The DFW coffee landscape may be largely dominated by Starbucks locations, but free-thinkers who aren't too keen on frappuccinos have plenty of choices when it comes to independent coffee houses. Here's a roundup of 14 coffee shops to get your buzz on right this moment.
This bright and airy Design District spot is taking coffee to new heights with a variety of precise brewing methods. The slow-drip cold brew is not for the faint of heart.
You won't find trendy fare like pumpkin spice lattes at this Magnolia Avenue coffee shop, but you will find single-origin, house-roasted beans, great pour-over and espresso drinks, plus a selection of Dude, Sweet Chocolate.
This trendy new Fort Worth spot features beans by Cuvee and Avoca, and all your traditional coffee drinks plus some unique creations like the Thai-licious with sweetened condensed milk, and milk served over coffee ice cubes. (There's also beer, wine, and a full food menu with everything from burgers to goat cheese queso.)
Crooked Tree Coffeehouse is just that -- a charming little house that just happens to serve great coffee from Oak Cliff Roasters. Grab a cold-brew and a cookie from Empire Bakery and settle in to one of the oversized armchairs.
This coffee shop shares a location with Good 2 Go Taco, making it the perfect lazy Sunday destination to grab a perfectly brewed cortado or cup of pour-over and some breakfast tacos. (Bonus: They roast their own beans.)
Caffeine junkies with a sweet tooth will find plenty to like at this cute Bishop Arts cafe -- try a mocha, affogato, or an Espumoso Frappe with Bailey's ice cream.
Brooke Humphries (Barcadia, Acme F&B) is shaking up Lower Greenville with this ultra-hip new coffee house. Even non-caffeine junkies will find something to like here: cheese plates by Scardello, Dude Sweet Chocolate, and kombucha on tap, plus wine and beer.
A favorite of Deep Ellum residents, this laid-back spot offers a basic lineup of coffee drinks (sorry, no frozen blended hazelnut mochaccino business here) and great breakfast sandwiches (try the Blinker).
The food (and service) at Oddfellows can be hit-or-miss these days, but the coffee is consistently great, whether you opt for a French press or an espresso drink drawn from the rare La Marzocco Strada machine.
This newish spot on McKinney Avenue boasts beans by Oak Cliff Coffee Roasters and a green La Marzocco espresso machine, plus a variety of brewing methods including French press and Chemex; there's also take-out Paleo meals available, if you're into that.
This bright and airy Design District spot is taking coffee to new heights with a variety of precise brewing methods. The slow-drip cold brew is not for the faint of heart.
You won't find trendy fare like pumpkin spice lattes at this Magnolia Avenue coffee shop, but you will find single-origin, house-roasted beans, great pour-over and espresso drinks, plus a selection of Dude, Sweet Chocolate.
This trendy new Fort Worth spot features beans by Cuvee and Avoca, and all your traditional coffee drinks plus some unique creations like the Thai-licious with sweetened condensed milk, and milk served over coffee ice cubes. (There's also beer, wine, and a full food menu with everything from burgers to goat cheese queso.)
Crooked Tree Coffeehouse is just that -- a charming little house that just happens to serve great coffee from Oak Cliff Roasters. Grab a cold-brew and a cookie from Empire Bakery and settle in to one of the oversized armchairs.
This coffee shop shares a location with Good 2 Go Taco, making it the perfect lazy Sunday destination to grab a perfectly brewed cortado or cup of pour-over and some breakfast tacos. (Bonus: They roast their own beans.)
Caffeine junkies with a sweet tooth will find plenty to like at this cute Bishop Arts cafe -- try a mocha, affogato, or an Espumoso Frappe with Bailey's ice cream.
Brooke Humphries (Barcadia, Acme F&B) is shaking up Lower Greenville with this ultra-hip new coffee house. Even non-caffeine junkies will find something to like here: cheese plates by Scardello, Dude Sweet Chocolate, and kombucha on tap, plus wine and beer.
A favorite of Deep Ellum residents, this laid-back spot offers a basic lineup of coffee drinks (sorry, no frozen blended hazelnut mochaccino business here) and great breakfast sandwiches (try the Blinker).
The food (and service) at Oddfellows can be hit-or-miss these days, but the coffee is consistently great, whether you opt for a French press or an espresso drink drawn from the rare La Marzocco Strada machine.
This newish spot on McKinney Avenue boasts beans by Oak Cliff Coffee Roasters and a green La Marzocco espresso machine, plus a variety of brewing methods including French press and Chemex; there's also take-out Paleo meals available, if you're into that.
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