Progress Coffee + Beer
Permanently Closed
Coffee, cocktails, food trucks, and a speakeasy bar
Coffee, cocktails, food trucks, and a speakeasy bar
"Progress Coffee, a long-standing Austin coffee roasting company, had to close its revitalized cafe due to the I-35 expansion project. Despite its closure, the company continues its roasting operations and plans to relocate." - Nadia Chaudhury
"The lauded Austin coffee roastery came back with a new physical location in the Cherrywood neighborhood, with all sorts of facets. Naturally, there’s coffee, cocktails, beers, and on-site food truck Pueblo Viejo, and yes, there’s Wi-Fi. The space even houses a speakeasy-ish-styled bar truck that turns the cafe space into a nightclub in the evenings. There are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas." - Nadia Chaudhury
"The Cherrywood coffee shop-slash-bar will show the game while serving coffee, beer, and cocktails. There are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas." - Nadia Chaudhury
"The newcomer Cherrywood cafe from the longtime Austin coffee roasting company features a frozen Irish affogato as well as what it dubs as Adult Push Pops. There are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Conveniently located on the I-35 Frontage road in Cherrywood, Progress Coffee is a coffee shop and bar with two food trucks—a location of Pueblo Viejo (home to one of our favorite breakfast tacos) and Burro Cheese Kitchen (with grilled cheese sandwiches). If the Progress Coffee name sounds familiar, that’s because it’s been operating as a roasting company since 2004 (and even had a storefront that closed down in 2013)." - Nicolai McCrary
