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I've visited this shop a few times over the past year and the drinks have always been high quality - from brewed coffee to specialty lattes. The baristas are friendly and always craft a yummy beverage, and I love their fun, seasonal offerings! I usually visit early on Saturdays (since they're closed Sundays) so can always find street parking, but I also believe there is a lot nearby. There are some tables and a small bar inside for seating. I highly recommend checking this spot out and will be back!
I found this spot after trying to get matcha from another location that had temporarily closed due to the state fair. It was my first stop leaving the airport and I had no idea where I was in the area. I walked over to this place and was immediately greeted as I entered. The barista was super kind and answered questions that I had about the store and their homemade syrups. They make matcha using a the traditional chawan aka matcha bowl and that warmed this matcha girl's my heart to see! I ordered a dirty matcha since I had an early flight and it was soooo good! The seating is minimal but the vibe is warm. Tons of items to buy/take home, too. A cop even came in to grab a coffee and handed out stickers. Seemed to be a regular, which I always love to see at establishments because that means something if someone goes out of their way to constantly support.
solid service. excellent coffee. the ambiance it airy & calm. there are a couple of tables and chairs outside. the only thing is i wish you could hear the music outside & they had pastries. otherwise if you're in the area and need a coffee fix, definitely check it out.
Quaint and cute coffee shop! Pleasant staff too, loved my lavender iced latte. Wish coffee shops didn't charge an upcharge for dairy-free milk though Would love to visit this spot more often if they had more hours and if they offered WiFi!
charming and high quality. not really set up for many guests to hang out for long, but that's not a bad thing
I was driving by here on the way home during a break and decided to stop in. I ordered an ice matcha with a splash of vanilla for my sister and I ordered a cardamom spice latte for myself. 1st, Kaylee (sorry if I spelled that wrong) was very helpful and patient with me. I I tried both of them I liked the green matcha the best, it had a good taste. I also like the cardamom but if you don't have a broad palette and are picky this might not be for you. It has a strong after taste that some might not like. I liked it and thought it was a great recommendation. I liked the inside of the store it also had a good ambiance to it, I could see my self hanging out and doing some work inside or catching up with a friend. Definitely will be back and recommend if you're in the area. Only downside is they don't serve food so if you're trying to eat, don't come hungry!
Noble Cayote is a breath of fresh air! It's a quaint, modest-sized coffee shop with simple coffee menu items, an eclectic crowd of customers, and beans that are roasted in house. When I came in on a Wednesday afternoon, parking was ample, and I settled into a spot at the communal table inside (if I had to guess, there's probably a max of 10 seats in the shop- some by the window and the other half of seating at the communal table). The decaf oat milk cortado with local honey and cinnamon was one of the best cortados I've had in Dallas (the beans, which they roast in house, gave the espresso in the drink a bright and slightly zesty but not overly acidic taste which paired beautifully with the cinnamon and honey). Alas, I've finally found my go-to coffee shop in Dallas!
This tiny hole-in-the-wall just outside Fair Park roasts their own beans. There's very limited seating and no restrooms. Little to no snacks on the menu. But it's still worth the trip - the pour over coffee is top-notch. I also had a Masala Coffee - kind of a coffee version of a chai latte that was very smooth and not too sweet. Stop by if you happen to be in the neighborhood!
Absolutely amazing checking out the coffee here at Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters. The staff were friendly and fast and the coffee was so good. Definitely recommend checking this spot out if you're into coffee.
Driving home from Lake Ray Hubbard (Swim Across America) to Fort Worth, we searched for a coffee place. WHY GO! Traditional (correct) sizes; very kind customer service and interaction. We're sad our cups are empty. ORDER: 2 oat milk cappuccinos; 1 oat milk steamer with mocha sauce for daughter.
Loved the feel. Amazing fresh roasted coffee. They roast fresh twice weekly. The barista was very knowledgeable and kind. The coffee was so good! Order their Peru pour over. Wife at a Salted Honey Latte with oat milk it was great. Only had take out because of Covid so we didn't het to go inside, than that is was great!
Great vibe, with even better coffee. Easily the best coffee I've had since moving to Dallas three years ago.
Pretty cool coffee shop, I liked the vibes a lot. There was a roastery in the back; they roast their own coffee beans every Tuesday and Thursday! The barista was really nice! She made me a vanilla bean latte-- it was decent. Not the best latte I've ever had, but I could taste the coffee beans and they were on point. Make sure to tell them to make it extra hot-- I don't know why coffee shops make Luke warm coffee and not hot. Its frustrating. I told them to heat it up and they did so that was nice! Btw, parking is horrible if you come at a busy time (which was apparently 8:30 am on a Friday morning, granted, it was the first day of the fair.) It took me 15 mins to find parking and I kept having to check if my car would get towed. Definitely going to come again and try their masala chai, since the barista recommended that.
