Company Cafe & Bar

First time here, and it won’t be the last. Atmosphere is wonderful and service was excellent! The food, delicious! Most Irene’s are gluten free and you can’t tell!!

Amazing Gluten-Free Spot – A Must-Try! What a cool, hip place to discover while traveling! My wife is gluten intolerant, so when we come across an entirely gluten-free restaurant, it's game on! We tried the stuffed French toast, and wow—it was phenomenal. Light, not overly sweet, and the filling was bursting with flavor. The price point was perfect, and the service? Top-notch. Their menu is impressively diverse, offering everything from tacos and burgers to eggs benedict, salads, and bowls. If you're hunting for a gluten-free gem that's both delicious and budget-friendly, this is your spot. Don’t miss out! I am VERY PARTICULAR about the quality of my food!

We were in Dallas for the weekend and stopped in at Company Cafe and bar for breakfast.. what an excellent choice we made.... the food was incredible, the service was awesome, great atmosphere, you can eat in it outside on the street. There is tons of choices to choice from, but I got the local farmers scramble... it had eggs, bacon, onions, cheese, side of salsa, texas toast and a side order of bacon..... definitely will be back on my next trip

The Company Cafe and Bar is conveniently located. It was easy to find parking on the street considering it was a Sunday morning. Right in front is Trader Joe’s. So while you wait to be seated you can shop. Also wasn’t too far off the highway. We were in route to Tennessee. We needed something in route yet with gluten free options. Jackpot!!! The wait was 40 minutes but worth every second. I ordered a peach cobbler, pancake special and my husband ordered waffles and fried chicken. Both were to die for. I couldn’t believe the perfect balance of flavors in my peach cobbler pancakes. Pancakes and the waffles were gluten-free. I didn’t ask if the fried chicken was too. The pancakes were light and fluffy. They didn’t taste dry or mushy. And they didn’t leave me with a heavy feeling in my stomach. Staff was friendly and informative. Could’ve spent the entire day there trying their many delicious options. Plan on going back soon.

YES this is my second review! Two days in a row should indicate how good the food was that I’m back, back again! Hands down the best Gluten Free restaurant in Dallas. Our waitress was incredible, we also tried new items from the menu and they did not disappoint! The Biscuit & Gravy starter is so good!! Both dishes were so filling and packed with flavor. I’ve also never had bread pudding and WOW, so flavorful! Thank you again Shavon for your warm hospitality! See you soon

This is a celiac's dream come true! The entire menu is gluten free, fro. Pancakes and waffles, to eggs Benedict, desserts, and fish & chips! The staff is absolutely delightful and it the first place outside my home I had zero worries about cross-contamination. And on top of it all - the food is delicious and the selection is amazing! 11/10. If you can get to Dalls this, the is a must do.

This is an awesome gluten free restaurant! We really enjoyed the breakfast. They have tons of options! Also, the coffee was good, and they have a big variety of juices for mimosas!

I haven’t had fried chicken in so long since I have a wheat allergy. I’m so happy this place was a dedicated gluten free restaurant. Our waitress was so nice too!! Definitely my new favorite restaurant.

The restaurant seems like a local spot. We were craving a brunch early lunch place So we decided to come here. There was a 20 min wait. So we walked around . Got seated inside. Ordered a hibiscus mimosa not bad. But served in a whisky glass. The service lacked. We ordered the turkey club comes in a croissant nice little change. Was good. We also ordered the Cuban. Being from Florida I was craving it. I would not have it again. Lacked flavor. The pickles are the best thing on the sandwich. We also ordered the side of venison sausage. Must say this has amazing flavor and a good side dish. Not sure we will be back. Maybe just an off day.

Randomly decided to stop here for a weekday lunch and I am glad I did. We sat outside since the weather was really nice. Service was quick and I was able to get my usual hazelnut latte with oatmilk- delicious as usual. The autumn bowl was so unique with the sweetness of the apples and the savory component from the brussel sprouts. It all tasted fresh and healthy. The pumpkin french toast bites were a great treat to share. I would definitely come by for another quick brunch!

