FULL CITY ROOSTER

Good coffee and a lively brunch atmosphere. The coffee kept coming and tasted fresh, exactly what you want when starting the day. The only downside was the amount of political messaging around the place. It felt a bit much and distracted from what could otherwise be a simple coffee stop.

I was getting a service done next door and noticed Full City Rooster when I got into my car. I quickly was curious about this hidden gem of a coffee shop. The reviews had me get out of my car intrigued to go inside. When I walked in I fell in love with the design and art. Then I was greeted with such warm hellos and smiles from the owner and employees. I asked for a recommended coffee and trusted them. I was not disappointed! It tastes so rich and authentic with the perfect flavor of not overwhelming sweetness nor takes away from the coffee. I believe it was the brown sugar latte. If you get the chance to stop by you won’t be disappointed. They also have a seating area in the back I’d love to come back and have a pastry next time. I lucked out and missed the pastries today. Looking forward

Knowledgeable, very friendly staff. What a pleasant experience. Exploring this local roasting studio and their incredible beans was a joy. When it comes to holiday gifting, I would not want to give anything less than the best, and I am grateful that source is right here in Dallas proper. Thank you to the duo behind the bar this morning who helped me choose beans tailored to my gifting needs. They made the process clear and easy. I also tried a freshly pulled double shot of their Guatemalan and it was excellent. This place truly feels like a community haven. So thankful it exists. Only wish it were closer to me. Cheers ☕️

Growing up in a miners’ family, coffee is paramount; strong, dark-roasted magic that wakes your mind but your nose enjoys first. I had this same experience walking into City Roosters, the aroma hitting first, profound, rich, toasted; then, I calmly sipped on a latte with an extra shot. It was a true familiar experience, strong, deep, like hugging an old friend or remembering your favorite song. I fully recommend going to City Roosters for a proper cup of coffee and unlocking a forgotten coffee-related memory.

I ordered an oat milk cappuccino at Full City Rooster and it was a letdown—thin, bubbly foam and the milk tasted a bit overheated, so the espresso came off harsh and roasty. Cool roastery vibe and nice staff, but the drink lacked balance. I’d skip the oat cap here and try a pour-over or straight espresso next time.