Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters

Happened to just Google "coffee roasters" on my way back to FW from Rockwall and this place popped up. Im glad I decided to make the stop. The shop was small and cozy, the barista friendly, and the coffee was awesome! I ordered a double Espresso, a Peruvian and a Cappuccino with some vanilla syrup, and both were made with care.

☕️1 BEAN : A very good espresso with impressive consistency. The chocolate notes are deep and steady from the first sip to the finish, supported by a well executed dark roast profile. The aftertaste shifts into something bright and calming, almost like green tea, which gives the shot a surprising refinement. A clear 1 Bean experience. Clarity, balance, and craft.

Excellent little coffee shop in Dallas! Really enjoyed their cold brew. The service was very friendly. If I lived here, this would be my go to Sunday reading spot! Were they open in Sundays that is. Haha Make sure to stop in and give them a shot!

Cute place! Smelled great while they roasted their own coffee. My cappuccino was delicious, smooth espresso.

stopped in today (saturday) around noon for a pastry and chai latte. I didn't catch the server's name but she was sweet and quick with my order. I had the most delicious almond and chocolate pastry (idk what exactly it is but it's my new fav) and a simple yet yummy chai latte. Will be back again!

S++ tier coffee. Actually good, complex, smooth, and not bitter at all. Doesn’t need any sweeteners.

Iced dark chocolate mocha is DELICIOUS and reasonably priced. Small interior but quiet enough on a Saturday to get some work done. Nice ambience with music and earth tones. Work going on in back can be distracting or nice depending on whether or not you like light bustle while you work. Would definitely come back for the mocha.

Definitely not your run-of-the-mill mass-produced coffee shop. Lots of high-quality choice beans in both regular and espresso roasts. The barista offered me great suggestions, but ultimately, I went with my own choices, which she liked, as well. I stuck around for an oat milk cappuccino. Wow and yum. Highly recommended when you want to take a break from the world. It’s located in a shady semi-quiet street. I didn’t have any trouble finding street parking, either. It’s a small shop, but good seating along the window as well as a good-sized shareable work table.

I came to this charming coffee shop recently and was quickly greeted by a barista. Noble Coyote is located in the expo park neighborhood with street parking available. Expo park has a couple of local businesses on that strip as well, including a restauraunt. Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters has a bright and cheery atmosphere. I checked out the menu and was recommended the salty summer bee (iced) due to wanting something sweet. The salty summer bee latte was delicious and refreshing on a hot summer day. I look forward to my next visit.

I found this spot after trying to get matcha from another location that had temporarily closed due to the state fair. It was my first stop leaving the airport and I had no idea where I was in the area. I walked over to this place and was immediately greeted as I entered. The barista was super kind and answered questions that I had about the store and their homemade syrups. They make matcha using a the traditional chawan aka matcha bowl and that warmed this matcha girl's my heart to see! I ordered a dirty matcha since I had an early flight and it was soooo good! The seating is minimal but the vibe is warm. Tons of items to buy/take home, too. A cop even came in to grab a coffee and handed out stickers. Seemed to be a regular, which I always love to see at establishments because that means something if someone goes out of their way to constantly support.

I've visited this shop a few times over the past year and the drinks have always been high quality - from brewed coffee to specialty lattes. The baristas are friendly and always craft a yummy beverage, and I love their fun, seasonal offerings! I usually visit early on Saturdays (since they're closed Sundays) so can always find street parking, but I also believe there is a lot nearby. There are some tables and a small bar inside for seating. I highly recommend checking this spot out and will be back!

Quaint and cute coffee shop! Pleasant staff too, loved my lavender iced latte. Wish coffee shops didn't charge an upcharge for dairy-free milk though Would love to visit this spot more often if they had more hours and if they offered WiFi!

charming and high quality. not really set up for many guests to hang out for long, but that's not a bad thing

I was driving by here on the way home during a break and decided to stop in. I ordered an ice matcha with a splash of vanilla for my sister and I ordered a cardamom spice latte for myself. 1st, Kaylee (sorry if I spelled that wrong) was very helpful and patient with me. I I tried both of them I liked the green matcha the best, it had a good taste. I also like the cardamom but if you don't have a broad palette and are picky this might not be for you. It has a strong after taste that some might not like. I liked it and thought it was a great recommendation. I liked the inside of the store it also had a good ambiance to it, I could see my self hanging out and doing some work inside or catching up with a friend. Definitely will be back and recommend if you're in the area. Only downside is they don't serve food so if you're trying to eat, don't come hungry!

