The Market Local Comfort Cafe

My spouse and I went on Sunday morning shortly after it opened and had no problem getting seated. The Sunday breakfast is now à la carte with enough great options. We first ordered some coffee an Americano and a Drip. They both tasted great the Drip was warm enough, though perhaps should have requested they pre-heat the cup : ) Believe they use Addison Coffee Roasters, a local coffee roaster whose coffee we also buy for our home use.We had the East Coaster and the eggs with potatoes. The East Coaster is a toasted bagel (your choice of bagel) with in-house cured salmon and all the fixins. For the eggs & potatoes, I subbed a croissant for the toast for an upcharge. Everything was delicious. I was a little worried that the croissant may not be up to par, but it was great. Highly recommend this place. Including tip we spent a tad over fifty bucks but it was worth it. By the time we were finished, it had filled up nicely. The Market is still an excellent place for breakfast & brunch. Highly recommended.

Each visit here has been memorable. Aesthetic reminds me of South America. The music played is lively and upbeat. It's more than a venue; it's a hub for community. I was excited to learn of the add of dinner time (see my photos for more info). This go round, I needed to-go parve side dish dips and challah for an upcoming last minute event. Sales associate was helpful. I wound up going with the olive and madbucha dips and challah bites (the last bag that was left/hot item!). I looking forward to sharing them.

Two of us came in for business lunch. The honeycomb lavender was a tremendous hit.We both got the salmon, Sammie on whole wheat. It's difficult to express how perfectly done the salmon was. The bread was delicious and homemade and fresh. Everything between the two slices of bread was perfect. This was a substantial portion of food, and it was paired with hand cut potato chips made fresh.I also got one of their drip coffee's which was ok. Everything else we got though was so far beyond good that I could use the word stunning.I was just so pleasantly surprised by the food. Our server. Stephano P was welcoming and very affable.I really only have one complaint and it is more of a gripe really. I would have liked to have known that there was an up charge on the milk and also to upgrade the bread to wheat.That said, the food was the star here and we were impressed.

Absolutely delicious food! I ordered the Italian Veggie Melt and it was so flavorful and the fresh hoagie bun just made the meal even better. If you get a chance to try their homemade chips, I highly recommend it!

Amazing food and service. Will definitely be coming back!!!! One of the best kosher places around Dallas.

Not impressed. Went in around 1pm and they weren't busy. Sat for several minutes and finally the waitress came over and brought a menu. I ordered iced tea. She brought tea and never came back. Just standing at the bar dancing around. I decided if service was an indicator of food - I was out. Went to the register and asked for a to go cup and said I wasn't going to be able to stay. Gave the gal a $5. She just took it. No asking about change just put it by the register. So a $3 tea and a $2 tip. I would have tipped her, but the fact that she just expected the whole $5 without even asking about change was the icing on the cake. I do not recommend.

I heard about this place on Instagram and was so excited to try the chocolate babka after seeing all the photos. The chocolate babka has the perfect amount of filling--it has lots of filling! I also learned the sell out of bank as fast so you have to order ahead! I've tried the bagels, the chocolate babka loaf, the chocolate chip challah, sugar crumb challah, and chocolate babka bites. I've been disappointed with the chocolate babka loaf and find it too doughy for my liking. But the chocolate babka bites are always perfectly cooked!! And topped with sugar crumble! I didn't think the bagel was that special and was also disappointed that my chocolate chip challah had very few chocolate chips so I didn't even take pictures of those. I wish the challah had 2-3 times as many chocolate chips especially since some of my slices had none. The challah was a little dry too compared to other challahs I've tried. Still better than what I could bake myself!

I don't really know what to make of this place.The not-so good:Went here on Monday lunchtime.The main issue is under staffing. Even one more person would make a huge difference, and two more would be optimal.It took about 5-6 minutes before anyone acknowledged me at the front and asked to be seated. The place wasn't full, but everyone working was very busy. It wasn't a matter of neglect, just not enough people to spare.If you need something, good chance you are just going to have to go up to the counter and ask for it. I ordered coffee, but it never came until I asked the person behind the counter. Again, I really think this is an issue of under-staffing. they are working very hard just to keep things moving at the pace they are.The food is pretty expensive for what it is. I had eggs, potatoes, a single pancake, and a regular coffee. Total bill after a 20% tip was ~$33. Other cafes of equal or better caliber are less expensive.The good:Staff is friendly when you are able to talk to them. They didn't take the fact that they were visibly over-burdened out on customers. The kitchen is very fast. I have no idea how they got my order out so quick. I will say my eggs were a little oversalted, and potatoes a little undersalted. but still good.The ambience is really nice. Quirky but tasteful decorations. This place is clearly jewish-run and it was cool to see so many patrons in that community.They do have wifi; that is very convenient if you want to study.The great:And this is why I'll probably be back, regardless of any negatives.the pancakes. the pancakes!10/10, no question. Some of the best I've ever had, and I am not easy to impress with those. with the honey butter they have? just perfect.

While visiting Dallas area looked for a kosher restaurant. We were pleasantly surprised by The Market. It's a cute little place with a friendly staff. The food is really good! We went there twice during our stay and it was out of our way so that says a lot!The Mr. had the French Onion Toastie twice. It was delicious. The Mrs. had the Greek salad once and the shakahuka. The little Mr. had Mac and cheese which he declared was the best. Also had nachos which were ok.Highly recommended would have liked to try more!

Incredible salads, sandwiches, coffees and teas. We love this spot. It's comfy, homey, great menu and great team. Ezekiel is so friendly , kind, and helpful .All of our special requests were handled perfectly! Thank you so much to the Market!