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  Why Can't Every Coffee Shop Overlook a Dog Park?

  February 8 at 4 a.m.

  Is it weird that I wish every coffee shop had its own built-in dog park, even though I don't have a dog?

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  With Rabble Rousers Coffee Co., Oak Cliff Gets a Scrappy New Small-Batch Coffee Roaster

  January 24 at 4 a.m.

  Jason Roberts and Amy Cowan of Better Block, Oddfellows and AJ Vagabonds open a new Oak Cliff small-batch coffee roaster — Rabble Rousers Coffee Co. — in Dallas' Bishop Arts District.

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  Richardson City Council Votes 'No' on Proposed Eiland Coffee Roastery and Cafe

  January 22 at 4 a.m.

  Clay Eiland is no stranger to the DFW coffee scene. He has been selling Eiland Coffee Roasters coffee and roasting for local shops for nearly two decades. He and his employees work out of their roastery in Richardson, which is coupled with a small cafe. Eiland says coffee shops were...

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  Why San Antonio's Merit Coffee Is Entering Dallas' 'Elevated and Progressive' Coffee Market

  January 21 at 4 a.m.

  Husband and wife Robby and Neesha Grubbs may be San Antonians now, but they met when they were living in Deep Ellum 25 years ago. Since 2008, they have made a name for themselves in San Antonio with their company Local Coffee, but they’ve had their eyes on Dallas for...

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  On the Hunt for an Elaborate, Obscure Coffee Brewing Method in DFW

  January 11 at 4 a.m.

  There’s no shortage of coffee spots in North Texas. With that comes a variety of ways for coffee addicts to get their fix brewed — pour-overs, cold-brew, French press, standard drip. An older brewing method, however, seems to have come and gone in the DFW coffee scene. The siphon method...

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  The ‘Third Wave’ of Boba? North Texas Is Swimming in Bubble Tea

  Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 4 a.m.

  Fifteen years ago, Fat Straws was one of a handful of boba places in North Texas. Today, boba is a staple in almost every neighborhood, but the market for boba wasn’t always like that. The drink became popular in Taiwan in the 1980s before it spread to other Asian countries...