I just discovered this place hidden in the Farmers Market and I have to say, hands down the best cold brew I have found in Dallas. Not to mention the great and friendly staff. I'll be coming back. read more

Love this place coffee amazing pastries delicious to die for..today I went and one of the girl greeted customers and the other girl with the blue hair was not customer friendly she rather Clean when it wasn't close to closing time I think it was just rude but other then that love the place. read more

Everyone talks about their experience in Italy. I've spent time in Italy too, but 17 visits to Paris and this is some of the best coffee I've had this side of the Atlantic! C'est du bon café! read more

Ordered a red eye (coffee with a shot of espresso) from Uber eats- never had coffee from here and just picked it off of the choices on Uber eats- I am pleasantly surprised!!! Coffee is delicious!!! And I am picky about my coffee. Will definitely be coming here to try a dining experience :) read more

My husband and I have enjoyed Cafe Palmieri pastries from the very beginning. Yesterday a number of Corrado's fans celebrated the grand opening of Cafe Palmieri's permanent store front in the Farmer's Market. True to stereotypical Italian form, Corrado had to get his family back in Lecce on Skype to participate before he could open the doors for the first time to the public (even though it was past the announced opening time -- this is authentic Italian). We have tasted almost all of the products and they are very good. My favorites are the meat filled pie around lunch time and the vanilla custard and chocolate filled sweet pastries any other time. As good as the food is, the setting is just as nice. The new Farmer's Market building is lined with trees, and Cafe Palmieri has seating inside and outside, in sun as well as shade. A stroll through Rubial's beautifully blooming nursery on the way to Cafe Palmieri is a great way to slow down and begin a time of relaxation and refreshment. Corrado's dream is for people to savor enjoyable moments of life -- conversing over a coffee or pastry with a friend, taking in some reading, or just having some time to reflect. If you want a vicarious trip to Italy, ask Corrado about his homeland or family, as well as his thoughts on what he loves about America. read more

One of the best cortados I have ever drank, with friendly service and a small but high quality selection of pastry and gelato.

May be the best pastry and coffee I've had. Ten times better than anything you'd get at starbucks. Perfect! Great customer service.

Excellent. Sooo good & the service is fabulous! Afraid this will be a dangerous habit for me.

Based on the reviews, we had high hopes for this little spot in the Dallas Farmers Market. The pastries looked fantastic but it was near lunch time (BBQ) and we were just there for coffee. I got a cappuccino and my son got a latte. Unfortunately, both drinks were disappointing. The barista probably has had no professional training in shot pulling or milk steaming and it shows in the drinks. He pulled a double shot into two shot glasses and then let those two shots sit there for nearly 3 minutes while he served other customers who must have stopped by earlier to order some of the fine looking pastries. When he finally got back to the espresso shots and steamed the milk ... well it ended up looking like soap suds rather than velvety micro-foam. Finally, the cappuccino was way off proportionally. If the shot was 2 oz, the drink should have been around 6 oz in total. Instead, it was poured full to the top of a 12 oz cup diluting the espresso so much that there was no hint of it to taste. The latte was poured the same way but no more details are necessary about that one, it was just as poorly executed. Although we we're in town for the Cowboys and Texas BBQ (finding both to be worthy of their reputations), overall we had a tough time finding outstanding coffee in Dallas. We certainly didn't get a chance to visit enough cafés and only in no more than 5 in our 3 days ....but what we had in most of those shops left a bit to be desired. Some made product that was just undrinkable. (the one exception was Oddfellows in the Bishop Arts District) With a little training and attention to detail the drinks at the Palmieri could easily improve, but what we had was far from 5 star quality. read more

Authentic italian pastries and savory foods made with only the best ingredients from scratch! There isn't any place like it in Dallas.

