A unique coffee shop in a restored vintage home, a bit north of Historic Courthouse Square in City…read moreof Rockwall, Texas. Kind of like visiting your rural Granny's home, with assortment of vintage tables & seating, and "coffee table books" for general perusing while sipping your drink. The shaded front porch has 2 big rocking chairs for a t

A quiet, bright, and airy coffee shop. Whenever I'm in town, this is one of the spots where I enjoy…read morestopping for a light morning something while I do my personal Bible study and a little laptop work. I don't drink coffee but I can say that the biscuits are tasty and so are the granola and the hot chocolate. People start to pop in at around 8:30. Get there before then to pick the best seat.

I was in Fate throwing down some Texas barbecue and as I was leaving I walked past this cute…read moremicro-trailer for Rollin Beans and decide to grab an iced coffee on the way out as I had no caffeine in the system. The lady running the coffee spot was super friendly and fast. I paid for my drink and she went straight to work. I got my Honey Lavender Latte in mere minutes and was on my way. It was sweet and it was exactly what I need in that moment. A cute little spot that got me through the day. RIYL: The cutest little coffee trailer

Such a cute area! They have a sitting area and a few other food trucks around that are open during…read morenight time. Was quick to get me coffee and they have monthly specials!

Great coffee. I got the Star's n Stripes. Had the milk replaced with oat milk…read moreAlso got a protein ball that was very yummy Service was good. A nice cashier/barista that helped us Ambiance is very country & patriotic It's nice! Will definitely be back

Food was meh and the ambiance was nice, but unfortunately the service really took away from the…read moreexperience. The barista came across as impatient, unhelpful, and rude from the start. There wasn't a line and she wasn't helping anyone else, but I still felt rushed enough that I actually had to explain that it was my first time there and I needed a minute to look at the menu. I asked about one of their more interesting pastries--apparently something unique that they make in-house--and her response was snarky and exasperated, as though answering a simple question was an inconvenience. I got the carrot cake, very dry, and the breve, their roast is harsh. It's very bitter and strong, definitely not smooth. Breve should be smooth and help harsh roasts, it did nothing for their house espresso- still rough as gas station coffee. It was my first visit, and unfortunately it'll also be my last, because if I'm going to get attitude from a barista and mediocre food, I might as well just stick with Starbucks.

I went with my parents and one of my kids this week and we loved it-- such a great spot of have in…read morethe area! The Franklin Frost was delicious and the right balance of espresso and sweet. My dad had an avocado toast, I had their biscuits and gravy, and my daughter ordered the kids' pancakes. All of the food was very good, reasonably priced, and came with very friendly service. My dad loved his avocado toast and said it had a great flavor. The biscuit and gravy had a great amount of sausage and just the right amount of spice. And my daughter's pancakes were picture perfect with a bit of strawberries, whipped cream, and chocolate sauce she was one very happy girl. We also got to try out their new cookie recipe and we will be going back for just those sometime as well. There's plenty of seating for a sit down meal or you can also just pop in for a coffee and pastry to go. It was a very comfortable spot and a great place to catch up with folks. We'll for sure be back!

