I love the design and atmosphere of this place. It's very elegant and minimal when it comes to…read morelayout and decor, and has the most peaceful vibe to it. What I also love is this is one of the few places that stay open later (11pm), so if you're needing another place to go to finish work then Arwa can be that space for you. When it comes to their coffee selection, they have quite a few drinks I've never heard of. I wish there was a sampler version I could order to be able to try a bit of everything. I wish I would've asked more questions about their coffee & got recommendations but I didn't want to take too long, so went with a latte. It was certainly delicious & on the sweet side without being overly sugary/candied. As much as I know I'd order it again I definitely want to come back to try something I've never had. They also have some desserts & other edible items to choose from, so if you're in the area give this place a try.

Sadly disappointed and confused. First day we ordered 2 Chai teas one regular and one Latte which…read morewere perfect and delicious. We enjoyed the peaceful environment, decor and tasty desserts.. 3 days later we ordered 2 Chai lattes drinks but they taste totally different and flavorless. They made them twice and failed each time. They told me that the person who made them correctly on Friday was in training and must have made them incorrectly?? I hope the get it right because I really enjoyed my initial visit.

Wonderful experience! The coffee is delicious, service wonderful, and the atmosphere is comfortable…read moreand welcoming. Love that they have several different types of seating options. Great for meeting friends or working. Highly recommend!!

The coffee is was great and the baristas were kind, but making one person work the entire shop…read morethemselves is CUREL AND UNPROFESSIONAL!!

Absolutely delicious. I got the breakfast in a bowl and it was very flavorful! I also got the…read moreGerman chocolate latte iced and it was delicious as well. My spouse got the leige waffles and very much enjoyed it. The service was friendly and helpful as well as pretty quick. I was happy to see that since they were a little busy. The vibe is really calm and could be a great place to sit and work or just sit and have a nice conversation with friends. I only wish there were more gluten free options, but overall it was great!

In my quest to check out new coffee shops, I thought I'd pop by and check out Armor Coffee…read more I liked it, although it doesn't look or feel like a coffee shop - it really is more like a fast-casual full service restaurant. You order at the front counter - there was a very long line during my visit. I think things were held up by the fact that there was a paper menu, and also a digital display board menu (sight lines were poor though) and the menus didn't match! Employees didn't seem sure which menu was "accurate" which slowed down ordering for everyone. Once I'd ordered and selected a table, service was great. They bring your order to the table with the matching number. Bathrooms were clean. They had a separate room for groups to meet. Overall, it's a cool space. Again, it didn't feel like a coffee shop. If you're just popping in for a cup of coffee, it'll probably feel like "too much" but if you want a full breakfast experience, it's perfect.

I came here for an iced latte and was genuinely surprised to see an extra $1 charge just for ice…read more Not a size upgrade, not extra espresso--ice. When I questioned it, the staff insisted this is "legit." Let's be clear: charging customers an additional dollar for ice in an iced drink feels deceptive and opportunistic. Ice is not an add-on; it is an expected component of an iced latte. If higher pricing is needed, it should be transparently built into the menu price--not added as a surprise charge at checkout. The food itself was acceptable, but practices like this leave a very bad taste. Customers deserve honesty and upfront pricing, not nickel-and-diming over something as basic as ice. I won't be returning, and I would strongly caution others to check their receipt carefully.

The place is beautiful inside with plenty of space to sit and enjoy your coffee or matcha. I wanted…read moreto have a mango matcha but they didn't have any more of their mango syrup so I went with a strawberry matcha instead and it was tasty. It didn't seem like the strawberry syrup was fresh that was my only issue. But overall it was a good drink. My husband tried on of their traditional coffees which he enjoyed very much.

Lovely staff, lovely space, and great coffee here at Acacia! It's about five minutes away from DT…read moreRowlett so we popped in to check out the event space and were impressed! Check them out for your next baby shower, networking event, or co-working space.

What a great place for the community!…read more I have driven past this place several times but never really stopped in and checked it out, or honestly, gave it much thought. I am not being negative, it just did not register with me. That all changed today when my granddaughter's dance company held a recital at Acacia Collective. My first observation was that there was ample parking, which was nice. In addition to the parking lot in front, there was also an even larger lot in the back. Walking in, I was impressed again. The architecture and its use of woods helped make the place very inviting and relaxing. The people inside were as welcoming as the facility itself. There is a lot going on here... The Acacia Collective houses an auditorium, a coffee shop, a childcare/mother's day out facility, an l shared work space, and more. At the tables there were puzzles being built, people drinking coffee, people enjoying the wonderful baked goods from the coffee shop, and others enjoying the Wi-Fi on their laptops and more. I personally had an Asiago bagel with cream cheese, and also a cinnamon role muffin. Both were delicious! I would be remiss if I finished this review without mentioning the staff at the coffee shop. They were super polite and a joy to interact with. Great customer service! They also worked hard handling the influx of people. Acacia Collective also proved to be a great place to hold a dance recital!

Not a quick to go coffee shop, they really take their time to create the best coffee to order. If…read moreyou have the time to wait for your coffee it's well worth the wait! I got the karak chai and the spice flavors were spot on!

