Las Perras Café
Coffee shop · Greater Eastwood ·
Latin culture coffeehouse, activist-named drinks, patio food
Latin culture coffeehouse, activist-named drinks, patio food
"Located in the Plant in Second Ward, this new coffee shop celebrates Latin culture with coffee drinks crafted with homemade syrups, many of which are named after activists. Try the Angela Davis (Mexican natural cold brew mixed with jasmine syrup and oat milk) or the Alice Valdez (Colombian cold brew, taro extract, oat milk, and vanilla). The new, cozy, plant-filled spot, ideal for remote workers, is in collaboration with Caribbean food truck Flor y Miel, which serves empanadas, beef stew, and Dominican fusion dishes, such as “Rasta Pasta,” on the patio. The cafe will eventually add alcohol to its menu, but the space already seems pretty lively without it, with live music and community events." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Located in the Plant in Second Ward, this new coffee shop celebrates Latin culture with coffee drinks crafted with homemade syrups, many named after activists. Try the Angela Davis (Mexican natural cold brew mixed with jasmine syrup and oat milk) or the Alice Valdez (Colombian cold brew, taro extract, oat milk, and vanilla). The new, cozy, plant-filled spot, ideal for remote workers, collaborates with Caribbean food truck Flor y Miel, which serves empanadas, beef stew, and Dominican fusion dishes, such as “Rasta Pasta,” on the patio. The cafe will eventually add alcohol to its menu, but the space already seems lively without it, with live music and community events." - Brianna Griff
"A cozy coffee roastery and café celebrating Latin culture with housemade syrups (each named after Latina activists) and a collaborative patio food program run with a Caribbean food truck that serves empanadas, beef stew, and Dominican-fusion dishes like “rasta pasta.” Founded by Andrea Arana and designed as an intentional space for women of color while welcoming everyone, the cafe has already hosted live music and community events and plans to add alcohol to the menu." - Brittany Britto Garley
A 2025 East End newcomer, this Latina-owned roastery centers Latin culture with drinks named for women activists and collaborations with local chefs. The Houston Chronicle spotlighted its mission-driven menu and community programming.
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