First off - amazing roastery. Loving the coyote themed vibes in the store and merchandise and the coffee map of the world and (I think I saw someone) buying coffee bean bags! The sticker was hilarious - I knew I had to get it (thanks for not being AI generated!) I don't like cold brew but after sniffing I had to sip it - that was easily the cleanest cold brew I ever tasted. No surprise they won an award in 2016 for best cold brew. I got the honey nut latte and that mix of espresso/honey/vanilla bean syrup/oat milk/cinnamon really caught me off guard - I really enjoyed it (wish I got another to go). At the end of this coffee visit, I can say awoooo! read more
6 months ago
I've been wanting to try different roasters for espresso at home and I enjoyed my visit here. Really cute store with the roasting operation in the back. It's more of a storefront than just a coffee shop but it's set up to deliver both. Easily found street parking right outside. It was a weekday and I had the whole place to myself. The barista was friendly and helped me pick out the right beans and prepared a delicious shot for me. Had a shot of their Midnight beans. Got a to-go latte for my wife and she was very happy with it. Their espresso bean packaging is well designed with a resealable bag and an easy opening tab. Roasting date conveniently printed on the label. Definitely adding them to my rotation. read more
1 year ago
I came to this charming coffee shop recently and was quickly greeted by a barista. Noble Coyote is located in the expo park neighborhood with street parking available. Expo park has a couple of local businesses on that strip as well, including a restauraunt. Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters has a bright and cheery atmosphere. I checked out the menu and was recommended the salty summer bee (iced) due to wanting something sweet. The salty summer bee latte was delicious and refreshing on a hot summer day. I look forward to my next visit. read more
1 year ago
I've visited this shop a few times over the past year and the drinks have always been high quality - from brewed coffee to specialty lattes. The baristas are friendly and always craft a yummy beverage, and I love their fun, seasonal offerings! I usually visit early on Saturdays (since they're closed Sundays) so can always find street parking, but I also believe there is a lot nearby. There are some tables and a small bar inside for seating. I highly recommend checking this spot out and will be back! read more
I found this spot after trying to get matcha from another location that had temporarily closed due to the state fair. It was my first stop leaving the airport and I had no idea where I was in the area. I walked over to this place and was immediately greeted as I entered. The barista was super kind and answered questions that I had about the store and their homemade syrups. They make matcha using a the traditional chawan aka matcha bowl and that warmed this matcha girl's my heart to see! I ordered a dirty matcha since I had an early flight and it was soooo good! The seating is minimal but the vibe is warm. Tons of items to buy/take home, too. A cop even came in to grab a coffee and handed out stickers. Seemed to be a regular, which I always love to see at establishments because that means something if someone goes out of their way to constantly support. read more
solid service. excellent coffee. the ambiance it airy & calm. there are a couple of tables and chairs outside. the only thing is i wish you could hear the music outside & they had pastries. otherwise if you're in the area and need a coffee fix, definitely check it out. read more
2 years ago
Quaint and cute coffee shop! Pleasant staff too, loved my lavender iced latte. Wish coffee shops didn't charge an upcharge for dairy-free milk though Would love to visit this spot more often if they had more hours and if they offered WiFi! read more
2 years ago
I was driving by here on the way home during a break and decided to stop in. I ordered an ice matcha with a splash of vanilla for my sister and I ordered a cardamom spice latte for myself. 1st, Kaylee (sorry if I spelled that wrong) was very helpful and patient with me. I I tried both of them I liked the green matcha the best, it had a good taste. I also like the cardamom but if you don't have a broad palette and are picky this might not be for you. It has a strong after taste that some might not like. I liked it and thought it was a great recommendation. I liked the inside of the store it also had a good ambiance to it, I could see my self hanging out and doing some work inside or catching up with a friend. Definitely will be back and recommend if you're in the area. Only downside is they don't serve food so if you're trying to eat, don't come hungry! read more
4 years ago
Noble Cayote is a breath of fresh air! It's a quaint, modest-sized coffee shop with simple coffee menu items, an eclectic crowd of customers, and beans that are roasted in house. When I came in on a Wednesday afternoon, parking was ample, and I settled into a spot at the communal table inside (if I had to guess, there's probably a max of 10 seats in the shop- some by the window and the other half of seating at the communal table). The decaf oat milk cortado with local honey and cinnamon was one of the best cortados I've had in Dallas (the beans, which they roast in house, gave the espresso in the drink a bright and slightly zesty but not overly acidic taste which paired beautifully with the cinnamon and honey). Alas, I've finally found my go-to coffee shop in Dallas! read more
5 years ago
This tiny hole-in-the-wall just outside Fair Park roasts their own beans. There's very limited seating and no restrooms. Little to no snacks on the menu. But it's still worth the trip - the pour over coffee is top-notch. I also had a Masala Coffee - kind of a coffee version of a chai latte that was very smooth and not too sweet. Stop by if you happen to be in the neighborhood! read more