I am a diagnosed Celiac and found this restaurant from a gluten-free group on Facebook. I saw that their Google listing is marked as a gluten-free restaurant. Perfect, let's go. The place was super busy and we put our name with the hostess. Because it's raining, nobody was seated outside. We sat at the bar so I could speak to the wait staff because despite advertising themselves as a gluten-free restaurant, I noticed their menu board said their food can be made gluten-free. Mmmm so is this a gluten-free restaurant or it is just a place who makes some dishes gluten-free? There were two bar backs and I asked the one with curly hair if the fries were cooked in a shared fryer and were they gluten-free. She said that all of their fried foods were cooked in a dedicated gluten-free fryer "because we know what we're doing." After placing an order for the loaded fries, I asked her if the chicken fried steak meal was gluten-free. She said it was. The other bar back took our food order and my husband said he wanted the gluten-free chicken fried steak, breakfast meal with eggs over hard. The waitress asked if he wanted regular or gluten-free toast. He said gluten-free. Our food came out. The loaded fries ($10.50) were really good whereas the sweet & spicy waffle with fried chicken ($14.75) was meh as was the chicken fried steak ($15.50.) my husband's eggs were over easy and he hates runny yolk. He gave me his toast after he asked the bar back who took our main dish order for a plate to share. She literally saw us share our food and said nothing as I ate the toast. Never got a refill on my water so I drank my husband's as he also got himself drip coffee ($3.25.) When the receipt came we noticed it had Celiac mentioned. Also the gravy mentioned gluten-free, my waffle mention gluten-free but the toast did not. I asked the bar back who took our main dish order and gave us the plate to share if it had been gluten-free toast or not. Ummmmmm she straight up said she thought only gluten-free was for me. My husband literally ordered his meal gluten-free and we asked her for a plate to share!!! She said sorry and that it was her "bad" that she gave us regular toast. I have a flight to catch today. My husband started a new job and my health insurance hasn't kicked in yet. People with Celiac have ended up in the hospital from being glutened. I had an entire piece of bread! The last time I was sick for 4 days from eating 1 slice of deep fried jalapenos that was accidently put on my gluten-free burger at Red Robin. We paid the bill in full, no discounts were even offered. If I end up in the hospital thanks to being severely glutened, I'm sending my hospital bill to Company Cafe & Bar 100%. February 11, 2024

Company Cafe has some positive points - a decently spacious indoor space, ample gluten-free options for those who are looking for that, and friendly servers. I was looking forward a lot to the brunch food - we ordered the Bumblebee Chickenscratch (honey chicken benedict dish) and Johnny Rooster. The poached eggs were very overcooked, which I should have known, as numerous prior reviews mention the same thing about their benedicts. When I brought this up to our waitstaff, they were able to replace it, which I'm thankful for, though the replacement egg was totally bland. The chicken bordered on dry, though I was a big fan of what sweet hollandaise sauce was left on my dish. Overall odd experience, overall more positive than not, but might go elsewhere for brunch in the area.

If you're a celiac or need to eat gluten-free for medical/autoimmune/allergy reasons, don't come here as you will get sick! My wife is a celiac, and we were told the chicken fried steak was gluten-free along with app fried dishes here because they didn't have a shared fryer. Great! We ordered the chicken fried steak breakfast w/ gluten-free toast along with a few other gluten-free dishes. However, when we received our bill, the chicken fried steak just said "toast" below it and didn't say gluten-free toast despite the other items on our bill listing gluten-free next to or below them. We asked the server if this meant the toast wasn't gluten-free because we obviously already ate it, and she said yes, it was a regular order, and it was her mistake like it was no big deal. A mistake?! Getting people extremely sick is not just a simple mistake! This place needs to stop advertising as gluten-free as their staff don't see to care or know what they're doing. I do not recommend this place and definitely not coming back!!

It's always challenging to find good vegan breakfast food. Furthermore, it's even harder to find vegan crepes, so I'm glad I ran into this place! The crepes were yummy, though I would've liked more filling inside. I got the veggie scramble and substituted regular egg for vegan egg, and I added a beyond patty and WOW. It was delicious! The mimosa hit the spot and the server was very friendly and helpful!

