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El Jardin Cafe

4.8 (5 reviews)
Closed • 6:00 am - 4:00 pm
Updated 3 weeks ago

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Oak Cliff's newest coffee shop opened recently and I stopped by the grand opening! The community really showed up because they were packed! I got a banana horchata latte and an Oreo cinnamon roll! Both were so good, I can't wait to go back!

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Xaman Cafe - Mexican Croissant,  Chilaquiles Mexico city-style

Xaman Cafe

4.4(297 reviews)
0.6 mi•Oak Cliff
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Everything is awesome; drinks & entrees! Mayan inspired authentic Mexican dishes. Very classy but…read morerelaxed atmosphere in a location that has been revitalized. We found this place by accident looking for something delicious & different; did not disappoint. We sat at the bar as it was crowded on a Sunday afternoon (around 2:30) & did not want to wait on a table although it would not have taken long. Mary, our bartender was a true blessing. She explained the drink & food menu really well to first timers & even let us taste test a few ingredients as we watched her mixing drinks. Answered all gringo like questions. lol These drinks are top end and she was garnishing with everything from toasted fruit, to coffee beans or fresh ground cinnamon with tweezers and/or graters. Enjoyed watching her do her thing! We ordered the mole & chile quilles (certain I messed up the spelling) & both were outstanding. We will be back! We travel all over the United States eating & drinking; this is our new favorite place! This place is also a coffee & pasty shop, a Mexican inspired Starbucks if you will. Can't wait to go back.

The Xaman Cafe was a wonderful experience on the historic Jefferson blvd…read more First, wonderful AC and cold air- very important in the Texas heat. I didn't realize it was a full service restaurant so I went directly to the register to get a matcha- they recommended the seasonal Guava Matcha. Delicious, not too sweet and really refreshing. While waiting the cafe was packed and everyone seemed to really enjoy their food so I ordered a flan de cafe. Once again, delicious! The staff was super attentive and nice! I have to go back soon with a bigger appetite and fully enjoy the beautiful space, food, and more drinks. I appreciate the close attention to detail from the cups & plates to the art on the wall- everything contributed to the aesthetic and vibe of Xaman cafe.

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Ascension Coffee - Design District - Bacon, Egg, Cheese Sandwich on a croissant with a cranberry mimosa

Ascension Coffee - Design District

4.0(1.3k reviews)
3.4 mi•Design District
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I've enjoyed ascension coffee in the past but this time was disappointing. My steak sandwich- the…read moretaste was just okay, I didn't feel like it was made with much care. You can usually tell when care and attention has been put into a dish. It was completely cold- maybe due to transport from uber eats but the sandwich itself was lackluster with barely any arugula. Not awful, just kind of sad. I ordered the caramel latte and it was so so sweet, like sugar water. I've ordered it in the past and have enjoyed it so I don't know whether today's orders were just made carelessly or if it was a busy day at the cafe. It just felt like a super subpar experience- no disrespect to the employees.

I can really only speak on my experience with trying the coffee from this restaurant, and I would…read moresay that I had a great experience. When I am looking for good coffee, I specifically try and find places that roast their own beans. Ascension Coffee offers a variety of their roasted beans that they use in their coffee which is available for purchase. The coffee itself was great and not bitter. They offered a variety of lattes, and out of the 2 tried, I enjoyed both of them. I'm sure any of the coffees you try here are gonna taste great. Next time I am in Dallas, I'll make sure to stop by here for a quick coffee break.

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Potpourri Boulangerie - Christmas Tea - snowman pastries

Potpourri Boulangerie

4.6(159 reviews)
0.6 mi•Oak Cliff
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Potpourri Boulangerie does their high tea experience so beautifully! The menu changes with the…read moreseasons, so it's always worth checking what's new. They're also wonderful about accommodating dietary restrictions, which I really appreciated. The food was lovely, and each tea pairing complemented it perfectly. The service was thoughtful too. They checked in at just the right moments without ever feeling intrusive. Such a fun and special experience! I loved it so much that I bought their pink rose tea to take home, and my friend even grabbed one of their tea diffusers.

I had such high expectations for afternoon tea at Potpourri of Silk, and I left very disappointed…read more If you enjoy a traditional afternoon tea that includes finger sandwiches, scones with cream and jam, and delicate sweets with pots of well brewed tea, you may want to skip this place. During our reservation we were the only table for tea. The staff were preparing for a private event later in the day. Service was friendly and attentive without being overbearing. Everyone we talked to was absolutely lovely. The restaurant itself was very cute and elegantly decorated. I have zero complaints about either of those things. The service and atmosphere were top notch. The problem was the food and the tea. For the tea, the loose tea was steeped in the tea strainers set over the cups and did not arrive brewed in the pot. Our server poured hot water over the tea at the table and set a timer, then when time was up we lifted the steeped tea leaves ourselves. I do not prefer this method of making tea, it means each cup needs to be individually steeped which is annoying and time consuming, and each cup is weaker than the one before it. You also do not get to select your tea - they offer two teas - one for each part of the experience and each had sweet fruity element that might not be to everyone's taste. As for the food, I was excited to try the chef driven offerings, but I was left very disappointed. To start we got a cup of autumn broth and what they called a scone. It was two very thin layers of somewhat biscuit like bread filled with apple butter and apple slices and was topped with torched cheddar. This was OK, but not what I would consider as a scone course, and it arrived first, not after the savory course. Next, we were served a kale and pumpkin puree salad with quinoa and feta with a granola on top. This was tasty, but an odd paring with the sweeter flavors of the tea they paired with it. From here, things took a left turn. I can't be sure, but many of the items we were served felt a bit stale or dry as if they were prepared the day before. One item - a foccacia with pumpkin hummus - was so dry I couldn't finish it. Other items - the pear and gruyere tart and a small pumpkin cake with cream cheese frosting - were very tough and unpleasant to eat. There was no actual sandwiches, just the foccacia with hummus, a dry cornbread wedge with butter, and the pear and cheese tart on the tea stand. To finish, we were served a creme brulee that was overcooked and grainy. The flavor was delicious, but the split texture of the custard made it unpleasant to eat. Overall, I saw the chefs vision for the fall themed tea, but the execution was poorly done. Perhaps it was a bad day, considering they were preparing for the private event, but for the price paid I won't return.

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El Jardin Cafe - cafes - Updated October 2026

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