My partner is starting his Warhammer journey, so we stopped by to check out the store and cafe. All…read moreI can say is "Wow!" I've walked by and never even noticed this place, but I encourage you to enter. The store offers players pieces to paint and play in house, other related material to review, and a historical review of Warhammer. War game setups to play, which, by the way, are artistically set up so awesomely! I would have taken more pictures and videos, but it was busy, and the majority of the game stations were taken up by players. I, on the other hand, enjoyed that they had a cafe as well. I believe their coffee machine is down or something. So I opted for their "Blood for the Blood God" tea it's not too sweet and pretty refreshing for a hot, humid day. We waited to eat our cinnamon roll at home. After heating it up a bit, I enjoyed the sweet treat. It was a tad bit dry, but it was eaten. If you're a fan or just walking by, stop and check it out. You may be surprised by a hobby you never knew could pique your interest!

I came in with my 3 sons and a super friendly employee set them up to each paint a figurine and…read morekeep it for free. They then got to play with their new figurines on the very elaborate game tables (which I have seen very packed on weekends but which were mostly open on a Wednesday afternoon). I have no idea how the game works but the detailed figurines and buildings are very cool to look at and my kids loved exploring the tables. The cafe looks like a standard local coffee shop with a nice mix of coffees and pastries. Definitely a fun place to stop into and check out.

Great coffee, great selection of pastries, sweets, and paninis. GLUTEN FREE OPTIONS! If you're…read morein the area, I would recommend checking them out.

Drove out to try this coffee shop on a Saturday afternoon. It was packed. We settled in and enjoyed…read moresome coffee and offerings until we were informed the place was closing at 3 pm. When I asked why, I was told for remodeling and because they are short staffed. Neither made sense. I believe I saw 3 or 4 employees and while there could have been remodeling behind the scenes, we watched them close up and saw the employees all leave. We had to go find another coffee shop, but it made me wonder, if I was the owner of this coffee shop I would want to verify they were not closing early just to go play. ***revized review*** Business reached out to explain they are making improvements and scheduling those is tricky. It would be great to update on Yelp, which is how we decided on this coffee shop (based on closing time). Coffee and offerings we had were very good. Atmosphere prior to the unexpected close was a good vibe.

I've been coming here quite a bite lately and gotta say, this little coffee shop inside the…read moreenormous Harvest Hall is a new favorite. I especially love their brown sugar shaken espresso (I ask for mine half sweet). The pistachio latte is a strong contender for second place... it's just the right level of not-too-sweet with a really lovely and toasty nuttiness. Shout out to Donya, my favorite barista! She takes care of you and makes a fantastic cup of coffee.

I absolutely adore this place. The expresso martini was delicious. Sweet young lady made my drink…read moreperfectly. I went during slow hours and didn't have to wait. I throughly enjoyed this food hall and the variety provided.

Forgot to take photos but LOVED the setup of this coffee shop and the ample parking. The atmosphere…read morewas quiet enough for me to take my work meetings without a glitch. The coffee was good and baristas were friendly. I could've stayed here working all day. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in Dallas. I got an oat milk vanilla latte (not feeling adventurous) but when I go back, I'll try one of their other limited time drinks.

We came around 11 am. Their website makes it seem like they have a lot of vegan options. They…read moredon't, really. There are a couple and most of them are sweet. I was hoping for something savory. We got avocado toast. My husband got his with an egg; I had mine plain. He had an iced caramel latte, and I had a plain cappuccino because that's the best way for me to judge the espresso, besides ordering a straight shot. Food was okay. Did not blow me out of the water. It was decent enough to eat, but a tiny, tiny portion for the price. Somewhere around ten to eleven dollars per toast. One slice of bread, a little avocado, a couple of tomatoes, and balsamic vinegar. Was it tasty? Yes. Was it worth ten dollars? I don't think so. I bought a full sourdough loaf for ten dollars. I understand service costs and all that, but still. Coffee was actually very good, though. My cappuccino had fruity notes, very smooth. They have different roasts, which is nice. The cups and plates are really cute, and the space itself is charming. The lady working seemed very overwhelmed. The place was full, decently loud, line kept getting longer the whole time we were there. My husband didn't love his coffee, and he's usually not picky at all, so that says something. Overall, I wouldn't go out of my way to come back. But if I needed a place to sit and do some work and didn't need to be on the phone, I'd probably consider it. I just think there are better places out there. Honest opinion. P.S. My ratings are based on whether I believe I could make a better or healthier version at home. If food/drinks/service impress me, I'll be happy to come back. If not, the stars reflect that.

