I go here almost every morning. It’s that good. With such rich, velvety coffee and “Ginger’s Kitchen” this place is just an exquisite cafe. I always get a mocha with some fruit infused in it. (raspberry had been my favorite so far.) and I sit and wait till 11am, when “Ginger’s Kitchen” opens. They have DELICIOUS Quesadillas with chips and salsa. They are always so patient and sweet and kind.
It was ok. We were overall disappointed with the flavor of items we ordered. We tried several "signature drinks": Kool Keith was very good. The other 2 we're not. We tried strawberry smoothies, and they just went that flavorful (and not sweet enough).We also tried baked goods: brownie (was dry and a little bland), peanut butter cups Blondie/brownie was very good).We didn't try anything else.While service was good, and the place had a nice ambiance, it's not somewhere I would go specifically for coffee-related items
Aura Coffee used to be my favorite local based coffee shop to work and meet friends at. Their friendly staff, fair prices, and inclusive community supportive environment is both a pleasure to experience and support. Unfortunately, their already limited space has been further decreased by the addition of retail space, removing needed tables and seating. Finding a table to sit at incredibly frustrating. Recently, I have had to turn around and walk out, more times then not, because there is no seating, with minimal occupancy, due to a single person at every table (even the multipletables that are four tops). I would rather support Aura than a different shop that offers more seating. I would recommend minimizing the retail space or have special times for rerail use outside peak hours to allow better use of the shop space. Additionally, they could make their side room more available during peak hours allowing for more seating or move thr retail shop in there during peak days.
We had a small group so my wife goes inside to just ask about seating. It’s a small dirty / unkept place. She didn’t have a mask (nor did anyone who was in there. The young lady behind the counter told my wife that she needed a mask. She said ok but I just have a quick question….the rude little lady says, “I can’t talk to you until you have a mask on” and turns her back to my wife. Again, no one who was seated in the place had a mask. Ignorant. Rude. Arrogant. We went to another coffee house - no masks - and had a great time. I would never darken the door or this little dive.
There’s a lot of kindness to go around.
Small coffee shop that also serves smoothies, tea, and food. I love their iced horchata coffee and their drip coffee. Walking distance from UNT and host fun pop up shops.
I go to UNT and went to Aura for the first time this past semester and I loved it! I respect other peoples opinion about if they like the coffee and plants and atmosphere or not. But I will not respect the people ignorantly coming on here and saying they are dirty just because they were told to wear a mask for a few minutes. Why do you people think you have the right to not follow private business rules when you enter a private business. Anyways, I loved the vibe. The smoothies were my absolute favorite and I hope to come back soon!
Good coffee for a great price - nice staff, quick service and clean. Would go back again
The drinks are good. The workers were helpful. They offered to make my drink with some sweetener to make it more sweet. They also added more peppermint in my friends drink when they asked.
I’ve tried several different drinks now, and I would say the taste is simply not great. Their location has a ton of indoor plants but is unfortunately infested with gnats. My roommate has been with me, they brought out her order, didn’t call a name, and literally dumped it after 5 minutes. She had to inquire about it and they remade her drink. Employees have an un-inviting / judgemental undertone. Bucee’s coffee is better even I would recommend it.