Farmhouse Coffee & Treasures

Stopped here for coffee and a regular recommend the blueberry muffin. I had the white lavender latte and the muffin. Both were very good . This is a super cute little place that is also a gift shop. The staff was absolutely wonderful. Can't wait to return!

Very quaint Coffee shop, great coffee, quick service and was well staffed when we went. It was busy but they handled the rush well. highly recommend for coffee in Northlake.

I came here while I was in town and was pleasantly surprised by this coffee/treasure shop. I love houses that are converted into coffee shops. I got their egg, bacon and cheese breakfast burrito, blueberry scone and iced chai latte. The workers are friendly, funny and quick with the order. They have some nice pieces for home or office decor. I picked up a lovely bookmark and office decor piece. They have plenty of places to sit on the porch as well as inside. They also have a covered patio and a couple of rows for parking. Farmhouse is located in a nice neighborhood and it's a great spot to people watch. There's a tiny area across for children to play in, a community garden and community flower bed. The iced chai latte was delicious paired well with the breakfast burrito that came with salsa. The blueberry scone was okay. The prices are reasonable and I look forward to returning when I'm in the area.

Service and coffee are always on point. The chorizo breakfast burrito is hands down the best breakfast burrito I've ever had.

I come here EVERY TIME I visit my family in Texas. Why?Because it's legit Seattle coffee and this Seattleite needs her Seattle grade style coffeeIt's good and delicious and I love this little place!

some of the best coffee I've tried! and the blueberry coffee cake is amazing as well. the service is excellent. everyone is so kind.

Really quiet, true-to-theme, Texas country coffee shop in a turn-of-the-century-styled southern house with wraparound porch! Farmhouse was early in our Fort Worth coffee tour and drew my interest because of the uniqueness of the setting and location. Coffee shops have really sprang up in the north and far north Fort Worth neighborhoods in the past couple of years, a difficult time to start a business of any kind. Farmhouse is a nicely branded, cozy, very southern styled coffee spot and café that is not clearly "on the way anywhere" unless you commute from Denton to Fort Worth or live in Argyle.Had Yelp not led us here, a coffee shop would be the last thing I would expect to find tucked away in this concept neighborhood simply named "Harvest" across from the HOA community center. Honestly, we felt a little like we were driving up to a commune (cue theme music from The Path), with the sunflower symbol on signage and large garden and greenhouse. The address of the HOA is the same as the coffee shop, suggesting it's part of the concept. A cool idea!The building is decorated very much like someone's dream project, feeling like the interior of a Granbury antique store, and the country, everything-is-for-sale "clutter" of a Fredericksburg BnB. Seating for multiple sized groups is available inside and outside, including a peaceful, park-like space with picnic tables. Inside was nearly empty when we arrived. It did not take many people for us to feel that we were too close during the pandemic as circulation was minimal.Coffee was well made, and service friendly and quick. There's a lot to look at in the various rooms. Seating was cozy and sunny by the window where we sat. The only thing keeping me from giving five stars was lack of ventilation and proximity of the indoor seating, and while the inside had a Texas country charm about it, it was a bit claustrophobic when more people came. But, if you want to try something unlike any other coffee shop in Tarrant County, worth the trip!

My initial intent was to have coffee and not any food. While waiting for the family ahead of me to order and get their beverage, I was savoring over the éclair by the register. When it was my turn to order, the display was a tease as there were no more eclairs. I decided to get a chorizo burrito with salsa with my mocha.The mocha was very delicious and the correct temperature. Even though there was no jacket, the cup was not too hot to handle. It was also the ideal ratio of chocolate to coffee. There was no chocolate residue on the bottom of the cup.As for the burrito, I was disappointed the salsa was served on the side. I would have preferred if it was mixed into the scrambled eggs. The burrito was piping hot, plump and perfectly sealed. Opening it up to apply the salsa was akin to opening a sealed envelope. It was not doable without tearing the tortilla. I was not too hungry, so it was the right amount of food. If I had not eaten earlier in the morning, I would have needed that non-existent éclair.The service at this cafe is extremely friendly. From the cashier, the barista to the person cleaning the tables. With the multitude of children's religious literature available for purchase, these folks definitely practice what they sale.Why the low rating? I was disappointed with the parking situation. When Waze directed me to turn left onto the parking lot, I was hesitant. The area had enough cars to convince me it was a parking lot. As I was driving up the main road, the entrance did not appear to be a road because it ended on a curb. Fortunately, I did not have brand new tires as I would have been reluctant to drive over it as I was entering and leaving the lot.

Me, my father, and my mother were looking forward to trying this place since we were on our way to visit my older brother in Oklahoma, so it was on the way. We always look to support local businesses in any area we're in. When we went there, there were unfortunately a lot of people there because it was a Saturday, pumpkin patch, and several other events. So the long wait was to be expected. I love the farmhouse decor and design of the interior, it's super cute and cozy. And as a Christian, I really appreciated the Bible verses all around the place. The coffee was decent and the service was good. The food was what was horrible. It was quite frankly shameful. They have all day breakfast here and we went there hungry only to get burnt quiches (and not even get my order right, I got a veggie quiche and my mother got their bacon quiche), and they had given us two bacon quiches and were both very burnt and not appetizing at all. Truly lost my appetite after that. I truly hope they improve their food quality for being a marketed "Farmhouse" little cafe, it did not meet that expectation in food at all. I truly wanted to love this place because we love all things farmhouse and local businesses, however, the food was truly a waste of money. I genuinely wish you guys the best, but I'm always going to be honest with my reviews. God bless!

Great little coffee house. Love the decorations. Not a lot of space inside but there is outside seating as well. I have only had a latte but it was very good. Also had the muffins and the cinnamon roll which were yummy.