Fount Board and Table

Cute and yummy, the perfect combo.We decided to try brunch here last weekend because it looked unique being a bookstore/coffee shop/restaurant. We were sat promptly and our server was with us immediately even though it was busy. Two of us ordered coffee and really enjoyed our drinks! Mine was the choco strawberry (recommended by our server) and it was delicious. I'm determined to recreate it.For food I'm not sure what the dish I had is called (steak Benedict's?) but it was delicious and I cleaned my plate. The roasted potatoes were perfectly crispy on the outside and well seasoned.Our server checked on us constantly, kept out waters full, and kept the table clean by removing empty plates as we ate. It was great!Highly recommend giving them a try :)

WHAT I ORDERED: Brown Butter Hazelnut Latte (Iced) and Olive Oil Latte (Hot)PARKING: Limited street parking. INSIDE: Limited coffee drinks on their menu but the staff is friendly. It had old school vibes with dim lighting. THE DRINKS: I wish the brown butter hazelnut latte had more of its flavor present as it felt lackluster. The olive oil latte was an acquired taste, it was interesting for the first few sips and one that you should drink before it cools down.

If you're on the hunt for a relaxing and yet refined coffee spot in Dallas, Fount Board & Table is a must-visit. We stopped by to have our Dallasites101 coffee passport stamped and were pleasantly surprised by this hidden gem.Finding the coffee shop can be a bit tricky--it's tucked away in a charming house, with only subtle signage on the glass door. Once inside, the space feels like a perfect blend of an upscale home and a modern coffee shop, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.I ordered the Brown Butter Hazelnut Latte, and it was excellent. The flavors were well-balanced, not overly sweet, and the quality of the coffee beans truly stood out.Parking is available on the street and nearby side streets, making it relatively convenient. This location previously housed another coffee shop, but the transition has only elevated the experience. With its sophisticated yet welcoming ambiance and exceptional coffee, I'll definitely be returning.

Super cute coffee shop with a super interesting and creative menu. I got the iced brown butter latte, a breakfast taco and the spicy soppressata sandwich on focaccia. The drink was pretty good, I appreciated that it wasn't super sweet. The breakfast taco was underwhelming, especially at $6 per taco. The sandwich was pretty good but I probably won't get it again. The parking in this area is pretty terrible and if you don't know what you're looking for it's easy to miss this little green house in the middle of the street. I will say, they have a lot of seating for such a small space.

So cute and lots of seating. I would always see students or workers on their laptop, and it's on the quieter side so I think it's a great study spot.From their drinks, I've only ever gotten their brown butter hazelnut latte, but it's so good. It's perfectly sweetened and the coffee taste is still strong. I also like their black bean tacos. They're big but expensive ($6 for 1!!!!) so I think they're more of an indulgent snack.

Such a perfect cozy joint. I got the olive oil latte. The morning bun. The egg toast. And every little bite was delightful. The service well what can I say? Everyone made me feel special.

A quaint and beautiful cafe nestled in the State Thomas area of Uptown Dallas!! My brown butter hazelnut latte with oatmilk was so soothing and delicious. Not too sweet and the sea salt topping was a brilliant touch. I like that this cafe offers ample seating options which allowed me to grab a table for a few hours and work on a Monday afternoon. Will definitely be back! Street parking is available. There are plenty of seating options. The cafe also offers tons of food options so great if you are planning to be here for a while.

I wanted to love this place. The jammy egg toast photos were calling my name, the photos looked awesome.The menu says prosciutto (all Yelp photos show prosciutto), but it was served with salami, and they did not inform me beforehand. Salami is generally less expensive ingredient too. Also in lots of the photos it looked like a round (more homemade and larger) loaf. It was tasty, but still pretty disappointing. When I went back to the counter to correct that it was served with salami, they mumbled "oh, I guess we didn't tell you" not an apology, no compensation, nada. They were super dismissive. If they had offered me a cookie (or anything) I probably would have brushed it off.My toast was served on a small slice of square toast. For $17!!! Also the garnish was an INedible sprig of lavender. A garnish should always be edible... other photos show this entree with a fig. Sadly Yelp does not attach photos to reviews if you post the photo after the review and I was having wifi issues, so that photo loaded separately, but it is the gallery of photos here on yelp for this business under my name.I just moved here from San Francisco and I am generally immune to high prices, but this was way too expensive for what we got, not to mention the crappy service.Hubbs got a pretty tasty grilled cheese, but also tiny, and served with nary a chip or anything. For $13. (look a my photo, it is dwarfed by the medium sized plate)Another major gripe was that every single table was occupied by a person on a computer, 60% of these people had zero evidence they had even purchased a thing from here. There should be time limit. If I spend $33 for food, let me have a table to sit and eat it. We ended up asking another table to move their stuff so we could sit down at the large 4 top they were hogging with laptops and papers.Pretty disappointing. I don't like the feeling of being ripped off.

Such a cute hidden house style coffee shop! This is better than white rhino or foxtrot in the state Thomas neighborhood.We didn't try any food items, but we each got the $7.75 brown butter hazelnut ice latte with oatmilk. I wish I could have put this as 5 stars but they weren't really transparent with the oatmilk up charge. When asked they said they don't disclose it. I have no problem paying for extra toppings/substitutions but do feel slighted when a store is not honest with it.Will say at $7.75 this is a pricer latte, but the quality is there unlike other stores that do charge similarly.

I loved this coffee shop. I have been to this area many times and have never realized that this is not just a charcuterie place but also a breakfast spot! The cute little house had great seating and some of the best lattes I have ever had. I am picky with matcha but this one was done right. Good service and plenty of street parking available too.