solid service. excellent coffee. the ambiance it airy & calm. there are a couple of tables and chairs outside. the only thing is i wish you could hear the music outside & they had pastries. otherwise if you're in the area and need a coffee fix, definitely check it out.

best lavender syrup and cold brew in the city. the hours suck and they atmosphere seems as if they don't want any guests hanging out.

Noble Cayote is a breath of fresh air! It's a quaint, modest-sized coffee shop with simple coffee menu items, an eclectic crowd of customers, and beans that are roasted in house. When I came in on a Wednesday afternoon, parking was ample, and I settled into a spot at the communal table inside (if I had to guess, there's probably a max of 10 seats in the shop- some by the window and the other half of seating at the communal table). The decaf oat milk cortado with local honey and cinnamon was one of the best cortados I've had in Dallas (the beans, which they roast in house, gave the espresso in the drink a bright and slightly zesty but not overly acidic taste which paired beautifully with the cinnamon and honey). Alas, I've finally found my go-to coffee shop in Dallas!

This tiny hole-in-the-wall just outside Fair Park roasts their own beans. There's very limited seating and no restrooms. Little to no snacks on the menu. But it's still worth the trip - the pour over coffee is top-notch. I also had a Masala Coffee - kind of a coffee version of a chai latte that was very smooth and not too sweet. Stop by if you happen to be in the neighborhood!

Absolutely amazing checking out the coffee here at Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters. The staff were friendly and fast and the coffee was so good. Definitely recommend checking this spot out if you're into coffee.

My husband and I FINALLY found our coffee shop in Dallas. The Espresso was smooth and the iced mocha latte with oatmilk is delicious! I could taste the Espresso which means my drink had the perfect amount of mocha. So glad I found this coffeehouse!

Driving home from Lake Ray Hubbard (Swim Across America) to Fort Worth, we searched for a coffee place. WHY GO! Traditional (correct) sizes; very kind customer service and interaction. We're sad our cups are empty. ORDER: 2 oat milk cappuccinos; 1 oat milk steamer with mocha sauce for daughter.

Small store but great quality coffee!! Very thoughtful service and enjoyed the variety of drinks. Great start to my day!

A wonderful place to decompress from the world and enjoy their great coffee - thank you for working so hard to make a great cup of coffee for us. We'll be back.

Great vibe, with even better coffee. Easily the best coffee I've had since moving to Dallas three years ago.

I appreciate how knowledgeable the barista that helped me was about the coffee beans. I was on the fence about picking up their Ethiopia Guji Sasaba however after she let me smell the beans and explained the process that goes into developing the characteristics of this coffee, I'm so glad I picked it up. I don't normally take my coffee black but it tastes amazing! Also, my father and I loved our mocha lattes...and then she topped my experience by providing insight as to how she created that delicious drink :) no fake chocolate sauces here, Ladies and Gentlemen! Thank you for a great experience and wonderful coffee bean choices we brought back home to Houston. I can't wait to try the places you recommended in Houston!

Loved the feel. Amazing fresh roasted coffee. They roast fresh twice weekly. The barista was very knowledgeable and kind. The coffee was so good! Order their Peru pour over. Wife at a Salted Honey Latte with oat milk it was great. Only had take out because of Covid so we didn't het to go inside, than that is was great!

Great coffee and wonderful staff. I enjoyed a pour over and it was perfect! The Firefly Roast was full of bright flavor. Highly recommend!

First of all Marta, the owner is so energetic and personable-love her!!! Ask her to share how the Noble Coyote coffee name came to fruition and about Zephyr ! We tasted the Peru & Rise N Grind and they were amazing! Roasted on a Tuesday and consumed on a Wednesday-Delish!!!

