Double Trouble Caffeine & Cocktails
Cocktail bar · Midtown ·
Gourmet coffee, artisanal cocktails, tiki vibes, and rum drinks
Gourmet coffee, artisanal cocktails, tiki vibes, and rum drinks
"A playful tiki-inspired space that’s a coffee shop by day and a cocktail bar by night, Double Trouble — owned by Robin Berwick— has been providing warm hospitality and memorable drinks to Midtown Houston visitors and residents for over a decade. Its menu includes a vivid blend of tropical-inspired beverages, seasonal specialties, and clever twists on cocktail classics. When you’re celebrating Women’s History Month, be sure to order one of Double Trouble’s Hurricanes with Zacapa No. 23 Rum, lemon, orange, and passionfruit." - Taylor Tobin
"Double Trouble Caffeine & Cocktails can supply you with drinks, like a frozen suffering bastard tiki cocktail, as well as coffee in nearly every form. Both can help soothe whatever social anxiety bubbles up before braving the packed cook-off crowd." - gianni greene, chelsea thomas
"Part coffee house, part cocktail bar, Double Trouble has a variety of spiked coffees, cocktails, and martinis to choose from. For something different, try the carajillo espresso martini, shaken with cognac, Licor 43, and a double shot of espresso using Greenway Coffee’s roast." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Part coffee shop, part bar, Double Trouble is a favorite of the Mid Main area for caffeinated drinks and rum cocktails. The breezy space, which mimics a beachfront tiki bar, is a welcome escape from the surrounding urban landscape, and the menu is consistent with the vibe. Boozy frozens, zero-proof drinks crafted with fresh fruit juice, and coffee cocktails like the Kite Surfer, made with Zacapa No. 23 Rum, espresso, coconut liqueur, and orange, mentally transport you to the white sand beaches of some tropical locale." - Megha McSwain
"For over a decade, the folks at Double Trouble Caffeine & Cocktails have been brewing espresso and tiki-inspired classic cocktails—like a frozen suffering bastard or the Betty Swizzle with housemade coffee-infused rum—from its little corner of Midtown. Filled with as much bamboo and rattan accents as booze, Double Trouble is usually full of folks who either know and love this bar with every fiber of their being or mildly confused out-of-towners who got lucky and picked one of the best bars along the Metro Rail. If you like vintage or tiki-anything, or having a little coffee with your cosmo, hit up Double Trouble. photo credit: Quit Nguyen photo credit: Quit Nguyen photo credit: Quit Nguyen photo credit: Quit Nguyen photo credit: Quit Nguyen Pause Unmute" - Chelsea Thomas
