Coffee Shops in Dallas

9555 N. Central Expressway Northeast Dallas

214-363-0044

Coffeehouse, Tea, Coffee Shops, Music Venues, Sponsor

Nothing says good times quite like live acoustic music in a smoke-and-alcohol-free environment that"s named after Protestant reformer John Calvin and happens to be located in a church (Northpark Presbyterian Church, specifically). But if you swing that way, get ready to punch your ticket.

3 articles

Alexander's Hideaway Coffeehouse

629 N. Peak St. East Dallas & Lakewood

214-824-8185

Coffeehouse, Tea, Coffee Shops, Music Venues

1 article

Ascension Coffee

1621 Oak Lawn Ave. Uptown/Oak Lawn

214-741-3211

Coffeehouse, Tea, Coffee Shops, Recommended, Best Of, Menu, Readers' Choice

We work hard to be good at what we do. We are focused on incredible, high-quality, farmer-focused coffee from all over the world. We are fanatics. We spend much of our time sourcing the world’s best coffee, roasting it to perfection – enhancing their own characteristics and nuances – and brewing them with love for you, our customer. We are obsessed. We love talking to you about the flavor notes, about the brewing methods, and about the farms we support, but will happily serve you a cup of our finest and leave you to experience it without any pressure, without any pretense. You lead, we will follow. Our journey here is one of love for the bean & love for the people who care for them. We love wine, too, after all, one cannot live on coffee alone. We choose our wines from boutique wineries as well as the long-acclaimed vineyards around the globe so you can enjoy every glass we serve. We are Ascension. We hope we become your obsession.

23 articles

Bishop Arts District

419 N. Bishop Ave. Oak Cliff/South Dallas

214-941-0907

Coffeehouse, Tea, Coffee Shops, Performing Arts Venues, Retail, Services, Slideshow

The Bishop Arts District is home to over 60 Independent boutiques, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, theatres and art galleries. Located in the heart of North Oak Cliff, one of Dallas' most unique neighborhoods.

23 articles

Boulevard Brew

5406 River Oaks Blvd, River Oaks South Fort Worth Suburbs

682-250-2544

Coffee Shops, Community Venues

Buttons Jazz Cafe

209 E. Pleasant Run Rd., De Soto Duncanville/DeSoto

972-223-5800

Soul Food, Southern, Bars and Clubs, Coffee Shops, Music Venues

The trays on the waitresses’ arms at Buttons Jazz Café in Desoto are filled with neon blue and red cocktails as they pass through a crowd of well-dressed patrons on a Thursday night. While the dinner rush has come and gone, there are still food orders being placed in front of patrons, but everyone is there for one reason. A popular jazz band performs on the high stage that sits on the back wall directly behind the bar. And though the place is set up like a proper chain restaurant (there are other Buttons locations in Fort Worth and Addison), it doesn’t stop people from scooting the tables out of the way so they can cut a rug.

Café Brazil

3190 S. Central Expressway, #530, Mc Kinney Allen/McKinney

972-984-1259

Deli, Sandwiches, Coffee Shops, Recommended

The original Café Brazil Lakewood location may be lost to history, but its colonies, with eclectic interior designs and attentive staff, live on throughout DFW. There's even a restaurant all the way out in McKinney! It is a well-loved and critically acclaimed local chain that specializes in hearty, inexpensive breakfasts, gourmet roasted coffee from a self-serve station and a smattering of Mexican and Southern-inspired dishes. The chorizo quesadilla, honey-chipotle fish tacos, chicken-fried steak and barbecue salmon are just some of the signature entrées. But it's with breakfast and coffee that Café Brazil really shines. Take, for example, the mammoth Brazilian Breakfast special, the vegetarian migas and house-made crepes. If the self-serve coffee strikes your fancy, there are more than 30 coffees available by the pound for a bit of Café Brazil at home.