Okay I found this place on yelp! but what was not clear was that it was not a true cafe location. at the moment it is located in the dallas farmer's market area. it is temporary because they are remodeling that whole area, so hopefully by the end of summer it should have a spot. Anyways it did not matter to me much, they did a pour over coffee for us. I chose the Domincan beans and my husband chose the Guatemalan beans. they guy that was there was very informative of how they take great pride in getting the beans and grinding them at a certain time everyday for guaranteed freshness. They did have italian pastries for sale. I tried the cannoncini alla creme. Which sort of look like a canoli but this one is baked instead of fried and it is not filled with sweet cheese, it is filled with a sweet creme of vanilla and lemon...it was awesome!!! they also had it in chocolate creme. They had some empanada looking pastries as well, all sweet but they sometimes carry savory... I was only disappointed that they did not have the donut looking things that on the thumbnail picture on yelp...It looks like you won't really know what they will have that day till you get there, but rest assured what ever they have will be good and authentic. Oh and the coffee was delicious! no complaints there. in total we spent about $7, two coffees and a pastry. read more

I went this morning for the first time. I will not be going anywhere else in Dallas for coffee again. The espresso was smooth and sweet and tasted like coffee will taste in heaven. read more

BF had the macchiato and I had a cappuccino. I love a good cappuccino and it was the best I've had in awhile even in it's plain togo cup. The Macchiato was neat. They are interested in serving good coffee and educating you a little about coffee in the process too. read more

This is my every morning and sometimes every afternoon cafe. The coffee is wonderful (no bitter after taste like Starbucks). The freshly made Italian pastries are so delicious with beautiful lovely vanilla or chocolate cream and the savory pastries with large slices of parm and prosciutto make a perfect lunch. Palmieri is Dallas' own little slice of Milano heaven. read more

Always great service and delicious coffee. Loving coming there every Sunday. Their baking goodies are also worth trying! Highly recommend!!!

These guys have such attention to detail. The great taste of the espresso and pour over coffee. The pastries are so delicious. Even the design of the cafe - they really took all the details into account. read more

Donut with vanilla topping was good. The long stick with white filing was also good. I would stop by again if in the area. Otherwise, no way I would drive 30 mins here again for these. There is other stuff with meat in side. I should had tried it. The owner was very friendly. read more

Hands down my favorite coffee place in Dallas. The cold brew is great and the pastries I've tried are all very good.

it is to- go coffee shop. I got chai latte with soy milk. I like it.

Wonderful coffee and delicious sweet pastries. Can't wait to go back and try the savory pastries. This place definitely stands out from your typical coffee shop. Yes, the location itself sets it off, but the love and care that went into the concept shines through. read more

pastry, really good, coffee ... i certainly was expecting much better. my capuccino had zero foam. literally. maybe it was just a young guy, not well trained, yada, yada, yada ... read more

Cappuccino and pastries are so authentic that I thought I was in heaven (Italy) for a while. Thanks

this place is flat out the best! the owner and staff are sweet, professional and accomodating. they will do almost anything to make you happy, all you have to do istell them what you like/want.the coffe is fresh and tatsy as is the pasty. if it was possible to give 10 stars i would. when i stop in for coffe and psty it almost feelis like im back in new york.i wont go anyplace else for my coffe. this is the best place in dallas by far! read more

After a month of pour-overs on a foldout table, the gate is finally open! Great coffee and with the espresso machine operational, no need to go anywhere else. The pasties are light and not overly sweet. Very excited to see what will be in those pots in the case. read more

It is a great pleasure to have the owner themselves pull your shot. There is great passion in this company and it comes out in a wonderful product. Many return visits to come. read more

What an absolute delight, Palmieri, was for my wife and I along with our son!! The owner, Corrado, is such a warm, charming, respectful, humble and passionate man who is a fantastic business owner!! His pastries, both savory and sweet, were literally out of this world!! They were so fresh, extremely tasty and smelled so good that you seriously feel that you're in a bakery somewhere in Italy!! Corrado's coffee is exceptional, as well, as his beans being used come straight from Italy. I'm from NYC originally and have spent many occasions frequenting Italian cafes in The Bronx, in Little Italy on Arthur Avenue and in Greenwich Village in Manhattan, and truth be told, Palmieri's delectable pastries and mini calzones along with his various lattes and coffees put these places in my hometown to shame!!!! You absolutely must try Palmieri and must meet Corrado, the man and "genius" behind this wonderful, splendid and amazing little cafe!!!! By the way, it is located right in the Dallas Farmers Market and there is free parking out front. read more