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Palace Coffee Company – Downtown Amarillo

Artisan Food Producer in Amarillo - 86.83 mi

Palace Coffee Company - Downtown Amarillo goes beyond that cup of brew. It’s also about the community, establishing a common space where everyone can work on their craft, create new ideas, build and maintain relationships. The Palace Coffee Company uses locally roasted coffee in all its branches, sourced right from the Texas Panhandle, and roasted in Downtown Amarillo! Grab a cup or buy wholesale, choosing from at least 6 coffee flavor categories: adventurous, delicate, approachable, vibrant, decaf, and house blend coffee!

(806) 476-0111

Palace Coffee Company – Southwest Amarillo

Artisan Food Producer in Amarillo - 91.00 mi

Palace Coffee Company - Southwest Amarillo goes beyond that cup of brew. It’s also about the community, establishing a common space where everyone can work on their craft, create new ideas, build and maintain relationships. The Palace Coffee Company uses locally roasted coffee in all its branches, sourced right from the Texas Panhandle, and roasted in Downtown Amarillo! Grab a cup or buy wholesale, choosing from at least 6 coffee flavor categories: adventurous, delicate, approachable, vibrant, decaf, and house blend coffee!

(806) 476-0111

Palace Coffee Company – Canyon Square

Artisan Food Producer in Canyon - 102.97 mi

Palace Coffee Company - Canyon Square goes beyond that cup of brew. It’s also about the community, establishing a common space where everyone can work on their craft, create new ideas, build and maintain relationships. The Palace Coffee Company uses locally roasted coffee in all its branches, sourced right from the Texas Panhandle, and roasted in Downtown Amarillo! Grab a cup or buy wholesale, choosing from at least 6 coffee flavor categories: adventurous, delicate, approachable, vibrant, decaf, and house blend coffee!

(806) 476-0111

Hook & Ladder Wine Co

Winery in Wichita Falls - 217.85 mi

The "theme" of HOOK & LADDER COFFEE CO. celebrates the thousands of men and women around the world who provide public safety day in and day out. They serve coffee and wine. "The coffees and wines are great and the flatbreads will be legendary!" Visit and have a "great wine-tasting upscale experience" at "the Wichita Falls area". Try the "African wine, "The Widow Maker" or the "H & L Reserved" and even the "Sassy Sangria". It will be an "all-around great stop". They did "a great job" by restoring a "historic building back to life". You can also "ask them about some of the stories the building holds" like the "holes in the wall".

(940) 500-4994

Rockhill Roasters

Artisan Food Producer in Aubrey - 308.36 mi

Rockhill Roasters in Denton, Texas believes that Coffee is like Wine. No batch is ever exactly the same. Each harvest must be savored. If your usual 'Cup of Joe' tastes exactly the same every morning it is a good indication that your coffee is either old, over-flavored, over-roasted, or all of the above. If you love coffee and have never experienced the flavor of freshly roasted coffee, indulge in the best! You will not be disappointed. They use only single-origin and microlot coffee beans to make their unique blends. They do not mix their beans with filler beans for the sake of profit. They roast locally at their roasting facility in Aubrey, Texas. They are located in a small town north of Dallas and Fort Worth in North Texas. They do not have a retail location at the moment so everything has to be ordered online. They're one of a handful of artisan coffee roasters in North Texas so you can taste the love in each cup made from their beans. This is a 100% women-owned and operated company and they support and empower women-owned cooperatives and coffee growers all over the world.

Combs’ Coffee

Artisan Food Producer in Denton - 312.24 mi

Sitting in a shopping center in Corinth lies one of the few “solar-powered coffee and cacao roasters” in America. Combs’ Coffee is a nano-roaster, specialty tea and coffee importer, coffee grower and “licensed CQI/SCAA Arabica Q-Grader”, cafe, and chocolate maker. Everything here is run by a 17-panel, 5.7kW solar system from the aquaponics that grows the coffee, to the electric cars they uses to make deliveries. Comb’s Coffee provide customers with the “freshest, single origin coffee, cacao and tea” while consciously minimizing our environmental impact. They also carry craft beer and fine wine, as they parallel the other operations. They source and roast their own specialty-grade coffee and cacao at the roastery and cafe in Corinth, using one of the only solar powered, small-batch coffee and cacao roasters in the world.

(940) 703-4535

Snooze (Fort Worth)

Restaurant in Fort Worth - 321.79 mi

Snooze aims to evolve the A.M. dining experience through culinary innovation, an eclectic atmosphere, and friendly service. They serve breakfast and lunch daily, offering America’s favorite breakfast classics with “a creative twist” such as “blueberry danish pancake”, “potato hash with bacon and pulled pork”, and “eggs benedict”. If you’re up to new flavors, you can ask your server about the “pancake of the day” or you can get the “pancake flight” to enjoy the best of both worlds. They also serve a selection of coffees, teas, juices, and morning cocktails such as “mimosas” and “margarita”.

(682) 350-9970

White Rock Coffee (Preston Hollow)

Restaurant in Dallas - 335.63 mi

White Rock Coffee Preston Hollow, located in Dallas, Texas, offers freshly roasted coffee. On a cold or chilly day, it is nice to have hot coffee. At White Rock Coffee, they have many choices for you, from the traditional espresso to their signature Adam Bomb and White Rocker. Or go for a cup of hot tea instead, if you want something different for a change. They also have blended drinks, smoothies, and iced drinks - perfect for the hot and humid Texas weather. Make sure to pair your choice of drink with any of White Rock Coffee's freshly-made food from their bakeshop.

(214) 647-1213

White Rock Coffee Express (Lakewood)

Restaurant in Dallas - 340.61 mi

Sitting down for a cup of coffee and some me-time has always been the reason why stopping by a coffee shop is inviting. But sometimes, we are busy and we cannot afford this luxury, so we settle for our typical grab-and-go coffee. Texans love their White Rock Coffee, and if you cannot visit any of their sit-down coffee shops, try White Rock Coffee Express in Lakewood. This store was created for drive-through and walk-up customers. Just because you cannot stay does not mean you don't deserve a delicious cup of freshly roasted coffee. For those who can't sit down and stay awhile, White Rock Coffee wants to make sure you get yours too!

(214) 792-9767

The Manhattan Project Beer Company

Craft Brewery in Dallas - 340.81 mi

The Manhattan Project Beer Company’s name is a nod to the scientific way the brewery’s founders create their beers. Of course, the brewery’s name also makes for cool beer names. Consider Particles Collide (a Hazy IPA), Atomic Alliance (a piña colada IPA), and their infamous Bikini Atoll (a Gose). The most fascinating thing about The Manhattan Project Beer Company besides their delicious beers, however, is how the founders upended everyone’s business plan. The founders essentially proved that one didn’t need a taproom or own a brewery to succeed in the brewery business. Their story started with a brew created for a wedding, which led to a win at a homebrewing competition, and finally culminated in their “renting brewing space like a room on Airbnb”. Since those early days in 2016, founders Misty Sanford, Karl Sanford, and Jeremy Brodt have enjoyed a cult-like following. They’re expecting to open their taproom in late 2019.

(972) 591-7058

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