Dream Cafe — Restaurant in Richardson

Asked for an oatmilk vanilla latte, and got a chai latte with cinnamon on top. Told they add cinnamon to all their drinks? Doesn’t say that on the menu. Adding something to your drink without letting you know is interesting. i asked to remake the drink and it was an oatmilk latte, but didn’t taste any vanilla. not a place i’d recommend you get coffee.

Got chicken and waffles, and it’s your average chicken and waffles. not super juicy, nothing out the ordinary, just average. The gravy it comes with was delicious however.

My partner ordered a smoked salmon toasted bagel (new yorker on the menu) and it came disassembled? isn’t the point of eating out food that made ready to eat? interesting. regardless of the nit picking, nothing stood out in flavor again. it’s an average smoked salmon bagel. however, something felt off about the salmon and we couldn’t finish it.

was very excited to try this place due to the high reviews and how cute the place looks on the inside, but the food and coffee was very bland and alright, and service was ok. i wouldn’t recommend this place to most people, only if they like bland...

If you're familiar with the Dream Cafe from either their current incarnations (Lakewood & the quadrangle) or their old location in Addison, you have a basically accurate expectation. The menu is the same, the patio is comparable, in it's way (and growing, with an expansion already underway). The interior decor is a bit more modern than the other locations; but with a similar feel. The menu is identical (plus a full bar) and well implemented, with a kitchen that already appears to operate like a well oiled machine. The staff is welcoming and eager, while gaining experience. The location already does a brisk business from neighborhood traffic and does regularly have a few parties waiting seating; but the diverse collection of clientele never seem to have to wait particularly long for a seat. I look forward to many meals at...

My first venture into a Dream Cafe was a revelation! From the outside, it’s a humble facade that doesn’t hint at the magic within. Step inside, and you’re wrapped in a warm, inviting embrace—think soothing vibes and charming decor that instantly set the mood. I couldn’t resist “The Elvis,” a jaw-dropping tower of indulgence: a fluffy, golden biscuit piled high with velvety scrambled eggs, juicy pork sausage, melted cheddar, a luscious blanket of creamy gravy, and a sprinkle of crispy bacon crumbles. It’s billed as a sandwich, but this beast demands a knife and fork to conquer its glory. One bite, and your taste buds are doing the Jailhouse Rock! If you manage to polish off this colossal creation, expect a blissfully full belly and a heart singing with...