Milani Cruz

Honestly no complaints! Great experience, got the Mango Sticky Rice Matcha and it actually tasted like mango sticky rice which was iconic. Also got a ham and cheese croissant that was sooooo good. Vibes were great! Would come back and do work but get there early because there isn't tons of space inside. Also they validate garage parking.

Kai Nguyen

Got the chance to visit Mañana Coffee thanks to a gift card I received from a San Antonio Spurs giveaway—and I’m so glad I did! The mango sticky rice matcha was unique and delicious, definitely a must-try. Located right on South Congress, it’s in a perfect spot with a relaxed, stylish vibe. The indoor space is great for getting work or studying done, and the outdoor area is just as lovely if you prefer some fresh air. Whether you’re grabbing a quick drink or settling in for a few hours, Mañana is definitely worth a visit.

+25

Dana Shultz

One of the absolute best matchas in town. Solid, consistent, vibrant color, amazing flavor, and lovely ambience. The staff is always super kind. My favorite spot to matcha and chill 🍵💫

Dave Lucero

Mañana’s courtyard is giving private garden rendezvous—just steps away from the chaos of SoCo, but feels like a secret queer oasis. The Daybreaker hits with a bold, bitter-sweet balance that perks you up in all the right ways. The Mango Sticky Rice Matcha was lush, creamy, and dreamy. And it stayed true to its namesake. The whole vibe was high frequency fabulous, and I’m already planning my return for a little sip of whatever magic is on their rotating menu. Even their website is sexy. Just like the team of baristas who made my drink. 🌈✨

+1

Levi Myers

Service was great. Parking is validated, so you can use the hotel parking garage. The matcha was excellent. It had the base latte, with the option to have syrups added for different flavors and sweetness. It was balanced and not too sweet. The vanilla latte was very good too. Coffee was rich, and the latte art was on point. Do recommend.

Penelope Bryant

This place is super cute! We got there right before it closed, so we couldn’t stay and sit. They have snacks and a cool deal—free coffee if you used your Nike run app that day! I didn’t like my mocha (it tasted like chocolate milk), but my other drink was good. I want to come back and try again.

+3

Melissa Jandreski

My AC broke and I needed something sweet in my life. Mañana was the right place. This is a neat coffee shop. Talk about unique flavors. I mean “Brown Butter Banana Latte” and “Pistachio Orange Latte.” Who would have thought a plain snickerdoodle could be elevated to a “Sweet potato snickerdoodle.” It was my favorite cookie there. Soft and chewy and just the comforting feel I was craving. We also got the “Peanut butter pretzel” cookie. It was too sweet for me. But the carrot cake was just right. I do like pineapple in my carrot cake and it wasn’t too sweet. My daughter enjoyed Matcha drink and my Jazmin tea was refreshing. Coming back for one of those Lattes next time.

Dmitriy Mykalo

Definitely adding this to my 🏆Top.Coffee places rank in Austin. Mañana is a perfect example of how to create a modern coffee shop that embraces contemporary design while staying true to coffee culture. The space feels thoughtfully curated—a blend of sleek, modern aesthetics with a hipster vibe that doesn’t feel forced. It’s the kind of coffee shop that every office worker wishes was near them—a place that works equally well for grabbing a quick coffee, sitting down to work, or meeting with friends. The interior is bright and open, with large windows and mirrors that make the space feel even bigger. The design is minimalist but warm, striking a balance between a professional feel and a relaxed café environment. One of the standout features is the large communal table, which fosters an atmosphere where people naturally engage in different activities. While we were there, one person was painting, others were deep in conversation, a couple had a date, and a business meeting was happening at the same time. This mix of energy makes the space feel dynamic and inviting. People come here for more than just coffee—it’s a spot where professionals work on their laptops, friends meet for a chat, and even parents bring their kids. Despite being a busy place, it never feels overwhelming, and the staff is incredibly welcoming and friendly, adding to the overall charm. One particularly cool feature is that water—both still and sparkling—is available for free, something we don’t often see in coffee shops. The coffee is excellent, exactly what you’d expect from a place with this level of attention to detail. Their matcha is also worth mentioning, prepared with care and well-balanced in flavor. The menu includes both coffee and food options, making it a great place to grab breakfast or a light lunch. Mañana is a spot that perfectly blends a modern, stylish atmosphere with a genuine coffee culture. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick drink, working remotely, or meeting up with friends, it’s a versatile, high-quality café that sets the standard for what a modern coffee shop should be. Definitely a place I’d love to have in my neighborhood.

