This coffee joint is tucked into a gas station, but it's so cool! It's like it's an own little…read moresection, the people working there were really nice and the coffee was delish! I was sad because I didn't see their holiday flavors written on the board behind me but I will order from there next time!

This is a a gas station that serves coffee. We came thinking it was a coffee shop…read more This is a gas station. I did get gas.

I stopped by my favorite coffee shop, Roots, today…read more I ordered a latte to go, and they wrote my name on the cup in such a cute way. Thank you!

Stopped by on a Monday early afternoon around lunch hours, and the place was quite busy, which is…read morealways a good sign. The space is roomy with couches in the back, and plenty of people were working or studying, so it has a relaxed, productive vibe. I tried their lavender latte, oat milk latte (extra hot), and of course their drip coffee because you cannot judge a coffee shop without trying the drip. The drip was excellent, rich, well balanced, and tasted very fresh, clearly brewed fresh. The latte was just as good, creamy with proper foam and a smooth lavender flavor that did not overpower the coffee. The only small hiccup was that we were told the drinks would be brought to our table, but after waiting a bit I went up to grab them myself. I may have misheard, so it was not a big deal. Overall a great experience, comfortable atmosphere, plenty of seating, and genuinely solid coffee. I stopped in after lunch this time but will definitely be back to try their food next time.

I'm visiting from Salt Lake City and needed to get some coffee and breakfast after getting in town…read more What a pleasant surprise to stumble upon this cute little coffee shop just minutes from the Dallas airport. Cute decor, plenty of seating, friendly staff. I wish I could have tried everything on the menu! The spring drink menu all looked so good but I decided on the miso caramel latte and it was so good! Subtle in miso and sweetness, a little sweet a little salty, a lot of goodness. Definitely worth a visit and it seemed like everyone here were locals

The food overall was good, but there were definitely some misses. The drinks were not good at all…read moreand tasted like they used store-bought syrup instead of anything fresh or house-made. I ordered the bulgogi bowl and it had potential, but the greens should've been cooked more, and it needed more meat and egg for the portion to feel balanced. The tiramisu itself tasted good, but unfortunately it was basically melted by the time I got to eat it because no silverware was provided the entire meal. Two different people said they were going to bring utensils, but they never did, so I spent the whole meal waiting and couldn't even properly eat dessert until the end.

This was my first time visiting. I should have gone over their menu before the drive-thru; they had…read moreseveral combinations to choose from, and it would have been nice to be definite on what I wanted. I ended up going with their Matcha Macaron Latte w/ oatmilk. The macaron foam gave this drink the accolades it deserved. I was able to mix some of the foam in with the drink so it wouldn't be just on top; that was even better. The gentleman who made my drink had great customer service; he was truly a pleasure to chat with while my drink was being prepared.

This location has really gone downhill. At first, everybody's really super friendly, but if you…read morebecome an established customer and you go all the time then they stop trying. The consistency is bad. Some days you get a great drink other days you get a mediocre drink they all make them different and I think they'd all rather stand around and joke with each other and play rather than work. We went to the location in Southlake and we happen to mention that we usually go to hurst and they asked us what we thought about the help there. So I guess the hurst crowd has its own reputation. But I've decided we're gonna give Hurst a rest. I mean, we really only go because our gym is in that general direction but we can go to other coffee shops. So the owner responds which I do appreciate that they read my review , but this link to some unknown site is nothing I'm ever going to click on. If you've anything to say to me, you can say to me right here in front of everybody on Yelp. These kind of messages from business owners are just a standard BS line they offer to look like they actually care about their customers. And it's always the same deal please send us your contact information. @ :;//http#./aintgonnahappen.org

Cute shop with cozy vibes and friendly staff. I had a Paris Fog and it was delicious…read more The only weird thing was the lack of obvious pricing. If they were posted, I missed them.

This is a quiet little cafe to disappear into for a whole new menu of choices for coffee. The list…read moreis long; but check out the shorter specials menu for new Java concoctions. Don't forget, they have Turkish coffee, an experience if you've never had it. The furniture is comfy, the decor is eclectic and everyone always seems to be engaged in lovely conversations.

This place is really good. I have eaten there twice in the last three weeks but neglected to get…read morepics. I will next time. The service is great and friendly. The food is fresh and plentiful and it's affordable. They also have lots of different specialty coffees. Our other breakfast place has continued to raise prices but their quality has gone down so we are definitely making Lovely Day our go-to breakfast and lunch option. Highly recommend.

I really do want to love this place, I wanted to love it when it was Wood Grain Bistro. I heard it…read morehad been sold so I decided to check it out with my sister and her family. It's cute and the menu has great options. But there are just some things that need attention. The space desperately needs some fabric somewhere to soften the sounds. Curtains, pillows, a rug, anything. The chairs are too small for larger adults. I broke my leg end of last year and gained weight, so I have to sit half off the chair or it digs into me because the booths along the back wall are usually not available. The food. It's fine. The biscuits are dense, the pancakes are dense, the coffee drinks are pretty weak, it's just... fine. It's not bad, it's not great, it's fine. The eggs are good and the avocado is delicious. The wait staff are cute and sweet, had no issues with service.

