Buzz and Bustle is neighborhood gem. The vibes are always spot-on, and the coffee is great. One of…read moremy favorite features is the little market in the back--it's incredibly convenient and their staff is amazing too. I've gotten to know them well and they're always so welcoming. The only thing that would make this place perfect? If they stocked a few specialty items like from H Mart!

Buzz and Bustle is a coffee shop in the Village area serving all types of drinks. It seems like…read moremany people come here to study or catch up with friends. My wife and I spent ~$16 for two drinks, and they were both good. Nothing to write home about. Both the matcha and coffee were a little bitter, but we still enjoyed them. Service was quick and the baristas were kind. The interiors are nicely decorated and it seems like a nice place to sit back and relax. I give it 3 stars because this is just your average coffee shop. Nothing jumped out at me as special or above average. I do like walking around in this location though.

The space is great. Big and lots of seating and natural light. Love the way they decorated. Coffee…read moreis obviously legit and they serve pastries from a local baker I hear are very good. Little but pricey for speciality drinks but about on par for cold brew. Staff all friendly and helpful too. Wish I lived closer

I enjoyed Wayward. It's a spacious coffee shop with the sounds of soothing music mixed with…read moreespresso machines. I got strawberry matcha which was a nice treat. Couldn't try the pastries cause they were mostly sold out by the afternoon.

The perfect place to read a book or catch up with a friend!…read more I stopped by Wild Detectives for a midday pick-me-up. They have a lot of cozy seating options and a unique selection of books/vinyl records! I got the Brown Sugar Cinnamon Matcha and absolutely loved it! It wasn't too sweet and had just the right amount of cinnamon. Will absolutely be back!

The Wild Detectives had been on my Dallas bucket list for years, so I was quite excited to finally…read moremake my way to the Bishop Arts District and experience it for myself. First of all, the Bishop Arts District itself is incredibly charming. Block after block of unique shops ranging from bookstores and bakeries to candle shops, candy stores, coffee spots, and little boutiques. It's exactly the kind of neighborhood I loveeeee exploring while traveling and if I lived in Dallas, I'd probably frequent this area often. As for The Wild Detectives, the concept alone immediately appealed to me...bookstore meets cafe meets bar meets restaurant. That combination will pretty much always grab my attention. I love to read, I love to eat. The space has a pretty relaxed, community oriented vibe, and during my Saturday morning/early afternoon visit, there were plenty of people working, reading, chatting, and hanging out both inside and on the patio. My one slight disappointment was that the bookstore side itself was smaller than I expected and didn't have quite as extensive a selection as I had imagined. That said, I still managed to leave with a few great additions for my ever growing TBR pile. Overall, this was a worthwhile stop and one I may revisit the next time I'm in Dallas.

Cafe Duro is a must when visiting the Lower Greenville area!…read more I recently visited this amazing European-style café during breakfast on a weekday and it was amazing. Please note that parking in this area is particularly difficult but if you come in the morning, it should be easier to find. Another thing worth nothing is that they are more of a quick standing coffee bar type of place and I definitely wouldn't recommend it for families or kids, so keep that in mind when visiting. Now to the food... They have a small but mighty menu for breakfast and lunch. For my first time I decided to try their The Monte Duro, which is a pastry style "hot pocket" with smoked prosciutto, mortadella, mustard and jam. For drink I decided to go with their Dirty Chai Latte. The drink was absolutely perfection and exactly what I needed in a warm Texas morning. The Monte Duro was cooked to perfection and packed with flavor! Both my friend and I ordered the same thing and we were both obsessed with it.

Ambiance: It is a very neighborhood coffee shop vibe. There is such cute decor inside but very…read moreminimal seating. I feel like the majority of people stand around or take it to go. The staff is not really friendly but the vibes were still peaceful. Mushroom grilled cheese: This was so yummmy!! The bread comes perfectly crispy and buttery. There were tons of mushrooms and creamy flavor. By far one of the best grilled cheeses I ever had. Banana horchata matcha: This drink was very sweet and good for people that dont like bitter drinks. I loved the banana flavor and it reminded me of banana bread. There was also a lot of cinnamon in the drink which made it so tasty.

Amazing coffee spot in a cool Walnut Hill complex…read more I like the vibe here and their coffee is always on point. I've only been during the day and always spend a little time working before a coffee meeting. The WiFi is always good and the coffee is great. The ambiance is very open and inviting as well. They serve small bites as well but I haven't really partaken. Additionally, I think they have several beers on tap and they appear to all be cool local brews. If you're looking for a good local coffee shop with a vibe, this may be your new spot!!

