The hardest thing about texas cars and coffee culture is not finding a meet. It is finding one that will still be there next month. Texas has hundreds of gatherings, and most of them live and die inside a Facebook group where the date gets posted eleven days out, moved because of a parking lot conflict, then quietly skipped in August because it is 104 degrees at 8am. That is fine if you live twelve minutes away. It is useless if you are driving in from Waco or planning a weekend around it.
Coffee and Cars at POST — Houston
Address: POST Houston, 401 Franklin St, Houston, TX 77201 (East Parking Lot) Recurrence: 1st Saturday of every month, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Running since 2004, this is one of the longest-continuously-running car meets in Texas, drawing hundreds of luxury, exotic, and JDM builds into POST's East Parking Lot. It features a curated section alongside an open section where anyone can display their car, plus occasional themed dates like "Rad Day" for '80s and '90s vehicles.
Coffee and Pfuel — Pflugerville (Austin metro)
Address: Downtown Pflugerville, 100 E. Main St, Pflugerville, TX 78660 Recurrence: 1st Saturday of every month, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Hosted by the Pecan Street Collective Market and the City of Pflugerville, this meet pairs cars with the town's regular market vendors just north of Austin. It's a smaller-scale, small-town alternative to the bigger Austin-area shows, with live music and shopping alongside the car lineup.
Coffee and Cars Lubbock — Lubbock
Address: Cooks Garage, 11002 US-87, Lubbock, TX 79423 Recurrence: 1st Saturday of every month
Founded in May 2012 to bring together Lubbock's scattered car groups under one roof, this is one of the longest-running fixed-formula meets in the state — a 2027 date is already posted on event calendars. It's a genuine West Texas anchor point, filling a gap in a region most Texas car-culture guides overlook entirely.
Corvettes and Coffee — Carrollton (DFW)
Address: Corvette World Dallas, 1810 North I-35E, Carrollton, TX 75006 Recurrence: 2nd Saturday of every month, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Hosted by one of the largest Corvette dealers in the country, this meet naturally draws a heavy Vette turnout but welcomes all makes. Complimentary coffee and donuts are standard, and the dealership's showroom gives latecomers something to browse if the lot fills up.
Cars & Coffee San Antonio — Six Flags Fiesta Texas
Address: Six Flags Fiesta Texas, San Antonio, TX Recurrence: 2nd Saturday of every month (unless posted otherwise), 6:30 AM – 9:30 AM
San Antonio's most established meet, drawing a mix that reflects the city's car culture, lowrider builds parked next to modern exotics and military-community daily drivers. Arriving before 9:15 AM avoids the Six Flags parking fee, and parking is first-come, first-served regardless of make or model.
Cars and Cigars Frisco — Frisco (DFW)
Address: Industrial Cigar Co., 9500 Dallas Pkwy, Frisco, TX 75033 Recurrence: 2nd Saturday of every month
A lounge-and-car-meet hybrid where a curated lineup of exotics, classics, and muscle cars sits alongside a cigar lounge experience, craft coffee, and even a motorcycle on permanent display inside. Show cars get prime spots near the building, with non-show vehicles directed to overflow parking.
Duino Cars & Coffee — McKinney (DFW)
Address: Duino Coffeehouse, 7650 Stacy Rd #200, McKinney, TX 75070 Recurrence: 3rd Saturday of every month, starting 8:00 AM
Billed by its own organizer as "the best Cars & Coffee event in North Texas," this intimate lot meet gives the first 10 arrivals free drip coffee and keeps things low-key and diverse rather than exotic-focused. The coffeehouse also runs a first-Saturday cyclist meetup, so the third Saturday is specifically the car people's slot.
Cars and Coffee at 7 Brew Coffee — San Antonio
Address: 7 Brew Coffee, 6202 N I-35 Frontage Rd N, San Antonio, TX 78218 Recurrence: Last Saturday of every month, 6:30 AM – 10:00 AM
A drive-through-coffee-chain parking lot taken over once a month for a straightforward, no-frills show-and-tell. It's a distinct, separate meet from the Six Flags Fiesta Texas gathering earlier in the month, giving San Antonio two confirmed dates instead of one.
Cars & Coffee Southlake/Texas — Southlake (DFW), rotating venues
Address: Rotates among DFW-area venues (past locations include 1900 W. Kirkwood Blvd, Southlake, and HG Sply Co. in Trophy Club) — check the current listing for the exact spot Recurrence: Last Saturday of every month, typically 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Presented by Avondale Dealerships, North Texas's luxury and supercar retail group, this meet leans toward the exotic end of the spectrum, Aston Martins, Bentleys, McLarens, and the like, parked alongside enthusiast entries. The venue moves around North Texas month to month, but the last-Saturday timing has stayed fixed.
Coffee and Rice at Catalina Coffee — Houston
Address: Catalina Coffee, 201 Washington Ave, Houston, TX 77007 Recurrence: Every Sunday
A long-running, informally named Houston institution ("Coffee and Rice," a nod to the JDM-heavy crowd it attracts) that's been meeting at this coffee shop for years without a formal organizer or registration process. It draws a genuine cross-section of Houston's car scene, exotics, imports, and daily drivers, alongside people who are just there for the coffee.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Texas cars and coffee events happen every single week? Only one confirmed entry on this list runs weekly: Coffee and Rice at Catalina Coffee in Houston, every Sunday. Nearly everything else in Texas's cars-and-coffee scene runs on a monthly cadence instead.
Are there Texas cars and coffee meets on the same weekend every month? Yes. Several cluster around the same ordinal Saturday: Coffee and Cars at POST (Houston), Coffee and Pfuel (Austin metro), and Coffee and Cars Lubbock all run the first Saturday. Corvettes and Coffee (Carrollton), Cars & Coffee San Antonio, and Cars and Cigars Frisco all run the second Saturday.
Why isn't the Circuit of the Americas Cars and Coffee in Austin on this list? It's a well-known, well-attended meet, but it's explicitly described by its own organizers as running on "select Sundays" rather than a fixed formula, so its exact dates have to be checked fresh each time rather than assumed from a pattern.
Will this schedule still be accurate in 2027? The recurrence pattern for each event, first Saturday, third Saturday, and so on, has held for multiple years as of this verification, including in a few cases dates already posted into 2027. That said, small volunteer- or business-run meets can change format without notice, so a quick confirmation before a first visit is still worth it.