Cafe Duro
Coffee shop · Dallas
2804 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
Highlights
European-style coffeehouse with espresso, cocktails, wine & bites.
European-style coffeehouse with espresso, cocktails, wine & bites.
"Whether it’s a cup of coffee served in china, a pastry, a panini, or a wine spritzer, all of this plus world-class decor can be found at Cafe Duro. Stop in for breakfast, lunch, or to grab a bottle of wine for dinner. Stay and watch the traffic on Greenville go by from the shop or the porch of Sister next door for a delightful slowing the world down experience." - Courtney E. Smith
"Enjoy a quiet espresso, European-style — sitting down and chatting with a friend. This marble-laden spot on Greenville is a beautiful place to perk up your morning. And if you’d like to sit, eat, or stay awhile, customers have access to the porch of Sister next door." - Courtney E. Smith
"Drink like the Europeans do — in the afternoon and while watching the world go by. Leaned up against the bars in front of the windows of this cafe on Greenville Ave. or sitting on the patio of next door restaurant Sister with a big glass of wine and some little treat to nosh is one of the best ways to pass an hour. The selection is tightly curated, changes often, and will likely not be a bottle you’d get anywhere else in town." - Courtney E. Smith
"Enjoy a quiet espresso, European-style — sitting down and chatting with a friend. This marble-laden spot on Greenville is a beautiful place to perk up your morning. And if you’d like to sit, eat, or stay awhile, customers have access to the porch of Sister next door." - Courtney E. Smith
"Cafe Duro offers an assortment of coffees, pastries, pizzetta, panini lunch options, and imported goods. It has now added a small collection of wines selected by Nicole Nowlin. The wine shop features unique categorizations and provides confident pairing advice. The Duro group acquired the space while building out Sister, a nearby restaurant. Cafe Duro aims to provide a European-style cafe experience in a neighborhood where such offerings are rare." - Courtney E. Smith
