After a handful of visits I can safely say coffee folk is for the community!!!…read moreIt's so cool to see people coming out and sitting on the tables and even bringing their own lawn chairs to relax and chat. The coffee is AMAZING- beans are so fresh and the flavors they have, my favorite is lavender and vanilla mix, are to die for! It is definitely worth the drive, luckily not too too far for me- do come visit! If they start selling merch like stickers I'll be definitely buying me one!

I came back to try the burnt sugar Himalayan salt latte and it was great! The salt and sweet kind…read moreof reminds me of chocolate with salt crystals in it. Ryan, the roaster, was friendly and cool to connect with. The whole establishment is just approachable, generous coffee folk. The patio seating is phenomenal on a clear day, and seating options provide a great mix of connection and space.

A regular spot for me. Y'all know I love supporting a locally owned coffee shop, but sometimes…read moreyou're in a rush or you're just leaving the Walmart next door, so you stop by your closest Starbys -- and this spot happens to be one of mine. It's clean, it's well-staffed, the drive thru line moves quickly, the employees are kind and know what they're doing. It's a well operated machine, here. Can't complain!

Went through the drive thru and they were quick and efficient. Made it easy for me to hold the 3…read moredrink order by offering and providing a cup holder.

This is a quaint place with character. Grab your laptop or a few friends and come by to enjoy a…read morerich cup of Coffee. This is a must try for those who love a good cup of Joe The service is on point. You will not be disappointed.

Honestly, I really loved the vibe and culture around Black Coffee. The drink itself was smooth with…read morea great foam -- the kind I'm still trying to recreate at home. Service was also great, and the staff were patient and helpful with all our questions. The "take a book, leave a book" idea was a really nice touch for the community. That said, it's not somewhere I'd go regularly. Part of it is the area, but even then, it feels more like a spot you check out once rather than keep coming back to. Good experience overall, just not a go-to for me.

I went here to get a drink and journal with a friend. I can't speak highly enough about the…read morebeautiful and wonderful staff! I had decision fatigue and couldn't decide what to get. I asked for a surprise iced tea. They made me a pomegranate and peach iced tea and it was wonderful. The vibes are very cozy and calm. I could have worked, chatted, or just sat here and enjoyed. It catered to all! They also offer little wooden hearts you can color and hang on their mirror. Parking was a breeze- plenty of space!

What a wonderful event, The Clove Cafe is a true gem. The warmth you find here, you will not find…read moreat your local "coffee shop". While there, a lady came in with her mother, the owner of the establishment came out to greet her in a way a friend would greet another. When you're wanting something that feels genuine and from the heart, this will be a cafe I'd recommend. Everyone, knows someone, even if meeting as strangers over coffee or nibbles of sweet pastries. Heck, you can throw in some games to that, as well. As someone stated in a previous review, it seems as if everyone who works there, truly loves being there. It isn't a chore, it isn't about rushing to get to the next drink preparation, they're, there to make sure you have the best experience in the place they nurture for others to enjoy. I appreciate that. Blueberry Matcha: I'm a fan, but not a fan of matcha. To explain, not everyone knows how to balance the taste of matcha. It's either way too earthy/gritty or not sweet enough, it has been rare that someone knows how to balance that combination. I have never tried a blueberry matcha and was excited to see this was one of our options. This was superb. The blueberry wasn't in syrup form, it was a blueberry foam that added the perfect amount of flavor and sweetness. This is something I'd get again, and again. Too many people ruin matcha's with syrup that swims on the bottom, here, not even. Seasonal: White Chocolate Rose Scone I'll admit, I'm not a scone person. The scones I've tried in the past, were hard and flaky and that's what turned me away from there. But this scone was soft and moist, I truly enjoyed every bite. I am now open to trying others, but only at this cafe. Cheddar Chive Biscuit: My favorite. Well, my favorite is their Pepper Jack Jalapeno Biscuit, so this will be my second. I warmed it up and added a touch of butter, OOOHHWEEEE, it more than hit the spot. I can't wait to have one again. With this latest visit, I learned they alternate their biscuits monthly and they have calendars available to remind their patrons. There are several I'd love to try and thankfully, they're being served on my days off. This is such a beautiful establishment, that's inside and out.

