Casa Azul Coffee — Restaurant in Fort Worth

If I'm being honest, I was skeptical of this spot. I'm a bit insufferable when it comes to my coffee, and there are only a handful of coffee shops in Fort Worth that I believe are worthy of a 5 star review. Casa Azul is now one of them.

I came here on a Saturday morning for a quiet spot to read, and I was blown away by the quality and craft of the coffee and pastries. They sources their beans from Counter Culture Coffee Roasters, and they had a wide variety of conches (Mexican sweet bread). The first sweet bread I got was so good, I had to go back for a round two before I left! They were also priced at around $2.00, and were the size of my head.

The inside was pretty much what I expected - a spacious interior with plenty of seating, some couches, and a little play area for kids. If there was one word I'd use to describe it, it'd be "quaint." Modest designs/furniture, and nothing too w

All in all, Casa Azul is a humble shop that isn't trying too hard to be something they're not. They just serve great coffee, sell bombing pastries, and offer a place for the community to meet. 5...

Amazing Coffee, Cozy Vibe & Friendly Staff!

Casa Azul Coffee is an absolute gem in Fort Worth! From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere, making it the perfect spot to relax or get some work done.

The coffee is top-notch, with rich, bold flavors and expertly crafted drinks. Whether you’re grabbing a classic latte or trying one of their unique specialty drinks, you can taste the quality in every sip. The pastries and food options are also delicious and pair perfectly with their drinks.

On top of that, the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even better. They truly make you feel at home and add to the charm of this wonderful café.

If you’re in Fort Worth and love great coffee, Casa Azul is a must-visit! I’ll definitely be...

The atmosphere was nice. The barista's were nice, but man the coffee tasted like water. I got a French press and it tasted like water. I got brown water, drove from Arlington to give this spot a try to support Latina based businesses, . the reviews are 4.8. I guess Fort Worth doesn't know what good coffee is. When I returned it, the barista did offer to make another one and I said no thank you this one tasted like water. She's like OK and didn't even Apologize or offer anything else I didn't ask for my money back. My wife got a café de holla, tasted more like coffee with cinnamon. My daughter got a churro latte little ,too sugary for her taste buds .Overall the coffee is not good here. I wish this place nothing but the best, and hopefully they can improve on...