This is a gluten free all day breakfast spot. They do serve some gluten items but generally the majority of the menu is GF. They have an outdoor patio and are doggie friendly. If you wanted to grab a quick drink or sit down for a meal, this is a great spot for that. It is in lower Greenville so parking can be challenging if you park on the streets. Our server was great! They did mess up my order and the spinach was filled with oil but they replaced it quickly for me which I appreciated. The food is delicious and I love the concept. Overall this is a great spot to chill with your pup on a nice day outside with delicious food!

Stopped in for brunch on a Sunday with two friends, and there was no wait for a table. Our server was friendly and gave some good suggestions to us out-of-towners. One of my friends has celiac, so she was very happy with all the gluten-free options on the menu. me - mean migas bowl 5/5 - amazing flavor and plenty of tortilla strips to soak up the sauce. friend #1 - morning glory bowl 3/5 - she said it was lacking flavor, eggs were undercooked, and a lot of raw spinach made it feel like a salad. friend #2 - bumblebee chickenscratch 4/5 - she said the gluten free biscuit was very fluffy, the fried chicken was great, but her poached eggs came out overcooked. (they did end up bringing her a new plate with poached eggs cooked properly) Overall, it was just a good experience, and a good place to check out if you want some gluten free options! Also in a cute area of town with lots of other places to check out! Plenty of street parking available.

Sat outside due to the crowd inside. It was hot day, but the patio was cool enough. Service was quick and attentive. I had the local farmer scramble and added an egg, but I don't think I needed to do that. I was assuming it was two eggs and it was probably three and I added a force. My wife had the bumblebee chicken scratch which was eggs Benedict on fried chicken. She loved it.

We spontaneously walked here on a Tuesday morning before work around 7am; service was great and super fast. Food was good; we got the Birria Benedict and some hashbrowns to split and it was the perfect amount for a quick weekday breakfast. I have no complaints and I definitely think we found our next go to breakfast spot!

No, no no. Why are you SO far away from where I live. Not fair. Not fair at all. I want to try everything on the menu. And I CAN, even gluten-free and dairy-free, which is amazing. I got chicken fried steak, biscuits and gravy (not DF). I've NEVER, EVER had that option before. And the biscuits taste like...biscuits! (If you're GF you'll understand this better.) So yummy. I bought a package to bring home with me. 1500 miles away. I need to work my way through the menu because there were so many options. Do you deliver?

I went to brunch at Company Cafe. The food and service were okay. I ordered the chicken teriyaki bowl, my friend ordered the Sun Rise tacos, and we ordered the biscuit and gravy as a starter. The chicken teriyaki bowl was okay. My boyfriend's breakfast tacos look like tacos I make at home--nothing special for $13.49. The biscuits and gravy were bland. I'm not sure how a restaurant can make gravy bland. I make better gravy at home. The server was friendly, but our food took longer than the couple sitting next to us because we ordered it before them. Our starter: one biscuit and gravy came out after our entrees came out. The presentation of the entrees could have been better. It's all boring. I provided photos of our brunch meals. I will not return to Company Cafe due to the poor food quality and mediocre service.

My son took me to brunch for my birthday last weekend. We started with the intention of trying out a new restaurant that had great reviews and a lot of gluten-free choices for me. My birthday, my choice...we ended up at The Company Cafe. Always a good choice for me. I haven't dined there for several months and found their new menu is much more robust now, packed with tons of new GF choices in addition to the old favorites. When I first discovered this Cafe years ago, I had recently received a diagnosis where symptoms were triggered by gluten. I had given up on ever being able to enjoy foods like chicken fried chicken or pecan pie or biscuit with gravy again. GF offerings were "experimental" and in their infancy in most restaurants, and, well, I'll just say I've kissed a lot of frogs. This place makes gluten-free people like me feel totally included, even appreciated! Whether I'm dining in at the bar alone or at a table with friends, indoors or outside, or picking up a to-go order, the service is consistently good, and the people working there are friendly and welcoming. The Company Cafe (www.companycafe.com) is the real thing. And their Liteful Foods has baked goods that make me swoon. Thank you, Company Cafe. It feels good to be seen and heard.

