"Just tried this place for the first time after living in the area for a few years. Like many small coffee shops, expect to wait for a place to sit on a busy Saturday morning. This was expected so we weren’t upset by this. There was plenty of outside seating, it was just a particularly cold morning. The bread was delicious, I appreciate anywhere that offers real bread made in house. I’m docking two stars because they do not offer any alternative milks, only “local-made whole milk” which I think is a weird hill to die on and feels like some trad-wife mentality forced onto customers. I, like many people, am lactose intolerant. Opting for almond or oat milk isn’t a fad, diet, or trend I partake in. My body just won’t digest lactose. It’s very common and I think it’s inconsiderate of the owner to not offer an alternative milk option when literally every single other coffee shop in Oak Cliff does. Feels like they’re trying too hard to be different, rubbed me the wrong way. Staff was amazing, very friendly and quick. Great customer service! I would go back but I’ll have to remember to bring my digestive enzymes, which aren’t cheap :-)"

"Amazing and kind service, quality and flavor also great! I got a cappuccino with the house made cacao syrup(it's not sweetened!). It was delicious. I'm not a big sweets person so this was a treat tasting the cacao with the espresso. So good, if I was local I would be here often."

"Atmosphere was cozy! The baked goods are made in house and look amazing, but no gluten-free options. There were only 3 syrup flavors (made in house), and NO MILK ALTERNATIVES. This was disappointing. I had a Chai that had just a smidge of milk in it (I am dairy free), and added homemade vanilla syrup. It’s delicious, but the cups were really small, especially for the price. So if you need milk alternatives I wouldn’t go here. Cute place though and the Barista was really nice."

"not gonna lie really wanted to like this place however my small iced dirty chai was $11 …. And there’s not any milk alternatives nor straws. The atmosphere was nice but I didn’t think the baristas were helpful."

"Place was cute. Staff so nice. Only thing that I just didn’t love has everything to do with how I got my coffee. To go coffee is in a mason jar (love this because decrease waste) that you have to pay for and not factored into the price but with a promise if you come back they will reimburse…cool ok sure. I got a cortado and the gentleman put a piece of chocolate on top…cute…but it melted on the hot lid by the time I got to my car so weird concept. So thankfully I had baby wipes and could wipe it off before I got it all over me. Then it was filled to the brim so when I opened it it spilled EVERYWHERE. I would recommend a bigger mason jar and just avoid the chocolate on top. Whatever on the price cause I love the concept just a thought. The scone was PHENOMENAL!"