TL:DR Fantastic Macchiato and Espresso well worth the visit! This small coffee shop that's nestled in the corner of The Joule (Hotel) is wonderful. The coffee they serve not only tastes great, they are gentle and warm. Perfect for even the toughest mornings to get you going. The shining jewel is the fantastic ceramic cups they use, which compliment the coffee so well that I just have to get my own. It's an experience that you won't want to miss out on! read more

VIBES FOR DAYS + THE BEST CORTADO I'VE EVER HAD!!! This little gem inside The Joule is absolutely worth stopping in. Counter Culture coffee and Local Press fresh juice combined with a visually stunning setting filled with incredible sculptures and mosaic wall art set. Need I say more? Well, okay then. You also have the magic of downtown Dallas and really knowledgable, friendly baristas who make the best cortado I've had the privilege of tasting. Alright, I'm done. You just gotta go. read more

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Weekend Coffee is currently my go to coffee shop when I'm in Downtown Dallas. The vibe here is unique and different, mainly because it's found inside a beautiful hotel named "The Joule". I love how the decor is always changing inside, and usually when I come the crowd isn't that huge- so seating isn't an issue. Coffee (Cold Brew): Their Cold Brew comes in one size, a general medium sized plastic cup for 4 bucks. I'm not a coffee professional but it falls into the light-medium roast. If you like to add flavoring you'll be limited to just agave syrup. It's good because it's not overwhelmingly sweet nor bitter, the agave gives it a good balance. read more

Weekend Coffee - Inside the Joule cafe, where Weekend Coffee is found. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dallas, Texas

This is another of the many nice local coffee shops in the area. Unlike most of the other local coffee shops I frequent (which tend to be more hipster) Weekend Coffee has a very modern and contemporary feel to it. A big part of this is due to the fact that Weekend Coffee resides inside The Joule Hotel. While the official address for The Joule is on Main Street, Weekend Coffee is located on the 'back side' which can be entered from Commerce Street. As for their coffee, they brew a very nice cup of java. I have also had the chance to try their cappuccino which was very nice too. Another good thing about Weekend Coffee is they brew their own Cold Brew and bottle it. That's right, they bottle it. It's easily some of the best Cold Brew I've had. Note, it sells out fairly quickly so if Cold Brew is your coffee of choice, stop by earlier in the day. Weekend Coffee is a great spot to come and enjoy a cup of coffee and chat (quietly) with friends. Because it's located on the main level of the hotel, there can be traffic at times and because of this I would not attempt to come here and work or study. This makes a decent spot to people watch. As the name implies, Weekend Coffee will continue to be my rotation of coffee shops to stop by on weekend or any other day that I'm away from the office. read more

Weekend Coffee - The end of my Weekend Iced Coffee - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Need a new place to study and I'm still going around looking for the best coffee shop. Found this one on Yelp actually! Since it's inside a hotel, it was hard to find at first because I just walked passed it and not realized. But it's super cute!! The barista was very nice and answered my questions and chatted with me. There isn't really any seating, but I just sat in the area right in front of it (part of the hotel). Wifi wasn't great so I didn't even stay long because I had trouble playing my lectures. read more

Weekend Coffee - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Took me a while to find this place. but that's downtown for you. Inside the coffee shop, there are only a few seats but outside there is plenty of seats that you can lounge on. I got the iced Americano and it was quite delicious! Price wasn't too overpriced. The baristas there were very kind and made the drinks very well. They also have a shelf with different coffee related items that you can purchase. There are a lot of coffee shops around Dallas Downtown but I was glad I chose this one c: read more

Excellent coffee and service. They have almond milk and oat milk alternatives. I had the oat milk latte. The staff was very helpful in locating a working restroom in the spa, which was super nice. The one in the lobby was closed for maintenance. read more