This is a pretty busy place and seemed to score well online, which peaked my interest. The service is good, and our waitress was definitely the best part of our experience. The food was just ok. My husband got the burger with french fries and I got the Deep Bowl with an add on of sausage instead of the beef. The burger was good, but a little under seasoned. (The French fries ironically were better seasoned than the burger.) I think the Deep Bowl would have been a little better with the beef or a ground sausage instead cased sausage. The cook was uneven and I found myself munching on very al dente sweet potatoes and some overcooked. It didn't seem like it was grilled as much as heated quickly. All and all, I felt like it was a meal I could have made myself at home versus the savory brunch experience I was looking for.

I stopped here for breakfast Saturday at 8:30am on a whim and left content. 30% full. The Deep Bowl was loaded with sweet potatoes hash, beef and all the fillings. Needed a bit of seasoning though. The French Toast Bites were solid: Nice and crispy. The mocha cappuccino was alright. Nice place to chill.

We've been waiting for 2hrs. Told us waiting time is 25 to 30mins. We all left. Never going back there ever again.

Company cafe was amazing! So many gluten free options that you can't find anywhere else. The servers were so sweet. Location is awesome too!

Not sure how I haven't reviewed this place yet because over been multiple times and absolutely enjoy every time. Great customer service! I always sit at the bar so that I'm close to the drinks and but there's also tables and booths available as well as outside seating. The Bumblebee chicken scratch is my fav dish when I'm hungry hungry... it's Fried chicken, poached eggs, hollandaise, honey butter, mascarpone, gluten-free biscuit. Most the time I'm lighter and get "the beat": eggs your way, sliced avocado, bacon and toast. Rather you're seeking breakfast, lunch or dinner this place is a winner!

Best chicken fingers I've ever had! Nearly impossible to find any that are gluten-free, so I miss being able to eat them. Will definitely be back!

Delicious food! Superior service! And meeting Jeff was the perfect way to start our Sunday. We will definitely come back on our next visit from Denver

First off, I'm beyond bummed that we do not have a place like this back home. To walk into a restaurant with a full GF menu and have too many options to choose from is far from the normal experience when eating out. This was the first time I've had chicken fried steak in a restaurant in over a decade and it was worth it. There were some challenges with our server but nothing that made it a negative experience. For those who get to eat here frequently and have celiac just know I am very jealous.

You gotta know your history- Company Cafe was started by two Dallas money guys ( before their unrelated federal indictment ) as they sat in the original Kozy kitchen . Sweaty after their CrossFit workout they wanted Kozy with good bathrooms and flat screen TV. They stole a Kozy cook, waitress and the entire menu and moved across town. The famous Sammy Nix "bowl of Doom" became the CC deep bowl etc. The rest of the menu dumbed down but serviceable. Twelve years, probation and a move down the street and it's all that's left of the original paleo eatery the beloved Kozy, sniff . Yeah , it's okay, it's got gluten-free whatever but it just cannot be the one.

I used to order often. Their Quality of food as in fruit and vegetables are often rotten if you order delivery. Then called and the employee said I had bad attitude. Just out of the hospital, ordered breakfast and for the fifth time I have a rotten veggies and/or fruit. And it's the worst I've ever received -- of course I'm pissed! The avocado is BLACK.

I stumbled upon this place as the original restaurant I wanted to go to was closed the morning of New Year's Eve and the smell of bacon wafting from the front door was intoxication so how could I not give them a try? I walked in and sat down at one of the empty tables, very hip and casual atmosphere like many of the restaurants along Lower Greenville. The bartender noticed me come in and came over and explained how when you scan the menu, you also place your order on there and pay once you're done so the whole process is paperless and you're not left waiting for your check once you're ready to leave. This was a great feature since it was a busy morning and like many other restaurants, they were a little understaffed. I ordered the Johnny Rooster which are pancakes topped with fried chicken and a bacon and jalapeno marmalade on the side and sadly, the smallest portion of syrup I've ever been given in a restaurant. As I mentioned before, they were busy and overstaffed and while they were happy enough to provide me with more syrup when I asked, I felt like I was burdening the staff by asking for anymore syrup or coffee once my cup was empty. Everything they serve here is gluten-free, which is great, but the pancakes were just slightly crumbly and dry, hence my repeated requests for extra syrup and a coffee refill. The food was pretty good for the most part, I'd give them 3.5 stars if I could but I know that many restaurants right now are struggling with staffing and that was really the only thing that took away from my experience.

