Shops & Markets

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.

Tucked inside an unassuming tenant building there’s a nonprofit cafe with a mission as rich as its brown butter cookie.

Have you ever had butter so good that you took it home and ate it in silence on your patio while watching the sunset? Yeah, it’s that good.

Add La Souq to your cafe tour. Stat. And get that cheesecake.

This family-run pop-up with pupusas and traditional Salvadoran drinks is looking for a permanent home.

CHICHA San Chen is a popular Taiwanese bubble tea brand that made its second debut in Texas a few weeks ago.

Owner Nicole Gregory confirmed the move; her current space is set to be demolished for an apartment development.

Newly appointed CEO Brian Niccol’s policy changes seemingly emulate the coffee giant’s smaller competitors.

Ever heard of café de olla? The traditional Mexican coffee is being poured at Remote Coffee on Garland Road.

If you’re looking for a way to help the LA fire victims, an East Dallas coffee shop is jumping to action.

Need a place to hang out, warm up, chill out or perk up? Maybe all at once. Here are our favorite coffee shops around Dallas.

Some of the best coffee in Dallas can be found in the Cedars neighborhood.

After a sudden and messy closing amid a bankruptcy filing, Foxtrot is ready to step out again.

Is Starbuck’s Red Cup Day the official start to your holiday season?

Want to perk up and chill out at the same time? There’s a cold-meets-hot place in the middle that’s jussssst right.

The fair has completed its 24-day run, and the final corn dog tally is in.

White Rhino’s 14th location lets coffee drinkers see where the magic begins.

Sports personality Dave Portnoy, who typically focuses on pizza, took a one-bite tour of the State Fair of Texas, starting with a Fletcher’s Corny Dog.

The 24-day run of the State Fair of Texas will end this Sunday, Oct. 20. Have you gotten your fill yet? Here’s a guide.

First, a coffee shop, then a chocolatier and bakery, Davis Street Espresso continues to evolve after more than a decade.

In the livestock world, they’re not called “pigs,” but “barrows.” But at the fair they’re called a snack.