Roots Coffeehouse

The coffee, atmosphere, baristas are fantastic!
Walking in seeing a full house was a good sign.
I would recommend the red symphony

to study or. just chill for an inexpensive cup of Java. Free wifi is a plus as well.

This is my 1^st time here, but not my last. The staff, beverages and service are great. A must stop if you are in the area!

Back in my TCC days, Roots was my second home. Now that I’m in grad school I still try to go whenever I’m in the HEB area. I’m not the biggest fan of sweet coffee but the Cuban always knocks my socks off. It has just enough sweetener to take the edge of the really strong brew. Healthy harvest muffins are to die for if you feel like pretending that putting carrots in your muffin means you’ve had your afternoon veggies. For non-​coffee drinkers, go for the Foggy London — Earl Grey tea with a hint of vanilla. Great atmosphere, great service, great music.

Most wonderful, local coffeehouse around! I ordered the lavender honey latte, and it is so good. FYI — they have the option of almond milk for those who have a milk allergy or are lactose intolerant. (Seriously, thank you for doing this!) I cannot wait to be back, which will be very soon! Can’t wait to try the honey vanilla latte next time. I would highly recommend this place!

We love going to Roots. The service is amazing and the coffee phenomenal! Such a relaxed, clean and welcoming environment. We also love supporting local businesses.

This place has good vibes. The lighting is dim and the back room is probably the prime place to go if you want to relax. I was a little sick when I came here so I couldn’t really taste how good the drinks were, but I’ll definitely be back. CHECK IT OUT

I LOVE THIS PLACE! I come here at least once a week but would come a lot more if I didn’t have a full time job in Dallas — LOL! Great atmosphere — once you come to a real coffee house — you will never return to Starbucks (unless you are desperate). I love the shakerato — my only complaint is that you pay $ 4 for it and it’s only ¾ full when you get it and thats with ice! Roots peeps — can we make a recipe that offers a larger service? The shakerato is amazing but literally gone in 5 sips of the straw.

not pleased at the number of residents at tables with their laptops alone or in small groups, leaving us with no place to sit to enjoy our coffee. that kept us from ordering food.
we’ll be back but only «to-​go»…

I gave Roots another chance because I was in the area. This time the employee (a different one) was more friendly and helpful. I ordered the Lucky Irishman iced latte, and also tried a sausage brioche and a cheese Danish. The pastries were flaky and delicious! I tried my drink and it tasted like plain coffee and milk. I believe it was supposed to be Irish cream & hazelnut. My sister said her «honey & vanilla» iced latte tasted like plain coffee and milk. I took a sip of it and it tasted just like mine. My mom thought she received the wrong order because her «rosemary mocha mint frappé» didn’t taste like rosemary or mint. Eventually we figured out it was just the teensiest tiniest touch of rosemary in there. We never did find the mint. In short, I don’t think Roots knows how to make cold drinks. It seems that they all taste the same despite what flavors they claim are in there. Anyway, it’s still decent coffee and the food was good.
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Previously:
Sadly, I was not impressed. The employee seemed quite apathetic and mumbled every one of his words. I didn’t feel welcome/​d. I ordered a vanilla iced latte, but it didn’t taste like vanilla. At least the coffee tasted fairly good. I did like the look of the decorations and seating areas.

I had a honey vanilla soy latte and it was amazing! It was just a hint of sweetness which is exactly what I like. To go with it, I had the harvest muffin, also very good! Lots of seating, nice atmosphere. We will definitely be coming again!

Love this little coffee house. Their coffee and baked goods are delicious! The atmosphere is very comfortable and it’s nice to just grab a friend, go to Roots and conversate over a cup of coffee.

This place is really neat. Came in with my daughter and had a great cappuccino and an Apricot muffin. Staff was very nice and it has a real comfortable atmosphere.

My partner had been once before and knowing I love coffee like I do, when I visited from Australia missing the pretty awesome coffee you can get there and not here, I jumped at the chance. So we drove over from Ridgmar (totes worth the drive!)
The guy who served us was happy to recommend coffees depending on what we liked — I had a Cuban — AMAZING and my partner had something with vanilla and honey I think, which was just as amazing
The atmosphere was perfect and we say for about two hours sipping coffee and playing cards.
Most enjoyable coffee I’ve had in the USA!