I ordered chicken tenders from here and I wouldn't have even said anything if just one had hair in it... but every single tender was completely wrapped in hair. There wasn't one without hair in it. It was so bad it actually made me wonder if someone is trying to sabotage them because wow.

Delicious food. We had chicken and waffles, as well as the hash and go sandy. Amazing service from Hannah!

We happened upon this little cafe while walking around in Dallas from our AirBnB. This was by far some of the best food that I have had while visiting. Service was great and friendly, and the cafe itself is very welcoming. I'd highly recommend their breakfast bowls!

Food and location were so good! Great for people who are celiac! Highly recommend the crepes. Cant wait to go back and try more

Friendly service and delicious food. Great place for a wheat allergy since everything can be made and is mostly already gluten free.

My friend was so excited to find a place that had tons of gluten-free options! We had to try it!! We were pleasantly surprised!! She loved everything! The biscuits and gravy and the chicken and pancakes. I had the company burger and was delicious!! I got the regular bun, and the meat was real and patted out!! The mimosa carafe was great price. Our server was awesome she answered all my questions and gave recommendations. The place is nice and has outdoor seating. I will be back and try something different.

Order the burger, which is advertised as a double Pattie, and they'll bring you a single

The waitstaff was very welcoming and the food comes out very quickly. We had 2 orders of the bumblebee chickenscratch, an order of fish and chips, the bananas fosters pancakes and eggs and sausage. Everything was delicious except for the eggs on the bumblebee chickenscratch. They were supposed to be poached but they were cooked a little too long. After bringing it to our waitresses attention she quickly fixed the situation by bringing us 2 more poached eggs that were cooked to perfection. Their prices are a bit hilarious 0.38 for a side of juice for mimosas. Their price points were perfect and they offered a huge selection of gluten free options. It was very quiet yet busy atmosphere. I'd definitely come back again for brunch.

Food was okay, service was below average. One plus is they did have a lot of gluten free options.

Lots of great gluten free options! We sat at the bar top & had a great time. Highly recommend getting an ice coffee!

I've been here a few times and I finally found my favorite dish! The fiesta bowl is amazing. I have also tried the fried chicken Benedict and loved it too. They have great cappuccinos, lattes with other milk options like oat or almond! Lots of seating for a very busy area too!

My husband and I decided to have a late breakfast for lunch and Yelped for local areas. We came across Company Cafe & Bar. Even for a Wednesday around noon, the entire restaurant laced street was busy. Not sure about parking at night or weekends, but there was plenty today. It was a "seat yourself" and "scan the QR code for the menu" kind of place, which fit right in for the area. Our meals and drinks and Dominique's service were all great!!! We will be back.

We love coming here. The food and service are EXCELLENT and I love that it's locally owned. Shelly behind the bar offers top notch service as well as server Hannah.

Amazing experience! Gluten free heaven! I was able to have stuffed French toast, and my GF daughter got biscuits and gravy!

The place was easy to find. The server was very kind. I had the nachos & they were DELICIOUS. I'm not someone who takes nachos home, but I had to they were so good. My friends food looked just as great (biscuits, the club, pancakes). We ordered mimosas for the table. Also amazing. The atmosphere was casual & welcoming. I'd definitely recommend this place for brunch.

Best gluten free fish tacos in Texas. One of the best heart of house staff in Texas. Will definitely be back.

My partner found this place by googling "best brunch places" near us. He called ahead of time, and I'm glad we did, because when we arrived 15 minutes later, it was pretty packed, and some people were waiting outside. But they had a table ready for us right away! Great, friendly, efficient service here! We first got our drinks - I opted for Booch Hooch (Tito's vodka, draft Buddha's brew kombucha). For our starter, we got the Texas trio (salsa, guac, queso, tortilla chips). Unfortunately, some of the chips were stale, so that was a bit annoying, but the dips were wonderful! Always love some good queso and guac. I got the Festivus Bowl (grass-fed beef, 2 eggs, butternut squash, acorn squash, parsnips, kale, carrots, onions, bell peppers, avocado, side of salsa) because it sounded really good and healthy! I love butternut squash and avocado, so they got me with those! And delicious it was. Very colorful, too! My partner got the chicken sandy - fried chicken, tomatoes, greens, onions, avocado ranch, brioche bun, side of french fries. I don't prefer fried chicken or fries, so it's not my type of food. But he enjoyed it a lot!

