charge. Same goes for a things like a simple nitro cold brew. Service was ok. They weren't friendly but they weren't rude either.

I was dying for coffee while exploring the Stockyards and stumbled upon Avoca -- such a great find! I ordered a latte with almond milk, and they made it perfectly: quick, smooth, and full of flavor. The place had such good vibes, with a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Definitely hit the spot!

A great little coffee shop. Friendly service. The hot chocolate and milk chocolate were great not superb. The bang for buck just isn't there. $9 for two drinks. The facility is clean. Very small so it can get really crowded even on not so busy days. The layout should be improved so the line doesn't block those wanting till exit vs those wanting to order. Only one bathroom. Note my rating system: 1 Star: I wouldn't recommend 2 Stars: Didn't hit my standards 3 Stars: Average (nothing special) 4 Stars: Above Average. Would recommend. Still looking for the 5 Star. 5 Stars: Top of their game. Great food. Great service. Would recommend and plan on returning.

This place is so good. My sister and I stopped in before heading to the rodeo. I ended up getting the bourbon butterscotch latte and a cheese danish. She had the salted brown sugar latte. Both drinks were so good. The danish was very savory which was a bit unexpected (cheese danishes I've had have always been more sweet). The workers there were nice and helpful.

Avoca was the perfect distance from my hotel, Springhill Suites. If you're starting here or anywhere near the Stockyards, consider giving them a try! Loved the decor and music; fantastic ambiance. I was disappointed by the lack of syrups to add to lattes; only three were available when I went (vanilla, honey, or stevia). Rather limited compared to other coffee shops I've been to. The workers weren't very friendly either, rather standoffish. I wasn't greeted when I came in, no one responded when I said thank you, and only one of the baristas acknowledged me when I said have a great day as I was leaving. The coffee was pretty good. Not overly sweetened. Great location to stop by while shopping, but if you value caramel lattes (my personal favorite so I was very sad they didn't have any caramel syrup), maybe try somewhere else. I'm hoping I just caught the baristas on a bad day!

Service was quick and latte art was a cute addition. The espresso had a great taste. Definitely recommend trying if you're at the stockyards.

I liked the character and atmosphere of Avoca, I ordered a vanilla cappuccino that was delicious and an almond croissant that was good :) the staff was ok, didn't really have much interaction with them

I always stop by Avoca when I am in the stockyards. Great coffee and friendly service. The line can get to be pretty long - but it moves super fast so don't let that deter you!

The coffee was good. They got one item in the order wrong but then immediately fixed it. They were super busy but they kept the line moving quickly. It was a very small space so the line was squished and there wasn't much room inside. But there was an upstairs seating area if you do want to sit, and it's more fun to get the coffee and walk around the stockyards anyways.

Super cute coffee shop in the middle of stockyard. Location was perfect. Coffee was OK. I got the bourbon butterscotch and didn't finish it, but we also got the cold brew with vanilla and that was really good. The environment was super cute with an upstairs balcony where you could sit. Service was great baristas were super friendly and very accommodating when we explained it was our first time. As a Starbucks enthusiast, I had go and get an iced shaken espresso after. but I do love supporting small businesses and will continue to do so.

Fantastic coffee right in the middle of the Fort Worth Stockyards. They make amazing coffee and have some fun and delightful options. Coffee tasted so delicious. Loved stopping by there.

My rating is more of a 3.5 than a 4 but it was a more positive experience than negative so I rounded up. Having worked at a coffee shop myself, I feel like I'm a lot pickier than I used to be. The ambiance of Avoca is so nice. If you're lucky, you will be able to have the shop pretty much all to yourself. The upstairs seating is a loft like space that overlooks the bottom floor so you can see all the visitors coming in. I had a great time with my friends chatting but some people wanted to study here in this small small shop of all places in the most busy part of town and gave us looks when we were laughing and having fun. I don't know who set the expectation that you could study here but it's not the place. The girl who took my order was very sweet. My latte I got was alright- not spectacular but they make their own syrups which is amazing and it's more of a third wave coffee shop which I appreciate as well. You will have a hard time accessing the restroom as they only have one. I had to wait a while which wasn't what I wanted to spend 20 minutes waiting for but what can you do. I know it's everywhere now but I wish the coffee was less pricey since I'm lactose intolerant so I always ask for oat milk. But other than that really no further complaints. Overall if you are hot outside DO stop here for a refreshing and cold drink!