I stopped by Howdy Honey and had one of their iced lattes with sage (I can't remember the exact…read morename), and it was absolutely delicious--unique, refreshing, and one of the best coffee drinks I've had in Grapevine. We also ordered the grilled cheese on sourdough, and it was phenomenal. The bread was perfectly toasted, flavorful, and made for an incredibly satisfying sandwich. As a Grapevine local, I really appreciate great service, and the staff was friendly, attentive, and efficient. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, making it a great spot to relax or catch up with friends. I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

Honestly, I really liked the vibe of this place. It felt low-key and local in the best way. We…read moreactually stumbled across it during a jog, and it immediately felt like one of those hidden neighborhood spots. You could tell a lot of the people coming in were regulars, which says a lot. The service was really kind and patient, and I also loved the merchandise, music outside, and the overall aesthetic -- it had this charming old Grapevine feel to it. My only downside was the coffee. I got a latte, and it didn't really stand out compared to other local spots. The cookie, though, was really good. I just wish it had been warmed up a bit. Still, I'd definitely come back, even if just for the cookie and atmosphere.

The Coffee Bean Shop is a lifesaver if you're staying at the Opryland resort. Located conveniently…read morenear the entrance, it's the easiest place to grab coffee in the morning without having to venture far from your room. They brew a Starbucks menu, so you can get everything from lattes to espresso drinks, plus fresh pastries and snacks, all available quickly, which is perfect when you're in a rush or just want your caffeine fix before starting your day. They're incredibly kind and friendly, which makes the whole experience even better. Their warmth and hospitality added so much to the convenience of staying at the resort. If you're a guest at Opryland, definitely take advantage of this spot. It's the perfect grab-and-go option with genuine customer care.

The Cocoa Bean is located inside Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center. It is a "We Proudly…read moreServe" Starbucks location that use Starbucks products but operate under their own system. They do not accept Starbucks gift cards, the Starbucks app, or offer loyalty rewards, acting as independent, licensed, or food service location. I ordered a venti iced matcha green tea latte. The cashier informed me that it is unsweetened and I can add a syrup. I chose brown sugar. It was very good and hit the spot for the morning. The whole process from ordering to my drink being ready didn't take very long. There are grab-and-go snacks also available.

This location has now become our go to Black rock even though it's probably the furthest one away…read morefrom us. But when we go to Costco in Southlake, this is the one we go to. This is also, despite the fact that the Chick-fil-A next-door is horrible and hogs all the parking. I don't know what it is about stupid Chick-fil-A that people love so much that they're going to risk fender bending and stealing parking spots from other businesses. Makes the whole intersection very dangerous, especially at lunch hour. And car zipping and out of there they don't care if they hit anybody they just wanna get their Chick-fil-A. But anyway, this black rock location is great. They have consistent service. The quality of the drinks is always good and it's also one of the busiest locations. You're lucky sometimes to find a chair. It has the least amount of parking too of any other location I know of. Maybe they should open another one nearby.

My go to coffee shop in Southlake. Convenient, friendly and fast…read more Usually local high school students work here and they are very friendly and competent: I guess who better to know coffee. No complaints things are good and taste good for a quick business meeting or chillin out.

Cool coffee shop vibes and delicious coffee!…read more I ordered to go this time but there is plenty of space to sit and stay a while. Service was kind and helpful too. I ordered the Trinity Latte and it was heavenly. They sell their beans and syrups too, and I happily purchased to try and recreate at home.

I loved coming for breakfast here earlier this week! I was in the DFW area for work, and had a…read morepretty bad headache after landing at DFW airport. I needed food, stat. Pax and B wasn't too far from the airport so that was my breakfast destination. I was happy to see Turkish coffee on the menu and definitely went with that. For food, I got a breakfast sandwich (croissant bread) with halloumi, eggs, and crispy onions. Spicy aioli was served on the side. It was definitely an intriguing sandwich with interesting ingredient combinations. The cafe itself feels very fresh and a window seat allows you to have plenty of sunlight in the morning. I definitely would recommend this to anyone in the DFW area looking for a coffee shop with interesting and delicious menu items to try!