This coffee shop has quietly become my Dallas work-week crush…read more It's conveniently close to the office I'm using while I'm here, but the real draw is the vibe. Beautiful sunshine pours through big windows, there's a lovely park right outside, and the light is so good it feels like the café equivalent of a good hair day. Dallas weather helps, obviously--but this place knows how to use it. The space is lively without being chaotic. Plenty of outdoor seating, lots of indoor seating, and a very reasonable three-hour Wi-Fi window that keeps people working instead of camping. It feels intentional. People come here to stay, not hover in line. Speaking of which--there's never a line. They're clearly well staffed, everyone's efficient, and everyone is genuinely nice. Now, pastries. This is where they shine. A lot of unique options you don't see everywhere, and everything I tried was excellent. The almond croissant? Fantastic. The blueberry cake? A must-get. I went two days in a row (because obviously), and on day one they told me it was their most popular item. Day two, by 11 a.m., it was completely gone and kept selling out as soon as they tried to restock. That alone tells you what you need to know. The matcha is good--made from scratch, which I appreciate. Is it the best matcha I've ever had? No. It's better than Local Johnny's, but not quite on the level of Marin Coffee Roasters or Ralph & Rose. Still very drinkable and enjoyable, especially if you're settling in to work. What really sets this place apart is its personality. It doesn't feel like a cookie-cutter café or "insert minimalist coffee brand here." There's charm. Character. A little whiteboard with a joke about New Year's resolutions that made me smile. Small details, but they matter. Would I come back? Absolutely. I already did--twice. I'd recommend it especially for locals looking for a solid work spot, co-working with a friend, or anyone who wants to be productive without being bothered. If you're visiting Dallas briefly, this might not be a destination café--but if you're here for a bit and want a reliable, pleasant, sunny place to work and snack, this one's a yes.

Absolutely beautiful space; the pictures don't do it justice. The coffee is great, and the staff is…read moresuper friendly. There is not a ton of seating, but it's not normally busy. My review is four stars because the WiFi is really spotty and sometimes completely non-functional. I would recommend this place for reading or meeting with a friend, but not if you're trying to work. It is inside the lobby of Highland Park Presbyterian Church. Just walk right in!

Church Coffee is a hidden gem on university drive. The aesthetics of this church is stunning. There…read moreis plenty of space for working remotely or meeting with a friend. The staff here has curated a high level coffee menu, which is refreshing and appreciated. I was able to try their summer espresso tonic, which was incredible, and will comeback to try their pour over menu. 10/10 would recommend.

I was in the area for work and didn't realize there was a WRC nearby. Boss Lady and I have a coffee…read moresubscription, since we don't live close to one (please build one in Rockwall county). Got myself a cold brew, black... like God intended. It was chocolatey and delicious! The staff were very friendly and attentive. If y'all are in the area... come here if you love great coffee!

Fast, convenient, and quality coffee. Love the variety. Convenient to the Hilton. What more can you…read moreask for!?

The barista's are always super friendly, the service is fast and my drink is always perfectly made.read more

This place was super cute! It is one of the smaller locations though, and parking can be super…read moretough. I was super lucky to see someone leave, and I pulled right in afterwards. Loved the merch in the back, especially the tote bags! It was packed at all times on a Saturday, and the line was always long! However, the drinks came out pretty quick, and the employees were definitely working hard behind the counter. I got the matcha squared drink, which was so creamy and not as sweet as some of their other drinks. I was wanting to try a holiday drink, but I was too scared it would be too sweet, so I'm glad I chose the squared latte instead. Not much seating inside because of how small it is, but there are some small tables outside on the porch, and the weather was perfect!

Went here for the cereal milk cold brew and it did not disappoint! It was fantastic! The place is…read morecute and super quiet so good for working. The staff was kind and helpful.

Cute spot with some seating indoor and outdoor, with WiFi available for those who want to work!…read moreParking can be tight sometimes in the parking lot but should be fine during the day time when some of the surrounding restaurants aren't as busy, but on weekend be mindful. They have a fun mix of unique drinks and flavors on the menu and some pasties and small selection of grab and go items. Only downside is I didn't see a bathroom here so plan accordingly.

White Rock Coffee is one of many places in the coffee scene within the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex,…read moreand what makes them taste like hometown are three things: authentic hospitality, variety of different drinks and sauces that they make, and most importantly, the way they gave back to the community. I went to visit their original location on Northwest Hwy. conveniently located right next to the Dallas Police Northwest Division. Fun fact: did you know that they have a roastery next to their original location? How amazing! However, that one is by appointment only, so check with them for more details. Shoutout to the White Rock Coffee staff for welcoming us back with open arms, as well as introducing new drinks to us that were of high demand and interest. One, however, that really did catch my eye, was my all time-favorite: the White Rocker, which included two shots of espresso, whole milk, and their signature White Rock syrup. My friend on the other hand, got the Lone Star Latte -- chai with a hint of that White Rock syrup that they put in there as well! Because of their roastery, all of their coffee beans are sourced from local partners and cooked and roasted right here in the heart of Dallas. I'm just really glad that I was able to really catch up with the times that there are, honestly. I'll definitely be back to visit more whenever I'm in the DFW! Y'all have my support! :)

I've been coming to white rock coffee for years and have always loved it. It was a great place to…read moregrab your coffee and go or sit down/ stay a while and get some work done. I went on Tuesday and was a little disappointed. I got a tea and sat downstairs but immediately I was FREEZING. I decided to go upstairs because I thought maybe a vent was blowing directly at me, but no!!! It was seriously so cold everywhere. A girl next to me was rubbing her hands together and blew into them just to keep warm. I mean, really? It was kind of funny how crazy cold it was. I expected to be there at least 3 or 4 hours since I had a lot to do but I left after 30 minutes. I wanted to go outside to sit down at one of their tables but not a table was in sight! I guess they got rid of them? I'll come back... with sweats on and a beanie! Not even trying to be funny I'm being so serious