I was here on a windy and rainy day and they made the best pumpkin spice latte for me! Subtly sweet and delicious.

Good coffee. Food not so much, definitely overpaid for a chorizo burrito made the day before that was taken out of a fridge and warmed. The tortilla was hardened. Overall cute spot but on the smaller side.

I'm quite appalled... I walk in, no one greets me. I said good morning to the chick with the red hair and glasses. She literally stares at me, says nothing. I look at her again hoping she say something, still says nothing. One kid was sitting on the floor on his phone with head phones in. Go to Starbucks. At least they welcome you and greet you with a warm good morning.

Small little coffee shop located right off Mule Alley. Ordered a cold brew with almond milk and the guy who took my order was very friendly. The cold brew came out pretty average. The barista filled it up all the way and it was overflowing after I put the straw into it. There are seating upstairs.

On Saturday 1/18 my family of 9 went to the stockyards (my 4 family members are visiting from abroad therefore we had to show them this side of Texas) it was freezing outside and best case was getting a coffee at Avoca. The barista treated us like no one ever has in a negative way she said "Can you move?" Because the cafe was so full and one could barely walk. I honestly wanted to cry, I felt profiled and humiliated. NEVER would I go back to this cafe. I would NEVER spend my money here. Bathrooms don't work either.

First time here while visiting the stockyard. Excellent. Coffee! We had the bourbon butterscotch coffee and didn't have to add any sugar to it. It had a rich texture, designed with flower on to p :) Service was pleasant and friendly ambiance. Strong coffee without overpowering all the other flavors - highly recommend.

Best iced-vanilla lattes!! On the main strip right off Mule Alley. Only 4 stars, tho shop is cute but really dirty!! it is more of a grab n go kind of place.

Spent the week here for a work trip last week, it's a super cute shop and their coffee is as really good! I got the bourbon butterscotch with oat milk each time.

Tasty coffee and quick service! Right on the Main Street in the stockyards. There is an upstairs sitting room but we didn't check it out.

Reasonable pricing for their coffee. Have all the classics and some specialty teas/juices as well as cold brew. Very small shop BUT cute decor and seating upstairs. Bright and vibrant. Also two tables outside. There's only one size cup offered. Pricing of coffee ranges from 3-7 dollars and add ons about 1.00-1.50. We waited longer than we'd like to for coffee and there seemed to be 3 staff behind counters just chatting away.

Great location in the Stockyards. Really friendly service and good coffee. I didn't try any food options but looked pretty good.

I've been to this Avoca in The Stockyards at least 4 times, and I'm always happy to come in and give it another shot. For one, there aren't any other coffee shops in the Stockyards. I mean, you can get coffee pretty much anywhere and you can get great coffee at a few restaurants , but there are no exclusive coffee houses like this, and naturally I enjoy dipping into a cozy coffee spot during any Stockyards visit; a brief relief from all the commotion and cowboys. A place that doesn't feel like a western film set (which I actually often enjoy). I'm a big fan of Avoca and I love their product, though this location has left me feeling a little underwhelmed several times. On my most recent visit there was only 1 customer ahead of me at the register and one couple already waiting for their items. Jon and I thought "it's not too busy, let's get a quick espresso shot!" But it took a full 15+ minutes. Turns out the espresso machine was having trouble and they were working on it, but no one mentioned anything about that until I asked about 15 minutes in. We got them to-go as it was getting crowded by then and we had Winnie with us. When we did try our shots, they were so soooo bitter, we couldn't finish them. I imagine their espresso was overpacked or over-extracted, it just had that unmistakable bitter-burnt taste that avid espresso-drinkers have likely and unwittingly experienced now and again. We all know and don't love it, but these things happen. I don't take stars away in reviews for things like 1 bitter espresso shot. I didn't ask for a new one or a refund, I didn't even tell them because I'd taken our order to-go and we were on our way out with a tired 2 year old. That's on me! Avoca has excellent coffee. I'm giving 3 stars because I feel like this spot hasn't had very friendly service (like I kind of feel like a burden?) and because the wait has been unusually long even when it's not busy and even when the espresso machine is working properly. It's a really nice vibe though, overall. Very cute and chill, really cool local art on the walls. There's a couple tables downstairs and more seating upstairs, but ultimately it's a pretty tiny space. It fills up fast, especially when there's cowboy boots and hats involved.