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Café Brazil

611 N. Bishop Ave., Ste#101 Oak Cliff/South Dallas

214-946-7927

Deli, Sandwiches, Coffee Shops, Recommended

The original Café Brazil Lakewood location may be lost to history, but its colonies, with eclectic interior designs and attentive staff, live on throughout DFW. There's even a restaurant all the way out in McKinney! It is a well-loved and critically acclaimed local chain that specializes in hearty, inexpensive breakfasts, gourmet roasted coffee from a self-serve station and a smattering of Mexican and Southern-inspired dishes. The chorizo quesadilla, honey-chipotle fish tacos, chicken-fried steak and barbecue salmon are just some of the signature entrées. But it's with breakfast and coffee that Café Brazil really shines. Take, for example, the mammoth Brazilian Breakfast special, the vegetarian migas and house-made crepes. If the self-serve coffee strikes your fancy, there are more than 30 coffees available by the pound for a bit of Café Brazil at home.

1 article

Carrollton Town Center

2540 Old Denton Rd Carrollton/Farmers Branch

832-768-3722

Coffee Co.

6038 La Vista Dr. East Dallas & Lakewood

214-887-8688

Coffee Shops, Best Of

What Coffee Co. lacks in frappuccinos, fancy espresso machines, free Wi-Fi and cushy armchairs for hanging out, it makes up for with longevity -- they’ve been been roasting their own beans since 1971 -- and really great coffee, including an extra-potent “Motor Oil” variety that will surely get your motor revving. Early risers will have to look elsewhere for their fix, though: Coffee Co. doesn’t get brewing until 10 a.m.

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Company Cafe

3136 Routh St. Uptown/Oak Lawn

469-458-8721

American, Coffee Shops, Recommended

The second location of the Company Cafe builds on the first location’s foundation of gluten-free, seasonal and organic cooking. The kitchen has a way of making healthy cooking less of a drag and even the Southern soulful dishes don’t eat like lead. Chicken-fried steak, chicken and waffles, and cheese fries are made with a lot of thought instead of a lot of fat, and when the kitchen is firing on all cylinders, these dishes work. Burgers are good too. Grass-fed beef is served on a gluten-free bun if you like. Company Cafe’s strongest suit may be breakfast, when the coffee is endless the crowds are minuscule. Grab a paper and enjoy the sizeable patio during the week at your own risk. The French toast could easily make you late for work.

4 articles

Cuban Dulceria II

1017 S. Broadway Carrollton/Farmers Branch

Cuban, Cafe, Coffee Shops

Dunn Bros.

3725 Belt Line Rd. Addison

972-406-9711

Coffeehouse, Coffee Shops, Best Of

With 80 locations from here to the wilds of Wisconsin, the Dunn Bros. are doing their best to give that damned mermaid a run for her money. Offering up a variety of brews from across the world with a focus on sustainably grown beans, there’s something for everyone, from the coffee snob (single-origin organic Peruvian beans, anyone?) to the sugar fiend (the milkshake-esque IceCremas come in flavors from salted caramel to coconut mocha). Folks in the advanced stages of caffeine addiction will flip for the Infinite Black, an ominously named, super-potent iced coffee that’s cold-brewed for 24 hours.

1 article

Dunn Brothers Coffee

3725 Belt Line Rd. Addison

972-406-9711

Coffee Shops

Flower Mound Coffeehouse

1887 Timber Creek Rd. Lewisville

972-539-1938

Coffeehouse, Coffee Shops, Music Venues

Full City Rooster Coffee Roasting Studio and Listening Room

1810 S. Akard St. Unknown

214-247-6394

Coffee Shops

Full City Rooster is a Coffee Roasting Studio providing distinctive coffee products and services from around the world -- chosen to please a diverse range of tastes. Our coffee bean selection involves an intimate series of offerings. We select only the finest single origin coffees from micro-lot growers and socially responsible farms. Once Full City Rooster selects the beans, they are delivered to our studio for us to begin roasting in our state of the art Loring Roaster. It is the most environmentally efficient, sustainable roaster available on the market today. One of Full City Rooster’s primary objectives is sharing our passion for great tasting coffee. Fortunately, great tasting coffee is a direct result of maintaining environmentally sustainable methods throughout the coffee growing, harvesting, roasting and brewing processes. We would love to share our means of operation, our coffee and service with you. Please come see us Monday through Saturday 10am to 2pm. And, if you’re a late riser, feel free to contact us for an appointment. Really, we love indulging with other coffee fiends! Sample our offerings and take away some of the finest roasts you’ll ever experience. So, schedule your appointment today! Right Now, even! We have a back listening room that is open to the community.

