Great drinks with great ambiance! I got their seasonal drink, the Banana Fosters latte. It was delicious and had the perfect balance of banana flavoring and coffee. What I really appreciated was in addition to subbing in oat milk, they had non-dairy cold foam! They cater well to lactose intolerant folks like me. The vibe inside was cute and cozy, with both tables and couches available to sit. It was generally pretty quiet, and a lot of people were studying. I will definitely be coming back!
Tiffany L.
I ordered a matcha drink and pastry. The lady who assisted me was able to make my drink less sweetened (which I loved). I was able to get my work done as there is plenty of space to sit. Love the ambiance, quiet and able to focus.
Holly Schulte
After a year of membership at the Duo Pilates Studio and patronage of the coffee shop, I am sad to say I will not return to Duo.Duo Pilates studio uses a waitlist system for the full Pilates classes. After several months of consistently using the waitlist, I was accustomed to receiving an automated text message notifying me when I was added to a class and asking me to confirm if I'd be attending.Without announcing this change to studio members, Duo stopped sending text messages to notify and confirm (and instead started sending email only). Based on the date of the most recent automated confirmation text message I'd received from them, this change happened over the span of a week. I never received any announcement about this change.I was added to a class the evening before a morning class I was waitlisted for, and I did not know it because I did not receive a text and hadn't checked my email. If I had been informed that texts were no longer being sent, I would have checked my email for a notification. Since I was not informed of this, I did not check my email.So, I unknowingly missed the class until later that day when I noticed a no-show fee deducted from my account. Going through my emails from the day before, I came across the email notification that I'd been added. I reached out to Duo for clarification. I explained to Duo that I was unaware I'd been added to the class because I'd been accustomed to consistently receiving automated texts for the past 6+ months to inform me when I was added to a class and ask me to confirm or decline my attendance.They responded that my not receiving a text was an error, that their text messaging system was being fixed, and that they'd be sending emails only now. They also said that it was my responsibility to know when I was added to a class because of the email they'd sent at 7:00 PM the evening before the 9:30 AM class.They did not acknowledge that they had changed their communications system without adequately informing their customers.I did not check my email that evening because I expected to receive a text message if I were added to the class.I asked Duo to consider my situation, as I'd lost money for the no-show fee and my class session included in my monthly membership package. They ignored my follow-up emails.
Service: 1
Victoria M.
New to pilates and paid $30 for the 2 classes. I attended 1 and could never get into another beginner class due to being waitlisted. i was supposedly admitted into the class (never received a text) and was charged $20. So, basically charged $50 for one class. Lol. Save your funds.
Claire H.
This is one of my favorite coffee shops in Houston. Mainly because I love the ambiance. It's never super busy when I go, there is so much natural light and it's generally quiet so I can get a lot of work done. I would advise you to bring a jacket if you plan on staying here for a while, it is always very cold in here. I'm not a coffee expert by any means but I do think they're lattes taste better here than most coffee shops. I also like the matcha latte or getting a can of Recess.
Jesse S.
Walked in today, no greeting. The lady running the cash register was super rude, and just had such an attitude. Thankfully I walked out and didn't buy a bag of their coffee. Try actually being nice to your customers if you want them to return. Crazy idea, I know.
Cynthia M.
I love the concept of Pilates in the coffee shop. I tried it out and I loved it! Of course it's a bit pricey but they do have different packages you can choose from and you can pick when you want to go to class but you have to join a waitlist days prior to the day you want to go. And hope they approve it. I think it's only about 6 per class but I could be wrong. Maybe 6-8. I definitely want to go again in the future. It's also nice to study after your class and have a coffee and a pastry. Good vibes
Sarah and Kyle Mazabob
Best place for coffee and Pilates. The Pilate instructors are well educated and kind and the bar staff literally all have the best personalities and are so fun to talk to!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Oliver Wells
Great coffee and food, also did a pour over class here that was fantastic.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ashley C.
Customer service is amazing, such a great vibe! The honey chai latte with lavender is my favorite so far, the best I've had in Houston. And the banana bread is delicious, moist and super flavorful. One of my new fav spots:)
Tried the guava matcha and it hit the spot! I usually don’t order matcha because I’ve never had a good experience, the barista recommended to try that drink and it did not disappoint! The place is really chill and good to study in… the music is really good and
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Hayat
Beautiful and warm place, I loved it♥️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Jasmine J.
Suchhhhh a cute spot. Lots of natural light and in the heart of the city. First time trying a coffee place with a Pilates studio in the back. First, that Pilates session got me all the way together, shout-out to the instructor she was great. Went back for a cheap mimosa with a friend. Must try.
Basent S.