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[Out-of-Towner Review] How every boutique hotel, boutique coffee shop should be. All the fellas were nursing hangovers and I was left to my own devices and went on a solo mission to find a new coffee spot (goal of every trip, duh). I knew this one was really close, but I didn't realize it was across the street and through the swanky hotel I'd been seeing every day of my trip. The bell hop men were so nice, they directed me to the coffee when my phone was being weird with the maps app. I said thanks and went on my merry almost caffeinated way! Boughie to say the least, I was really under dressed to saunter through this hotel. But oh well, I just wanted coffee. The small coffee shop was super cute, very minimal in decoration, with a small coffee bar for ordering. I couldn't decide between try their house brew or 'treat yo self' with a soy mocha. Since it was our last day of the trip, I went with treat yo self and grabbed a mocha. I waited for it there and then carefully carried it to the hotel waiting area or the coffee shops additional seating area, I cannot tell the difference, to find a seat. I decided on the very low couch, since no one was sitting there. My soy mocha was divine, although there wasn't enough of it. It was hipsterly priced, but tasted delicious! I could have drank at least four more of them and been completely satisfied. If swanky people watching is your thing, you'd love this spot. Not everyone is swanky, but the decor definitely is. The coffee shop brings the spot down to reality a bit, but still fits in really nicely. Since the mocha wasn't enough for me, I decided to grab a house brew to-go, as well as one for one of hungover fellas back at the house. Again, I was happy with my choice to get a second coffee. The price fits in with the location and a local, boutique coffee shop. It was a little pricey, but this is to be expected. Is hipster swanky even a thing? Cause they nailed it, if it is... read more

Weekend Coffee - Soy mocah - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Had a crack head take my book and coffee while I was in the restroom barista handled it really well called security and made me a new coffee great service good coffee good people read more

Amazing little coffee shop. At first appearance, it's basic. Bright white and light wood, a neon pink "coffee" sign, and a simple chalk board of maybe a dozen drink options. As you approach, you see a small case of baked goodies and a sign for breakfast taco options. Nothing appears extraordinary but everything absolutely is. The cappuccino with almond milk was perfectly frothy and creamy. The slightest addition of sugar made it perfect. I had the egg white taco, which was yummy. But it was the donuts that were utterly amazing. I had the pistachio and the mocha and they were just to die for. Super moist cake donuts, that had the hard exterior but slightly crumbly inside. The icings were just the right amount and not overly sweet. These were honestly two of the best donuts I've ever had. This is where I'll be stopping each and every time I'm in Dallas. read more

I ordered a Spanish Latte and breakfast taco which was so good! The coffee shop is within a hotel and has plenty of space for lounging and hanging out while enjoying your coffee. It's such a vibe and definitely worth checking out! read more

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Hidden coffee shop in the Joule Hotel off Commerce St in downtown Dallas. Great cup of coffee and cup of chai tea. Probably one of my favorite cup of chai teas here. Nice setting in the hotel, seats and tables outside the coffee shop. read more

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This small little coffee stop is unique and perfect for a quick dip in after exploring Dallas. Coffee came out quickly and on time even though there was a line. read more

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The best coffee ever!! I'm a coffee fanatic and Weekend coffee exceeded my expectations! It's a 25-30 min drive for me but worth the time! You will be a forever fan! read more

If they could lose the dick attitude and just serve coffee, that would be pretty dope. They overcharge for alternative milks, even for cups that cost them a matter of cents for the amount of milk they use. They don't seem too knowledgable about customer satisfaction.. especially if they don't have something the customer wants. As an owner of a bustling coffee shop myself in Los Angeles, they have soooooo much work to do. Oh, the coffee, it was just OK. read more

Very quaint shop inside a hotel. Perfect for a quick latte and a brief chat. Theres a few places to sit, but I wouldn't come here for computer work. The tea was stellar. Very unique black tea with an unexpected berry twist. The spanish latte is sweetened with condensed milk and cinnamon which really gives it a creamy and rich favor profile. Come here for the coffee, not the environment. read more

Weekend Coffee - Spanish Latte and Black Tea - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dallas, Texas

They have delicious and strong coffee. We will be visiting this place again! Parking is street parking and they have indoor seating. read more