I’ve been to this very cool coffee shop 4 or 5 times now. I really enjoy the furniture. Lots of comfortable places to sit. The music was really cool. I’ve had regular drip coffee a few times, an Americano and a latte. The latte was one of my all time favorites. This is rock solid coffee shop. You can’t go wrong here.

Awesome atmosphere, great music, yummy pastries and delicious drinks! What else is there to say?! Gotta check these guys out! But it gets busy, especially during school season. So, if you are looking for a quiet spot to study, then maybe go to a library.

I’m in the DFW area with my parents for Christmas, and I’m also trying to get off of my coffee addiction. However, because my friend, knowing I dislike Starbucks coffee and haven’t had coffee in a couple days, set this coffee shop as our destination to meet. I came in here with low expectations since coffee shops in this area are mediocre.
But gladly, I was wrong. I mean, I was honestly SO impressed by their pour over for the Chemex. Suggested by the barista dude, I got the honduras beans. While I was talking with my friend, I glanced over at the barista making my cup, and I knew he was doing it right. In that moment, he was using a Hairo kettle to prepare the filter. My heart rejoiced. It was one of the best cups of coffee I’ve had in the DFW area… And for some reason, I find it difficult to find a good coffee shop here. (Probably because people think Starbucks is the best coffee ever). I literally said to my friend, «This is so freaking good. It’s probably the best cup of coffee I’ve had in days.»
They have a student discount, no matter where you’re a student at (#hookem) so if you’re a student, be sure to mention that. It has a ton of seating in the back area. The people are a mix of students and yuppies.
This is honestly craft coffee. Don’t get a frappuccino, suburbia Texans, get a craft brewed pour over.

I was bummed that they had no Kombucha today. But, I enjoyed mt Green Tea Matcha. Cute shop! I will be back.

Love the dude sweet chocolate mocha, way better than *buks mocha. Amazing banana bread and harvest muffin was very good. Will be here often. Atmosphere is good for adult socialization or kids both. Big place, plenty of room.

This is one of my favorite coffee shops in Texas. The baristas are super amazing at everything they do. I love how they have drink specials all the time. If you want a strong latte or delicious pour over I highly recommend. They also do live music on weekends and Coffee workshops of all sorts. This place is a must try!

This is my neighborhood go-​to coffee shop. Baristas are always friendly. I love the changes they have made like switching to house made syrups and finally roasting their own beans! They occasionally have classes and we did the cupping class and I learned so much! The menu has something for everyone. The Japanese iced coffee was outstanding. The seasonal salt and spice cappuccino was really nice too. I try to get something different every time I go. Great pastries, cookies, and breakfast sandwiches too.

My purchase at Roots was a double espresso ($ 2.98)
I asked for it to be poured over easy ice.
Ryan was the man who was taking /​making my drink… I didn’t go into detail like this review, but I told him I’d add the cream to my espresso. I do this to all my drinks for personal reasons– so he had the cream out by my espresso. After I poured it into the drink he let me know, that’s called an «iced latte «to order next time. Because I used a lot of milk.
I’m not aiming to be one of those intolerant guests who are impossible to please, which is exactly why I remained polite when it was hard to. His comment was awkward and made me feel uncomfortable. I just told him the truth: that it was my 1^st visit and that I was sorry. I wouldn’t know how they run things there. What I do know, is he made a first time guest who CHOSE to spend her money at your place of employment feel dumb… !!
Honestly, he wasn’t rude and the espresso was great.
I’ll never visit Roots agian, though. Wouldn’t want to end their supply on half and half. The experience was so unnecessary & I regret going.

This is my first Unilocal review and I thought it best to start with this coffee shop. Roots is an amazing place that is extremely warm and welcoming. The décor is a mix of rustic and eclectic charm, sectioned off into areas that are intimate and great for a group of friends.
The staff was amazing and welcoming, greeting customers as they arrived. Oh yeah! The coffee. 2 thumbs up for the coffee. I ordered a low fat cappuccino and it was to perfection.

The coffee was excellent but honestly the device was better. The barista behind the counter really took her time with me on my first visit and made me a specialty drink upon hearing my wishes. She was creative, kind, and was the reason I came back for another cup of coffee! I am from out of town but I would recommend this as a must have spot as the staff, coffee, and atmosphere is phenomenal!