Pretty cool coffee shop, I liked the vibes a lot. There was a roastery in the back; they roast their own coffee beans every Tuesday and Thursday! The barista was really nice! She made me a vanilla bean latte-- it was decent. Not the best latte I've ever had, but I could taste the coffee beans and they were on point. Make sure to tell them to make it extra hot-- I don't know why coffee shops make Luke warm coffee and not hot. Its frustrating. I told them to heat it up and they did so that was nice! Btw, parking is horrible if you come at a busy time (which was apparently 8:30 am on a Friday morning, granted, it was the first day of the fair.) It took me 15 mins to find parking and I kept having to check if my car would get towed. Definitely going to come again and try their masala chai, since the barista recommended that.

Ok I came in because I had to pee. I stayed and got an Ethiopian pour over with honey. Everyone was super nice and kind. I loved being there even while waiting. I would go back any day. Stop in if you are in the neighborhood! Price point is on par and coffee is great!

Got some Rise n' Grind whole beans at Whole Foods. Very pricey, at $17. Not my favorite. Very acidic, and to me undrinkable. I finally dumped half the beans.

Local business ran by local people roasting some absolutely amazing beans locally. Easily accessible from the Santa Fe Trail and super bike friendly folks. Barking dog espresso beans were well balanced and delicious. I'll definitely be back when this bags gone. Thanks guys

Amazing in house roasted beans. A peaceful atmosphere with warm and welcoming staff. I loved all of their shop gems, especially the quality branded mugs they have. The real deal is all of their affordable, unique coffee courses they offer (in the roasting lab) from cupping, aeropress and more! This makes a great space for the coffee lover!!!

Perfect, great knowledge of coffee and the process. Nice amount of gear and beans. Super chill shop and neighborhood. Loved my first experience. This will be added to my rotation.

WOW. I mean, seriously, wow! SOOO insanely good. Impeccably clean space serving some of the best coffee in DFW. Perfectly poured cortado and wonderfully fresh nitro cold brew. Cool to watch them roast right in front of you. Great location. Friendly baristas. This place took the lead as one of my favorites.

Best espresso. I am very picky with espresso and I know what quality tasting espresso tastes like. If that's you, this is the place for you. So good.

Incredible. My husband and I love this place. My husband got the iced masala latte and I got it hot and we both loved it. I initially got the bergamot drink which I didn't like (I'm not sure why I got it, I never get cold drinks) and the owner was kind enough to not only let me try the bergamot syrup but also change it out for me for free. Our drinks were wonderfully made and they make drinks with non-dairy milk with no additional charge, and they even have vegan bars. They are doing curbside delivery during the pandemic which is huge, and they took our orders outside. Will 100% be back!!

This little mom and pop coffee bean company takes the prize for the best coffee in Dallas. They sell their beans at numerous stores in Dallas and 5-10 coffee shops are now brewing their beans. They do not have their own coffee shop, so you have to be willing to brew at home or find some of their coffee in one of the shops to try it. Your other option is to find them at one of the several farmer's markets that they have a stand at. (Check their facebook page because they are great about updating the page as to where they will be!) They are always willing to let you sample the coffee there and they sell it by the cup too. Also if you are a coffee nerd like me, don't be shy at the farmer's market, they are equally excited to have coffee nerd conversations. **Also as a note they do take credit card at the farmer's market.** They have the perfect mix of freshness, time, and technique that produces exceptional coffee. All of their beans are fair trade and sustainably sourced. Their beans range between $12-$15 for 12 ounces of beans. Maybe a little pricey compared to grocery store beans but entirely worth it. So now for the breakdown. I have tried the following beans: Ethiopia Limu: The most recent beans I have tried. These beans have a sweet cherry taste to them at first. They end with a dark chocolate finish. I would give it an A. Barking Dog Espresso: My least favorite of the blends that I have tried. It does have a chocolate finish as well but just not my favorite ---A-. That said it might be my favorite compared to many other roaster's best brews--it has some steep competition. "DRC" Congo: My favorite of the beans I have tried so far. A rich chocolate start with a fruity floral end. This one can be hard to find. A+. Rwanda: This had more of a floral start to it if I remember correctly. I would rank it third place after the Ethiopia and the DRC. Those are the four I have tried so far, excited to keep sampling!

