Be Kind Coffee

Arianna 3 weeks ago

The employees really embody the name! I really appreciated the little label on the register telling us to alert them to allergies and they poured everything from the batch for me (without me asking!) so there was no chance of cross contamination. Shout out to the lovely ladies working the front this morning :)

Greer Rutt 3 months ago

The coffee shop truly lives up to its name! I come here between workout classes at Refit, and they always have amazing matcha, wonderful snacks, and such kind staff. I remember once I completely dumped my drink by accident, and they gave me a new one no charge, upsized the drink, and did not hesitate to help me clean it up. I was so embarrassed, but they were so kind just like the name! I love coming here so much and plan to continue to do so!!! Such wonderful humans.

Maddy Venable 5 months ago

The base price of a 16oz (their smallest size) matcha here is 7 bucks- if you add a syrup it adds another dollar. I paid 8 bucks for a vanilla matcha with whole milk (plus tip) fully expecting that the matcha would be at a standard that matched the price. Sadly, this was not the case. The matcha came out pale and not well incorporated. If you’re looking for high quality matcha beverages, look elsewhere.

Rick B. 5 months ago

Where Waco Goes to Feel Something (Not Just Get Coffee) Be Kind Coffee doesn’t just serve coffee—it removes friction from being a person in public. Before even stepping inside, the experience starts doing its work. The exterior is clear, simple, and unintimidating—“Coffee, Bagels, Cookies.” No guessing, no overthinking. Add in easy parking, and the decision to walk in becomes almost automatic. That matters more than most shops realize. Inside, the shift is immediate. The bright yellow floors, playful mural of smiling coffee cups, and soft, natural light create something rare: a space that doesn’t ask anything from you. You don’t have to perform, impress, or even know what you’re doing. You can just exist. And people do. The communal tables stay full. Strangers sit close without tension. Some are working, some are talking, some are just sitting—and somehow it all works together. The layout quietly encourages interaction without forcing it, which is why the energy feels alive but never overwhelming. Behind the counter, the operation is efficient but intentionally out of the spotlight. There’s no oversized machine dominating the experience. The focus stays on the room, the peop

Jacob Davis 5 months ago

Stopped in at Be Kind Coffee while waiting on an oil change, and it ended up being the perfect little break in my morning. I grabbed a latte and a breakfast bagel, found a quiet corner, and just settled in with my book. The vibe was relaxed, the coffee was smooth, and the food hit the spot. Really enjoyed my time there.