A TikTok video shared by @roastybuds shows an Uber passenger filming his experience from the back seat of a car in Austin, Texas.
In the clip, the passenger pans the camera around what appears to be a fully stocked refreshment setup inside the vehicle. A coffee machine is seen pouring a fresh hot drink, while a cooler bag in the rear appears to contain breakfast tacos. Bottles of water and other refreshments are also visible, creating what the passenger describes as a “mini Starbucks” in the back of the Uber.
The TikTok caption reads:
“Wish I could give him 6 stars”
with hashtags including #uber and #austin.

The short clip has attracted attention online for showcasing the level of service some drivers are willing to provide, turning a standard ride into something closer to a premium hospitality experience.
No further details were given in the video description about whether the refreshments were complimentary or part of a specific service tier, but the reaction from viewers suggests it left a strong impression.
DM News Commentary
This kind of content highlights something we talk about often in the trade — differentiation.
Most Uber journeys are about getting from A to B safely and efficiently. But occasionally, drivers go above and beyond, adding touches that make the journey memorable. Whether it’s bottled water, snacks, or in this case a working coffee machine and breakfast tacos, it shows how some drivers treat the job more like a hospitality service than just transport.
Of course, drivers would need to consider safety, cleanliness, insurance, and platform rules before offering anything like this. But from a branding point of view, it’s clever — moments like this are exactly what go viral and build reputation.
In an increasingly competitive rideshare market, small touches can sometimes turn into big marketing wins.
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