Shops & Markets

From casual cafés to pop-up shops, here’s where to sip the best matcha in Dallas.

Jackie Hernandez is intent on bringing Mexico’s “spirit and grit” to Dallas with her coffee cart pop-up.

La La Land Kind Cafe in Southlake, which supports youths transitioning out of the foster care system, was featured on Good Morning America today. Watch the clip here.

In the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, there’s a fierce resistance to a proposed Buc-ee’s. But have they used the restrooms?

Score 1 for redevelopment; 0 for a neighborhood classic. Staycation to close its doors for good on Sept. 28.

Starbucks is publishing some of its more obscure drinks in its app. We call foul.

The North Texas coffee shop is opening its first storefront in Deep Ellum.

Owner Elijah Salazar has finally found a new home for his Oak Cliff coffee shop, Peaberry Coffee.

We’ve long loved Full City Rooster, and now the whole world knows.

This new cafe offers up stellar pastries, coffee and flowers, all in one spot. They also have Fronks (iykyk, apparently).

Looking for a bit of positive inspiration? Go check out Bitty & Beau’s in Frisco.

Thanks to collaboration from small business owners, the Arabian Village in Richardson has become a food destination spot.

B-Side regulars Russell Tibbits and Allison Macalik are taking over ownership of the Elmwood coffee shop.

Need a coffee and a cuddle from a goat?

Kyotobrew is an all-day hangout serving Japanese-inspired coffee and cocktails curated by mixologist George Kaiho.

If you have a more than passing interest in coffee, here are your plans for Saturday, April 5.

Just two people who love coffee, books and their alma mater.

Partygoers are ditching alcohol and nightclubs for vibey coffee shop DJ sets.

Have you been to the sky bridge/tunnel system downtown? We got a great day trip for you then.

After 21 years with Pascale Hall, Opening Bell Coffee is now in the hands of new owner Julie Blucker.

From the coffee beans to the pastries, and beyond, it’s all local at this East Dallas coffee shop.

After two years of pop-ups around North Texas, Cafe’Ciro looks forward to a permanent home. Here’s where to find them now.