Mug and Mouse

Always been a follower of this place!!! Great smoothies and the sandwiches are always fresh and a great healthy alternative!!!

I am sitting in Front of this location right now just went and it’s nothing like the ads it’s no longer mug and mouse it doesn’t have any of the Tarts or anything displayed here so walked in and walked right back out looks horrible

This spot (now called coffee house) is a great place to study. They have free wifi and are open late (till midnight).
I’ve had their milk tea with boba and it’s a very bold milk tea.
Their red bean smoothie is really good, especially if you like red bean (I am a self proclaimed red bean queen). The red bean flavor comes through in the smoothie and you can tell the drink is made with fresh milk. Highly recommended if you’re in the mood for a smoothie and like red bean.
Whenever I see tea bags, I get a little scared. Their signature honey tea is a tea bag of your choice (they have them lined up at the cash register) and you can choose to have it hot or cold. I opted for the cold jasmine green tea, and they brew the tea, then shake it with honey and ice. The tea was VERY refreshing. If you like tea don’t let the tea bags scare you away, the jasmine green honey tea was surprisingly very good and very refreshing.
I’ve had a variety of their baked goods: fruit tart, almond croissant and the cheese Danish. All were very good and home made, the crust of the fruit tart is thinner than the one at la Madeline, but still very good. The croissant and Danish were also pretty good. All of their baked goods are sweet but not overly sweet.
The owner is a sweetheart. She’s very nice and will help you with the menu if you’re confused. Will definitely be coming back!

I’ve had their food, but I’ve mostly had their bubble tea.
I like their fruit teas, particularly passion fruit and strawberry. They’re pretty sweet, so if you prefer it less sweet, be sure to ask. Their milk tea is OK, but I really like their Thai tea, which is one of my favorite drinks.
I’ve had one of their fruit tarts with raspberries. The fruit was fresh, and the custard was yummy. It definitely hit the spot for my dessert fix.
I’m here mostly to study since it’s one of the few places open late in Carrollton with free Wi-​Fi and some outlets. The staff is super friendly too, and there’s outside seating too if the Texas heat isn’t too bad.
The four stars is mostly for the price of the drinks, which in my opinion are on the pricey side. A 24 oz Thai tea ended up being $ 5.08 with tax. That’s a lot of money for some bubble tea.

Decided to meet a few girls for coffee after so long… and they suggested Mozart’s but I wanted to try something different and saw this spot! They have an awesome shaded patio but we were too hot to sit outside, but for another day it would be great!
They have milk teas, frozen beverages, hot coffee, and all can be with or without bobas. They also have plenty of food to choose from, their macaron was huge! We just got some drinks though. My friend got a regular milk tea, and myself and other friend got the carame crème brûlée drink with boba… we wanted to be bad! :D
Our drink was greatness! yes of course, lots of sugar so this drink can’t go wrong! My friend enjoyed her milk tea a lot and said she would rate it top 3 of milk teas she had. The dropped star is just for the bobas, not the best I have had and they are also a little smaller than I have had before.
PS– the name has changed to Coffee House, so don’t be confused if you don’t see Mug and Mouse!

Checked out the Mug and Mouse, although now they have a new sign that just says «Coffee House.» I guess they were worried they would miss customers with «Mug and Mouse» on the wall. The place is just as everyone says, very bright and the employee was really nice.
$ 2.92 for a 20 ounce cup of their coffee was on the high side, but the coffee is actually pretty good! I liked it. The creamer is provided in the little tiny cups instead of the thermos creamer.
I’m always on the hunt for good coffee in Carrollton. If you have a suggestion, I’m all ears!

Great chicken salad sandwich :) they have good drinks and opens till midnight. Awesome place

I really wanted to like this place but the shaved ice was SO disappointing. Nothing but canned fruit and super saturated red beans. The portion size was huge for two people, but I didn’t want anymore to be honest. Maybe I’ll come back later and try some of their pastries and drinks, but for now I’ll pass. It seems like a great place to come and hang out or study because the lighting is great (big windows) and there is Wi-​Fi.

The desserts and pastries are very good, more of a French style bakery than their competition on the other side of the street. Desserts are great, more sweet than the average Korean/​French and for me it is a big plus!
Ambience is nice, quiet and they have a great patio. Really like it! The only not so great thing is they run out of some desserts/​pastries often, so you may not get what you really crave. Still, my favorite spot for desserts in Dallas!

This is my favorite place to hang out. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. The old owner left already, but I still love going to this place. He connects with his customers which was nice. They have two computers which is free to use for an hour.
Their boba is real good — my favorites are green tea and taro. It’s cheaper compared to other café stores in the area and its size is decent too.
The sandwiches are great but pricey — you won’t regret it tho.
The pastries are delicious as well. My favorite is the apple one [i forgot what it’s called].
They serve coffee which is good for the price as well.
Overall, I love this place! I come here every week or as often as possible.