This is a great place to go grab coffee. It's located inside the Joule hotel. I received great customer service here. They have a small area to sit. I always see people working on their laptops. If you're looking for some good coffee come here! read more

Pretty nice place to grab a coffee. Well located and with a very nice staff. Also, you can have a bite

Weekend Coffee is located inside The Joule, which is very convenient for guests staying in the hotel. My husband and I ordered their delicious lattes and bacon tacos (Scrambled eggs, bacon, cheddar cheese, flour tortilla) for breakfast. Friendly and helpful baristas that answered all our questions about the drinks they offer. I also love that they are dog friendly! Our pup had a great time. Vibe is modern and trendy. read more

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10/10 - honestly, the best oat milk latte I've ever had. It was conveniently 700 feet from our hotel but this hotel was so cool. Make sure you know where you're going otherwise you'll miss it from the street. The baristas were very nice and seemed to love what they do - which makes a difference! read more

Weekend Coffee - a view of a coffee shop - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Pretty good and quick on the sunday morning we went. I had the Horchata Cold Brew (which was really delightful) and my S.O. had the Spanish Latte (also pretty good). For a quick bite, we tried the breakfast tacos... My potato and eggs taco was pretty good (although I would ask for an extra salsa because it was a large taco). We also had the egg and bacon taco, but it wasn't as good, but I was happy overall (so five stars from me). read more

Updating my review because I am in love with Weekend! The staff was super kind and explained all of their various pastries to me to help me find the perfect one. I was also informed that there is validated parking, for free, which was my main distress when coming here, so yay! The coffee is great, and this is such a cute spot to hang out in the Joule lobby. It's pet friendly, and there is a lot of seating and free wi-fi. Oh, and they have breakfast tacos. I could spend all day here. read more

I like my coffee how I like my handbags......swanky. We stopped in here after running the Turkey Trot downtown and was stoked to see somewhere open on Thanksgiving. They have a limit menu but they have offer handcrafted drinks which makes up for the menu size. I liked the simplicity of their drinks and offerings, the Americano I had was perfect and finished in the right amount of time (i.e., not in 30 seconds, I don't trust that ish). Solid place to grab a coffee while downtown! read more

I chose Weekend Coffee because, as its name indicates, it's open on the weekend. In particular, it was the only place open nearby in downtown on a Sunday morning. It's attached to the lobby of a hotel so not really a stand-alone shop. It's seating area is attached to the hotel lobby and was fairly noisy. The shop was really busy, presumably because it was the only option open. I got a drip coffee that was fine but nothing special. The staff was very friendly. My wife got a latte, which she said was good. This is a fine choice if you're looking for coffee in downtown Dallas on Sunday morning. read more

(3.5 /4 stars) Weekend Coffee gots to get credit for having style. Located inside (?)/next to (?) the Joule hotel, it's definitely got the "wow-this-place-be-fancy-huh" factor going for it. Good ambiance, nice drinks Short version: I would recommend Weekend Coffee for anyone who wants to impress --- the place gets a big YES for style, environment, ambiance, and quality of drinks/pastries! However, it does run on the slightly pricier side (if you get pastries + drink you will likely push for around $8-10) and there just isn't too much room for large groups. Parking is also somewhat of a struggle --- gotta find your expensive street parking... so bring lots of change. Come here if you are alone or with one other person, and if you do not have lots of luggage! The "deets": The beverages here are your staple selections of coffees and teas. They are served in large teacups and teapots, delivered on a wooden board, which adds to their photogenicity (is this a word?). Drinks wise, they are decently priced --- expect to spend around $5! In addition to the drinks, the front counter offers a good selection of pastries. These babies are BIG. As in you will be VERY satisfied with your purchase after you finish eating it kind of "big". I have tried the lemon poppy seed pound cake and the chocolate pound cake (?), both of which were so delicious! It does seem like they have diff pastries depending on day, but regardless, the quality of these treats are superb ^^b. Environment wise, this place is nice and got a good hipster vibe to it. The downside is that there isn't that much "study room" or table room for those who are looking for a work area. There are 2 large tables with power outlets, probably able to accommodate 3 people comfortably each, but both times I went they were full. Other than the large tables, there are couches and small round tables scattered around, which work well for customers looking for a nice chatting place, but probably not if you have lots of papers or anything. Also, make sure your laptop is fully charged b/c other than close to the large tables and the long couch, I wasn't able to locate another power outlet :( Service wise, nothing special. The people in the front will take ur orders but that's about it (they don't juggle or anything :P). One big (?) issue I had was with parking. Both times I came I struggled with finding a spot. You gotta look real hard for street parking nearby, and even then, expect to walk a bit unless you get super lucky or if you get valet. On the plus side, once you walk out of the shop, you will be greeted by a beautiful downtown dallas street view :) v nice~ There is also a cool lil bookshop next door, plus you can always visit the super fancy Joule hotel literally 10 feet over. noiceee read more

