Staycation Coffee

BEST. COFFEE.

Ok you are not making a mistake by coming here. The shiny reviews do NOT lie. I ordered a dirty chai latte and I personally don’t like super bitter coffee so I asked if they could make it a little sweeter and I swear they are the nicest people. My drink tasted SO GOOD I’m sad that I didn’t get two. Just to put it in perspective, I‘be gone to several other coffee shops and the coffee here was like a wake up call. I literally wish they stayed open for longer for when I’m in a 5pm coffee-mood but regardless I’m coming back as much as possible and y’all should too

So precious! Excited we have a cute coffee shop on the east side of 75 in Richardson. The breakfast quiche was great. Support local coffee shops!

This the kind of cool coffee spot I run across in other cities and wonder why we don't have one like it here. Well, actually, we do.

Located in a little house just off Polk Street in Richardson, the vibe is cool, relaxed and welcoming, just what's needed if your morning is starting before you're really wake.

The inside area is small but there's a nice outdoor seating area, strung with lights, behind the building.

I ordered a black eye (black coffee with two espresso shots) and was told that here it's the same as a red eye (one shot) because they double up on the espresso shots. Very nice, but something to be aware of.

We also got a mocha latte, a pastry (we were told their baked goods are sourced fresh from local bakers) and a tasty spinach quiche. All were excellent.

We'll definitely be back here when we have to be in Richardson before the sun is up. Or really, whenever we need help waking up and getting down to business.

Housemade chocolate syrup for your iced mochas, friendly baristas, local goods for sale, plenty of parking, and a large backyard if weather permits to be in texas sun.

Went on a saturday during lunch to grab some iced vanilla latte with oatmilk togo. Their baked items were starting to be sold out so I could not grab a croissant. it was pretty lively - full house in there. Coffee got done in 5 minutes and 2 chairs cleared up. but we were getting it togo anyway.

They use some decent beans, you can smell the aroma coming in. My drink ended up being $5.5 pretty good price! Beans good, I wish I drank some before leaving so I could add some more syrup, it was on the lighter side of sweetness, and the oatmilk choice - felt a little more watery then I would like.

I would for sure go back, seems like a nice place to hang out and I would need to try their iced mocha next time. Weekdays would prob be more relaxed and quiet

I'm in the area visiting from out of state. Airbnb didn't have a way to make coffee so i found this cute little place close by. Coffee is delicious, bagels are delicious, staff is very friendly and listened to me ramble about my travels. Definitely get your coffee to hang out a while because there is a lot of cozy places to sit. Bonus is they have oat milk as a milk substitute. I would come back if I'm ever in the area

Best coffee we had around Texas, this place is a hidden gem. Clean place and friendly staffs, highly recommended

Friendly faces, cozy quaint mid century modern environment, locally sourced high quality beans roasted in-house, locally owned, decent prices & a diverse pastries menu: so many reasons to support this business and stay a while!

Great place with excellent coffee, the owner is doing everything right from coffee to convenience. Indoor or outdoor, Great happy place 😀

I didn’t know there is such friendly coffee place close to my home. Loooooooved it. Tried Latte and Cinnamon rolls. Really really good.

Markel, Brandon, and Jared were awesome! Got coffees, teas, and several pastries. All tasted great. I recommend the Autumn Fog. Efficient service, VERY CLEAN place, great atmosphere. And the best part - dog friendly! The backyard is completely enclosed, so no worries about runaways. 😉