Dallas, Texas

Veracruz café seeks to share the experience of its namesake, the city of Veracruz, Mexico. Veracruz itself was the first Spanish settlement in the New World, having been established in 1519; and its European influence is displayed in its architecture, music, food, and overall culture — extending to its cafes. With its quaint vibrancy in colors and atmosphere, the Veracruz café is most certainly a viable option for those seeking a new way to experience coffee, food and good company.

AllGood Cafe combines rich Southern-style cooking with jovial music to give patrons a wonderful environment (which includes a great view of Main Street). Located in the musical depths of Deep Ellum, Dallas, this cafe is a refreshing change from some of the more commercialized cafes of today.

La Madeleine began as the dream of bringing a piece of authentic French bakeries to Dallas and has since become the café of today. It serves genuine French country cuisine: baguettes, espresso, pastries, and homemade soups. The soft lighting and warm wood décor make the experience that much more enjoyable.

This café is a jack-of-all-trades when it comes to serving tasty food that’s nutritious at the same time. The Corner Bakery Cafe strives to serve customers good, healthy food, whether it be fresh salads, soups, pasta, paninis, or delectable sweets. It has become a community favorite, with multiple Dallas locations.

For a refreshing take on American and Mediterranean cuisine, step into Sevan's for breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert. The choices are light and healthy and the atmosphere is always welcoming. Take-out is available for the entire menu.