Rose Cafe

Gorgeous cafe with a French aesthetic. We dined in with our puppy on a Saturday afternoon. They were packed but we were seated quickly, the tables are very close together and no one minded the pup.Ordered the fried shrimp sandwich - SO GOOD. It comes with a pineapple sauce that brings a bit of heat, the sandwich is great with and without it. Ordered the chocolate croissant to go, it was fresh and well made.Service was slower and water wasn't filled timely as there was only one waiter working 6- tables but we didn't mind, we were dining during prime hours. Removed one star bc the food and drinks are oddly overpriced for the items and portions received. It's a lovely place to enjoy a quick bite and I liked how they offer pistachio milk as a milk selection at their coffee bar. Will be back!!

I've given this place three chances, and unfortunately, it keeps missing the mark. The iced latte was disappointing every time--no one in our group enjoyed it, and at $9 a cup, that's a tough sell. On my third visit, we switched things up and tried the Butterfly Pea Lemonade, but it was so overwhelmingly tart it was almost undrinkable.That said, the buildout is absolutely stunning--easily one of the best interior designs I've seen from Travis Street Hospitality (or anyone, for that matter) in 2024. The space itself is beautiful, but unfortunately, it seems like they're still ironing out some serious logistical challenges. For a café located in one of the busiest pedestrian areas in the city, it's shocking how poorly the experience flows.Some major issues:The layout doesn't accommodate a line--there's no clear space for customers to wait to order or pick up their drinks. How was this overlooked during such a meticulous buildout?On my first couple of visits, the bar area was cluttered with syrup bottles and other random stuff, making it look chaotic and disorganized for the baristas. On my most recent visit, they seemed to have cleaned it up, so maybe that's a sign of progress.I haven't tried their pastries yet, and they do look promising, so I'd consider coming back just for that. But when your main product is coffee, and you're positioned as a key spot for Katy Trail walkers and Dallas locals, the drinks shouldn't be this bad.Not sure if there's any hope of this place closing and transitioning to a new concept, especially since Travis Street Hospitality has a deal with the Terminal--they also lease the space next door for Le Pasage. But I really want this place to succeed. I'd gladly drop $10 on an iced drink every time I walk the trail--if only it were actually good.

This place was beautiful, and the coffee and breakfast taco were so good. The owner was super sweet. This is right off the Katy Trail so you can grab a coffee and walk as well. There's not a lot of Cambodian and French owned influenced places in Dallas, so please come check it out and support.

Casual, relaxing, and, stylish is this cafe along Katy Trail. A great stop after my KT walks and a lovely spot this makes for a tête-a-tête in the afternoons or early evenings. Amazing is their takeout service. I've returned many times in the mornings already for their unique and delicious pastries, including their "Matcha Morning Bun" and "Mushroom Croissant"!CHEERS!

We live 400ft on the trail from this place and we're delighted to finally have a cafe just steps away. The lattes are exquisite! The spring rolls are my favorite dish and my husband loves the banh mi sandwich. The coconut bowl is ok but not my favorite item. Highly recommend any of their pastries, they're all delicious. The service is wonderful every time but just be patient as they get incredibly busy on a nice day and I see they do their best to accommodate everyone.

I had a great time at the Rose Cafe. I got a pan au chocolate and a latte both of which were excellent. The pan au chocolate was well and not overly dry with a great balance of chocolate to pastry. The latte also tasted high quality. Service was friendly and the ambiance was nice. Although it is a bit expensive, I would recommend stopping by here.

Wanted to love it and I recently gave a great review to their sister restaurant Le PasSage. Food was good but nothing to write home about. The size of some breakfast items was criminal for the price (K trail toast). Vibe is gorgeous and service is very kind, but I'd say that's the best part about it.

I was only in Dallas for a week on vacation and this was one of my most frequent spots! I enjoy running and exploring and this cafe is right on katy trail. Go for a run, stop in for a coffee, and grab some breakfast. The staff were very friendly and it is a very homey place. I got an iced latte and tried the delicious croissants. I recommend if you're running or doing activities on the trail!

I stopped by this spot while visiting Katy Trail. I ordered a caramel macchiato and shared a croissant with a friend. Unfortunately, the caramel macchiato was disappointing--I took just two sips before throwing it out. On the bright side, the croissant was delicious. I had hoped to try their matcha, but it was sold out. Overall, I don't think I'd return.

Very cute establishment! Gave a very calming vibe which was nice after my hot yoga class. Will be back!!