I stopped in for a quick coffee, nope. There were a few people in line. I waited for my turn and…read morefinally made it to the counter to be met with, nothing. No hello, no I'll be with you, not a wave, or even a we are busy so wait. I stood there hoping that accidental eye contact with anyone on the other side of the counter would lead me in the direction of a beverage. I did work in Italy for 2 months and I know they mean business at the coffee shops there. I guess you could say I had an authentic experience at Palmieri Cafe. The coffee was great. The price was exactly what I expected. The service was less than great. I probably looked like the guy that needed to be ignored that morning. What can I say I needed coffee. I would go back but there are many other coffee stops I need to visit.

Most amazing spinach ricotta pastry, perfect coffee, fresh flowers, clean, lovely, so peaceful,…read moresafe, quiet. I could stay here all day. I might. You found your coffee shop! They also have what appears to be ice cream? Gelato? I don't know but I'm bringing my son here to get some another day. Their patio umbrella is wicked too, they got it out for someone yesterday and I wished I'd asked for it as it was a lovely day! Quiet cushy couches in the back behind a shelf where just my spirit took a breath. Love this place.

Nice lady. Small mom&pop shop. I had a collage and a glazed donut very fresh and tasty.read more

Has this place changed hands in the last six months or so? Thought it was Korean last time I was…read morein. Chocolate Buttermilk donut was positively stale, coffee had a weird taste, and christian music is always a turn off. Do not proselytize when all I want is some food.

They can improve on their service, got my ordered drink wrong 2x and then attempted to charge me…read morefor the new one. Ambiance then felt awkward.

I had an Iced Chumpkin. It may have been one of the best drinks ever. I keep thinking of it. I'd go…read moreback every day if I lived nearby. The pumpkin flavor was exceptional and mixed with the chai and oat milk (usually I am ho-hum on oat milk) in a splendid way. I'm heading straight over to your shop next time I'm in town. THANKS!

I had such high hopes and had been wanting to try this place for the longest time. Where do I…read morestart? Love the name but Yuk. Not good! Never want another donut from here. The cashier was pleasant and the selections were mad plentiful. Donuts wear captain crunch, glaze, icing, bacon, toppings and have custard & fruit filling etc.... Open 24 hrs, I arrived at 2 pm on a Saturday and after being overwhelmed with the options, settled on an apple fritter and a glazed. Both were dry and def not fresh. The apple fritter had so much cinnamon, it was bitter and extremely dark. I felt like if the batch called for 1 tablespoons of cinnamon, someone misread it and put 1 cup. Yeah it was that much cinnamon!!! The fritter was nearly $5 and the glazed was a little more than $1. I tried to eat it, but wound up trashing it. I should have returned them before I left the parking lot...

I guess I didn't go crazy here. I just got a simple plain donut which was fine. I didn't get one of…read moretheir million fun and exciting donuts for fear of too much sugar. It was fine. The place was semi clean for it being the end of the day, and there was a customer yelling at the cashier when we entered. The sweet cashier just listened and comped their donuts, poor dude, no one should be yelled at. I may not come back just cause I know I'll never get one of their more interesting donuts

This is a cute little coffee shop off of Knox street that is serving up carefully prepared lattes…read morewhere the smooth espresso really comes through! The staff were very kind and made the drinks quickly. The price was pretty standard, but the location is amazing. Knox street is beautiful, quaint, and a joy to walk around. I definitely recommend grabbing a coffee and taking a stroll around the area.

The drink honestly wasn't that bad, but I've definitely had better. The biggest disappointment was…read morethe avocado toast. It was expensive and tasted really bad, especially for the price. I go to cafés around Dallas almost every week, so I have a lot to compare this place to. The staff wasn't rude, but they didn't feel very welcoming either. What really bothered me was that they automatically packed my food to go without even asking if I wanted it for here or to go. That small question makes a difference, especially at a café where people like to sit, enjoy the atmosphere, or even take photos of their food. Overall, I just don't think this café lives up to the price or the experience. There are so many better cafés in Dallas, and unfortunately, I won't be coming back.

Total Ripoff. Not worth the price. Sent husband in for 6…read moredonuts and they said they only sell by the dozen forcing him to buy a big box- donuts were nasty- kolaches were decent

I love supporting small businesses but $20 for a breakfast sandwich two sprinkled donuts and two…read moredrinks is crazy

Nice food truck at Klyde Warren Park, had a nice worker who assisted us with picking donuts and let…read moreus know on a Wednesday afternoon that they were already out of Texas Chocolate Sheet Cake donut and another donut I don't remember. I ordered the Cafe Con Lèche and Horchata donuts, the Cafe Con Lèche was really good and the Horchata donuts was pretty good, a little too sweet for my taste and since it was pretty hot out the frosting was melting fast and got pretty messy. They had also run out of napkins by this point, but the worker gave us some makeshift food equipment paper to use as a napkin which was nice. Since it's at Klyde Warren park there's lots of tables to sit at near the truck and a public restroom located across the park from the truck. Would go again, but probably wouldn't order the horchata donut.

I got the seasonal special - peach cobbler donut. It's good, but the dough for salty donut is more…read moreon the cake side than yeast/stretchy donut side. The peach cobbler at melt in Bishop arts is my favorite peach cobbler dessert so far. But the convenience of being next to the museum is quite nice. Staff is friendly, thanks for the extra napkins. Vibes are hot on this summer day.

First timer and visited Coolhaus on 12/2/18. I'm rating a 3 star only because customer service was…read moreflat out disappointing. The young ladies just don't greet you or have the patience, or help out each other. The little guy in front me asked for a milkshake and the young lady ask in a rude way what cookie and ice cream flavor he wanted. I notice and was in disbelief in how she asked, i didn't step in only because parent wasn't around and i didn't want to cause a scene. I only remained there because I wanted to taste the hype about the ice cream. As the young boy was being help, two minutes had gone by and finally i was helped by the cashier, I was not greeted, she only said next. I ordered a scoop of strawberries & cream, and it was so GOOD! It was so creamy and soft, just the way I love it. I'll probably go back again and I hope they have different flavors to try.

This is definitely above average ice cream and they have some pretty cool flavors like Daddy's…read moreSecret Stash with scotch and Makers with whiskey. The server working today 9/18 was very generous with her scooping and we deeply appreciate it. After a few samples, we settled on the Coffee Oreo and the Strawberry cream. Both were solid. Coolhaus has a roving ice cream truck but this location is inside the Farmers Market just a few blocks south of Elm Street, which is also a pretty cool place to grab lunch or a tchotchke. Come down and check it out and if you've been to the shaved ice place here, friend me with some feedback.