2 articles

Hola Café

413 N. Tyler St. Oak Cliff/South Dallas

Coffee Shops, Best Of

1 article

Houndstooth Coffee

1900 N. Henderson Ave. East Dallas & Lakewood

972-863-9080

Coffee Shops, Recommended, Best Of, Menu, Slideshow

If you’re the type of bike-riding coffee snob who turns up his nose at frappuccinos, Austin import Houndstooth Coffee’s Henderson Avenue outpost might just fit the bill. Inside the sleek, modern, sun-drenched space, options abound: Japanese-style cold brew? Pourover? Cortado? Iced chai? Or perhaps an almond milk vanilla latte complete with heart-shaped latte art, courtesy of the impeccably trained, impossibly well-mannered and delightfully chatty baristas. The seating situation isn’t especially comfortable and you won’t find much in the way of food, but the the shiny La Marzocco machine churns out some of the best damn espresso you’ll ever taste, particularly when the beans hail from Tweed, Houndstooth’s sister roastery located in the Design District.

10 articles

The Hydrant Cafe

208 W. Oak St. Denton

940-384-0033

Bars and Clubs, Coffee Shops, Music Venues

Located in historic downtown Denton, the Hydrant Cafe lives a double life. The first one downstairs is that of a small neighborhood mom-and-pop coffee house with free Wi-Fi that's filled with UNT students surfing the Internet between sips of cappuccino. The upstairs is a live music, comedy and theater venue that serves beer from Texas microbreweries. (The coffee is imported from around the world.) During the day, The Hydrant serves typical coffee-house snacks and meals.

It's A Grind

2901 Indiana Blvd. Downtown/Deep Ellum

214-954-7109

Coffee Shops, Music Venues

5 articles

Kindred Coffee

8700 N. Tarrant Parkway, North Richland Hills Fort Worth

682-325-1237

Coffee Shops

The Lavender House

2821 Craig Dr., Ste. 101 Allen/McKinney

214-726-0777

Coffee Shops, Music Venues

Life in Deep Ellum

2803 Taylor St. Downtown/Deep Ellum

214-651-0633

Art Galleries, Coffee Shops, Performing Arts Venues

1 article

Local Press + Brew

1605 N. Beckley Ave. Oak Cliff/South Dallas

214-484-1929

Coffee Shops, Best Of, Slideshow

Local Press + Brew is the first juice + coffee parlor in Dallas, TX devoted to quality and local support. We source and support local vendors while creating farm to bottle cold-pressed, organic juices served in glass bottles + classic coffee & espresso drinks. We also proudly feature local artists, music, goods, and treats that showcase our community. Let us become your Local.

15 articles

Mid Cities Financial Center

6305 Precinct Line Road, Suite 100, North Richland Hills Mid-Cities (H-E-B)

817-420-5200

Coffee Shops, Community Venues

Frost will celebrate the opening of its new Mid Cities Financial Center with a Chicken & Waffles Breakfast on Friday, October 14th from 7:30-9:30 a.m. where guests can enjoy chicken and waffles, blueberry muffins, cinnamon rolls, yogurt parfaits, coffee and juice from T.C.P. Catering. Live music will be performed by Justin Cash. Frost invites the community to join them for this complimentary breakfast as they introduce Frost’s innovative design that provides greater convenience and service to customers. Frost currently operates 132 financial centers across Texas, including 22 in the Tarrant County region.

Mudsmith Coffee

2114 Greenville Ave. East Dallas & Lakewood

Coffeehouse, Tea, Coffee Shops, Best Of, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

Mudsmith Coffee, located on lower Greenville in the space squished between World Beer Co. and the Single Wide, is larger than nearly every independent coffee shop in town. Enormous vaulted ceilings shoot out from wood paneled walls, adorned with various stuffed animals. A massive bar, located in the center of the shop, boasts two La Marzocco espresso machines (one in mint green, the other sky blue), a selection of pastries, and beer and kombucha on tap. Mudsmith serves Fourbarrel Coffee, based out of San Francisco, and according to one of the shop's many Urban Outfitters-clad baristas, they also be serve wine (they have four bottles to choose from; two red and two white), sandwiches and kombucha mimosas.

