Ampersand — Restaurant in Fort Worth

I've had a bad experience in the two times I've been to Ampersand, each dealing with the same item I've ordered: the pezzo toast. My first time, they ran out of tomatoes, but didn't tell me until the toast was ready with everything else it comes with. I was frustrated but let it go, because I work in the food industry and I understand that these things happen sometimes. I chose not to go back because it is fairly expensive. However, I gave them another chance today (about 2 months later), since the toast was fairly tasty, despite missing the tomatoes, but yet again, was disappointed. They ran out of pesto and I wasn't notified until 10 minutes after I placed my order. Again, I understand these things happen, but checking stock before opening should be routine so I can avoid waiting for something I won't...

The Toasted Coconut Latte Changed My Life ☕✨ I don’t know who the genius is behind this latte, but they deserve a medal, a standing ovation, and maybe even a national holiday. This isn’t just a latte—it’s an experience. The first sip hit me so hard I almost called my mom to tell her I’d finally found the meaning of life.

The balance of flavors? Impeccable. The foam? Pure artistry. I’m convinced the barista whispered sweet nothings to the espresso while it brewed because this drink tastes like love and perfection.

If you haven’t tried the toasted coconut yet, are you even living? Run—don’t walk—to Ampersand. Your taste buds will thank you, and your soul will ascend.

10/10, would trade all other lattes...

Coffee and service here is amazing, seriously can’t speak more highly of their exceptional coffee. However, charging twice the price for various soft drinks, energy drinks, and sparking water seems like a crime. The “convenience fee” is a little excessive for a 12 oz canned energy drink - should have walked down the street to 7-11. Paid $11.30 for Liquid Death and Alani. I immediately understood why prices were so conveniently unavailable until it was time to purchase the items. Just “nit-picky” but still excessive imo. Also, good luck parking unless you’re a TCU student. Then again, there’s no parking for TCU students....