I think I have finally found my coffeehouse happy place! It’s laid back and low-​key even during lunchtime. Everyone here is in chill mode. There’s plenty of seating and free wi-​fi. The baristas are down to earth and friendly and quick with service! Definitely order lunch and try the quinoa chips. I absolutely love the fig and goat panini with smoked turkey! Pretty lattes, tasty sandwiches, and a nice little sanctuary to get your work done! I’m all in. It’s worth the drive!

Roots Coffeehouse is a nice little coffeehouse tucked into a mixed residential/​retail community off of Highway 26, super close to NRH20. My friend and I decided to meet here to catch up after a few months of not chatting for a while. It was a nice spot to meet up. There is plenty of seating and the interior of the coffee shop is beautiful. It definitely puts Starbucks to shame and you don’t even have to creep on people to descend on their table the exact moment they leave.
Not feeling a hot drink, I wanted to try one of their frozen drinks. I ordered a vanilla toddy frappé, which was ok. The ice wasn’t blended very well, so I ended up having to take the lid off and drinking it that way. Not very classy but very necessary. For the amount I paid (~$ 4), I would expect that my drink would be blended very well.

This is a good coffee shop. I like the layout of this place. Good lattes and comfy spot to get some studying or light reading done. I didn’t love when the barista yelled my name telling me to pick up my latte from the counter and misspelling my name on the electronic key pad, but when I drank my latte I forgave him for his slight rudeness. Suites all around this area are pretty nice and i may come back to this area to browse the other places.
Parking is great and close and I haven’t tried the bakery treats here at Roots but they smell really good and look fresh. Temperature is good and the music is soft and at a right volume. Not too loud and not too low. If I’m ever in the area again i may come back and try some of their food options because they look really good. If I didn’t already eat before coming in I would, so I’ll have to try it next time and update this review.

The best coffee house in the NRH/​HEB area. Super friendly once you walk in the door and they have a lot of comfortable areas to sit for studying, chatting, etc.
If you are lucky enough to get here before the almond crossiants sell out, GET ONE! It will seriously blow you away, but please leave one for me.

Sweet cozy coffeehouse nestled in a busy strip of shops a bit of the way down from the main drag. When you first step in you’re instantly swept into a groovy easy vibe from the earthy décor to the edgy laid back tunes playing in the background.
What’s to love, besides everything, is that they offer options and fresh ingredients! Lattes can be made with almond, soy or regular milk and the strawberry smoothie is made with real strawberries, bananas, milk, local honey and ice. They also carry Kombucha tea on tap from Holy Kombucha. I opted for the blackberry ginger — ahhhh’mazing!
Great for brekky or lunch too offering a selection from muffins to sammies (everything looked delish) and a variety of seating to enjoy your delights. Defintely recommend.

The combination of great Unilocal reviews and large, loud families helped me discover Roots Coffeehouse this past weekend.
It was still a couple of hours before work, and I didn’t feel like driving all the way home to Dallas and then back to Ft. Worth for work, so I decided to grab a cup of coffee and get some work done. I was about to go to the Starbucks that I always go to in Hurst when I saw 2 large families walk inside. I didn’t have the patience to deal with that at the moment, so I looked for a coffee spot with my trusty Unilocal app! Roots popped up, it had good reviews, and it wasn’t too far away. Roots it is!
When I got there, I discovered that it’s in a complex filled with apartments, restaurants, and shops. Very nice area. As I entered, I was Impressed by the interior. There are plenty of tables all over the place that extend way past the counter to the back of the shop. Each table has the Roots logo branded into the wood (nice touch). The whole shop has that cozy comfortable feel that you want from a nice café.
As I approached the counter, I was told that it would be a moment. There weren’t that many people inside at that time, so I can imagine that it may take a minute to get your coffee when it gets crowded… this is just a guess though. I would gladly trade a few extra minutes for a better cup of coffee. The staff was extremely nice! I ordered a Americano with a vegetable wrap. The coffee was very rich and thick… just how I like it! When I get a cup of coffee, and it’s so rich that it looks murky. that’s my type of brew! Tons of flavor… A+ on the coffee. The vegetable wrap was very small, but tasty. They give you a lot of chips to make up for the size of the sandwich. The food wasn’t great, but the star of the show if the coffee anyway, and it didn’t disappoint.
My experience at Roots was a good one. Unfortunately it’s so far out of the way for me, I don’t know when I would ever normally go. If you are in the area though, definitely take the time and make the trip. Give it a try, you won’t be disappointed. I’ll know next time when I happen to be up in that area!