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Contribute Feedback What Madelyn Hajovsky likes about Medici Roasting:
This place is a staple of UT Austin. The dominant clientele are student and faculty—ideally the people who can walk there from campus—so in that regard, it feels familiar even as a newcomer. It is very dear to me. I’ve never had a problem with their customer service and was attracted from the start to the environment. Yes, the coffee is overpriced; but it’s Austin. And no, their milk texture is not always perfect; bu... View all feedback.
What Youssef Bakr doesn't like about Medici Roasting:
Would be such a nice atmosphere/study spot if they didn't blast music so loud you can't hear yourself think. Additionally, they usually play pop or something non-coffee-shop-related. Kinda ruins the vibe View all feedback.
Been going here for a year and some change- the baristas all deserve more than an applause. They see hundreds of students daily- many of them who don’t even say thank you. But they still show up, practice their latte art, and share an experience with The Drag and UT. They’ve opened the doors to homelessness, student organizations, and so much more. I think it’s one of the greatest tasting coffees in Austin and I’ve heard the same from so many people! When dialed correctly, a double espresso can showcase their awesome vision for specialty coffee. More than anything, the baristas at Guad are some of the most fun and heart-filled people and if given the chance to be treated like humans with feelings and compassion, you’d also join the hundreds of regulars (UT students, UT professors, people who work remotely, and people who have lived in Austin and have experienced the story of Medici the last 17 years) who take the time to head to Medici over any other local specialty shop in Austin. The one thing that does suck is parking so good luck with that!
Everyone here is so sweet, drinks are fully customizable and so yummy. All of the food is great too. Amazing atmosphere, great to study at or do work, and good wifi!
I really enjoy the kindness of the staff here, and the atmosphere is great for studying! I keep coming back!!
Only been once but the best cortado I've found in Austin so far. Nice vibe and the pasties look great. I look forward to coming back on future visits.
Overall, I enjoy this place, I really do. Pleasant atmosphere (though with most American cafes, the music is almost always too loud, and there isn't anything to deaden the sound (just brick walls and hardwood floors). I come here when I'm on campus, and I want a little higher quality cup of coffee than some other competitors nearby, but be prepared to spend a little more for that. However, my biggest gripe, which makes this cafe a no-go for me if I am doing work, is the wifi. I'm surprised there are so few reviews here that mention it, but it is essentially unusable as it disconnects constantly. When it does work, it provides moderate speed at best. If you're looking for a place to work remotely, sadly, this is not it. But if you are looking for a place to socialize over a cappuccino and you're close to the UT campus, by all means this is a great spot.