Buzz and Bustle Coffee & Bodega - The Village Dallas

Anvita Kotha a month ago

This is a great cafe! Tons of space for coworking and was pretty packed on a weekday. There’s a grab and go area where you can grab drinks and snacks if you want. My friend and I got coffee and matcha in particular the strawberry matcha with streusel on top and we both thought it was fantastic. The price is definitely on the higher side for dallas (around $8-9 before tip) but I guess you’re paying to sit and work there. Overall, I would come here to spend some time otherwise I’d find another cafe for a quick drink. I also wish it was a little cleaner, many of the couches and tables had crumbs and water rings, etc. and it wasn’t the most appealing to sit down.

Shahab Smoqi 3 months ago

One of my favorite coffee shops in Dallas. It has a beautiful space, a fun and youthful atmosphere, and always feels full of positive energy. The coffee is great, the people are friendly, and the country music playing in the background gives it a unique charm. Whether you’re meeting friends or getting some work done, it’s just a place that’s easy to enjoy.

Jaime Ramirez 3 months ago

Great place to get some work done, plenty of seating and have plugs scattered around the place. We were sitting on a round bench with some plants in the middle and even that had plugs around it. Now the good stuff, i got the seasonal Black amd white iced matcha, 10/10 👌🏽 delicioso will definitely be coming back for that. The cardamom bun was also a 10/10. It is flaky like a croissant and then dusted with cinnamon sugar 🙌🏽 perfect for drinking with a hot coffee. There is also a little store section like you would find in a corner store with all kinds of things one may need at a moments notice. And there was live music when i was there!!

Mary Dwyer 7 months ago

I came here in the morning after staying at the Drey Hotel on a work trip, and spent about a half hour enjoying my coffee and checking emails. I ordered a cold brew with oat milk and “overnight oats.” The baristas were friendly and service was prompt. The cold brew was delicious—smooth, bold, and definitely highly caffeinated (I couldn’t even finish the whole thing). The oats, though, were weird! They were literally just oats in a plastic cup soaked in water (and not enough water if you ask me) with a little separate container on top holding some apple compote. The texture was dry, clumpy, and kind of slimy, so I chucked them. Keeping the bodega theme, maybe you could just sell instant oatmeal cups like the Bob’s Red Mill brand instead? They last a long time since they’re just a shelf-stable product, they taste good, and and you could just add hot water for the customers when they purchase. I appreciate the airy space with lots of natural light (plus cool chandeliers!) and the thoughtful division of the large room with mid-century modern furniture. It definitely matches the whole vibe of The Village. Lots of 20 and 30-something’s chatting and working on laptops. I’ll definitely r

Ronnie Long 11 months ago

This is a cool place in the Village. I really didn't know the best way to describe it except that the atmosphere was so cool. Dark and light, classy. The coffee was fantastic, and the service was great. I recommend it for anyone looking for a spot.