Great atmosphere. Great coffee. The barista is nice and professional and relaxed. It's not a great place for families but it's good for a nice coffee date. Limited seated. Buen ambiente. Buen café. La barista es amable y profesional y relajada. No es un buen lugar para families pero es lindo para una cita! Pocos asientos.

Due to the COVID-19, Noble Coyote was only accepting curbside orders. I placed my order online which was very easy to navigate on their website and set my time for pick up. They notified me when it was ready and I pulled up in the front and a friendly lady immediately came out with my order. I ordered a bag of Cafe Momentum's whole beans and it was freshly roasted the day before. Talk about fresh! I came home and made my own coffee with my french press and shared it with my fiance. It was by far one of the BEST cups of coffee we've have had. I immediately followed them on Instagram, shared it on my Instagram story, and will be attending their online course on how to make pour-over coffee. I highly recommend Noble Coyote. Not only are you supporting a local business but also getting the best quality coffee!

We love Noble Coyote! We purchase their beans from Whole Foods, and had no idea they were available at area Farmers Markets until I read a review by another Yelper. Our favorites are the Morning Grind and the Peru one (I don't think it has a name). Excellent strong coffee...tastes great as espresso or latte. Keep it up, Noble Coyote!!!

Oh wow! Do i need to say anything else? This coffee is amazing!!!! I got the masala latte with almond milk hot.

We showed up before they opened and they were kind and accommodating. They brought everything out on a tray and everyone was wearing masks. Oh and the coffee is delicious!

I was looking for a new place to get coffee close to my new office and Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters popped up on Yelp. The coffee is amazing. Their little shop is cute, clean and inviting to sit in. It smells heavenly. There's a huge window where you can see the guys actually roasting the coffee beans. if you're in the fair Park area and you just wanna good cup of coffee... absolutely give them a try.

This is the only coffee I buy anymore. I've lived in the neighborhood for years and waited impatiently for this place to open! I emailed Marta last year because the store front wasn't open or had hours. She and Kevin went out of their way to open the locked doors on roasting days and I'm forever grateful!! I buy two bags at a time of the hand-picked, same day (often) roasted beans and can't wait to get home to start the coffee-makin' process. The Barking Dog is my favorite, I'm not much to speak on "chocolate-y notes" or what have you but, y'all, this stuff is damn good. I use an espresso machine and get just the right extraction of goodness. Cafe Momentum is a great one, too. I say this with bias because I love Cafe Momentum and what it stands for, unbeknownst to me until Kevin told me their story. Marta and Kevin support and are deeply involved in the community and I absolutely adore that. These are good people, people. Finally, the Ethiopian. I have never liked Ethiopian. That's rather mild; I was absolutely adverse to Ethiopian coffee, never had a good one, thought the beans were awful by nature. Kevin changed that for me with their Grade 1 Yirgacheffe and I have never eaten my words more. I keep a constant supply of this stuff on hand. Love love love. Noble Coyote is amazing coffee beans, sought out, poured over, and roasted by some amazing people. Go visit them!

2016 Yelp 100 Challenge Review #98 I came here needing to get some coffee and was in the area. I got some tacos from Taco Joint but their coffee is no bueno. So since this place was nearby my destination I decided to try it. They were so nice even before I got inside. I called ahead because I couldn't find parking. It was Fair season so everything was to capacity. I called and they told me I could park in the center lane with my hazards. They watched my car and allowed me to run in and grab two Americanos. It was pretty good and I would definitely come back. I don't like everybody's coffee but I could definitely come back for another cup of joe.

Fresh roasted coffee beans roasted onsite. Ordered a cappucino made from peruvian beans. Excellent flavor. Also tried the espresso tonic with lime for fun. So refreshing. Great friendly service. Knowledgeable about coffees and roasting process. Bought a bag of Bali Kuntamani beans to try at home.

