Texas Coffee Traders

(866) 549-8497

1400 E 4th St, Austin, TX | Directions   78702

30.262002 -97.728748 View Website
  • Hours

    Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm Saturdays from 10 am to 3 pm
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Neighborhoods:
East Cesar Chavez

Categories:
Coffeehouses, Grocery Stores, Wholesale Restaurant Supplies, Coffee & Tea Shops

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Food Store Products:
Gourmet Foods
Restaurant Special Features:
Espresso Bar
Small Appliance Products:
Coffee Makers

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5.0
June 23, 2010

Best Coffee Ever!. Do yourself a favor and go get coffee from here. This coffee is reasonably priced for gourmet coffee. The coffee is roasted right here in Austin! So buy local and enjoy as if you were on a vacation! There's a gift shop in the frontr and tables to enjoy your selection. Great place to unwind!

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over a year ago

Thank you for the kind words! Come see us again soon!

5.0
April 20, 2009

Hidden Treasure - Great Place to Drink Coffee & Shop For Gou. This Place should be better known! They actually roast the coffees on premise and sell by the bag or cup to the public and in bulk to restaurants and business'. Located just east of I35, they offer a quaint seating area to sip a cup of delicious coffee (varieties to choose from). To my surprise they also have a little shop with gift items (mostly coffee related ), as well as gourmet candies! It is a great place to relax for a while. I could just sit there and enjoy that great coffee aroma!

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2.0
January 05, 2007

Not so good. I've had their coffee a couple of times in different donut shops and whatnot and it's not terrible. But I've tried their espresso drinks a couple of times on campus (at the law school cart) and it was awful! There are way too many options on campus, so I recommend going someplace else.

YUCK!

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July 13, 2006

Straight from the furthest reaches of Ethopia, Indonesia and Africa and into your cup.. In Short
They support farmers, the environment and the local community. Conservation groups, women's shelters and Native American groups all profit from the proceeds of different "special project" coffee blends. Employees are also paid salary rates for volunteer efforts. These coffee traders donate back a portion of their profits to the grower's community in the Costa Rican Rain Forest. They also support "shade" grown coffee; coffee grown without cutting the rain forest canopy for light.

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5.0
August 13, 2002

Mmmmmmmmmmm.... Sorry, I'm hooked on Texas Coffee Traders. They have so many varieties of fresh beans, will roast to order, and blend to taste. For me, it's a delicious exploration into the many mysterious dark regions of coffee flavor. And you can always depend on their being fresh and perfectly roasted.

It's a feel-good experience for another reason, too. Texas Coffee Traders buys Free Trade coffee, meaning that those who grow the beans in other parts of the world receive adequate compensation - unlike that inferior stuff sold by the big distributors.

Coffee Traders sells the exotic stuff at very fair prices. That's why you can have it in the best restaurants in town and why I buy it for myself. It pleases my taste buds, my conscience and my bank account.

Starbucks is for beginners! I'm a connoisseur. I find the aromatic coffees from Texas Coffee Traders delightful!

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