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  While Awaiting Its New Location, Union Offers Coffee and Fellowship From a Truck

  September 12 at 4 a.m.

  What happens when the space you chose to spread goodwill and a little refreshments suddenly disappears? You take to the road. At least, that’s what Union is doing. Union opened its doors nearly six years ago, offering more than just a space to share coffee. It was also a stage...

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  At Civil Pour, Craft Beer and Pour-Over Coffee Peacefully Coexist

  September 10 at 4 a.m.

  Chad and Nellie Montgomery have been working on a concept for three years – not all that uncommon in the restaurant business. Now, that vision has become reality: Welcome to Civil Pour. Situated in a strip mall on Walnut Hill Lane that’s seen a face lift lately, Civil Pour offers...

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  Is Communion Neighborhood Cooperative the Future of Dallas Coffee Shops?

  July 25 at 4 a.m.

  In a former auto garage tucked away off Northwest Highway, two longtime friends and veterans of the Dallas coffee industry have created the city's most forward-thinking coffee shop yet — not in Dallas itself, but in a quiet corner of Richardson. Gorgeous handcrafted wood accents fill the industrial but homey...

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  Ascension Coffee Expands to The Star in Frisco

  July 16 at 4 a.m.

  The fastest-growing city in the country is about to add another hot spot to its repertoire of eateries and local attractions. The Star, a 91 acre sports and entertainment district in Frisco, will be the home for the latest expansion of Ascension Coffee. Russell Hayward, founder of Ascension, says he...

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  This New Hawaiian Tea Shop Brews Bold Teas Using an Espresso Machine

  June 5 at 11:20 a.m.

  Fresh brews, tart lemonades and fruity smoothies are all on the menu at this new spot in Carrollton, Texas. What used to be a Starbucks has since been repurposed as a rustic boba tea and coffee bar right on the corner of Frankford and Old Denton. TeaLatte has a nostalgic...

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  5th Street Patio Cafe Serves Homey Italian, Cajun and Tex-Mex In Downtown Frisco

  May 28 at 4 a.m.

  The wood-frame housing of the 5th Street Patio Cafe near historic downtown Frisco conveys the illusion of authenticity to passersby. Owner and chef Kristy McDonald says many people think the restaurant was set in an old, refurbished neighborhood home, but this is not the case. The houses that used to...