Palmieri Cafe

One of my favorite cafe's in the Dallas area. Drinks and food were great! I ordered the matcha latte and probably one of the best i had in Texas. My wife ordered the gingerbread latte and that did not disappoint as well. The service and the vibe of the cafe was great as well! Definitely will be coming back

It's located in the farmers market here and I am guessing it's open all year round. One can take a coffee or boba from nearby shops and take a chair in the sun. I ordered regular Cappuccino with whole milk, and was ready in surprisingly quick time. Appearance, if you see the photos is no where close to other craft coffee shops. Looked more like the one from Starbucks or Panera bread. Quick service with no attention towards art. Serving size was 12 oz which would make it more milkier than usual. So, I was basically drinking coffee flavored milk. Needless to say, this visit was a disappointment considering I was excited to see an Italian cafe.Ambience: farmers market, which is always a fun placeBarista skills : 1/5Beans: 3/5, if this beans is used well, I'll possibly get a taste of Milan. But unfortunately, I was drinking coffee flavored milk.

I don't think I can ever get espresso anywhere else from now on. This has been the best espresso of my life. I am not exaggerating. I have had great espresso and even in unexpected places. Nothing else compares. I am ruined. Having something so delicious ruins all future espresso purchases.I think only being in Italy drinking espresso could top this. The pastries are all made from scratch and prepared in the most perfect way. I chose the seasonal pumpkin pastry. I usually don't jump on the pumpkin spice bandwagon but this one takes the cake or should I say pastry cake. My fall break is now complete and I can return fully happy.Earlier I tried the pistachio and the espresso gelatos. Goodness with every bite. Chef's kiss Best coffee shop in Dallas.

Cute little shop, not a lot of parking, but there is some off street parking in front and around back. I always get to-go, but there's a patio space for seating should you be passing through. I'm always tempted to get the affogato, but haven't just yet so I'll have to come back for that. Service is always good with patient staff bc I don't ever know what I want when I walk in. The chicken rosemary calzone is really good; if you like olives I think it's worth a try. When in bishop arts again I'll definitely be back.

Small cafe just next to Paradiso! The service is great and the coffee is strong, very strong! What else do you want!

We were looking for a local coffee shop and stumbled upon this gem! The staff was very polite and the girl behind the counter took her time to explain all the scrumptious looking pastries. We ended up getting chocolate cornettos and a regular coffee. Everything was delicious. Great to know I have this wonderful spot in my neighborhood.

Just exactly what you expect. Coffee, some treats and a quick in and out experience. I do like their beef pockets. It's different and delicious.

I would so love to give Palmieri a higher rating because some of its items, as well as the service, truly do deserve it. The problem is consistency--there are some items are wayy underwhelming, so it takes some trial and error (and luck) to know what to get. I ordered an amaretto (black cherry) pasticiotto, a chocolate cornetto (croissant) and an iced latte. The croissant and the iced latte were phenomenal and I would definitely come back for those. Possibly even every day. The buttery, distinct layers to the croissant were such a pleasant surprise. The flavors in the latte were beautiful, with all the flavor from the espresso while still maintaining a certain subtlety. New place to treat myself on a weekend morning?? The pasticiotto was the disappointment. A pasticiotto should be a soft, fluffy pastry filled with delicately flavored cream. It shouldn't have a crumb to it, but it definitely should not have been as gooey as this one was. I think it was overfilled with cream on top of being underbaked. I hear the pasticiottos here are normally okay, so I wouldn't be opposed to trying again the next time I go.Go try it out, and make sure to check in on Yelp to take 10% off your order!

Nice start to hump day. There have been so many new "sweet shops" opened around Dallas in the last few years,I decided I'd better try a few.Next up on my list, is Palmeris. I found myself in this part of downtown on business so, decided to partake in a coffee and pastry. Palmieri came up with good temperatures on Yelp so, I went for it. Its located in the Gentrified area called Farmers Market. In my childhood this was a real working farmers market and you could come here on any day of the week and find a selection of common foods, from fresh vegetables to meat and everything in between. Now it's been enclosed and spaces rented to food stalls and shops. Nice area. Most businesses were still closed when I arrived at about 920am. I searched for a while until I found Palmieri cafe. I didn't realize it was a walk-up. No harm though, they have an excellent staff of three waiting to expertly help you.I ended up ordering a Cappucino and Cornetto. The Cappucino was perfectly prepared and placed in a Real Cup for my pleasure. A Cornetto is a pastry made with eggs, butter, water, and sugar, then filled with pastry cream.I have to admit. For almost $5 I expected more. The flavor of the bread was fairly average and I expected a bite of richness. The cream filling was almost nonexistent. They could improve here.I would say if you are here and in the mood for a coffee or pastry give them a try. Otherwise, I don't think id go out of my way to get here!

Cannoli not fresh.... Filing very good...................................................................................................Service was good