Cypress Cars & Coffee, Cypress

Cypress Cars & Coffee meets on the second Saturday of every month, from 8am to 10am, in the lot of Fairfield Baptist Church at 27240 Hwy 290 in Cypress, northwest of Houston. The organizer’s own site states the rule in one line: “You can park with us on the 2nd Saturday of every month from 8-10am at Fairfield Baptist Church in Cypress, TX.”

The next meet is Saturday 14 November 2026. The site’s banner calls it the Holiday Food Drive. The group says it has met since 2016 and that it started at a local Cypress coffee shop with some neighbors.

When to arrive

The posted hours are 8am to 10am, on the organizer’s home page and again on its events page. Nothing on the site describes an early-arrival routine or a time the lot opens, so plan around the 8am start. The site names no winter break. Its banner lists one date at a time, and on the day this page was checked it showed 14 November only. The rule puts the meet after that on Saturday 12 December, but the organizer had not posted that date yet.

The lot

The events page gives the venue as Fairfield Baptist Church, 27240 Hwy 290, Cypress, TX 77433. The site thanks the Harris County Precinct 4 Constables for providing event security. It gives no parking map and does not say which part of the lot is for show cars and which is for spectators.

The contact page has a form that asks for an email address and the vehicle’s year, make and model, under a note that reads “Want to register for an upcoming event?” The site does not say that registration is required to park a car at the monthly meet. Ask through that form, or through the Facebook and Instagram accounts the page lists, before a first visit with a show car.

Which cars, and what it costs

The organizer writes that all years, makes and models are welcome, and lists classics, exotics, JDM, American muscle, Euro, trucks and Jeeps as the range it expects. It says children of all ages are welcome too. The organizer publishes no fee, for show cars or for spectators. It also does not say who serves the coffee, so bring your own if that matters.

The giving side

The site describes the meets as a way to give back locally. It names school supplies for a local school, canned food for a local food bank and Christmas gifts for children as past collections. The 14 November meet is billed as a food drive, but the site does not list which items to bring.

Before you go

The organizer posts no written rules of conduct. The meet happens on a church lot with constables present. Arrive quietly, leave slowly and take your trash with you.

Cars and CoffeeTexasMonthlyMeets