10 articles

Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters

819 Exposition Ave. Fair Park

214-321-4321

Coffee Shops, Best Of, Menu

6 articles

Oak Lawn Coffee

2720 Oak Lawn Ave. Uptown/Oak Lawn

469-340-0162

Cafe, Coffeehouse, Coffee Shops, Recommended, Best Of, Menu

Formerly Urban Dog Coffee, this Oak Lawn hipster hangout claims to have the city’s best iced coffee, and we’re inclined to believe them. It’s rich, well-balanced and packs plenty of caffeinated punch. Beans are sourced locally from Oak Cliff Coffee Roasters, and a percentage of the proceeds is donated to local nonprofits, so you can feel good about ordering that extra-large latte. Killer strawberry muffins and fast Wi-Fi don’t hurt, either.

7 articles

Opening Bell Coffee

1409 Botham Jean Blvd. Oak Cliff/South Dallas

214-565-0383

Coffee Shops, Music Venues, Best Of, Menu, DrinkHere

Good tunes and bangin’ cups of joe are a given at Opening Bell Coffee. With one of the longest-running open mic nights in DFW, the shop’s stage has seen the likes of Leon Bridges, Charley Crockett and many who have gone on to compete on NBC's The Voice and American Idol. Patrons who attend the shop's open mic will often catch an early glimpse of the next big thing in the local music scene. Whether it’s during an open mic or a show featuring a national touring act, you can sit back and soak in the music while getting cracked out on something off their Java menu. Depending on what you plan to order, you might consider bringing a pair of boxing gloves too. Consisting of a 16-ounce drip coffee mixed with two shots of espresso just for fun, Opening Bell’s Black Eye packs a punch that might knock you on your feet. If you’re not down for coffee, you can always grab a beer or a glass of wine and order something tasty off the food menu, like a sandwich, soup or salad.

2 events 10 articles

Opening Bell Coffee Mosaic

300 N. Akard St. Uptown/Oak Lawn

214-665-2355

American, Bakery, Coffeehouse, Deli, Dessert, Sandwiches, Smoothies, Tea, Wine Bar, Coffee Shops, Bars and Clubs

Paciugo

32 Highland Park Village Park Cities

214-219-6161

Coffeehouse, Dessert, Frozen Yogurt, Ice Cream, Tea, Coffee Shops, Best Of

Italians’ answer to Baskin-Robbins, Paciugo’s got waaaay more than 31 flavors. This is gelato, not ice cream; that means it’s made with milk instead of cream, which means that flavors aren’t dulled by a massive dose of milk fat, and served at a slightly warmer temperature, which means it’s ultra creamy. It also has 70 percent less fat than typical ice cream. Try up to three flavors in your cup or cone, from crowd pleasers like stracciatella (that’s a fancy way of saying chocolate chip), pistachio, and Mediterranean sea-salt caramel to more intriguing flavors like bubblegum, rose and beer sorbet. There’s also at least one soy-based flavor on offer every day, for you poor lactose-intolerant folk.

1 article

Paciugo West Village

3699 Mckinney Ave East Dallas & Lakewood

214-599-9277

Coffeehouse, Dessert, Frozen Yogurt, Ice Cream, Tea, Coffee Shops, Best Of

This is gelato, not ice cream; that means it’s made with milk instead of cream, which means that flavors aren’t dulled by a massive dose of milk fat, and served at a slightly warmer temperature, which means it’s ultra creamy. It also has 70 percent less fat than typical ice cream. Try up to three flavors in your cup or cone, from crowd pleasers like stracciatella (that’s a fancy way of saying chocolate chip), pistachio, and Mediterranean sea-salt caramel to more intriguing flavors like bubblegum, rose and beer sorbet. There’s also at least one soy-based flavor on offer every day, for you poor lactose-intolerant folk.

1 article

Preston Hollow Financial Center

7859 Walnut Hill Lane, Suite 100 North Dallas

214-515-4900

Breakfast, Coffee Shops, Promotional

Frost will celebrate the opening of its new Preston Hollow Financial Center with a Barista Breakfast on Friday, September 30th from 7:30-9:30 a.m. where guests can enjoy fresh croissants, sticky rolls, yogurt and granola by The Hospitality Sweet. Cappuccino Express will serve specialty coffees and live music provided by Joel Cross. Frost invites the community to join them for this complimentary breakfast as they introduce Frost’s innovative design that provides greater convenience and service to Dallas-area customers. Frost currently operates 132 financial centers across Texas, including 13 in the Dallas region.

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