Time management. Employees better attiude Better training…read more Hygene when serving, cleaning tables.

I think Ampersand made me the best airport coffee I've ever had…read more I got the "butter brew" latte which involved caramelized butterscotch. vanilla cold foam, & caramel drizzle. I asked for it half sweet, as I usually do, & they did exactly that. It was not teeth-hurt sweet, but just the right amount of sweet. I'm always glad I ask for 50% sweetness. I docked a star because there was a little Ampersand stand in the same terminal, like an extension of this location, but it was run only & entirely by robots. I would like real people to make my coffee, please! They did a stand out job. Robots could never.

Stuck between delayed flights and the smell of freshly made coffee pulled me right in. Best…read moredecision of the layover! The space feels like a real coffee shop that just happens to be inside an airport -- modern, inviting, with cute seating and a TV to keep you entertained. I had the Cortado and it was perfectly made. Strong, smooth, exactly what I needed. I kept smelling it before even taking a sip and it lived up to every bit of it. Already hoping my next layover brings me back through DFW just for another one! Almost $5 for a cortado -- fair for airport pricing but the quality is far superior to any Starbucks or hallway vending machine. Worth every penny.

This was wonderful! My girls and wife took me for a Father's Day breakfast before church. We got…read morethere at the perfect time - between 9 and 930 - right before the rush. We ordered 4 different savory crepes and 1 sweet. My fav savory was the ham and gruyere. The drinks were fun - my coffee was powered with a little Eiffel Tower. Great experience!

Have to say this is a cute cafe in SOUTHLAKE Town Square right across from the Courthouse on the…read morewest side. So many choices in terms of savory or sweet breakfast brunch items. I chose the scrambled eggs with bacon and brioche toast. Everything tasted fresh! The bacon was super crispy and eggs needed a little salt and pepper but were good. And the brioche toast was buttered and crispy/toasty, just right. They have wonderful beverages lattes and so many to choose from. Super large cups. They have outdoor seating which was nice as we dined in early afternoon. You order at the counter and they bring your food to your table. If you love crepes, this is your place to have that taste of Paris. I will be back!

Wallet friendly, healthy options (salad bar and grilled chicken) and one of the few walking…read moredistance options for those who work in the area. Efficent quick service and a friendly hispanic chef. Options are kinda limited(8 types of sandwiches and a daily meal) but definitely serves a purpose as long as you are not looking for gourmet food

This place is pretty descent. Using Yelp, I searched for a nearby breakfast place, and this place…read morecame up with very high recommendations. I decided to try out for a simple breakfast, and it did not disappointment. As other reviewers mentioned, the place is not exactly easy to find but pretty easy with a GPS. Cafe One is attached to the building of Northrop Grumman, but you will see the sign when you drive along the one way street. You have to enter inside the Northrop Grumman's parking lot and drive around to locate this place. I ordered a grilled breakfast sandwich, which costed me a little over $3.00 without tax, and the kitchen is clean as well as the serving tables. Chefs and the cashier are welcoming, which will probably matter to you if you also have a positive vibe to start your day. I only tried a sandwich and a sparkling soda called Bai5 Bubbles's Peru Pineapple, and the sandwich was pretty good. The sandwich only had eggs and sausage inside, but the toasters were grilled to the perfection as it is soft yet crispy. Next time, I will definitely bring my coworkers here when I get a chance. Just to let you know, the final time they end up serving the breakfast is at 9:30 a.m. Thus, make sure that you arrive before then if you want to get a breakfast.

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.

this place is so cute! and the baked goods are yummy. the ladies were sweet too and greeted us as…read moresoon as we walked in.

Found this cafe in Las Colinas right down the road from my new office there. Went for lunch and…read morethey had a large selection of food for lunch. Opted for a club sandwich with fries. It was great food at a great price

Great roastery with cafe. I like stopping by when they're roasting coffee in the morning - it…read moresmells amazing. Great coffees and nice staff - never had anything bad from here. They bring in breakfast items from local small businesses - I love that they support the local economy. Some days, being a little late to work is worth it (yes, I could leave home earlier but why...)

I'm writing to share some feedback about my visit to Parks Coffee today. I arrived around 7:37-7:38…read moreAM and didn't leave until 7:55 AM, which felt excessive given my order -- a large pour-over Ethiopian coffee with heavy cream and caramel (check #16). I want to note that I wasn't greeted when I walked in, which I didn't mind at all. However, after placing my order, I watched at least four customers who arrived after me receive their drinks before mine was even started. When I asked why my coffee was being made after everyone who came in later, I was told it "takes a bit of time," which doesn't explain why it hadn't been started yet. When I pointed out that orders should be made in the order received, I was told the employee working alongside her was new -- which isn't a reasonable excuse for my order being overlooked. I also want to mention that no apology was offered, and the attitude I received in response to a reasonable question felt dismissive. Many customers, myself included, are visiting before work and need timely service. A twenty-minute wait for a single pour-over coffee, especially after being passed over multiple times, is not the experience I'd expect. I hope this feedback is helpful in improving service consistency, particularly around order sequencing and customer interactions.