The coffee here is so good! And very clean inside. Love going here to get some work done. The music can be a bit loud though in case you're looking for a quieter coffee shop!
Great drinks with great ambiance! I got their seasonal drink, the Banana Fosters latte. It was delicious and had the perfect balance of banana flavoring and coffee. What I really appreciated was in addition to subbing in oat milk, they had non-dairy cold foam! They cater well to lactose intolerant folks like me. The vibe inside was cute and cozy, with both tables and couches available to sit. It was generally pretty quiet, and a lot of people were studying. I will definitely be coming back!
I ordered a matcha drink and pastry. The lady who assisted me was able to make my drink less sweetened (which I loved). I was able to get my work done as there is plenty of space to sit. Love the ambiance, quiet and able to focus.
After a year of membership at the Duo Pilates Studio and patronage of the coffee shop, I am sad to say I will not return to Duo.Duo Pilates studio uses a waitlist system for the full Pilates classes. After several months of consistently using the waitlist, I was accustomed to receiving an automated text message notifying me when I was added to a class and asking me to confirm if I'd be attending.Without announcing this change to studio members, Duo stopped sending text messages to notify and confirm (and instead started sending email only). Based on the date of the most recent automated confirmation text message I'd received from them, this change happened over the span of a week. I never received any announcement about this change.I was added to a class the evening before a morning class I was waitlisted for, and I did not know it because I did not receive a text and hadn't checked my email. If I had been informed that texts were no longer being sent, I would have checked my email for a notification. Since I was not informed of this, I did not check my email.So, I unknowingly missed the class until later that day when I noticed a no-show fee deducted from my account. Going through my emails from the day before, I came across the email notification that I'd been added. I reached out to Duo for clarification. I explained to Duo that I was unaware I'd been added to the class because I'd been accustomed to consistently receiving automated texts for the past 6+ months to inform me when I was added to a class and ask me to confirm or decline my attendance.They responded that my not receiving a text was an error, that their text messaging system was being fixed, and that they'd be sending emails only now. They also said that it was my responsibility to know when I was added to a class because of the email they'd sent at 7:00 PM the evening before the 9:30 AM class.They did not acknowledge that they had changed their communications system without adequately informing their customers.I did not check my email that evening because I expected to receive a text message if I were added to the class.I asked Duo to consider my situation, as I'd lost money for the no-show fee and my class session included in my monthly membership package. They ignored my follow-up emails.
Service: 1
New to pilates and paid $30 for the 2 classes. I attended 1 and could never get into another beginner class due to being waitlisted. i was supposedly admitted into the class (never received a text) and was charged $20. So, basically charged $50 for one class. Lol. Save your funds.
This is one of my favorite coffee shops in Houston. Mainly because I love the ambiance. It's never super busy when I go, there is so much natural light and it's generally quiet so I can get a lot of work done. I would advise you to bring a jacket if you plan on staying here for a while, it is always very cold in here. I'm not a coffee expert by any means but I do think they're lattes taste better here than most coffee shops. I also like the matcha latte or getting a can of Recess.
Walked in today, no greeting. The lady running the cash register was super rude, and just had such an attitude. Thankfully I walked out and didn't buy a bag of their coffee. Try actually being nice to your customers if you want them to return. Crazy idea, I know.
I love the concept of Pilates in the coffee shop. I tried it out and I loved it! Of course it's a bit pricey but they do have different packages you can choose from and you can pick when you want to go to class but you have to join a waitlist days prior to the day you want to go. And hope they approve it. I think it's only about 6 per class but I could be wrong. Maybe 6-8. I definitely want to go again in the future. It's also nice to study after your class and have a coffee and a pastry. Good vibes
Best place for coffee and Pilates. The Pilate instructors are well educated and kind and the bar staff literally all have the best personalities and are so fun to talk to!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great coffee and food, also did a pour over class here that was fantastic.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Customer service is amazing, such a great vibe! The honey chai latte with lavender is my favorite so far, the best I've had in Houston. And the banana bread is delicious, moist and super flavorful. One of my new fav spots:)
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The coffee
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tried the guava matcha and it hit the spot! I usually don’t order matcha because I’ve never had a good experience, the barista recommended to try that drink and it did not disappoint! The place is really chill and good to study in… the music is really good and
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Beautiful and warm place, I loved it♥️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Suchhhhh a cute spot. Lots of natural light and in the heart of the city. First time trying a coffee place with a Pilates studio in the back. First, that Pilates session got me all the way together, shout-out to the instructor she was great. Went back for a cheap mimosa with a friend. Must try.
The coffee here is so good! And very clean inside. Love going here to get some work done. The music can be a bit loud though in case you're looking for a quieter coffee shop!