Looking for a new independent coffee shop in Dallas? Try Herb's House Coffee + Company off Dyer Street, Pull Through Coffee Bar inside a bike shop near White Rock Lake, Diana's Coffee in South Dallas and Roché Coffee in Far North Dallas. All four are locally run spots you can walk into and order a drink, and all four are open on Saturdays. We checked each shop's own website for what it serves, its address and its hours, then matched the address and phone against a second source such as a map listing or local press. Hours change, so confirm before you go.
We looked at these shops on Nov 11, 2026.
If you have already worked through our first list, 8 Independent Coffee Shops in Dallas Worth the Trip, these are all new names.
East Dallas
Herb's House Coffee + Company
5622 Dyer St, Suite 100, Dallas, TX 75206 · Dyer Street Phone: (469) 399-0311 Website: herbshousecoffee.com
A full coffee bar and cafe menu, plus meeting spaces, per its own site. If you need a spot for a work session that turns into a meeting, the shop has conference rooms with tables, WiFi and AV hookups that you can book ahead. It also roasts and sells its own blends, like Herb's House Blend, and runs a coffee truck called the Herbster for events. Its site posts hours of 7 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm Saturday, and closed Sunday.
Pull Through Coffee Bar
4875 W Lawther Dr, Suite 101, Dallas, TX 75214 · White Rock Lake (inside Dallas Bike Works) Phone: (469) 668-2663 Website: pullthroughcoffee.com
A cycling-themed coffee bar and walk-up window inside Dallas Bike Works, just off the White Rock Lake paths. The menu covers espresso drinks, tea, lemonade and pastries from Leila Bakery, and it pours Cultivar coffee. Drinks have fun cycling names, like the Bonked But Not Broken iced protein matcha. Its site says it is open 7 am to 3 pm every day. Until the bike shop opens (9 am, or noon on Sundays), service is at the walk-up window and patio only, and the bar inside opens after that. Some map listings show different hours, so check before an early or weekday trip.
South Dallas
Diana's Coffee
2434 S Harwood St, Dallas, TX 75215 · South Dallas (inside Cedar Market Ranch) Phone: (469) 275-7735 Website: dianascoffee.com
A family-owned Colombian specialty coffee stand tucked inside Cedar Market Ranch. Its site describes Colombian single-origin coffee, including a Geisha, and you can stop by, order ahead for pickup or get delivery. The menu runs from espresso drinks and lattes to matcha, cold brew and Colombian pastelitos. It also sells bags of its coffee in washed, natural, honey and decaf versions, and books a mobile coffee stand for events. Its site does not post hours. Map listings show 7:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday through Friday, 7:30 am to 3:30 pm Saturday, and closed Sunday, so call ahead to confirm.
Far North Dallas
Roché Coffee
17062 Preston Rd, Suite 130, Dallas, TX 75248 · Far North Dallas Phone: (945) 400-5393 Website: rochécoffee.com
A Vietnamese coffee and matcha shop that started as a pop-up before opening this storefront, in the same center as Cris and John's and Deli News. Its site says the coffee is sourced from Vietnam, the ceremonial-grade matcha comes from Shizuoka, Japan, and the creams, syrups and toppings are made in house, with every shot pulled to order. Its site posts hours of 7 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday and 8 am to 5 pm on Saturday and Sunday, which makes it the easiest pick here for a Sunday coffee.
Before you go
- Check Sunday plans. Pull Through and Roché post Sunday hours. Herb's House and Diana's are closed Sundays.
- Go early for Pull Through. It closes at 3 pm, and the inside bar opens when the bike shop does.
- Need a meeting room? Book Herb's House's meeting spaces ahead on its site.
- Order ahead if you're in a hurry. Diana's lets you order ahead for pickup.
- Bring home a bag. Herb's House and Diana's both sell their own coffee.
A simple coffee crawl
Herb's House and Pull Through are both on the east side of Dallas, so you can start with a morning walk or ride at White Rock Lake, grab a drink at Pull Through, and head to Herb's House for a longer sit. Diana's in South Dallas pairs well with a produce run at Cedar Market Ranch. Roché is a trip of its own up Preston Road, and it is the one to save for Sunday.
Why choose an independent coffee shop?
Every drink tells you something about the people behind the counter, whether that's Colombian beans from a family stand, Vietnamese coffee from a shop that grew out of a pop-up, or a cycling crew's protein matcha. Independent shops also give a neighborhood a place to gather that feels like its own.
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