Herb's House Coffee + Company

FOOD INSTAGRAM: @northtx.gemz •••• WHAT THEY’RE KNOWN FOR: coffee shop near the SMU campus. Parking is not complicated, but it’s a really tight squeeze so be warned if you have a big car. THE VIBE: modern but rustic farmhouse? Super large interior for meetings/studying. PRICE: free using my @101passports for coffee shops! WOULD I COME BACK? Maybe. •••• Overall Rating: 6.5/10 - I was in the area and wanted to check one of the coffee spots off my list from the @101passports (a “passport” that costs about $35 to visit 24 different coffee shops across DFW and get each drink for free- once you break even the original costs). - The matcha was good only because of the strawberry syrup. The barista even said that to me because he said he personally didn’t like their matcha lol. I still got it because I didn’t want coffee this day. The way he made the matcha was pretty unprofessional tho he literally just shook the milk and matcha together with the syrup in the cup he served it in . This isn’t a personal attack to the barista bc he was actually nice and we conversed while he made my drink but the way he made it (which I’m sure is how it’s generally made there and how they are trained) was so tragic to matcha lovers ‍♀️. I still drank it but I basically had strawberry milk. Maybe their coffee is good idk. The matcha was an L tho.

Every nice staff. Worked there and they made everyone feel at home.

Visit Herb's! Scrumptious, flaky, warm pastries, outstanding coffee served by a knowledgable, friendly and efficient staff. Spacious environment with ample seating. Great place to sip coffee and work. Good breakfast tacos, too. One of my faves for coffee and pastries in Dallas.

I was very impressed with the place, the menu wasn't massive or overwhelming, but had a couple interesting items that were outside of the norm. I had a lavender latte, and asked if it could be made with heavy cream and stevia to accommodate a keto diet, the barista knew exactly what to do. Met for a first date there, the seating was comfortable and roomy, the area was clean and well lit. Lots of students studying, it looked like they were all regulars. Parking: Super easy to park, both on the street and in the parking lot. The street that this place is on is kind of off the beaten path, but still pretty close to all the action.

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My two experiences here have been positive and were exactly what I expected from a local coffee shop just outside downtown dallas. The staff is informal and a little pretentious, the coffee is good not amazing, the prices are the same as everyone else, and it's often filled with college students using the wifi. It's unique in that they offer coworking/meeting room space with glass doors/windows to the general lounge area. I do wish they had more parking spots. Parking: Tiny shared parking with other businesses