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360 Primo - (512) 795-9292
360 Primo
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Spins the coffeeshop concept, adding in lunch and dinner entrees, happy hour drinks and a splash of vibrant attitude.
9828 Great Hills Trail, Suite 120
Austin, TX 78759
(512) 795-9292
Neighborhoods: Oakview
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Austin, TX Metro
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Owner Message
- Locally Owned Coffee Shop
- Outdoor Seating
- Free Wi-Fi
360 Primo is not just another coffee shop. Locally owned & operated, we not only serve a great cup of java, but we do it quickly for those on the run & we offer free wi-fi for those who want to hang around. In addition to delicious pastries to go with your chai latte, we offer tasty breakfast items as well.
But, don't just come for breakfast-we're open for lunch and happy hour too! Try a freshly made Panini, some soup or salad and finish it off with a smooth & sweet cup of gelato. Weekdays from 3pm-7pm you can enjoy $1.00 off during our Happy Hour! We have a great wine and beer selection to choose from.
So, yes we make a killer espresso, and we'll even make your cappuccino with caramel and whipped cream because we are a superb local coffee shop with fabulous baristas, but 360 Primo is so much more. Come by today and discover for yourself! We look forward to meeting you!
Customer Reviews
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Reviewed by porgia on
2008-04-09T20:03:43Z
well, I don't know about how 'locally owned' the owners realy are, but I think the place is a bit snutty for my little taste. A person moves to Austin, open up a place and twenty minutes later, you have a locally owned business. Not that I am knocking a place for making a go of it, and that kind of atmosphere seems to fair well in the arboretum area, but I don't think they would give you an ounce of consideration if they did not think it would help their little tones out. I would stay clear if you like a little humanity w/ your coffee...
 Nice little hole in the wall cafe
Reviewed by alej83 on
2008-02-02T11:18:37Z
360 Primo reminds me of a European cafe on the sidewalk of Rome or Venice. Great atmosphere and speedy service definitely encourage return visits.
Pros: Service
Cons: Small location sign
 Support Local Austin Business!
Reviewed by txredheart on
2008-01-21T12:27:26Z
I love to meet clients or potential clients as this coffee shop. It's great. The atmosphere is nice, the food and beverages are superb and I'm always proud to support local Austin businesses. I haven't tried the happy hour yet, but it sounds cool. Gelato is yummy and I just found out that it is actually lower in fat that ice cream. Hard to imagine since it is sooooo rich and creamy.
Pros: Locally Owned & Operated, Delicious food, Great Service, Great Atmosphere
Cons: Wish there was one downtown or on the southside too!
Great Mocha's, In a Strip Mall, Trendy, Small
Reviewed by xochitl92113 on
2007-12-23T22:57:13Z
Located in a strip mall. I was extremely surprised by the utter tastiness of their mocha's. After that, I moved on to trying the Raspberry Caramello (also delicious). I've heard a lot of people say that this place is like a lot of other coffee shops, but I disagree. How many times can you go to a coffee shop for happy hour and order a beer, or a glass of wine, or gelato, or a coffee favorite mixed with liqueur? It's not a place I go runnign to breaking down doors for my coffee fix or anything, but if I"m in the area, I love to go. I say go, try it at least once, and if you don't go "Oh wow, that's really good!" Then I'd be surprised.
Pros: Great Coffee, Happy Hour, Liqueuer mixes, Trendy, Other foods available
Cons: Small, Seating Limited, Some of the pastries are Okay.
Good location by Daun S.
Reviewed by HelloMetro User on
2008-06-06T00:00:00Z
I've mostly run here after lunches on my way back to work. They're in a good location. Parking can be a bit of a pain since it's in the arboretum area, but if you go outside of peak lunch hours, you should be fine.
The drinks are good, but the lines can be pretty long at times.
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