Ninety-Two Bakery & Cafe

I used to like this place. It had character and we have been coming here for 5 years. They used to serve their coffee in ceramic mugs, which was inviting to stay and enjoy the beverage. Now, it's all "to go"... the coffee is still good though. Their food selection and quality declined gradually and we stopped ordering. I gave this place another chance this morning. Their croissant dog looked burned on top, so I ordered a breakfast sandwich. The eggs were dry, bacon not crisp and strawberry jam unnecessary. Then, I chewed on a piece of wrapping paper and did not finish. The manager was nice and offered a refund, but why bother... I will not be back.

Today was my second visit. I have not been disappointed with the food or coffee. High quality. Great taste. The atmosphere/facility is lovely. The service was good - efficient, but lacked a little friendliness - could use some engagement with the customer. Overall, lovely place with great coffee and food.

Ninety-two bakery is not a place you go once, it’s the kind’ve place you go every morning before work to see a friendly face that starts the day off perfect. It’s the kind of place you go to study and you leave realizing what you’re working for. It’s the find of place with a giving tree that promotes giving back to the community. The magic of the place is the staff who seem to all be best friends. When I asked why they are so happy they said because the atmosphere is one of a kind. The owner truly cares about them and purposely connects with staff who remain loyal for years. The coffee was great Food was great The atmosphere was just what I needed. Thank you!

The café itself is absolutely adorable—such a cozy atmosphere! It was busy when I went on a Sunday (which is true for pretty much everywhere in Lubbock), but I felt like they handled the rush well. The coffee is delicious, and I especially love the seasonal flavors. That said, the food was a letdown. I ordered the gluten-free avocado toast from the breakfast menu, and it was horrible. The bread wasn’t toasted, the avocado was clearly prepackaged and sparse, the arugula was mostly stems instead of leafy greens, and the egg came out hard-boiled instead of poached. I really appreciate that they make the effort to offer allergy-friendly options, but when you’re paying extra for gluten-free, the quality should match the standard menu.

A very nice place to study. The food is superb, the customer service is great, and the customer base is very respectful. Many of the customers are regulars. I frequent this cafe and have yet to find another cafe that compares. I have traveled to several cafes in Houston, Dallas, Austin, Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Miami, Seattle, and Washington D.C. Every cafe is always missing something. This cafe serves food, has quality beverages, a great atmosphere, is exceptionally clean, and plays Christian music in the bathrooms. The only downside is that they close early (5pm), so there's no evening coffee lounge. Other than that, this place is great! I highly recommend!