Dapper Cafe — Restaurant in Hurst

Did I intentionally starve all day just so I could really go to town when I got my food? Yes I did. I know it's not fair, food tastes better when you're hungry but I make sure to keep that in mind whenever I'm trying out a new meal.

I gathered my small spawn and off to lunch we went. I would have rather gone on my own during the week but this place is just now starting up in this location and weekday hours for the cafe are just not available yet.

First thank god they serve canned sodas. No cups needed, no straws, they can be recycled and stay color longer. WIN WIN WIN! Keep it simple.

What you are seeing here you lucky dog is the Hippie Bowl, with SALMON, made SPICY!!!

Took a few minutes before it arrived and they know how to plate their meals. My eyes definitely feasted beforehand. I almost didn't want to dig in, it was too pretty. Every single layer had more and more color and texture and flavor. Whoever designed this one knows how to balance the perfect meal. It was the right amount of spice too. I'm someone that loves heat, intense heat but this was so perfectly balanced, it did not need anything added to it.

I really enjoyed coming here, the people there make you feel welcome and they stop by to check on you. I saw a familiar face which really just makes this place feel cozy and neighborly. My kids enjoyed some chicken nachos that were not on the menu but the staff made sure to make them something they would also enjoy eating. They definitely devoured them.

If you are just looking for something new in the area definitely stop here. Every meal purchased helps feed someone in need. Currently I only know they are opened on Saturdays from 12-5. They are closed Sundays.

Fantastic...

This is a unique place. It is a thrift store and a cafe, not a coffee shop. The sentiment here is very sweet and I do love what they are trying to do by giving back to the community. Notably, the thrift store was clearly well taken care of and the pricing was appropriate. Unfortunately, the product and service of the cafe was more miss than hit.

The cafe was a mixed bag of really neat, odd, and disappointing. The den/library vibe is so cool! The staff is made up of high schoolers, all clearly in training, and volunteers. It’s a sweet concept, but I overheard most orders being taken wrong, needed to be followed up on a couple times, and/or were delivered incorrectly and then required fixing. Everyone was kind and apologetic.

I originally came as I thought this was a coffee shop, it is more of a cafe. I personally had the iced coffee. It came out in a cool mason jar, however the quality was poor and it was watered down. People that got food clearly enjoyed what they got. I plan to come again soon to try the food out and take a closer look at the...

Can't say enough about how great this place is! The cafe is nice and cozy but with plenty of room to relax and interact with others or just enjoy a good book. The menu has a variety of teas, coffee and pastries, so far I have loved everything I have tried. (I like to get something new each time). One thing you absolutely need to try is their chicken street tacos. So tasty I always forget to snap the mandatory Instagram photo. Stanley, an owner and constant source of good conversation, definitely knows what he is doing and it shows in the quality of service. This is easily my new go to spot. If you stop by make sure to bring your own mug to snag a little discount on your drink. Support local businesses!

It is worth noting the Cafe is owned by the same individuals that run the thrift shop next door. They are members of the Awareness Project which genuinely does a lot of good for the community and who doesn't like to support...