Weekend Coffee — Restaurant in Dallas

First and foremost, this coffee shop is inside of a hotel. That did take me a moment to locate. You can get complimentary valet parking from the Joule Hotel if you're there for less than 2 hours. I recommend having parking situation ready because as a first-timer, there was confusion on where I could park. There is also a Neiman Marcus garage that is diagonal from the entrance that has a low parking fee. Other than that, the place is very clean. It is a bit small but they have seating inside and right outside. It's a good and quiet place to do work. They do offer WiFi but I didn't see any plugs inside of the coffee shop. As for the quality of the food, their croissant was really good and fluffy. The coffee was also very good. I like mine sweet and simple so I'm a bit easy to please with coffee. I also love a place with great service and that's exactly what I received here. There was enough staff and they were able to educate me on the pastry and...

FOOD INSTAGRAM: @northtx.gemz •••• 🍒 WHAT THEY’RE KNOWN FOR: if you’re staying at The Joule hotel near the famous Dallas eyeball or visiting that area, Weekend Coffee is one of the closest and most convenient coffee shops in the area. Street parking! Go in the morning or early afternoon. 🍒 THE VIBE: clean, artsy, colorful. It was a great vibe. We just grabbed and go but it was hotel lobby vibes. 🍒 PRICE: ~$7 🍒 WOULD I COME BACK? Yes. •••• Overall Rating: 10/10 I’ve been wanting to stop by Weekend Coffee for the longest and it did not disappoint! Their hot Spanish latte was impeccable! It was the perfect temperature and the perfect amount of sweetness. Coffee was robust and the condensed milk added a depth to the drink that was enjoyable. The baristas were really helpful and nice. I’m not sure I would study here but definitely a good place to sit and chat over a cup of coffee. They do close at...

Weekend Coffee at the Joule is Dallas's downtown diamond. No one makes a better old-fashioned espresso or rich, cold brew and everything from the wooden tea trays to the full range of seating options throughout the lobby (couch? two top? bar? communal table with outlets? check, check and check) is set up for comfort and cool factor. The cliche of the hip barista may be something of a joke, but at Weekend, the baristas not only make great coffee and conversation, but are some of Dallas's warmest and most interesting bright young things. Come for the coffee, stay for the class, or the other way around, just...