I stopped here on a lazy Sunday morning. It's a cute space... you can see they put in effort to…read morekeep with the bee theme. The owner/barista was very friendly and eager to suggest things from their Fall menu. I tried a vanilla latte and a cheese danish - they were both sweet, but not cloyingly so. I really appreciated the free water dispenser, I felt a little dehydrated and it was nice to slake my thirst so I could really savor my latte. I was surprised there weren't more honey-themed signature drinks. They had a Texas pecan coffee drink that looked interesting... maybe I'll try it next ti The space is huge - lots of cafe tables and a sofa seating area at the front with plenty of plants. The latte was a little spendy - 7 bucks, but I think there's a discount for North Richland Hills residents. This coffee shop is relatively new. Give it a try - you won't be disappointed.

Chorizo burrito amazing great service and most importantly great Coffee love this placeread more

Excellent Bagels and coffee and cream cheese!…read more My wife said she will dream about these bagels when we move away from the area. The bakery is a quaint little bakery, but it holds some great treasures. The staff was kind and attentive. The coffee is excellent and the cream cheese spread is homemade! We will definitely be back to enjoy the bagels and Eggels!

My husband may be addicted to their eggells with bacon and egg. He recently had it on parmesan…read morebagel and wanted to go back today for another one. They are very filling with plenty of egg and bacon. We also enjoy a caramel macchiato that I still think is better than Starbucks. Order at register once you know what you want. The earlier you get there the more choices you have. If going in afternoon the some bagel choices, scones, muffins, croissants (including sandwiches and piggies) are likely to be gone. They appear to be in process with some changes to inside seating area. Staff have always been professional.

Friendly owner, good coffee. Tried the breakfast with a sausage croissant. Pretty good. Looks like…read morethey have space for performers. Plenty of seating. They also sell beans they roast on site.

We were the only people in line and no one else was in the shop either, took them 15 minutes for 2…read more12oz coffees and one microwaved sandwich. The coffee was overly sweet couldn't tell there was coffee, sandwich was soggy and extremely small, despite charging me nearly $13.

I went in a couple months back on my way to the laundromat because they are very close. What an…read moreamazing surprise delicious freshly made donuts sausage rolls and sandwiches, the people working there are very nice always great you with a smile. They fill my jelly to order so it's not sitting around getting soggy. The sandwiches are a work of art and quite delicious. A Gain the staff is so welcoming and the shop is very clean. Now I look forward to laundry on Sunday mornings

The sausage roll and donuts were good. The young male cashier was friendly and understood me fairly…read morewell. I like that they have a drive-through, which is uncommon for shops in the area.

Race Street Coffee is truly one of the coziest coffee shops I've ever visited. The owner is…read moreincredibly friendly, welcoming, and genuinely cares that every guest feels at home. There's always a local artist's work on display, adding so much character and creativity to the space. They offer a wonderful selection of coffees, teas, and specialty drinks, along with delicious pastries and snacks. My favorite part is the beautiful courtyard, lovingly maintained by the owner with artistic touches and lush plants--it feels like a peaceful little oasis. Now, whenever I'm anywhere nearby, I find myself stopping in just to enjoy a great cup of coffee and the warm, friendly atmosphere. Race Street Coffee has become one of my favorite places in Fort Worth. Highly recommended!

I came here for a date, and it turned out to be the perfect spot. The ambience is chill…read moreasf--laid-back, comfortable, and exactly what you'd want from a real coffee house. It has its own personality and doesn't feel like one of those commercial, cookie-cutter chains where every location is the same. The iced vanilla latte was so good--smooth, flavorful, and perfectly balanced without being overly sweet. You can tell they actually care about making quality coffee. Whether you're meeting someone for a first date, catching up with friends, or just looking for a place to relax or get some work done, this is a great choice. I'll definitely be back for another iced vanilla latte.

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