1 year ago
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4 years ago
Absolutely amazing checking out the coffee here at Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters. The staff were friendly and fast and the coffee was so good. Definitely recommend checking this spot out if you're into coffee. read more
4 years ago
5 years ago
Driving home from Lake Ray Hubbard (Swim Across America) to Fort Worth, we searched for a coffee place. WHY GO! Traditional (correct) sizes; very kind customer service and interaction. We're sad our cups are empty. ORDER: 2 oat milk cappuccinos; 1 oat milk steamer with mocha sauce for daughter. read more
5 years ago
6 years ago
Loved the feel. Amazing fresh roasted coffee. They roast fresh twice weekly. The barista was very knowledgeable and kind. The coffee was so good! Order their Peru pour over. Wife at a Salted Honey Latte with oat milk it was great. Only had take out because of Covid so we didn't het to go inside, than that is was great! read more
4 years ago
Great vibe, with even better coffee. Easily the best coffee I've had since moving to Dallas three years ago. read more
7 years ago
Pretty cool coffee shop, I liked the vibes a lot. There was a roastery in the back; they roast their own coffee beans every Tuesday and Thursday! The barista was really nice! She made me a vanilla bean latte-- it was decent. Not the best latte I've ever had, but I could taste the coffee beans and they were on point. Make sure to tell them to make it extra hot-- I don't know why coffee shops make Luke warm coffee and not hot. Its frustrating. I told them to heat it up and they did so that was nice! Btw, parking is horrible if you come at a busy time (which was apparently 8:30 am on a Friday morning, granted, it was the first day of the fair.) It took me 15 mins to find parking and I kept having to check if my car would get towed. Definitely going to come again and try their masala chai, since the barista recommended that. read more
Ok I came in because I had to pee. I stayed and got an Ethiopian pour over with honey. Everyone was super nice and kind. I loved being there even while waiting. I would go back any day. Stop in if you are in the neighborhood! Price point is on par and coffee is great! read more
Local business ran by local people roasting some absolutely amazing beans locally. Easily accessible from the Santa Fe Trail and super bike friendly folks. Barking dog espresso beans were well balanced and delicious. I'll definitely be back when this bags gone. Thanks guys read more
4 years ago
Great coffee and wonderful staff. I enjoyed a pour over and it was perfect! The Firefly Roast was full of bright flavor. Highly recommend! read more
8 years ago
Amazing in house roasted beans. A peaceful atmosphere with warm and welcoming staff. I loved all of their shop gems, especially the quality branded mugs they have. The real deal is all of their affordable, unique coffee courses they offer (in the roasting lab) from cupping, aeropress and more! This makes a great space for the coffee lover!!! read more
3 years ago
11 years ago
This little mom and pop coffee bean company takes the prize for the best coffee in Dallas. They sell their beans at numerous stores in Dallas and 5-10 coffee shops are now brewing their beans. They do not have their own coffee shop, so you have to be willing to brew at home or find some of their coffee in one of the shops to try it. Your other option is to find them at one of the several farmer's markets that they have a stand at. (Check their facebook page because they are great about updating the page as to where they will be!) They are always willing to let you sample the coffee there and they sell it by the cup too. Also if you are a coffee nerd like me, don't be shy at the farmer's market, they are equally excited to have coffee nerd conversations. **Also as a note they do take credit card at the farmer's market.** They have the perfect mix of freshness, time, and technique that produces exceptional coffee. All of their beans are fair trade and sustainably sourced. Their beans range between $12-$15 for 12 ounces of beans. Maybe a little pricey compared to grocery store beans but entirely worth it. So now for the breakdown. I have tried the following beans: Ethiopia Limu: The most recent beans I have tried. These beans have a sweet cherry taste to them at first. They end with a dark chocolate finish. I would give it an A. Barking Dog Espresso: My least favorite of the blends that I have tried. It does have a chocolate finish as well but just not my favorite ---A-. That said it might be my favorite compared to many other roaster's best brews--it has some steep competition. "DRC" Congo: My favorite of the beans I have tried so far. A rich chocolate start with a fruity floral end. This one can be hard to find. A+. Rwanda: This had more of a floral start to it if I remember correctly. I would rank it third place after the Ethiopia and the DRC. Those are the four I have tried so far, excited to keep sampling! read more
8 years ago
WOW. I mean, seriously, wow! SOOO insanely good. Impeccably clean space serving some of the best coffee in DFW. Perfectly poured cortado and wonderfully fresh nitro cold brew. Cool to watch them roast right in front of you. Great location. Friendly baristas. This place took the lead as one of my favorites. read more
We love Noble Coyote! We purchase their beans from Whole Foods, and had no idea they were available at area Farmers Markets until I read a review by another Yelper. Our favorites are the Morning Grind and the Peru one (I don't think it has a name). Excellent strong coffee...tastes great as espresso or latte. Keep it up, Noble Coyote!!! read more
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819 Exposition Ave
Dallas, TX 75226
Exposition Park, Fair Park
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