Weekend Coffee

FOOD INSTAGRAM: @northtx.gemz **** WHAT THEY'RE KNOWN FOR: if you're staying at The Joule hotel near the famous Dallas eyeball or visiting that area, Weekend Coffee is one of the closest and most convenient coffee shops in the area. Street parking! Go in the morning or early afternoon. THE VIBE: clean, artsy, colorful. It was a great vibe. We just grabbed and go but it was hotel lobby vibes. PRICE: ~$7 WOULD I COME BACK? Yes. ****Overall Rating: 10/10- I've been wanting to stop by Weekend Coffee for the longest and it did not disappoint!- Their hot Spanish latte was impeccable! It was the perfect temperature and the perfect amount of sweetness. Coffee was robust and the condensed milk added a depth to the drink that was enjoyable. - The baristas were really helpful and nice. I'm not sure I would study here but definitely a good place to sit and chat over a cup of coffee. They do close at 3pm just FYI!

I was doing my weekly stroll downtown and walked through the beautiful Joule hotel as a shortcut and stumbled across Weekend coffee. I stopped by to grab a croissant and latte. The barista was kind and prepared my drink as I requested. There is a store nearby to purchase items and a lounge area to enjoy your morning or afternoon drink. This is a good place to check out if you are nearby or staying in The Joule. Enjoy!

I was looking for a nearby coffee shop by my hotel where I felt I could get a craft latte. I could've easily gone to the Starbucks around the corner, but I wanted to support a local cafe. The Weekend Coffee was a cute and quaint coffee shop inside of The Joule. I stopped by on a Wednesday morning and loved what I ordered so much that I got the same breakfast the following day. My go-to drink is a dirty chai, which they made well. The Weekend Coffee offered breakfast tacos (choice between bacon or potato) in addition to an assortment of pastries. I got one of breakfast potato with eggs and cheese, which was excellent for a pre-made breakfast taco. The eggs were nicely fluffy, and I loved the texture from the shredded potatoes (like hashbrowns). My taco also came with a side of mild salsa that wasn't spicy at all, but the flavor was exactly what the taco needed. Between the taco and my drink, everything was less than $15. What a steal especially considering my cost to Starbucks would've been more expensive for similar items. I'll be back on my next trip!

Superb little purveyor of coffee and morning pastry.Just off the lobby in the Joule hotel its convenient to run down and grab a masterfully prepared Latte or Cortado and pastries. The baked goods are supplied by CBD next door and are superb.Go!

Coffee shop inside the boutique Joule hotel - I come for the coffee, indulge in the house made pop tarts and chill in the comfy lobby (which has cool art). Great place in downtown Dallas if you're looking for a coffee shop.

The staff wasn't that friendly. We both got the Spanish latte, and I also got their breakfast taco. I didn't enjoy the coffee. Surprisingly coffee was bitter, even though it had condensed milk. I did like the breakfast taco; quite flavorful and wrapped in a good tortilla. Due to this visit, we got to check out a fascinating bookstore across the hall before heading home.

If you love history and coffee, you're gonna love Weekend Coffee! Located on the ground floor of the Joule Hotel, Weekend Coffee is a cute, well m-lit and nicely decorated coffee shop in downtown Dallas. They have killer latte, friendly staff and cool products to shop as souvenirs.The shop is quite small. Perfect for takeouts, but they also have a few seats available if you choose to stay in for a while. I love the interior design so much and their iconic red really pops out and gives the whole space a young, vibrant vibe. Will visit again soon to try other drinks on the menu

Stopped in for an oat milk cortado and was so happy I did. It was one of the best cortados I've had! Staff was friendly and attentive. I'll definitely be back in!

Cute little spot located inside the Joule hotel. I stopped by 3-4 times during my week in Dallas. I came late mornings (around 10a) and there was never a line. Highly recommend the Spanish latte. I'm a sucker for anything with condensed milk. I tried it hot and cold, and even as an iced coffee fan, I recommend getting it hot. Otherwise, the condensed milk just clumps at the bottom and you end up drinking it through the straw. Although, hack if you live nearby like I did while visiting: get the latte hot and pour over ice when you get home. Not only do you get more coffee, but the condensed milk will actually combine. Staff was friendly and quick to make orders. There are a couple stools inside and a few small tables leading into the hotel available for use. They also offer a few pastries/food items, so definitely get there earlier if you're interested.

Staying at the Joules hotel in Dallas Texas and this coffee shop is a must try- I got the Spanish latte and it was great