Want the best coffee roasters in Dallas? This is the spot! These guys really know their stuff. So much so that they even offer weekend classes to teach you all about roasting, tasting, and making coffee! They are constantly offering a wide variety of beans and blends, giving you a nice variety of flavors to choose from and they even offer a smaller bag size if you like to switch up your roasts often to experience different flavors and styles of coffee. Another thing that's great about these guys is that they ethically source their beans and make sure farmers get fair wages which is #AWESOME. And to top it all off, the owners Kevin and Marta are some of the nicest people you could meet. If you love quality coffee and supporting local business you'll love Noble Coyote. Thanks for reading my review. If you like foodie pics be sure to check out my insta at seasonedfoodie and show some love :)

Simply put, we're from Eugene and we're both coffee fanatics. Trust us, if you like your coffee strong but not acidic, prepared by a person who knows how to properly foam an espresso drink or how to pull a perfect shot--- this is your place. For three days, I had better coffee than (sorry...) I've had in either Portland or Eugene, coffee havens for the caffeine lover. This place alone should put Dallas on the coffee circuit, just as much as the city's brisket does for BBQ pilgrimage.

I wandered in while exploring my neighborhood. Fair park has been "the next big thing" going on 30 years. I couldn't imagine a coffee roaster making it here in this entrepreneurial no mans land, but in the spirit of supporting my community, I stopped in. The owner and I talked about coffee and roasting, grinders and brew methods. I am a bit of a newb so I had a lot of a questions. I had never even heard of a "Natural Coffee Roast". But after learning that modern bean washing/roasting techniques remove the fruit, leaving only the bean, I decided to the try a natural roast. The fruit of the coffee is left as part of the bean before being roasted.I selected an Ethiopian blend. Now it's all I drink. Yeah the roasts vary from batch to batch some, but that's part of the charm. And the flavor is not for the Folgers crowd. Also, the owner deals with individual farmers, setting up direct trade deals bypassing the middle man.

Had some of their cold brew at the local farmers market near Casa Linda and White Rock Lake and it was delicious!

I'll preface this review by adamantly claiming that I am not a coffee snob, but admitting that I roast my own coffee at home almost daily and have about 9 different brewing contraptions in my house. Kevin roasts the best coffee in Dallas, bar none. I've tried all our local roasters, and I love them all in their own way, but objectively speaking NCCR is the best there is. It's definitely some of the best I've ever had, up there with Intelligentsia and Stumptown. If you want excellent coffee the most important things (in order) are good beans, consistent grind, and a well refined brew method... so there is no better place to begin your pursuit of the perfect cup than right here!

I still do not know why coffee shops, coffee roasters, and random delis enjoy using mountain animals such as moose, coyotes, buffalo, and other furry critters to place on logos and in names. Well, this idea feeds right into yet another Dallas Coffee Roaster (roasting is the new micro-brewing; I'm calling it!); enter Noble Coyote. On a recent visit to a local-centric Dallas grocer, I picked up a bag of their Guatemala Huehuetenango. The roast lent the coffee an extremely full-bodied aroma, but the beans themselves, once brewed, actually lacked juiciness. I did appreciate the oily coat that provided the beans a nice sheen. I used the Chemex Method, and I believe that this particular brewing technique pulled out too much bitterness. Perhaps with their darker roasts, go with a clever or V-60, so as to absorb some of the more tannic compounds. This particular roast seemed a little dry, leaving some silkiness to be desired. I also appreciate their emphasis on sustainability and fairness of purchasing and selling. On their website, they list a number of coffee shops and grocers at which you can purchase some of their caffeinated goods. Noble Coyote provides yet another good addition to the growing population of micro-roasters in North Texas.

EXCELLENT coffee and really nice people, too. I love the minimalist decor. Very up and coming feel to the area.

Can't say enough great things about these coffee roasters! The owners are doing it right, they focus on the product and care about the quality! It not only shows in their products but also in their employees and the community they have built. Coming here on Saturday mornings is the highlight of my week! I love the coffee and Tiffany is the best barista!

Sadly, I have never been to the actual store. However, I've been drinking Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters since I moved to East Dallas. (I buy my supply at Green Grocers.) Their beans are by far the best that I've ever tasted! I've bought several flavors, but their Rise n' Grind is my favorite. I'm now at the point where I'd rather brew Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters at home than even consider making a trip to Starbucks. That should say something! I would definitely give their coffees a try! Now that I know the actual store is so close, I'm going to pop by soon! Cheers!

So so Happy to find your coffee at Whole Foods on Lemmon!!! Your coffee is hands down the best I've ever tasted!!! Let me know if you do any special events on your roasting methods and where you get your coffee beans and such. I'd love to come if you do anything like this.