Good Boy Cafe — Restaurant in Dallas

Super rude barista who charged us for stuff we didn't order (i.e. charged me for non dairy milk when I got regular and for syrup flavors my friend didn't ask for or get) in drinks that were overall quite mid after all of that. The space had potential, but I regret bringing my friend who was from out of town here. Such a bad example of Dallas coffee shops and service. I'd say it could use a few more tables so people can stay more than the few minutes it takes to walk around, but when the lady taking your order is just radiating that she hates that you are there and then cheats you, why would you want to stay longer? What is especially infuriating is reading the owner's response to people complaining about prices that they do so to pay their baristas "fairly". So you're telling me that we paid extra for overtly sweet, overtly milky coffees to pay a woman who acted like we were wasting her time by existing who wasn't even the typical underpaid and...

Horrible experience my girlfriend insisted we go we went as soon as we walked in I was like oh this place seems cool we walk to the coffee bar and the barista says nothing to us she actually doesn’t even look at us at any point. The girl tells us nothing about the menu we mention we’ve never been here she just says “ok well I’ll give you time to look at the menu” while still just staring at the POS honestly if my girlfriend didn’t want to try this place I would’ve just left that’s gotta be the most disrespectful thing I’ve seen. If someone walks in why wouldn’t you acknowledge them ….. if someone says they’ve never been here why would your response be yeah I’ll give you time to look at the menu. If you don’t want to work at a coffee shop then quit please there’s a bunch of other people out there with...

Visited Sunday afternoon. I got the chai latte and chocolate chip cookie. The cookie looked really dense, but melts in your mouth. Perfectly sweet and hints of salt, not too rich. Definitely would come back for that.

Not many other bites outside of a couple croissants and trail mix bar. The chai tasted bitter/punchy and watery which was definitely a low light for the price. Oat milk option a plus though. Latte + cookie was $15.

The store itself is very cute, trendy. A little busy as it is also a boutique with clothes, knick knacks, books, and home goods for sale but the ambience is lovely, especially if you enjoy different things on the walls and all around to look at/get lost in.

Love the sage green and browns. Very earthy and natural. Overall a cozy, Texas eccentric vibe. Would return...