Fleet Coffee
Coffee shop · Pershing
2427 Webberville Rd, Austin, TX 78702
Highlights
Creative coffee, local tacos & pastries; intimate & welcoming vibe
Creative coffee, local tacos & pastries; intimate & welcoming vibe
"Everybody knows that the best part of breakfast is the last few sips of cereal-infused milk at the bottom of the bowl. Fleet Coffee captures that magical moment in the form of a Fruity Pebble cortado, made with cereal milk. But it’s not all novelty stuff at Fleet Coffee—you’ll also find a short menu of expertly crafted espresso-based drinks, from pure and simple shots to a refreshing espresso-and-tonic with local grapefruit. Fleet has a couple of locations in town, but visiting the semi-permanent trailer on Manor Road means you can load up on La Santa Barbacha tacos on the way out." - nicolai mccrary, matthew jacobs
"The little cafe with two other locations offers fantastically strong espressos. (2427 Webberville Road, East Austin & 2806 Manor Road, Cherrywood & 804 Congress Avenue, Downtown; takeout orders can be placed in person or online; there are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas)" - Nadia Chaudhury
"Operating on-site since July 2023, Fleet Coffee is the coffee truck serving on the Long Goodbye property (coffee service runs through 3 p.m.), and its cold brew is being used in the indoor bar’s espresso martini." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Shake things up with this tiny East Austin cafe, where, along with coffee, espresso, and lattes, the specializes in creative caffeinated drinks. The Ritual is a drink that changes often and has recently been made with gingerbread--infused milk with a gingersnap garnish. Even better: there are tacos from Veracruz All Natural and pastries from Sour Duck Market. The cafe has a second location on Manor Road. Takeout orders can be placed in person or online (only during weekdays though); there are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas." - Nadia Chaudhury, Erin Russell
"Recognized as one of the appealing new additions in East Austin’s coffee and hospitality scene, helping diversify the neighborhood’s offerings." - Erin Russell
