Working from home is a new normal for some + lucky for us, our city has a plethora of coffee shops that serve as a nice change of scenery from our kitchen tables and sofas.
We’ve rounded up some of our favorite cafes to expand your WFH vibes. Oh, and the coffee is pretty good too.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy a warm cup of coffee | Photo via CommonGroundsFTW
Common Grounds | 3110 Greene Ave.
If you have plans to study with friends or work on a project, Common Grounds is just steps away from the TCU campus. From floor-to-ceiling windows to brick walls, you’ll feel like you’re sitting in your living room. Try this: a peppermint bark mocha off their seasonal menu.
Buon Giorno Coffee | 500 W. 7th St.
Located just across the street from Burnett Park, Buon Giorno serves up warm vibes to get your creative juices flowing. With free wifi and plenty of seating, you won’t regret grabbing a signature beverage while you type away. Try this: a Mocha Bianca with white chocolate.
Words cannot espresso how much we love Toasted | Photo via ToastedCoffee
Toasted | 2972 Crockett St.
If you’re looking for a spacious place with lots of food and coffee options, Toasted in Arlington Heights is the place. The indoor patio is perfect for a lunch meeting + it’s dog friendly. Bonus: if your workday runs long, wine down with a Cowboy Coffee (cold-brew + whiskey) for just $6.
Casa Azul Coffee | 300 W. Central Ave.
Casa Azul just opened on the Northside + offers coffee with a Latin flair. With its expansive patio and unique pastries, you’re bound to stay fueled throughout the day. Bonus: you can welcome Casa Azul to the neighborhood at its ribbon-cutting ceremony Fri., Dec. 10.
Fire Cup Coffee | 3501 Denton Hwy, Haltom City
Probably one of the most hidden gems on our list is Fire Cup Coffee. This 1940s home was transformed into a cafe and features a stone fireplace, living room + patio. The health-conscious menu features gluten-free, keto-friendly + milk alternative options. Try this: a white chocolate mocha made with their Fire Blenz.
