Cultivar Coffee Roasting Co. - Dallas

I like to get The Local Honey as a latte the almond croissant was delicious. The matcha latte was good as well.Food: 5/5

The Friendly and informative staff made ordering a breeze. The summer drinks are amazing!Food: 5/5

Perfect spot for a quick bite or catch up with a loved one/friend. Cute interior and friendly staff.We have visited a couple of times and enjoyed each visit. Coffee is always excellent. The lavender latte and espresso are favorites. For food, we enjoy the pancakes and any biscuit sandwich. Everything looks great and fresh.

Delicious breakfast! Located decently convenient for our road trip as well. Friendly service is always a plus as well!

Oh lord, how I love Cultivar. I cannot sing its praises enough. Their local honey has become my favorite drink of all time it's a latte lightly sweetened with honey, and it is the PERFECT marriage of sweetness to espresso. It's not too sweet, plus they use local honey in it (obviously, per the name). Add the honey whip on top for an extra indulgent treat (but it's $1 extra on an already expensive price point, so save that for a day when you really need it). I also cannot emphasize how amazing their artichoke romesco pastry is; I haven't ever had such a deliciously, perfectly buttery, flaky, savory pastry before, and it pairs so well with the Local Honey, too. The quality of the espresso, pastries, consistency of drinks, and versatility of options (they're great hot or iced) keeps me coming back. The fact that they share this space with a biscuit/sandwich shop (Goodfriend Package) that SLAPS is just an extra perk! Despite this coffee shop being the farthest away from me and being a bit pricier than my other go to spots in Dallas, it is 100% worth the drive and I am truly sad to be leaving this place behind soon.Re: parking, BE CAREFUL not to park in the adjacent lot that is usually empty. This is for Royal Pour (an establishment that is not even in this complex but an adjacent one) and they are ruthless about towing. Cultivar's lot doesn't have a ton of spots so when it's busy, you will have to circle around a few times and maybe wait for someone to leave before you can park, but trust me, it's worth the trouble.