7 Best Coffee Roasters near North Richland Hills

“Went there for the first time today. Super impressed! Longtime Starbucks customer! Guarantee they’ve sold me! Bye Starbucks! Love the fact their veteran owned and operated. ?❤️ ??“

“Visiting the area and Babylon Coffee was recommended to check out. Probably one of the best coffee shops I’ve ever patronized. The Mexican Latte (with almond milk) was incredible, and the owner was so warm and welcoming. I would return any time, and would be a regular customer if I lived nearby.“

“My MIL & SIL went here today before we went to a funeral. Gavin was super informative and made me a sugar free Blended ice coffee. Their store was super fun. Merchandise was awesome and creative and I bought some different things. Coffee was good. I look for anything not Starbucks as in my opinion they aren't as good as they use to be. The ambiance was great and nice!! I would for sure recommend it! They have multiple locations.“

“Great food and wonderful coffee. Love the seasonal coffee and tea specials. The berries and mascarpone bowl with honey was incredible, and the serving size was generous. We have also had the burgers there for lunch and they were fantastic! So happy this is here in Colleyville, truly delicious!“

“I have enjoyed Enduro Coffee for a couple of years now and I continue to be blown away. I love the subscription and the fact that it arrives on my doorstep without a thought. You can tell that Anthony carefully crafts his blends because they are so enjoyable. I even worked with him to provide all the cold brew for my wedding because my husband is obsessed with coffee and we were having an espresso martini bar. Anthony's professionalism was unmatched and all of our guests thoroughly enjoyed it!“

“Stumbled into this spot while in the area. My usual GPS didn't find this but fortunately Google did, as I haven't found a ton of stellar coffee shop options in the Euless area. Upon arriving I circled the front - entrance to coffee shop is the main entrance. There are signs but it's not abundantly clear, or at least it wasn't to me.Walking in, it's a typical clean, modern mega church type place. Nice vibes and some people scattered in different areas. I came on a weekday morning so I imagine the vibe is way busier during the weekend. The entrance to coffee shop was straight ahead and was pretty dead inside. Barista was polite but not overly friendly or engaging. Not surprising considering the general expectation of most of the subdued baristas with coffee house culture. At any rate, it was a nice quick in and out.Onto the important stuff - espresso was nice. Strong and smooth, I can't complain. My cappuccino was super hot - it's one of those places that makes it so hot your hand still gets uncomfortably hot even through a cup holder. I have to open my lid for like 10 min before I can take a decent sip. Maybe I'm just sensitive, but if you are like me just expect hotter than average coffee. 2 points for having 3 size options for cappuccinos. (Yes, I know they traditionally only come in one size but this is 'Murica, so gimme my options!). Lastly, my danish was warmed and tasty. It tasted pretty fresh. I like places such as this which realize the importance of wrapping your pastries in plastic so people aren't angry they paid $3+ for a dried out pastry. You can dip it in your coffee but I shouldn't *have to*. So I'm glad to know this chain, or at least this location, is around the corner and offers some good stuff. Now to take coffee snob hubby here for the penultimate verdict. Will update!“

“The father & son combo behind the counter gave us the best customer service we could have asked for. Located on the second floor of the Birch tennis facility, the shop provides a relaxing environment and entertaining view of the tennis action from the balcony. We enjoyed hearing from Jordan and Jericho about where the beans are sourced, how the coffee is made, and the story behind the family owned business. Goes without saying- the coffee is more than excellent. We will be back!“