Today was my second visit to the restaurant and separated from my initial visit by several weeks…read more It was also the second visit by another member of my party, so it seems likely that we can begin to see some trends. The good: The building is a great place to relax and enjoy time with friends, which is a good thing because you're going to be there for a while (more later). It's a corner space and has lots of light from big windows and the decor is inviting with a mix of tables, booths, banquettes, and a lounge area with club chairs next to a full wall dedicated to the US constitution and the founders. The air conditioning is weapons grade and the coffee related options are varied and quite good. An important note is that all of their coffee drinks can be had with decaffeinated coffee for those who can't enjoy caffeine. I have ordered the Breakfast on a Dime twice and on each occasion the eggs had a wonderfully fresh flavor. They are served with a cap of arugula which makes for a nice looking plate. My companions had omelets which were pleasant with the exception of the ragu being thought too salty. The bad: The chairs look like they should be comfortable but somehow fail to actually BE comfortable. There are some details that I use as proxies for quality that are usually good indicators for what kind of experience I should expect. For a relaxed brunch environment it's a mixed bag here; which kind of matches reality. The flatware is an attractive pattern and substantial in the hand and comes wrapped in a thick paper napkin that inspires confidence. Two big thumbs up. They include attractive salt and pepper shakers on the table which work reasonably well but are not as good as the grinders available at many other diners, so one thumb sideways. They also have an oil based 'spread' on the table which is intended to be used on breads. The less said of this the better. One huge thumbs down (in fairness, they will bring actual Kerrygold butter to the table if asked). I have now tried the house biscuit and their sourdough toast and found them both to be a disappointment. The Breakfast on a Dime comes with two eggs, two strips of very thin bacon, and one slice of toast and the upcharge to get one biscuit is $2. The sourdough bread didn't have the strong flavor that one expects nor did it have the large voids typical of a big rise from yeast. It was Al's a singularly small and thin slice of bread cut diagonally. On my first visit the bacon was adequately cooked but on this visit one half of one slice was inedibly raw. The ugly: most of the negative reviews that I have read of this restaurant were related to the service and I now understand why. On my first visit the attention from our server could be charitably described as distracted. The dining room was less than half full but we still had to flag down our server for coffee refills and we did not receive the customary check from a manager that one expects these days. The service today was simply awful. With only four or five other tables occupied we were seated without flatware and the hostess had to take our drink order. Ten minutes later we had to flag down our server to check on the coffee drinks and we had to ask for water a second time. The drinks were eventually delivered and we placed our food order and waited. And waited. Our food was finally delivered and flatware came shortly afterwards. From there the meal continued as one might expect with the occasional need to flag down a server for drink refills. Once again we did not receive any attention from management. The verdict: As much as I would like to recommend this restaurant without reservation I simply cannot do so in good conscience. While the atmosphere is excellent and the food is good overall, the quality of service is bad even for Rockwall. I will give them one more try in several weeks time to see if it has improved.

I first visited Feng Cha with a co-worker right before we went shopping on our day off. I had never…read moretried their coffee. The Dirty Boba is my favorite!! It's sweet but has a strong coffee presence. Also, the Dirty Cafe Latte is delicious and not as strong as the Dirty Boba. It has more milk in it and coffee flavored boba. Today, I returned and ordered both, again! Today I also ordered the Sea Salt Pearl which is a milk cake topped with cream, caramel, and the boba on top. Delicious! The guys that work there are very nice and accommodating. I always tip them because they do such a great job and get me my delicious coffee fix when I need it most. Such a nice establishment overall! I will be a regular customer.

The drinks are always delish and their customer service is great…read more YUM YUM I like the brown sugar one.

Wowza!! Coffee at its BEST!! Arleth suggested an iced blondie and she did not disappoint! Great…read morecoffee with an actual coffee taste. I dragged the fam with me, and my brother says the dark roast trail boss, with an added shot of espresso is supreme! Mom tried 'that's what she said!' And found it to be so so. (She did order half sweet so probably what went wrong.) We switched her to the Blondie hot. They were very sweet at this location to help her out. The interior of the store is very cute and the workers were very friendly and efficient. We will be back!

They have such sweet and lovely baristas. They're so attentive. The coffee is great the Ambiance is…read morefun and unique.

This was good coffee with a good vibe! I got my coffee to go but it seems like a nice place to hang…read moreout!

Best coffee i've had in years! Such a cute place too and the baristas are all awesome.read more

LOVE this coffee shop! Best place in Farmersville. If you have a specific request just let them…read moreknow. So accommodating! Turkey Avocado add Bacon is the BOMB!

Not a big coffee drinker but, they have exceptional hot chocolate! Love their breakfast…read moresandwiches! Sometime they are understaffed for the crowd! But you don't mind waiting for your favorites! Wish they were on the square directly!