Weekend Coffee - Lemon Poppy Pound Cake + a cup of Jasmine Tea (unpoured). Let's all be cultured! :P A perfect combination and portion size (share w/ frans) - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Location is somewhat convenient (connected to a hotel I believe) but not easy to find. Quantity was far less than I expected for a large latte. Also it was too much milk but foam was perfect. Not sure if this is worth of $5. read more

Weekend Coffee - Large Latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Cute atmosphere and very good coffee! The staff was wonderful. We went back both mornings we were in town.

Amazing caramel oat milk latte and croissants! The baristas are extremely nice and fast. The seating area is pretty and clean as well. Wifi, however, is a little weak so wouldn't recommend doing any work that requires a strong connection in the sitting area. read more

What a hidden gem! I really dig this place as it is located inside Joule Hotel. Not typically like to hangout at hotels for coffee but this is one exception. The modern luxury decor and relaxed atmosphere make you feel like you can come here unwind, read, work on your laptop or perhaps people watch. What is different about this coffee shop versus others is that it offers spacious area for you to sit quietly. I definitely can see myself coming here during the business hours to get some work done as opposed to working at the office with all the distractions. The coffee was great but the pastry could improve a little. The ham and cheese croissant was chewy and therefore I gave this place a four star. read more

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Weekend (Coffee) is located in the lobby of the Joule hotel in downtown Dallas. I've been here a couple of times, and they are perfectly consistent. I love the cappuccinos here. The fresh squeezed juices are also really good, but way too pricey ($4.50 for orange juice) to get again. As for the food, their baked goods are really, really good. My biscuit was big and fluffy, and it came with butter and jam. Delicious! My boyfriend got the quiche, and it was perfect! Moist but not soggy. Most quiches I've had at coffee shops are way too dry, but this wasn't the case at all. The Belgian street waffle is so sweet that it's almost more of a dessert than a breakfast food. I actually was lured in here by a photo of their egg & biscuit... but they've taken them off the shelves for now. Bring them back, pleaase! I must try it! The only con is that it's unnecessarily expensive. Otherwise, I'd stop by here every day! Tip: Come here early if you want any food because they run out quick! I came here during lunch, and they only had 2 quiches left... read more

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Downtown Dallas is slowly stealing my heart (wallet contents, gas, time...you name it) away. White + wooden accents, leather stitched seats with aqua metal lining, a glass paneled wall with a direct view of the upscale fashion + beauty shop across the corridor - ugh Weekend, stop being so perfect. There's one long marble countertop that can seat up to 4 but no matter, there's plenty more seating in the hip Joule lobby. (And of course the low buzz of conversation of cool Dallasites seamlessly complements the indie/alt/pop/rock playlist humming along in the background.) The small cashier counter boasts a pour over display and simple menu of drinks + pastries. Yes, drinks are on the expensive side but understandably since you're paying for swank nation here. Lattes come in cute stone bottomed white mugs and the counter milk in ceramic milk jugs (seriously, the details). Baristas are chill. As if they didn't need more of my money, Weekend also boasts a robust selection of goods for purchase - the magazines (kinfolk, gather, cereal, cherry bomb) and standard coffee brewing gear (chemex, slender spouted kettles, mugs) are tempting to say the least. And if I couldn't end this on a happier note, FREE VALET. Word. read more

