Amazing food quality and friendly front workers. DJ is unique and can be pretty load. But good…read morevibes.

The food is great , customer service is fanstiac , come on saturdays for the DJ. I love the…read moresandwhich called the Viking it's really good the color theme is good for the building.

Fount Board and Table is a super cozy spot for a quick coffee, catching up with friends, and…read moregrabbing a bite to eat. My friend and I met here to discuss a book and spent 4 hours sipping on the Brown Sugar Hazelnut Latte (I recommend). They have a variety of seating options, intended for those dining in or those stopping by for a coffee fix. They have indoor and outdoor seating. We came by at 10 AM and left at 2:30 PM. I'd say their busy time Saturday mornings range from 10 AM to- 12 PM, but that didn't affect their level of service. If you want to avoid the crowd, you should come during mid afternoon.

I've had this place on my list for a while now and I finally got to try it one weekday afternoon…read more The menu is a bit interesting as you have a lot of customization options for the charcuterie boards, but it's nice that you can mix and match, for example you can select 1 meat, 2 cheeses or 2 meats and 1 cheese, the latter of which my friend and I chose. The accompanying sides were very well chosen to complement the cheeses and proteins, i.e. apricot slices, berries, figs, crackers, olives, etc. I also ordered a dirty chai latte, which was enjoyable. It's a great place to chill outside with friends and have a nice drink and board to share.

I visited The Bread Club after seeing it on Instagram, and everything looked so good I had to try a…read morefew of their pastries. My two favorites were the carrot cake muffin, which was so light and flavorful, and the salted caramel oatmeal cookie. Everything tasted super fresh and well-made, and you can tell they use really good ingredients. They don't have a huge drink selection, but they do have coffee and matcha options. I had a latte that tasted great. The coffee shop itself is also really cute, and everything was beautifully presented. We got there around 10:40am on a Sunday, and there was a small line, but nothing too bad. By around 11:30, the line was really long, so I'd definitely recommend going earlier if you can. The pastries are definitely on the higher end price-wise compared to other pastry shops, but I do think you're getting what you pay for when it comes to the quality and ingredients. For me, it's more of a "treat myself" kind of coffee shop to visit once in a while rather than somewhere I'd go every day for a pastry and coffee. Everything we tried tasted great, and I'd definitely come back to try more!

I stopped by the Bread Club while driving through Dallas to pick up a few treats for the road. The…read moreshop is beautifully decorated and located in a very nice area. Several items had already sold out by the time I arrived, but I was able to try the chocolate croissant, kouign-amann, chocolate chunk brownie, and carrot cake muffin, along with a few drinks and other small items. The kouign-amann was easily the standout. I personally prefer a sweeter, more cinnamon-forward flavor, but it was still the best item I tried. Unfortunately, the other baked goods fell a little flat for me and didn't quite live up to my expectations. My total was around $80, and considering what I purchased, I didn't feel the overall experience offered a good value. The bakery itself is lovely and worth seeing, but based on the taste and price of my selections, I'm not sure I would make a special trip back.

Speed and great service are always exceptional at Fairgrounds. Will makes the most delicious lattés…read morein town - so creamy and just the right temp. Avo toast and açaí bowls are really good.

Centrally located in Knox/Henderson across from Trader Joe's. They have patio seating and keep it…read morepretty clean, and there's plenty of seating inside, too. The staff is hit-or-miss; some are nice, but others seem annoyed if you have dietary restrictions. The coffee wasn't great; my vanilla latte tasted odd, almost sour. The Caesar wrap was also a letdown. It's kale-based but wasn't tossed in dressing, and the chicken and bacon were tough. The side sauce had a good spicy kick, but it wasn't enough to save the wrap.

Loved our waitress, Joseline! She was attentive, helpful, sweet, and made our experience truly…read moreexquisite. My husband already wants to order the biscuits and gravy next time! He appreciated that it wasn't heavy or greasy. Just perfect with a wonderful sausage gravy. I enjoyed my eggs Benedict! The poached eggs were perfectly done and the hollandaise was delicious! They also offer gluten free bread which is a major plus for me. The lighting and atmosphere was beautiful for our Saturday brunch. We're looking forward to ascending again when we come back to Dallas!

Dont go here if you need a quick coffee. Took 20 min to get an iced latte to go. Otherwise, if you…read morehave no where to be it has great food.

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.

I really love this spot because it's everything you need in one space. It's a coffee and matcha…read morehouse with fresh pastries. It's a breakfast bistro with bacon and eggs. It's a lunch spot with sandwiches and a glass of wine or a cocktail. It's the perfect place to work on your laptop or read a book, but also to take a casual date or your family for breakfast. They have a gluten free bread option (woohoo) and I've had both their avocado toast and the fried egg breakfast sandwich (with added avocado haha). Both are sooo good. The avocado toast comes with smoked salmon, which I do like, but I'm more of a basic avocado toast person. It also has a little pico de gallo and red pepper flakes! The breakfast sandwich is 2 over easy eggs, bacon, cheddar cheese, and tomato on sourdough (I subbed gluten free bread and added avocado) with a side of breakfast potatoes. It's a lot of food -- super filling and delicious. I also recommend their iced latte with whatever house-made syrup your prefer (usuals like caramel, vanilla, mocha, and then not-so-usuals like coconut pandan, lavender, brown sugar date, etc.). Enjoy!

We tried halcyon for weekend brunch! The wait staff were not rude by any means but were quite low…read moreenergy/unwarm. However they were attentive and the overall ambiance was nice and upbeat for a brunch place. Food wise, everything here was average. Nothing stood out as something I absolutely would come back for. We got two Benedict's that were not very warm and has hollandaise/gravy that was not very flavorful but the home fries were seasoned and fried well. The French toast was quite good but was very obviously put in the microwave right before serving with a steaming hot center. The best part was the blueberry kale salad which had a nice vinaigrette and the cashews were a nice touch. Overall, with the number of brunch spots in Dallas I would reserve halcyon for study/coffee spot as opposed to a must try weekend brunch.

Pretty new to the area but taking over very quickly! Have a Cronut with your coffee and thank me…read morelater... I literally ordered 4 and I ate them all before I got home, that's how deliciously fluffy they are. Side note: there's no inside seating, so you either grab a chair outside or takeaway. And the "Cronuts" are only available on the weekends. All-in-all, that is my new coffeehouse and I'm loving it!

Best Dallas coffeee shop!!!! it does get busy but it is so worth it. Especially Saturday and Sunday…read moreif there is a long line. Just to remind you, there is F45 there any yoga studio there so it will get long line once they're done with their classes. I'm going outside it does get a little bit loud, but you still have a conversation with your friends in there or you can still drink the coffee outside. Local or tourist this is the spot. You do order Starbucks drink a macchiato that is equivalent to their latte. Their latte, macchiato and cold brew are fantastic. Fun fact their coffee goes to local speakeasy to make Expresso martini which is amazing hands down. Staff is very nice, very chilled and very helpful.