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These guys have great coffee, truly excellent 3rd wave small batch roasted artisan coffee. Unfortunately where they fall short is in the exact area a coffee *shop* should excel: bring a welcoming place to hang out. I went first thing in the morning, no one else there. The guy working there gave barely any notice. Fine. I tried to ask about the coffees, uninterested in talking. Cool, so I ordered, and noticed a very interesting book on the shelf. Asked to read it- expecting it to be a formality, a courtesy, of course you can read a book about coffee in a coffee shop.. No, sorry, that's there for sale. Odd. Fine. But then I looked around.. "dont put your feet on the furniture", "don't put dishes here", "don't this don't that", labels everywhere... I get it, you want people to respect the place, but these signs are tacky and unwelcoming, and combined with the responses and attitude from the guy working.. Not impressed. Too bad, he actually made a decent cup too. Didn't even phase him when I said so either. Must be used to hearing it. I likely won't be back in Austin soon, but if I or a friend are, I won't recommend this place to go.