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Snug, elegant Vietnamese cafe specializing in desserts, light fare, coffee & bubble tea.
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Address: 1354 E NASA Pkwy Suit B, Houston, TX 77058
Phone: (281) 333-0729
Website: https://www.cafephinhouston.com/
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Kale
Super cute, cozy cafe; the drinks here are perfect. I definitely recommend the matcha and the Vietnamese coffee! Staff was super sweet as well
… moreBethany R.
I found this lovely Vietnamese Coffee House (the only of its kind in the States!) off of NASA Parkway, a great location to come and enjoy an authentic Vietnamese coffee and croissant sandwich. I ordered the cà phê sũa (traditional Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk) and it was so good that I bought another to take back to my friend. I also ordered the croissant double cheese sandwich with poached egg, garlic aioli, and fresh parsley, I added avocado to mine and it was so delicious!
I highly suggest to come and visit for an authentic yummy coffee, and learn about the Vietnamese culture with the books provided to read while visiting!
… moreI highly suggest to come and visit for an authentic yummy coffee, and learn about the Vietnamese culture with the books provided to read while visiting!
Kacie Goolsby
Went in today and absolutely loved our food and beve!!! The service was absolutely fantastic!! Our drink and food was walked out to us in beautiful display! I wish I had a photo but our drink and food was so good it was gone as soon as it landed on the table. I will be back again!! I got a tiramisu frappe and my boyfriend got a croissant with vanilla ice cream and chocolate drizzle :’)
… moreEvan Sitt
Best little cozy coffee shop I’ve seen in a long while!
The coffee and bubble tea here is wonderful! The lady running the shop was kind and pleasant. The shop itself had an impeccable atmosphere and has lots of nice seating.
Definitely a strong recommend!
… moreThe coffee and bubble tea here is wonderful! The lady running the shop was kind and pleasant. The shop itself had an impeccable atmosphere and has lots of nice seating.
Definitely a strong recommend!
Sasha “Sasha” Bratslavsky
Wife and I stopped by for a quick bite after visiting the Space center. The pork Vietnamese sandwich was flavorful, reasonably priced, hot & fresh, and an appropriate portion size for a medium-hungry person. The sweet avocado smoothie is pretty tasty as well if you’re into that sort of thing. The shop lady greeted us with warm hospitality. The decorations and furniture are pretty cool. There were some books and a chess board. Highly recommend!
… moreRachel Gandin
We’ve been coming here for years 🙂 My favorite place to get coffee by far.
… moreCatsur na
Best coffee shop in all of Greater Houston! Comfortable seating, relaxing and cozy atmosphere, great service. All the snacks and drinks are delicious, and yes, I can say that because I’ve tried all of them. I have nothing negative to say about this place; it’s incredibly close to being the perfect coffee shop. Really great place to relax and slowly sip your coffee. I highly recommend!
… moreRobert Rios
On a recent visit to the Webster/Clear Lake area, I made it a point to visit Ca Phê Phin. I am a lover of Vietnamese cuisine and this place has two of my favorites which is bánh mì and cà phê sữa đá.
I rolled up and there was a crowd of people out front chilling, drinking coffee, smoking and taking photos, which I thought was really cool. I’m always glad to pull up to a place and see people enjoying themselves.
I walked in and, the vibe of this place blew me away. Whoever decorated this small shop used every inch of what they had to bring it to life. Everything in here except maybe the seating shouted Vietnamese culture. I just wanted to walk around and look at the books, paintings and other decorations.
Ordering was straightforward. The attendant was patient but direct. I ordered the classic Vietnamese bánh mì, which is essentially their version of bánh mì đặc biệt. I also ordered the Pink Salt Vietnamese Coffee.
The bánh mì was pretty good. It wasn’t as packed as I would normally expect but it wasn’t egregious. I had a question about putting the patê on the side but was told they couldn’t do it. No worries, I love patê, so I was going to eat it either way but I did think it was odd that they couldn’t make one without it already spread on the bánh mì. I ate the bánh mì, patê and all and I thought it was really good. I’ve had a large number of bánh mì of all types and places. This one was not bad at all.
I don’t know why I do this but usually when I go to a new Vietnamese coffee shop, I stick either ca phê sữa đá before getting anything else there. This time I ventured out and ordered a Pink Salt Vietnamese Coffee. Maybe because I had been on a ca phê muối trip lately. I thought this was going to be a ca phê muối and maybe I should have asked more questions. I tasted only the slightest hint of salt. To my knowledge, my sodium levels are okay but if they were high, this definitely helped balance it out. The drink was still good but I didn’t taste the salt. If anything it tasted sweeter than expected as the bitter coffee taste I’m accustomed to did not come through either. All in all, the drink was good but not what I expected. The ice was a bit heavy as well.
This place is very cool. You can sit here and socialize or study and get a drink or quick snack. The vibe is very casual and laid back. I think I’ll return soon for a ca phê sữa đá and enjoy the vibe here.
… moreI rolled up and there was a crowd of people out front chilling, drinking coffee, smoking and taking photos, which I thought was really cool. I’m always glad to pull up to a place and see people enjoying themselves.
I walked in and, the vibe of this place blew me away. Whoever decorated this small shop used every inch of what they had to bring it to life. Everything in here except maybe the seating shouted Vietnamese culture. I just wanted to walk around and look at the books, paintings and other decorations.
Ordering was straightforward. The attendant was patient but direct. I ordered the classic Vietnamese bánh mì, which is essentially their version of bánh mì đặc biệt. I also ordered the Pink Salt Vietnamese Coffee.
The bánh mì was pretty good. It wasn’t as packed as I would normally expect but it wasn’t egregious. I had a question about putting the patê on the side but was told they couldn’t do it. No worries, I love patê, so I was going to eat it either way but I did think it was odd that they couldn’t make one without it already spread on the bánh mì. I ate the bánh mì, patê and all and I thought it was really good. I’ve had a large number of bánh mì of all types and places. This one was not bad at all.
I don’t know why I do this but usually when I go to a new Vietnamese coffee shop, I stick either ca phê sữa đá before getting anything else there. This time I ventured out and ordered a Pink Salt Vietnamese Coffee. Maybe because I had been on a ca phê muối trip lately. I thought this was going to be a ca phê muối and maybe I should have asked more questions. I tasted only the slightest hint of salt. To my knowledge, my sodium levels are okay but if they were high, this definitely helped balance it out. The drink was still good but I didn’t taste the salt. If anything it tasted sweeter than expected as the bitter coffee taste I’m accustomed to did not come through either. All in all, the drink was good but not what I expected. The ice was a bit heavy as well.
This place is very cool. You can sit here and socialize or study and get a drink or quick snack. The vibe is very casual and laid back. I think I’ll return soon for a ca phê sữa đá and enjoy the vibe here.
Gary Ogasawara
Strong and sweet Vietnamese coffee drinks in a variety of ways including ice coffee and frappes. Inside is small and decorated I like a beautiful sitting room.
… moreBen Du
Cute store. Right by NASA. Went on a Sunday for lunch but store opened late. Wanted to order 6 sandwiches. Was told they only had 3 baguettes left over. Should have taken that as a warning. Bread was stale, burnt and had very little filling (pictures show all that was given for 3 banh mi.) Was told there was no cilantro “because it is Sunday”?? We were the first in the store and it didn’t seem busy but it took over 30 minutes for the sandwiches and 1 bubble tea. Didn’t want to spend more time and money to try the coffee (though was initially really interested given the name of the shop.) If they were short on hands or supplies or whatever the reason, would have been nice to have been told in advance.
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