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!

It's a small space, but I love how involved they are in the community! They host events often & I…read morewas there for a talk. I got a sangria while my husband got a latte. Both were good! I wish they had more drink options, but I recognize it's a smaller bar area.

We were visiting from out of town and my Cousin suggested we come to The Bishop District. A…read morecolorful neighborhead with unique shops and the place I liked most of all Espumoso Caffe. The staff were really friendly and I ordered the Dulce de Leche Latte at their recommendation. Yummy, it was so good! I was also surprised to see that they had Empanadas. I tried the Meat and Potato and let me tell you, it was really savory. This was an excellent stop during our exploration of the neighborhood.

Perfect amount of sweetness, and also reasonably priced with how expensive coffee shops have been…read moregetting lately! A medium sized drink is only $5.25 - definitely recommend this spot. There's some tables inside to be able to sit and enjoy your drink/food. My drink was ready pretty quickly!

Adelina was the best bartender I've had. Great service! I'll be back. She is really niceread more

I continue to love this place! It sits humbly in a very busy area of Dallas called Bishop Arts…read more It's such a comfortable, calm spot. Plenty of free parking all around. It's a busy street but you can just hang out with a coffee or an alcoholic drink. I will continue to come here

This is still my favorite donut spot here in Dallas area. I love the variety of flavors they always…read morehave. They even have fun coffee flavors. There's a good amount of seating inside and outside. This donut shop is permanently on my must visit list when in Dallas. So happy to have made it back here after three years.

I visited yesterday and ordered a matcha and a donut. Shortly after placing my order, I realized I…read morewanted to change the drink. I communicated this change very quickly to the staff member before she had begun preparing the beverage. Moreover, the new drink I requested actually cost the same as the one I originally purchased. Although she agreed to make the new drink, her body language and facial expression made it clear that she was annoyed by the request. When the drink was finished, it was noticeably underfilled, leaving a surprisingly large gap between the liquid and the lid. Unfortunately, the taste of the drink itself was also disappointing, as it mostly just tasted like milk rather than matcha. Finally, I was disappointed with the value for the price. The donut I ordered was quite small, yet it cost around five dollars. I understand that people have hard days, and I typically do not write reviews, but I wanted to share this feedback so these issues can be addressed internally.

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.

Love, love, love that they so many non-dairy options! The set up is similar to any other fro-yo…read morespot except they have smoothies and other treats behind the counter as well. And the staff is so sweet (pun intended). The young man that was working there on my recent blessed me with some inspirational messages. Good stuff from good folks in Oak Cliff!

Cute place with great products. The place could use a deep cleaning tho and the bathroom is always…read morereally nasty. Sometimes not clean places worry me because if you let your bathroom look that way what does your kitchen look like? That ice cream has to be prepped somehow

I will preface that this is my 1st one star rating on any platform…read more I walked in to an inviting room with a bar, and comfortable seating. I ordered a HOT hazelnut latte. I sat down and played a game on my phone while the associate made my drink. She brought me an Iced Latte. No Problem. It happens. Let her know that I ordered a hot latte. She came back a few minutes later with a hot beverage. It tasted weird so when I opened up the lid, I saw that there was no foamed milk. No milk at all. I went to the bar it quietly let her know that that wasn't what I ordered and that I was just going to leave She gave a Long stern look. I asked her if there was something wrong because she was looking at me like I was crazy Her response was "I've already made you two drinks and if you're gonna go then get out of here." "A manager would have made you pay" I order coffee beverages all the time if it's not made correctly that's fine no big deal. But she berated me in a loud voice so everyone in the café/bar could hear. She made some kind of grunting noise as I left. The entire time I was being polite, nice and just wanted latte. I do not enjoy being treated so disrespectfully when I did absolutely nothing wrong within the situation.

Wow! Wow! Wow! Kava catching on in Dallas. Great to have one near Bishop Arts & not too far from…read moredowntown Dallas. Tried three different types and more than satisfied with each. We're Seniors & the respect the service providers and their engaging customers offered us was Red Carpet Welcoming We're definitely going back! They earned five stars! THANKS TKB!!!

The cutest spot. Favorite spot in Dallas for a sweet treat with some board games and fun because…read morethey are open later too! Their cereal bowel are so creative and over the top in the best way. Service can be slow if they are super busy - but it's worth the wait because you can walk around their little mini mart or even play some games. Ambiance is eclectic and fun

Came on a Thursday evening and walked around deciding what to get. They have a lot of options and…read morethe folk that work there are patient and will offer help if you like any! The owner, Micheal I believe, is very kind and is a big reason I come back. They're always updating they're menu and was so pleased they just added a no added sugar vanilla ice cream, which I got as a milkshake. They have plenty of vegan options and lots of games to play with your group. Can't wait to see what else they come up with!

First time going here for breakfast. I ordered the Cholula spicy Chicken, Bacon and Waffle. Food…read morewasn't really spicy but good flavor. Service was slow but it was kinda busy on a Sunday afternoon. Bottomless coffee was a nice addition. Got to try several different types of coffee while waiting on food.

I have been to the Bishop Arts location quite a few times now and have had the same server every…read moretime except for one time. His name starts with a "K." I refuse to go back because of him. His energy is off-putting and unstable. We pay with the InKind app every time and he doesn't seem to know how it works when we pay via the app, although he's done it with us specifically, at least 4-5 times. On top of that he lies and says it's his first time that someone is paying with InKind and I'm just like, how dude? You literally did it with me specifically multiple times On one occasion he ran out after us and accused us of not paying our tab and we explained that we paid through the app and that we would never dine & dash. This last time I paid with the app he made me stand up front while he called someone on the phone to have them explain to him how to do it and he was so frantic during the interaction. Like how is that the guest's problem? I HAVE ALSO ALWAYS TIPPED HIM 20%. I hate to have to call someone out but I'm tired of bad experiences at these restaurants lately and it makes me think I should've just stayed home.

I ordered 2 pack of cigarettes, papers and coffee. They sent a bag full of chips and when I tried…read moreto call the number is a freaking cell phone! $30 plus I have to wait to get back because of their screw up! Just received a refund from last week for something similar from the same store!

This 7 eleven is filthy and attracts the worst elements of the neighborhood which is a rapidly…read moredeveloping and improving area. The owners appear to have no interest in contributing to the area. It has a gas station with the slowest pumps since they were invented. Everything is grimy, sticky, littered with trash, and/or broken. You will have the pleasure of being greeted by bums at the door as a consolation. They don't bother to maintain the property at all. Recommendation: Go to the 7 eleven less than a mile south on Zang and leave this one for the bums.