After getting drinks at a bar nearby, came here for round two. Unfortunately, it was later in the…read moreevening so I couldn't do that to myself to opt for coffee. At the same time, my alcohol tolerance is horrible and I just would not have been able to handle any wine or other drink with alcohol. Thus, I could not enjoy the specialties of this establishment. Instead, I got the chicken pesto sandwich. Although quite unassuming, the sandwich was incredibly delicious. The ciabatta bread offered just the right amount of toast and texture to hold everything. There was a sizeable chicken breast. Not dry but also not too flavorful by itself but that's okay. The pesto really delivered on the flavor with a savory, nutty, and slightly herbal flavor. In the future, I'd love to try a one of their many drinks - non-alcoholic and alcoholic included!

Recently met some friends for lunch at Chill and we hung out for nearly 3 hours. Hahah clearly we…read morewere comfortable! This is a super cute and casual cafe with a small but satisfying menu of coffee, tea, sandwiches, charcuterie, and wine. Lots of folks in here are studying and working during the day, but there are plenty of small groups and duos as well. My latest order was 1.) An iced pistachio latte, which I was nervous to order thinking it might be too sweet or too nutty, but the flavor was perfectly subtle and toasty. So good! 2.) Brie and prosciutto, which came with a handful of toasted nuts, dried fruit, fresh fruit, and a fig jam. The meat and cheese didn't taste stale or like they'd sat in a fridge forever. It was all really good! I was mildly disappointed that they don't have a gluten free bread or cracker option, but I can't complain too much as long as there's good cheese!

I don't often visit HTeaO, but when I do, I like knowing there will be an assortment of teas to…read morechoose from. I tried their Cotton Candy (watermelon and coconut), which was very good. I originally wanted the new Dirty Cherry, but I was told they were no longer available. Because it was still on the menu, I don't know if it was sold out or literally, no longer available. Either way, I hope they update the menu if that's needed. I really like the Cotton Candy; it wasn't too sweet, and the flavors went very well together. Random mention, but I love their beef sticks, as well. The menus aren't the same at each location. If you're looking for the newer menu items (coffee, lattes, etc), make sure you check the location before going.

I wish I liked this location better, but compared to others their iced teas just consistently taste…read morewatered down. Not sure what the difference is. But the store is clean and service is always friendly.

Nice little cafe that's located in a Christian based television studio, which I didn't know prior…read moreto going ! After sitting in the cafe for about 5 minutes, it just felt too quiet, and all I heard was light gospel music or instrumentals, so decided to see where I was at The coffee wasn't that great to me, but I did enjoy the scramble, and the low prices! My breakfast scramble and latte came out to 11 bucks, I was shocked. I found it a bit odd that security was there, but I think it's because it's connected to Daystar!.

Upside: Cute and delicious…read more Downside: parking is pretty silly, lots of underused "reserved" space signs and people using construction cones to hang on to their parking spot. Makes patrons and guests take an excessive time to find somewhere to park and walk quite a ways uphill to get to the shop. If you have handicap family members, you may need to drop them off before you park.

Such a cute cafe! Great drinks and food, with gluten free options. Super welcoming and cozy vibes -…read moreI only grabbed take out but it looks and feels like you're in someone's living room. Can't wait to come back again!

What a wonderful event, The Clove Cafe is a true gem. The warmth you find here, you will not find…read moreat your local "coffee shop". While there, a lady came in with her mother, the owner of the establishment came out to greet her in a way a friend would greet another. When you're wanting something that feels genuine and from the heart, this will be a cafe I'd recommend. Everyone, knows someone, even if meeting as strangers over coffee or nibbles of sweet pastries. Heck, you can throw in some games to that, as well. As someone stated in a previous review, it seems as if everyone who works there, truly loves being there. It isn't a chore, it isn't about rushing to get to the next drink preparation, they're, there to make sure you have the best experience in the place they nurture for others to enjoy. I appreciate that. Blueberry Matcha: I'm a fan, but not a fan of matcha. To explain, not everyone knows how to balance the taste of matcha. It's either way too earthy/gritty or not sweet enough, it has been rare that someone knows how to balance that combination. I have never tried a blueberry matcha and was excited to see this was one of our options. This was superb. The blueberry wasn't in syrup form, it was a blueberry foam that added the perfect amount of flavor and sweetness. This is something I'd get again, and again. Too many people ruin matcha's with syrup that swims on the bottom, here, not even. Seasonal: White Chocolate Rose Scone I'll admit, I'm not a scone person. The scones I've tried in the past, were hard and flaky and that's what turned me away from there. But this scone was soft and moist, I truly enjoyed every bite. I am now open to trying others, but only at this cafe. Cheddar Chive Biscuit: My favorite. Well, my favorite is their Pepper Jack Jalapeno Biscuit, so this will be my second. I warmed it up and added a touch of butter, OOOHHWEEEE, it more than hit the spot. I can't wait to have one again. With this latest visit, I learned they alternate their biscuits monthly and they have calendars available to remind their patrons. There are several I'd love to try and thankfully, they're being served on my days off. This is such a beautiful establishment, that's inside and out.