Rose and Dagger Coffee Company

This is by far the best coffee truck in Georgetown! The owners are so kind and the atmosphere couldn't be more perfect. It's like a cozy little backyard getaway. It's the perfect place to find a little community while you wait for your favorite coffee.

I decided to give this coffee place a try after seeing their menu, which sounded really promising. I ended up ordering the "Cracken," advertised as a "white chocolate and salty honey butter delight." Unfortunately, upon the first sip, I was pretty disappointed. The coffee tasted very plain and not sweet at all, and I couldn't pick up on any of the flavors that were described. The white chocolate and honey butter notes were basically nonexistent, which was surprising given how appealing it sounded on the menu. I was really expecting something rich, slightly sweet, and flavorful, but instead it came across as bland and underwhelming. The place itself is cute and it has seating options. Overall, while I enjoyed the atmosphere and friendly service, the drink itself didn't live up to the descri

A hidden gem off the downtown Georgetown square! Shares a shady large outdoor garden space with a local indoor art and plant shop! Their bakery goods and coffee are a VALUE for the price and quality! The owners truly care and have really created something special with Rose and Dagger.

I discovered this charming coffee shop through Google Reviews. Tucked away behind a house near the downtown GTX, it boasts a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. I enjoyed a delicious and reasonably priced flavored latte. As a bonus, they offer a free drink after every 10 purchases!

Not only do they have the best coffee in Georgetown, the space is the cutest thing I have ever seen! The coffee shop is part of a plant shop! There is the cutest outdoor seating area and tons of shade, cozy vibes, and the perfect place to hang with friends or get some work done. The owners, Jackson and Madison, are the sweetest people and they make the best drinks. Must Visit if you are in Georgetown!