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Come here if you a) want to feel like a tourist in your own city (i.e. staycation), b) love a good cold brew, c) feel like pretending you're fancy for a little bit. Don't let that deter you from going...you'd be just as welcome in jeans and a tee. The coffee was great. The atmosphere was quiet and cozy, but definitely not your typical coffee shop. I'd go back. read more

Great little coffee shop inside the Joule hotel. Their Gibraltar was smooth and beautiful. I also had a cold brew and although I'm just starting to explore the world of coffee, I really enjoyed it. Service was top-notch and very friendly. I'll be back again, soon. read more

Weekend Coffee - Gibraltar - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dallas, Texas

They say NY is expensive. They say the average New Yorker spends too much money on coffee (cawfee). I thought this may have been true until I visited Dallas. Dallas beats NY when it comes to coffee prices. My small mocha (and it was tiny) with a hint of soy milk came to $7 with tax. The same in NY for a bigger cup is usually $4 or $5. Overall, Weekend Coffee is actually pretty adorable. Located inside a boutique hotel, it's small but fun to look at. Not much seating unless you use the hotel lobby. And they live up to their name. A bunch of other nearby coffee spots were closed on Saturday but Weekend Coffee was open. read more

Weekend Coffee is a lovely new addition to Dallas. This gorgeous cafe is located in the lobby of the Joule Hotel. Co-owned by the fabulous Ten Over Six across the lobby, and has the design aesthetic to match. The space is basically a design lovers paradise: filled with natural light, gorgeous furniture, pretty magazines, notebooks, etc. to buy, and (of course) coffee and pastries! The espresso drinks I've tried have been stellar, and the pastries are amazing. Besides the muffins, I can't pronounce (let alone spell) any of them, but my favorite was a little corn cake with blue cheese and rosemary. I also had a breakfast pastry that looked like a biscuit, but was filled with fluffy eggs and gruyere. Don't expect the usual coffeeshop fare here; all their pastries are delicious and a little exotic. Because it's in the lobby of the Joule (and the shop itself is small), they'll happily bring your order out to you. I'm guessing the seating in the lobby is fair game, and they do have wifi, but I probably wouldn't hunker down here. Street parking is fairly easy. I think this is a necessary stop along any downtown walk. It's close to Main Street Gardens, Neiman Marcus, and hey, directly across the lobby is the lovely Ten Over Six boutique! Enjoy your weekend! read more

Weekend Coffee - View from The Joule lobby - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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This is my favorite coffee shop in Dallas. They offer a variety of options for vegans including oat milk and sit milk. The coffee is my absolute favorite, it's the best. The environment is beautiful, and it's a very quiet space to chill with a friend. The price isn't too high for a coffee. read more

Best coffee I've ever hard. Please don't get me wrong - I'm not some kind of coffee connoisseur. I'm not saying there isn't better coffee out there, just that I haven't had it. It's located in the Joule hotel, which is also fun. Just a cool, chill, delicious little place. read more

I went to get a cup of craft coffee and ended up getting a fun peek at the high-end lifestyle. Being that Weekend Coffee is part of the expansive Joule hotel lobby, there are beautiful lounge areas all around the coffee shop that are available to Weekend customers. There's also free wifi and stores filled with artistic knick-knacks (TenOverSix) and art books (Tacshen). A super friendly cocktail waitress brought me water and proceeded to give me a tour of the lobby's modern art. Come for the craft coffee (beans from Victrola Roasters in Seattle) but stay for the Joule's lobby and it's many beautiful stores and artwork. read more

Despite it's high pedigree and posh surroundings, Weekend Coffee makes a competent cup but offers nothing else. What brought me here were the much lauded homemade pop tarts I've been drooling over. Tasting them in person was a let-down. They are not served warm and the pastry dough used had that rawness common with store bought pastries. Decent but not worth a trip. read more

Weekend Coffee - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dallas, Texas