A good friend from Houston took me to Haraz coffee house in Sugarland, TX. Loved their bee bites,…read moreambiance and especially Pistachio latte. When I was searching for a coffee in Plano area, I found this place. Since the staff was cleaning, they took my order of Pistachio latte and bee bites only after a 5 minutes wait. I was a bit concerned about ordering the last pie of bee bites and it turned out hard and borderline okay. It took about 10 minutes to receive Pistachio latte. But it was worth every minute. Best PL for sure! Ambiance looked very similar to the one in Sugarland but smaller in size.

My husband and I wanted something sweet to eat on New Year's Eve. We Googled and found this place…read more Our desserts were scrumptious! My husband had the Italian Cream Cake. I had the Brownie Sizzler (picture attached). We did a Chocolate Cake takeout for our youngest son (he said it was VEEERY chocolaty - maybe too much --- BUT --- with the right amount of ice cream = was good!). I plan to return to try some of their other food items. They have quite a bit on the menu. It had a great smell when you walked in the door with nice seating.

A great option even for a late night with endless choice of desserts, loose leaf hot teas, and…read morecoffees. It was soooo busy on Saturday night, but the service was nice and fast. Everything tasted amazing and the ice cream options were great. The scoops were huge too! Definitely will be back when in the area!

I always get a little envious of how every suburb of Dallas seems to have such a cool town square,…read moreand Plano is no different. Located among the shops and bars of historic downtown sits 1418 Coffee, a cute and genuinely great little shop that fits the area perfectly. Inside, the shop is fairly narrow but offers a good amount of both indoor and outdoor seating. I arrived with a friend a little before 11 am on a Sunday, and it was absolutely packed. A biking group was posted up outside, students were inside working on homework, even though most colleges have not started yet, and plenty of other patrons were taking their Sunday mornings easy. Despite having at least 10 to 15 people in front of us, the line moved pretty quickly. My friend who was more of a regular at the shop knew a lot of the staff and had convos with them. It feels like a little community! I ordered the Maple Sausage Croissant sourced from Sugar Loaf Bakery along with a hot Purple Haze latte made with lavender and vanilla syrup. My drink came out fairly quickly, and I thought it was great. It was well balanced and not overly sweet. As for the Maple Sausage Croissant, it was exactly what it sounded like, a maple sausage tucked into a croissant. I initially expected the croissant itself to be maple flavored, similar to a McGriddle, but it was still fresh and enjoyable. They had been keeping them warm in a heater throughout the morning, which definitely helped. I have stopped by 1418 Coffee a few times when visiting Dallas, and I plan to keep returning. They consistently do a great job and fit right into the charm of downtown Plano. RIYL: A warm haven in a beautiful downtown.

Hands down love 1418 Coffee even after only three visits! I'm working in Plano this month and…read moreneeded to find a good caffeine stop after my long commute from Fort Worth. The baristas are all super friendly and were happy to answer all my questions. It's also super cozy with dim lighting, and the music isn't super overpowering or loud. There's mostly comfy couches but also a few tables and high top seating. Just a little chilly, so I'd recommend bringing a jacket. I was able to comfortably complete some work on my laptop, with working wifi. There were also people here socializing in the morning. They no longer serve breakfast tacos, so I opted for a bacon cheddar scone at one visit and a lemon blueberry scone on another. They were both delicious! The baristas told me that their chai leans toward the sweeter side versus the spicier side, so I opted for an iced sugar-free vanilla latte, which was not overly sweet. I also tried the beez neez (latte with honey and cinammon) another time and enjoyed it! They offer 2% milk, which I don't always find at coffee shops. Since it's in downtown Plano, there's street parking, which wasn't difficult for me since I came at 8 AM. I believe there are parking garages located nearby. Overall, I've greatly enjoyed 1418 Coffee and will most definitely be visiting more throughout this month while I'm working in the area!

Such a sweet place to meet up with a friend in Wylie. I love that the money you spend here goes to…read moregood causes. They sell products here that support those around the world as well. Everything is affordable. The space is comfortable and cozy, and it's always been quiet when I've been there- really ideal for studying and having solid one-on-one time with others that feels really intentional.

The latte was wonderful with great service! I loved it. The restrooms are very clean.read more

Love my emotional support Keki foam matcha! It's become my new hyper fixation and it's silly but…read moreI'm obsessed. The cold foam just does it for me and I love that it's in a convenient location. They offer rewards if you input your phone number and placing your order online a few minutes before arriving leads to almost no wait time.

This was honestly so disappointing. Keki is a Vietnamese-owned cafe that offers Vietnamese coffee…read moreand matcha. I ordered the pistachio pudding matcha, early grey matcha, and strawberry matcha. My total came out to be $26.53... and it wasn't worth it. I hate to say that I didn't like any of the drinks. They seem to be all watered down and tasted nutty (not just the pistachio pudding one, it was all of them. I ordered all with whole milk.) They were slightly sweet, but not in a good way, and probably because the drinks weren't good in general. They did make the drinks pretty fast. My rating would probably be lower :( but to be fair, they're known for their japanese cheesecakes, and I didn't get to try that. The cafe is very clean and is a cute place to study at.