Shops & Markets

We found a hidden coffee shop in Deep Ellum.

Need a midday pick-me-up? How about an affogato bingsu?

It’s a grand slam of treats: boba, mochi doughnuts and freshly baked cookies.

Need a quick getaway? Cafe Frida may cure that itch.

Fattoush Cafe in Pantego has expanded with a new cafe; more reason to visit.

Get swept away at this new Arabian nights-themed cafe.

The Frisco coffee spot has a cult-like following for its desserts in a cup.

Haraz is the latest Yemeni coffee shop to open in North Texas.

Researchers found that “asymmetries in power can lead certain people to act more dominantly.” Particularly in a Starbucks drive-thru. In Plano.

Need a swank place to hide and work, or get caffeinated?

Texas’ third Tim Hortons, the Canadian born coffee and doughnut cafe chain that’s basically the Shipley’s Donuts of Canada, will open in Coppell in 2025.

This coffee shop and record store hybrid delivers on drinks, music and atmosphere.

If you’re a diehard coffee connoisseur, you may want to sign up for Eiland’s emails.

The shop is inspired by the traditions of Eritrea, homeland of the proprietor’s parents.

Now that the heat has eased off and going out doesn’t feel like punishment, here are some great Dallas coffee shops to hang out in.

Every year the fair introduces new foods and here are a few we’re jazzed to try.

The fried food options may seem as daunting as the lines, but here are some under-the-radar foods to seek out at the fair and where to find them.

It’s funnel cake time. Bottoms up!

Each year before the State Fair of Texas opens, judges pick the three Big Tex Choice Award winners. So, when you wonder what you should eat at the fair, this is a great place to start.

After a chaotic event at the State Fair of Texas last year, a new policy will require a parent or guardian to chaperone all fairgoers 17 years or younger after 5 p.m.

Early this morning, the 2023 Big Tex Choice Awards finalists were announced. Deep-fried pho, cheesy crab tater bites, bourbon banana caramel sopapillas and a fried cherry pie are all on the menu.

Discover Ethiopian coffee, pastries and traditional breakfast dishes at this new, slightly hidden, cafe in Northeast Dallas.