Ugly Mugz - Steam Kaffe

Steam Kaffe is now Ugly Mugz (the same shop from Webster) they now have a different menu- drinks and waffles! Waffles are delish- so many flavors to choose from. They also have family karaoke on Saturdays and worship days. Met the Ugly Mugz owner today and she was super sweet.

First timer but definitely not my last! Great place to study, it was pretty empty when I came and the music is quiet so the perfect study ambiance. The barista was very pleasant and recommended a combo for me to try-- chai latte with lavender syrup and I loved it! Will have to try one of their waffles the next time I come

The best thing to happen to Dickinson in so long! This a wonderful local coffee shop with authentic coffee options. They also serve drinks and treats. This location has plenty of seating! Tables for 2 (4 and more also available), large and incredibly soft couches, and even a new couch in order for the content creators to take a quick photo on! Not only do I love the coffee, but the employees have some of the greatest customer service skills I have ever seen. If you are unsure of what to order, these people know what they are talking about and they can explain the menu in great detail if only you ask. My personal favorite is an Irish cream cortado and the apple turnover scone. If you haven't been here yet, you need to go. Especially if you live in or near Dickinson. 5 out of 5 stars, I actively recommend this location.

Super cute ambiance. Nice bathrooms. Good coffee. Apple turnover was warmed up and good. Deducting one star because they didn't have a menu with prices posted on the wall. Also husband was disappointed because they were out of cinnamon muffins.

Iced coffee 8/10Americano 7/10Cinnamon roll 6/10 Service was friendly and helpful, they have games to play and the coffee shop it's self is very spacious

I'm glad I finally got to try Steam Kaffe. I stopped by this morning on my way to work. I was immediately greeted by the two friendly staff members behind the counter. I ordered a large black coffee. I was taken aback at the price of a large black coffee: $5.95. The coffee was good, but a bit pricey.

Dropped in for a morning coffee while passing through Dickinson. Very attractive space with nice furnishings, bright, uplifting music. The staff were very friendly. The coffee is priced right, which is to say a little bit less expensive than the mainstream coffee shop with a mermaid. They advertise several nice community events like music and prayer meetings. The cold brew is good!

I've been holding onto this review for quite some time, just trying to find the right words to say! We come to TX every year for thanksgiving and one thing the Dickinson are was missing was a great locally owned coffee shop. I was so excited to hear that steam kaffe opened and was extremely touched hearing the story behind it from a family member. When you walk in you can see how inviting the space is and how much thought went into it. They have a great play area for the kiddos, awesome games for adults and a perfect setup for live music. There is plenty of seating and it can be a great hangout spot. The ceilings do make the place feel older but I can look past that. I love the concept of having waffles on sticks with all different flavors and selections. The waffle with peanut butter, honey and banana was extremely good and so buttery. I would go back just for the waffles. Now the hard part: the coffee. I will give a bit of grace because this is new and the baristas are being trained but I'm a bit of a coffee addict and am careful about where I source my beans and how I make it at home. I ordered an iced coffee and asked for cream and honey so I could taste the flavor of the coffee. I loved the hints of pecans and I could tell it was good quality. The baristas didn't know what I meant when I asked for cream in it, which wasn't a great sign. They did the best they could and my coffee was just fine. However, my husband and cousin ordered a cortado which usually comes in a very small cup with espresso and a hint of hot/steamed milk. Usually about equal parts espresso to milk. Their cortados came out in a bigger cup and just tasted like espresso with a ton of milk, similar to a plain hot latte. We were pretty disappointed and could just be a training issue. My other issue is they just had one seasonal which was a lavender chai latte if I remember correctly. I think some of the best coffee shops do well when they have 3-5 seasonal lattes to pick from. It's hard to compete with a Starbucks if the offerings are super simple. I did ask if there were other speciality options and they only knew of the one on the chalkboard menu. I'd suggest doing some speciality latte pairings equally as delicious as their waffle options. I'm excited to stop by next year and cannot wait to see this business thrive. With a few tweaks, I think this could be a great successful business. I'm sure the training will get better and the coffee. Their espresso seems great considering the hints of pecan/nutty flavor I tasted. If the speciality latte offerings get better, I'm sure they'll be the best in town.

One of our favorite places to go! Waffles are always delicious and the teas and coffee are always great! My kiddo loves the play area and we can always look forward to a nice chill indoor day when we come here!

Great addition to our community! friendly staff, good food and the best coffee around. Always something for the family to do with their kids area, board games and drawing table. They even have karaoke every Friday.