This is such a cute cafe with good lattes and quality brunch. I really appreciate that they have several GF options. The service is also very quick.

Delicious GF options. Basically, all GF. The biscuits w/cream gravy were yummy and a real treat for me. They're never going to be as great as the good ol' regular greasy spoon-full-of-gluten biscuits and gravy, but they were still pretty great. The Hangover Cure was yummy, the fish tacos were great, and the cake was good, too. Can't wait to try the chicken fried steak next time!

Company Cafe is a cozy escape from the sweltering streets in the summer. We actually walked nearly half an hour here from Knox-Henderson, and I've never felt more welcomed by a whoosh of air conditioning in my life. Service was prompt and friendly. We were seated in under a minute with no wait for a late lunch (around 1pm). I ordered a summer sangria which was a light and refreshing white wine with berries (I believe). I see now that they also have Buddha's Brew Kombucha on tap as well as a host of different coffee offerings. Definitely quite a bevvy to choose from! We started with the loaded sweet potato fries. I always love a sharp salty and sweet contrast; these fries definitely served up flavor with the sharp, tangy taste of ranch married with the creamy fried bits of sweet potato. Now, the bowl I ordered on the other hand...left much to be desired. I ordered my eggs over easy, but there were a few bits that were, well, crunchy. Bits of shell had gotten into my brunch bowl. While definitely still tasty, I do think my bowl tasted mostly of filler veggies rather than any distinct seasoning. I would rather have a bowl of the sweet potato fries. Portions are on the lighter side; they serve everything on platters so it looks like quite a bit of food, but I left still a bit hungry and wondering where the flavor went for the entrees. However, the drinks were delicious and our server was attentive. Everything was served to us piping hot and in a matter of minutes. No complaints about the staff or atmosphere; it's definitely a friendly, neigbhorhood cafe.

This is such a sweet little gem in Lower Greenville. A lot of places there are more hip and trendy, but this place was a good change of pace because it was cozy, homey, and family friendly. I got the fish and chips and it was really good! I got half sweet potato and half regular fries- both excellent!! It was $15 but it was A LOT of food. The mule is also really delicious. One of the best drinks I've had in a while. Overall I'm pretty sure I'll be taking my mom here next time she visits for the atmosphere, comfort food, and overall good vibes.

Food was bad and the service was even worse. You are expected to log in to toasttab.com and order and pay from your phone. Once our drinks were delivered, we didn't see our server again until food arrived. It took 40 minutes to get chips and salsa...which came out 5 minutes before our entrees. My daughter was satisfied with her breakfast, but my East Side Tacos (described on the menu as "Ground beef, pico de gallo, and cheddar cheese on an open faced lettuce wrap. Served with a side of salsa.") had no lettuce, no salsa and were room temperature when they arrived. NEVER again!

First time eating at the Company Cafe, and it was amazing!!! I ordered the gf biscuits and gravy with eggs and bacon, delicious! My daughter ordered the gf fried chicken and waffles, and she absolutely loved it! My other daughter got the gf chicken strips and a side of gf Mac n cheese, both were really good! We finished with a scrumptious gf brownie. Allen in all I'd give this place an A+! The only thing that I didn't like was their ordering system, I prefer the old fashioned menus you can hold. Lol.

So good! Lower Greenville doesn't really have many places that open early but Company Cafe does and it's delicious. They have great coffee and there chicken eggs Benedict dish (forgot the name) is amazing! Pro tip: if you don't feel like drinking a cocktail at brunch, get a topo chico with lime on ice. You will fit right in with your drinking friends and save the 2pm hangover crash!

Not my favorite! The place seemed like a hole in the wall. The loaded sweet potato fries were loaded with flavors that made you want to spit it out! The only thing I enjoyed was the gluten free pancakes! Something was off.