Mazapan (peanut and powder sugar) Matcha Latte: mazapan oat milk, matcha, mazapan foam, mazapan…read morebits. I've never had mazapan, but I liked the sweetness of the peanuts and powder sugar in the drink. The matcha had grassy notes, which I liked. It tasted like a sweet fresh peanut milk drink but not necessarily like peanut butter milk. You can get a regular or large sized drink. Dulce de leche concha was pretty and tasty. It seemed more milk bread-like since it was soft and fluffy. It reminded me of melon pan because the crust was soft and crumbly. There's a small amount of dulce de leche in the middle, which is okay since the top is very sweet and the dulce de leche is rich. Shio pan with cream cheese and everything bagel: similar to a Chinese baked bread (cut almost all the way) filled with whipped cream cheese. The bottom has a slight crust but not hard like a Korean salt bread, and it's topped with everything bagel seasoning (not too salty). Dubai choco strawberry cookie: moist and almost fudgy because of chocolate chunks, topped with fresh strawberry slices. There's a small center of pistachio cream but the usual crispy noodles were already broken and mixed in, so it's less satisfying to me. The chocolate cookie part was like a rich brownie. It stayed soft even refrigerated. The marranito (pig-shaped sweet cookie) was thick and broke like a soft cookie. It's like a gingerbread cookie with less spices. Even refrigerated, the cookie was pretty soft. I'm usually not too fond of this type of flavor, but I liked this version. Ham and cheese bun: fluffy baked Asian bread with thin slice of ham and cheese. Bacon egg and cheese milk bread resembles a thick Chinese bread bun with a bacon-wrapped thick tamagoyaki inside. The egg part looked like it was overcooked. Coffee bun is a soft and high plain bun covered with a thick layer of slightly bitter coffee powder. The bread items started getting drier after getting cut and refrigerated but softened once they were microwaved. There are clean trays and tongs for the baked goods. The line moves along the edges. The bakery had (2) baskets of large umbrellas since it was a long and slow line and blazing hot. The outside line takes up most of the small parking lot. There is some street parking along the 2-way road. I think the bakery was busier than normal due to it being the day after a BTS concert and social media. It took about 50 minutes to get inside, 20 minutes to get through the line, then 15 minutes to receive drinks. There are a few tables along the right side of the inside bakery and a few small tables outside. Even though it was very busy, the staff projected a friendly and competent image. There're clay heart-shaped plates to eat on and plastic forks for splitting pastries. The graphics on the murals, merch (shirts and aprons), big boxes, and cups were cute. The image on the plastic cups are easily scratched off.

This place is so good! You are paying a little more for your latte, and you have to wait in a line,…read morebut this is most worth it spot! Perfect for a matcha lover and a sweet tooth. The shop itself is very adorable and I appreciate the authenticity to the owner. She has a little merch area that is very well placed. If you're going to wait in a long line for La La Land and pay a high price anyway... I would highly recommend you consider this locally owned shop. 100/10

Greta place for dessert and breakfast…read more Service was okay... not super helpful at first, but got better with the kitchen staff helping out. The food came out hot and fresh. Great little breakfast spot with basic menu. The fireplace inside adds a nice touch. Plenty of parking around the building.

My friends and I stopped here for coffee and pastries. We didn't have enough time to sit and eat,…read morewhich was a bummer. I ordered a caramel latte, croissant, and a palmier. My coffee was so delicious, and the pastries were just as good. We were all happy with our orders.

Absolutely loved my visit to C Square Cafe! I tried their seasonal Lovely Lavender, got it hot with…read morewhip and 2% milk, and it was the perfect comforting treat to start the day. So cozy and fragrant, it made for a great companion while walking around downtown. Also grabbed the croissantwich with bacon, eggs, and Swiss cheese, and it totally hit the spot. Flaky, buttery, and super satisfying. A fantastic breakfast combo. The woman at the counter was incredibly sweet and welcoming, which just added to the overall vibe. Cozy atmosphere, great drinks, and friendly service. Would be a great place to study!

Loved it. Very homey spot, with most the patrons seeming to live in the area. The man who made my…read morecoffee was sweet and helpful, he gave me tips for the WiFi, and overall gave off the vibes of your favorite grandpa. I got an iced white mocha latte and it was perfect. Definitely will be coming back :)