+10

Nicole Schroeder

Staff was super welcoming! Knowledgeable of their drink recipes at the drop of a hat. Very cute spot to hang out or set up a laptop and work. We ordered coffee to go. My latte was a recommendation from the barista. It was their seasonal coffee flavor. I was impressed! I would definitely recommend this coffee shop to others in Austin.

On my recent trip to Austin, I stopped by Mañana to try their iced ornage pistachio oat matcha latte after recommendation from a youtuber and as much as it sounded really fun to try, I could not taste any orange or pistachio. It was a regular matcha. Loved their croissant though. The cashier lady was really nice and the shop itself is cute.

shambhavi kulkarni

I had the mango sticky rice matcha and was genuinely impressed! The mango added a unique, delicate flavor without overpowering the matcha. I’ll definitely be returning for more!

Angelica Le

Rating: 4.25/5 The line was out the door when I arrived around 10 AM on a Saturday, but it moved quickly. I had come for one of their seasonal specials, but unfortunately, it was no longer available. It seems like their seasonal offerings change monthly, and they only serve what’s currently on the menu. They have a self-serve water station and a designated spot to return your cup, utensils, and plate after you're done. The place was pretty crowded, so I left shortly after picking up my drink. I ended up getting the Mango Sticky Rice Matcha ($8) with oat milk (+$1). It’s a sweet mango purée blended into a matcha latte, topped with housemade vegan sweetened condensed milk. Definitely on the pricier side, but also one of the best matchas I’ve had in Austin. I was pleasantly surprised by how well they translated the classic Thai dessert into a drink form without any rice bits or heaviness. The sweetness was just right and let all the different flavors shine through. Highly recommend! Mango Sticky Rice Matcha ($8) + Earl Grey Oat Milk ($2) + 2ml CBD ($4): This was an expensive concoction my husband wanted to try, so he drank most of it. I didn't really taste the Earl Grey Oat Milk while he couldn't really taste the mango puree. We both tasted the CBD oil which needed to be constantly stirred or it will settle at the bottom (thanks for the tip barista!) Personally, I prefer the original version without all the add-ons — the extras felt a bit distracting. That said, it was still better than the Peach Blossom Arnold Palmer. Peach Blossom Arnold Palmer ($6.25): A lemonade Arnold Palmer made with peach blossom white tea. The flavors were subtle but true to the description. You get a hint of tartness from the lemonade at the top, followed by a light, refreshing peach blossom tea. It was okay, but tasted more like a lightly flavored tea — not worth the price in my opinion. My husband wasn’t a fan either.

Snob

Latte art 5/10 Taste 7/10 Experience 8/10 nice shop with an older La Marzocco. Cool architecture and tile. Cappuccino was overall good but latte art was sloppy. Would definitely go back, but lots of other good looking shops to try in Austin. Baristas just need a little practice to dial the art for 5 stars. Croissant was okay but not real au

Marie Garrison

Horrible service this Friday. Upon reading some of the other reviews, I can see these rude baristas are a frequent problem here. I walked in, was the only person in line and the barista did not even acknowledge me for a very long time. Didn't say I'll be right with you for at least 5 mins when I was the only one there. Finished making her one drink, then began an extensive cleaning of the area, which the other staff was also doing even though it wasn't dirty since it was 830 am, instead of taking my order. FinalIy barely acknowledged me after I was there for like 10 min without being helped and being the only one on line with only 2-3 other people already having been served on the whole place. Unlike most places on SoCo they don't allow dogs so meanwhile have my dog waiting outside with no good place to be leashed up. Simply out to lunch and no sense of urgency barista. So disappointed as I was looking forward to their London fog but don't want to wait indefinitely as the only person in line while they dink and putz around indefinitely. I live a few blocks away and like their coffee but will not be going here regularly due to this ridiculous service when Jo's and Lala Land are amazing 100% of the time. Right after this I went to Kendra Scott's coffee shop where I was the only person as well as it was still early, greeted warmly, welcomed to bring my dog inside, and immediately served a delicious drink. This leads me to believe manana is the worst coffee shop on South Congress, which is too bad as I really have liked some of their coffees but it's not worth the bad attitude.