Ostara Coffee

Amber a month ago

Good stop if you’d like to partake in a fancy drink, or try out some matcha! Located in the city, we were happy to see the extensive menu which included coffees and matcha. I ordered an ube cold foam matcha on their seasonal menu which was good. The drinks themselves are very pretty and appetizing. The portion sizes are nice as they are a full cup of your beverage. The woman working was very nice and was helpful in answering questions. They had a good amount of seating but I will advise this is NOT a good study/work area. The tables are very small and they have NO outlets available. Definitely a stop and go place more than study or hangout. I would be back again if in the area looking for a matcha specifically.

Lacey 3 months ago

my favorite coffee shop in fort worth!! 100% dairy freee and they have vegan pastries!! the vegan 💗🍓🍅💗strawberry tomato poptarts💗🍓🍅💗 are the best poptarts i have ever had!! absolutely obsessed!! my go to drinks are the ube matcha with soy and a lavender brown sugar oat milk latte!! 💜💚💜💚

Becky Popiel 7 months ago

If you’re looking for a unique and delicious coffee treat, this is the place. I had a white chocolate ice cold brew and it was delicious! A perfect blend of sweet and smooth. The vibes were welcoming, peaceful and pleasant. Lots of variety in their drink selection and friendly baristas. Plenty of space to enjoy your drink and chill for a bit. Will return again soon.

Katrina Tocci 10 months ago

Ostara is my absolute favorite! There are a few coffee spots in the neighborhood but I will always pick Ostara. The staff is always incredibly friendly and kind. The inside is so cute. I love that they have events and really try and create community!

Jeffrey Farmer Edited 6 months ago

$9 for a 16 oz bottle of cold brew?!?! $6 for a cup of cold brew?!?! On top of that, you get a company that loves to talk about their “sustainable business” while littering the streets with their illegal bandit signs. Somehow killing trees to promote your business seems less than sustainable, but what do I know? There are many other and better options for coffee in the area. I’ll choose to patronize those that don’t litter the neighborhood they operate in. WOW, just WOW! The owner asks that I never visit their business again because I complained about their illegal activity?! Also, I have receipts (see pics) to prove I’ve been in the shop before, despite the owner claiming otherwise. I bought my friends some coffee before heading to another nearby small business that I frequent just a few months ago. I was shocked at the prices but didn’t review the business until they began littering the streets with paper signs that somehow always end up in the gutters and littering the sidewalks.