So I got stuck waiting to pick up someone from the airport, so I decided to stop in here for coffee. It is a bit too bright in here to be a coffee shop in my opinion and yes, I agree this is for high school kids, given the fact I was surrounded by them at 10pm. They have computers here for use and little booths along the walls. They have a limited amount of pastries in a case and sandwiches to order. It’s okay in here but I think there are better options around the area.

Aaron was the cashier that helped me out. It was my first time here and he made excellent recommendations. Very great service. Loved the tiramisu not too sweet. Also had the ginger and green tea ice cream it was Full of flavor. Almond milk tea was the the best I’ve ever tried!

I have to update my review now to include service in my rating. Never in my life does a server in a restaurant ever need to verbalize: «say you like the drink to satisfy me» to a 9 year old child; but sadly, it happened to us tonight. In my experience in actually working in the food industry, CUSTOMER satisfaction is number one priority. If a child inadvertently ordered something he did not intend to order (strawberry fruit tea when he actually meant strawberry smoothie), chunk the cup of tea and make the kid what his heart so desires. Not guilt him into keeping it. Gotta work on finding me a new boba place in this hood now. How pathetic!

We stopped in here for refreshments after H-​Mart and what a nice surprise! It is one of the first boba tea places that I actually wanted to sit and enjoy my beverage.
They have much more than boba… teas, coffees, shakes and yummy mochi ice cream desserts.
My passion fruit tea was delicious and my hubby enjoyed his cocoa banana milk shake. I like that they had fruit jellies instead of boba.
Very quaint café, I will definitely stop back by after shopping again!

One of my favorite café :) I’m a picky person when it comes to sweets but I like their sticky bun, giant macaron & tiramisu so far. I’m not a fan of their smoothies but my bf & I are addicted to their caramel frap! It’s better than Starbucks: D I just wish they had a wider variety for their bubble tea & their mixers. I also like the organic tea they have in the fridge! Very friendly and fun owners. They’re always smiling and are welcome :)

I’m a fan of this place because the owners/​employees are so darn nice! They are always cheerful. The interior really put me off at first because it’s so bare, and the seats are uncomfortable, but I see many people still hanging out and chatting away. Ambiance isn’t the greatest, but I must vouch for their drinks. Their cappuccinos are spot on… probably the best in the area.
Last time I came here, I watched a guy play League of Legends on the café computer while his girlfriend sat beside him and watched. Awwww!

Meh… not so great. Out of all the coffee shops here in the Hmart area, this one is the at the bottom of my list. I think the ambiance of the place does not make it very inviting to read/​study here. It’s more of a cold atmosphere and it’s kind of stuffy in here too. I’d bring a friend here if I wanted to chat up a storm and not care about being so loud. I’ll have to try their boba tea next time since that’s what all the Unilocalers are craving about.

When I first saw the sign ‘Mug & Mouse’, I thought ‘oh my, is it the same owner who’s opening it up again?’ Yeah well I was right and to make a long story short this place was in the old k-​town about 10 yrs ago! It was where all the korean «crews» got together and hanged out. So it was shock to see it up again but I wonder why he opened it up here of all places?
I ordered the chai latte w/​soy, very good better than Starbucks.
They didn’t have any Korean breads (thank goodness) because I had it once and it tasted like a donut. Instead they had desserts: loafs, tarts, cookies, and etc.
I’m giving them a four because the drink was good, other than that this place is for high school kids. I like cafes with awesome atmosophere…
By the way, thumbs up for supporting live music.

Really? The reviews I’ve read must be from family members or friends of the family because this place is mediocre at best. The specialty coffee selection was wack so I ordered a regular coffee that is self serve and after tasting it, I wished I had gone to 7-​eleven. Hey, I’m not bashing the place as I have respect for small business owners but I expect quality. The interior is OK. There isn’t the «coffee scene» one would expect at a highly rated place. Yes, starbucks set the stage for coffee house experience but now I look for off the beaten path places but Mug and Mouse just doesn’t cut it.

I’ve heard about Mug and Mouse since i was a little boy. The original location was located off I-​35 and Royal, known as K-​Town. Back then, my parents would warn me not to go there, since it was where the «korean gang bangers like to hang out.» I was shocked… korean gang bangers like to hang out at a Gaming LAN place to play starcraft and counter strike?
That location closed and many nerds were dissapointed, but mug and mouse has finally reopened… this time at the Super H-​Mart area. Things have changed. Mug and Mouse no longer allows people to «LAN it up», but is purely a drink and baked goods store. They offer the milk teas, coffee, smoothies, and etc. The baked goods are standard korean style baked goods which include the custard bun, red bean bun, and etc.
Prices are fairly high compared to what’s around… and honestly i would still rather go to Mozart, Tour Le Jous, or Escape in the nearby area before Mug and Mouse.