As city slickers from the north, it was a relief to find fine roasted coffee at 8am while everything was closed until 10am. The scent of fresh roasted coffee was enticed us to stay awhile. They also served beer on tap! We enjoyed our first cup of hot coffee with quiche listening to country music on the sidewalk, while the town was bustling with dedicated workers cleaning and prepping up the town's pavements with power washers. We went for a second serving, this time ice coffee to cool us down as we strolled exchange place and waited for the longhorns to parade (@11:30am) down the street which you can view from the cafe.

We were in the area and decided to get some coffee. We ordered 5 iced coffees and 1 matcha. The coffee was made fast. Service was good and price was reasonable. Overall we had a great experience. This place is in a great location. Definitely worth stopping by.

If you're in the area stop by Avoca Coffee Roasters and you must try the Rosemary lemonade.

Angry age to cool off in the hot Texas heat and enjoy a good cup of coffee! Waiting on the cattle drive

I had a great time checking out Avoca Coffee Roasters for some coffee. Service was super friendly and fast. The coffee was great too.

Hot drip. Whole milk. Perfection. Great afternoon pick me up. PSL for the Mr. Win-win!

I stopped here for some New Orleans cold brew on the two days I visited the Stockyards. It was delicious! I even ended up getting 2 on my second day. I wish they had larger sizes. My husband enjoyed his latte as well. Wish I lived closer to be able to have one again.

We were in the stockyards and wanted to stop in for some drinks to wake us up. The line was out the door when we arrived and for good reason! We ordered a Charlie Sheen and an Oatmilk Mocha. Both were delicious. My oatmilk mocha was the best I've ever had. Love the explicitly queer friendly atmosphere as well as the decor/lighting. Upstairs was a nice little seating area, tucked away and private. Overall I was pleased with the service, drinks, and ambiance. We will be back!

i went for the holidays and asked for a house coffee and had the worst reaction to that- the barista yelled i could throw whatever syrups you want!!! ... i just wanted a plain black coffee? Your job isn't that hard and there was no one in the store as is

It was an early morning and getting warm, this is the only coffee place with strong A/C and look decent. The coffee is a little pricy and taste ok. Service is fast and very friendly environment.

Would have been 5 but they didn't have any other flavors for the latte. She said she had a butterscotch latte and I thought that sounded pretty good so I got that. Also, asked for a blueberry muffin and she said they had lemon blueberry which sounded AMAZING! So I took her up on that too, I'm glad I did, both were very delightful! Cute quaint place right in the heart of the Stockyards!

A women here is INCREDIBLY rude, I was only person in shop, they took my order (plain cold brew) and proceeded to stock shelves for 5 min before pouring a simple premade coffee for me, then the women (the employee) refused to get out of the way so I could get a straw and sweetener packets from the to go station.

Good coffee to start my day. My friend enjoyed some Madagascar vanilla in her coffee and it made her morning. The coffee was on point and we enjoyed our Java while people watching...

Enjoyed a delicious chupacabra. Quick service and very nice vibes inside. The art is great and there is space to just hang/relax. Worth a visit if you're in the area and you need a caffeine pick me up! Also, appreciate the welcoming vibes for all of our community. It makes a big difference for some visitors, and I'm here for it!

Smooth cold brew and amazing cafe, staff was also super nice. Overall cool coffee shop

Can someone teach the young people to have a personality or at a minimum crack a smile? Their website shows all these wonderful muffins, pastries & etc. we get there and they had none, nothing, zero.